The Washington times., 1921-04-20

kiiam d. sherrered. vice president-
ID. Fits. State regent of New Jersey.
and Mrs. Charles Reid. of Deal Beach.
NJ. ]. Mrs. William II. Bonnell. of
East Orange. acted as toastmistress.
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The Pennsylvania Society will have
red letter celebration this evening
in honor of the Cabinet from the Key
stone State. There Will be . reception
at the willard at which the special
guests will be A. w. Mellon. Secretary
of tho Treasury; James ]. Davis. Sec
retary of Labor: Henry p. Fletcher.
Undersecretary OF State. and Hubert
Work. First Assistant Postmaster
General. all from Pennsylvania-
IN the receiving line will be Miss
Ailsa Mellon. MrA James ]. Davis
Mrs. Henry p. Fletcher. Mrs. Hubert
Work, Mrs. Edwin r. Sparks, Mrs.
Hamlin Cogswell. Mrs John B. Her
ron. Mrs. c. w. Adams, Mrs. c. w.
Kutx. and Mrs Livingstone L. Hunter.
Major w. H. Simpson of the United
states Army will mako the introduce
tiona
The officers of the Society arc: ~.
Clyde Kelly. president; DR.. John 8.
Arnold. Il. Lincoln Townsend, and MrA
r. L. Crilly, vice presidents; and Ed
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Membership cards or guest tickets
will be necessary for admission to the
meeting. and may be secured from the
secretary At the door.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Musgrave.
of 3241 Thirty-eighth street are re-
| ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter. She is named Barbara
Brooke Musgrave.
Mrs. r. M. Fenton entertained at .
| luncheon today at the Cafe St Marks.
/ Covers were laid for sixteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Small are re-
| ceiving congratulations on the birth
! of daughter on Thursday. Mrs.
Small was formerly Miss Ethel Sigs-
| Sigsbee. of Spanish American War
fame. This Is their fourth daughter.
Representatives of many clubs and
organizations met yesterday at the
residence Of Williams Phelps Emo to
discuss plays for children and to
pledge support to tho Holton Arms
Theater. 1742 Church street, which
will open on Friday afternoon with
a dramatization of . Hans Christian
Andersen tale.
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meeting and made a brief address In
which she explained that 1t Is the
purpose to present dramas of real
artistic merit. Miss Mabel Boardman
told of the possibilities of develop
ment Of the movement to provide
amusement Of high standard for chill
dren. Others who spoke were: Miss
Janet Richards, Mrs. Harriet Hawley
Locher. Mrs. Theodore Tiller, Mrs. M.
v. Ayers, Mrs. Grace Porter Hopkins,
Mrs. Annie E. Hendley. Mrs. F. J.
Tourney, Mrs. Florene ]. Stoddard
and George J. Zolnay.
The HoIton Arms Theater Is an at
tractive little playhouse with a we'll
appointed stage. The first play to be
presented there, "a Lady Here and
There" will have professional actors
| in the principal parts. beautiful seen
| cry and lovely costumes. There win
be performances Friday afternoon,
Friday evening. Saturday morning at
1890 and Saturday afternoon.
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Mrs wrlfrid DuPuy was hostess
at luncheon yesterday At the
Shoreham. Her guests included the
Russian ambassador. Boris Bakhme-
tefr; Mr.. Baboock and ErA John
Allan Dougherty.
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Mrs. r. J. Murphy entertained a
! small company at luncheon yestsr-
day at the Hotel Washington
DAFFODIL BALL TICKET SALE
A committee of ladies Interested In
| Trinity Community House viii sell
Daffodil ball tickets in the Hobbies o.
tho chief hotels for the next two
days.
| At the New willard will ne Mrs
c. c. McChord. Mrs. John Connor AND
Mrs. Michael X. Sullivan; at the
Washingt on. Mrs. J. R Rude and Mrs
David r. Covell: at Wardman PARK
Inn, Mrs Claude Langlais. Mrs. Wal
ter Wells, Miss Meta Evans and Miss
Howe. and at the Shorehan. Miss
| Sonya Shearer.
Additions to the list of box holders
are Bishop Harding. Mrs. Frederick
ii. Brooke. Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood an0
William Phelps Emo.
Commander Jewell, U. s. N, chair
man Of the floor committee. an
nounces the following additional
members: William Bowie Clarke, Maj
wilfrid NJ. Blount, Edward Dewey,
William ]. Flather, Jr., Spencer Cor
don. John Temple Graves, Jr- Maj.
A. B. Johnson. Comdr. Alap Kirk,
Lieut.. Comdr a. Lansdowne, Chester