The Washington times., 1921-01-22
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ing on Thursday, January ~. for
their various posts.
Colonel ana Mrs. Meriweather
Walker, who received the guests at
the dance. entertained party OF
young people over the weekend.
Among the girls from washing
ton who were present were Miss
Katherine Munson. Miss katharine
Marriott Miss Esther Mcvann. Miss
Rosamond Burt, Miss Elsie Mc0rath.
Miss Mildred Mccullough. Miss Mar
garet Crosson. and Miss, Dorothy
Mondell
Miss Annette Adams. assistant at
torney general, will be the guest OF
honor al the weekly luncheon OF
the Women's National Press Club.
Monday at II Jackson Piace.
Mr. and Mrs. Msary Middleton are
In Florida at the Royal Palms, Miami
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PENWOMEN AT HOMH.
The League OF American Pen
women will be at home on Sunday
afternoon at the clubhouse. l722 II
street. in honor Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Thompson Seton. The hours
are from to $50. In order that
Mr.. and Mrs. Seton may go direct
from the league to be the guests Of
General Pershing. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Seton will speak to the Pen
women and their friends. and viii
be presented by Mrs. William Ather-
ton Du Puy, national president OF
the league.
Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes, director
of Fairgrounds, a personal friend OF
the guests of honor. Will serve tea.
assisted by Mrs. Homer P"ch, Mrs.
coma Kidwell, Era II. i. Welty,
Miss Ina CapitoIa Emery, Miss Jes-
sic r.. Haver, Miss Fannie Wolfson.
Mrs. Anna X. Du Theil. Mrs. Theo-
dore Tiller, chairman of the social
committee, is in charge OF arrange
ments.
Mrs Frank S. Bright will be host
ess at the Women's City Club for the
Directors Reception tomorrow after
noon from 5 to o'clock. -.
The Business and PROFESSIONAL
Women's Committee viii have charge
OF the meeting on Wednesday even
ing at which William Clark Taylor,
deputy register Of wills, will speak on
"Your Money and How to Invest It"
MISS hQelc NJ. cNc =" % ~ 49, NN"'~
man to be appointed a Federai Bank
Examiner, will preside.
Mrs. Marie Manning Gasch will
read an original dialect story at the
Library Talk on Saturday afternoon.
when Miss Alice NJ. Heaven Will be
chairman. The Circulating Library
is now open every afternoon and on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Miss Bess Schreiner is chairman OF
the committee on tickets for the bene-
fit to be given on February IA. at the
Belasco Theater. A friendly rivalry
has been established between the vari-
Gus committees which are to be cred
tied with the amount OF the tickets
sold for use on committee activities
Several theater parties have already
been arranged for. Miss Sarah Pope
Grogan being chairman Of that COM
mittee.
At it's meeting on Tuesday evening
the Board organized a committee on
public relief, with Mrs. William E.
Chamberlain as chairman. 1t also di-
rected that nominations in response to
the request of the District Commits
sioners be forwarded for appointment
by them on the committee to endorse
d. c. charities.
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Five hundred students. gradual ss
and friends of the Riley University II
Spinal Therapy, held the first monthly
round table Of tie season las Thurs
day evening. DR.. Joe Shelby Riley.
president of the university. made a
short address. which was followed
by a college song, "Dr Riley's March,
ing On" the words Of which were
written by william Clews, a junior
student. DR.. Zaida Hates. grad
uate Of the university. spoke on
Mothers" Addresses were made by
DR.. N. w. Shefferman. a member Of
the faculty; DR.. Shape. who outlined
the history Of the institution: and
DR.. C. Richard Smith. '16. the first
graduate. Following the speeches a
musical program was presented BY
George E. Anderson, of the Epiphany
Church choir. Fred Miller. Mr.
Staughton. Mr.. Shefferman, Br.--Al-
tofer, and Courtney Fletcher. Poems
and other readings were contributed
by Miss Mamie Lowe. Mr.. and Mrs
Ison, DR.. J. Williston Palmer and Dr.
Riley.
Mrs. Henry +. Dimock. who is a
member of the Political Study Club,
presented every member pocket
edition of the Constitution of the
United States when the club met this
week in the ballroom of the Franklin
Square Hotel. Mrs. Dimock is deeply
interested in Americanization work
and the distribution of the copies of
the Constitution were made with the
idea of furthering the movement by
encouraging familiarity with the
principles on which the government
has been built up and carried on to