The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-05

Mrs. Grafton Minot will be In charge
OF the flower booth and will be. as
sisted by a number OF the season
debutantes. A famous tuggler VIII
perform marvellous tricks after
o'clock.
A fine program has been arranged
| for the Girl Scout rally Saturday att
ernoon at 4 o'clock, in Memorial Con-
tinental Hall. Mrs. Frederick II. Brooke
will preside. Mrs. Arthur o. Choate,
president OF the national organiza-
ton, will deliver the address OF well
come. The Girl Scouts will present
| a medal to Mrs. Harding. Mrs. I.arz
Anderson will present the Edith Ca
veil medal and Mrs. George Maynard
Minor, president-general OF me
Daughters OF the American Revoiu-
ton, will present flags. The pre-
sentation of the field day prizes VIII
be made by General Pershing. There
will be tableaux. and the Marine Band
will play.
| The personnel of the Flower Day"
committee, which will sell flowers in
all parts of Washington next We'd
ne sday for the Salvation Army has
been announced by Mrs. L. w. Eugs-
ter. the chairman. The eight flower
| booths, to be opened in various sec
tions of Washington, will be under
direction of Mrs. Thomas Watt Greg
DRY, Mrs. William Claiming Johnson,
Mrs. Charles Cowles Tucker, Mrs.
David Meade Lea, Miss Elizabeth
keferstein, Miss Frances webster,
Mrs. Henry Marbury. Mrs. Edward
Weeks and Mrs. u. G. b. Pierce.
Among the flower girls who will sell
IT, will he
Miss Elizabeth Eugster, Miss Rather
inc Merriott, Miss Dorothy Gowen.
Miss Ruth Stoddard, Miss Florence
Hoskinson. Miss Madeline Biggar.
Miss Virginia Brown and Miss Helen
Smith.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart and Mrs.
Daniel B. Devore of Washington, are
iE New York at the New Ambassador
Hotel, Park avenue and Fifty-first
street.
Miss Betty Thornberry's song re-
cital next Saturday afternoon at the
Hotel Lafayette will be of social as
well as musical interest. Miss Dorothy
bennett Miss Margaret Mansfield, Miss
Gertrude McRae, Miss Dorothy Dnham,
and Miss Mary Gantley will act as ushers.
Miss Margaret Ripy, daughter OF Mrs.
James C. Cantrill, will play Miss
Thornberry's accomplishments. Miss
Helen Gerrer will contribute two
groups of viblin solos to the pro-
gram, with LaSalle Spier at the piano.
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Mrs. Wells Goodyk oontz, wife of
Congressman Goodyk oontz, entertain
ed yesterday at luncheon for twenty
guests in honor of Mrs. Robert l..
Archer, of Huntington, w. Va, who
Is visiting her. The guests were
Mrs. Il. e. Cooper. mother OF Mrs.
Archer; Mrs Howard Sutherland, Mrs.
]. w. Herreld, Mrs. c.. II. Caraway,
Mrs. II. c. woodward, Mrs. Fred Dem
nett, Mrs. James T. Beggs, Mrs. Percy
Quinn, and her sister. Mrs. Feltus, Mrs.
l.. s. Beckels, Mrs. II. A. Cooper, Mrs.
e. ]. King. Mrs. E. T. Hayes, Mrs
Homer Hoch, Mrs. ]. p. Wood. Mrs.
John w. Summers, Mrs. Brook Smith,
and Mrs Fred Antwerp.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Shearer
entertained at luncheon at the Shore
ham yesterday. having among their
guests Mrs. Charles B. Drake, Miss
Barrine Drake, Captain Hyde, william
Bowie Clark, and Miss Sonia Shearer
OBSERVE ALABAMA DAY.
Alabama day will be celebrated at
the Walter Reed Hospital today, Ala
Rama members of commerce and
other organizations cooperating with