The Washington times., 1921-04-12

MRS. LA RUE BROWN.
Chairman of the committee on
child welfare OF the National
League of Women Voters. who is
one of the Washington women at
tending the convention in Cleve-
land.
ponent for the theory OF RELATIVELY.
President Nicholas Murray Butler,
OF Columbia University, also. is on
the program. President Chain
Weiznan, president OF the World
Zionist Movement. who will be one
OF the special guests at the meet
ing. passed today in Washington on
business in regard to affairs In
Palestine.
After a stay OF ten days in New
York Marquis Asinari di Bernezzo.
! military attache OF the Italian en-
bassy, has returned to Washington.
NURSE DRIVE OUTLINED.
! Mrs. Louis Mackall opened her
kcme, 3044 o street northwest, yes
terday afternoon, for a meeting of
ladies in Georgetown who are inter-
ested IN the campaign for $50, 900 to
be carried on by the Instructive
Visiting Nurse Society. during the
week of April "a. Addresses were
made by Mrs. Whitman Cross. presi-
dent of the society; Mrs. Corcorari
Thom, chairman of the campaign. and
| of ha I'M al live
visiting nurses.
An organization was formed TO
carry on the campaign in George
| town under direction of Miss Emily
Matthew'S, Mrs. Louise Mackall and
Miss Bertha LOCKER, aided by Mrs.
James II. Blake, Mrs. Thomas Mar
shall, Mrs. Herman Hollerith. Mrs.
Fred McReynolds, Mrs. Percy Thomp-
son. Mrs. Wellen Fisher. Mrs. Harry
V. Haynes, Mrs. b. A. Bowles. Mrs.
Isaac Nordlinger. Mrs. William
Leetch. Miss Woods. Mrs. William
Bs!lantyne, Mrs. George p. DuBose.
Mrs. Christopher Sparkling. Mrs. T. ID.
! Waters, Miss Virginia Brown. Mrs.
!. w. ketchum. Miss Louise Harlow,
Miss Nancy Green, Mrs. Lewis Heis-
| ton and others whose names will be
announced later.
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Mrs. Baysrd Bulmer. wife OF Com
mander Bulmer of the Norfolk Navy
Yard. is the guest of Mrs. Jacob John
| Locher. 1896 Twenty-hftk street
| northwest. Mrs. Bulmer is a member
of the League of American Pen
Women. and is in Washington to at
tend the national convention. begin
ming Wednesday. Mrs. Bulmer is also
a member of the Cap and Bells Art
| Club OF San Francisco, and will ex-
hibit an interesting group of her
water colors-fowers of California
and Indian heads-in the California
booth at the Book Fair this week.
Mrs. J. f.. Jones has returned to her
home at the Burlington Hotel after
having passed the greater part OF the
winter in California. Mrs. Jones was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
! Spring at their city home in San
Francisco and at their country estate
at Los Gatas. Mrs. Spring formerly
resided In Washington.
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Mrs. William r. Clarkson and Mrs.
! c. w. Severn entertained a group of
club friends at tea and bridge yester-
day at the home of Mrs. Clarkson,
1877 Allison street northwest.
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Miss Gratia Walmsley, who has
been passing the winter at the Ward
man Park Hotel. is visiting Mrs. De-
ford Halstead in New York.
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Miss Louise Homer, a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Homer. will be
married to Ernest Van Rensselaer,
| Stires, a son of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Ernest NJ. Stires, this afternoon in St.
Thomas Church. New York city. Miss
| Homer has made a fine Impression as
singer. for she has inherited her
mothers talent and has begun a ca
reer on the concert stage. The re-
ception will be held at the Colony
Club.
Col. George Harvey expects to sail
for England on May 3 to assume his
duties as ambassador.
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! Rear Admiral William s. Sims will
speak before the Columbia University
Alumni Association in Washington,
ID. c., April %.
Mrs Robert r. Welsh and Miss
Helen Welsh have returned home
after a short visit in New York.
| Mr. ana Mrs. ~ - Woous' OF new
port, II. l., are spending some time in
Washington and are at the Shoreham
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MISS RICHARDS ADDRESS.
Miss Janet Richards spoke yester-
day to the guests at the at home
given by the Woman's Welfare Asso-
citation, 1922 Eleventh street.
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| Mr. and Mrs John r. Jury who are
motoring from Florida, where they
passed the winter, are in Washington
on their way to their home in Canada
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i MRS. MARTIN ARRIVES.