Evening star., 1921-11-07
Miss TA1lulah BankAead
To SDend Week Here,

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Miss Tallulah Bankhead arrived in
| Washington yesterday and will spend
the week with her grandmother, Mrs.
John Fl. Bankhead Of Alabama. in
her apartment at 1858 Columbia road.
! Miss Bankhead, who is playing as
leading lady at a local theater, made
her debut in Washington from the
home of her grandfather, the late
Senator Bankhead of Alabama. and
Mrs. Bankhead, and of her father,
! Representative Bankhead, and her
friends are now anxious to see her
in position for which she has stren-
uously worked.
| Mrs. Isabel Pallen Stuart gave a
| bridge party at her home, 1875 Cali
fornia street. Friday afternoon. The
drawing room and hall We're deco
rated with roses. and the dining room
with autumn leaves and chrysahthe-
NUNS. Her guests were: Mrs. John
Paul JONES' Mrs. G. A. Maddox, Mrs.
f. o. Roman. Mrs. Alvin Kiesicker.
Mrs; ]. /. Humphrey, Mrs; Charles
Reynolds Nicholson. Mrs. +. l.: San
dos. Mrs. q. r. Norman. Mrs. Frank
o. Parker, Mrs. J; f. Alexander. Mrs.
E. si1afihleford, Mrs. "; l. BoWsn'
Iuiu Lulu Franeis. s Mrs. .si E. H. Ioftin, Mrs.
H. Lemley, mrs r. Q. Mckenzie. Mrs.
7. F. Langley, Mrs. Corey and Mrs.
Isabella Fallen Smith.
Mrs. Stuart, with her little daush-
ter, has recently returned from Cleve
land and Atlantic City, where they
spent the summer and early autumn.
Capt. and Mrs. Louis de Steiguer.
who have been living at the Hotel
Grafton, have moved into their new
apartment at 1902 18th street.
Gen. and Mrs. H0xie
Entertafn Circles.
Gsh. and Mrs. Richard Hoxie enter
tanned the members Of the U. s Grant
Circle, No. l., and Abraham Lincoln
Circle No. 3. Ladies' Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, at their home
Tuesday evening. Speeches were
made and music and recitations FORM
ed part, Of the evenings program
The ladies presented Mrs. Hoxie with
large bouquet of, pink dahlias and
autumn leaves and buffet supper
was served late in the evening. Both
Gen.. and Mrs. Hoxfe are members Of
the Lincoln Circle and the occasion
gave them an opportunity to bid
farewell to a number of their friends
prior to leaving for their winter home
in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 8. Rawson of
Newport, R.. l., the latter, formerly
Miss Elizabeth Pshdletoh Rogers of
HYDE Park on Hudson, are at the
New willard, where they Will remain
until after Armistiee day. after which
they will leave en- route to Nassau,
Mrs. John Randolph Of the Ports
| mouth gave. a musical Friday night
In honor OF the recent engagement
announced Of Miss Katherine Brill Of
j New Hampshire avenue to Mr. Will
liam A. Ryst, OK New York city.
! Mrs. Daniel Lothrop Of Boston and
Concord, Mass, the founder Of the Ma
! tional Society Children American
Revolution, is at the Hotel Grafton to
spend a fortnight. Mrs: Lothrop is on
fornia
The. .hestesses at the Arrnistice day
celebration ana foftnightly soiree of
the washington Salon and United
| Arts Society. TO be held Thursday
| viii be DR.. Edith Sc Vile Coale, Mrs.
]. J.. DUNLOP, Mrs. Frank 1. Engler,
Mrs, Ethel D. Dryden, Mrs. W. D.
SlauKhter,. Mrs. Marie NJ johnson
and Mrs. Harry X. Taylor. The buffet
will be in charge. of Mrs! Helen J. P:
ssrr nG s. wp g osssn siss'sa M.sy by Hsa Mas
Wassei Mus sss assos ' C Parke s ls@ Mtss
Helen F'arfln eteii,. Miss Nellie Heth
Wilkinson, Mias Virginia NJ. Ennen.
Miss MARCEL qreefihalsh, Miss May
Coult, Miss Pauline In Beaudat, Mis-
GensSa Ries. Miss M. Helen Oriani
and Miss Clara t1osbaush.
| The program tosbe presented by the
guests Of honor will include ad-
dresseas on, How About Your Fathers
and Mothersr. by William H. De
Court, and 'Fchina.at the Conference.s .
jby, c. :. Fox, editor Or the North
China star Of riehtsin, China. The
musical pfotgram will consist Of piano
solos. by t6enor Jose Paes, Filipino
artist: harp solos by Signor tProSpero
Mifae1ia; ensemble ana Solo numbers
by the Hieelett1 Quartet, Including
Charles p. Myers. ttenorl. James J.
Nolan (bass), Miss Caroline MAhfinx
(alto) and Mrs. Edna Hillyar6 How
ard tsoprano). with piano .accoinpani-
director at St Patrick's: ensemble
and solo numbers by Samuel u. Jsor-
man.. violin; senor AugustinA Bor-
eano, piano, and Senior Alberto Mar
tins, cello. The presentations Will
be made by: Mr.. Rudolphe de zapp,
president Of the society. There viii
be dancing.
Miss Laura N. tBsrrien wilr preslde
At: the Dubecftttion, 4innar given by
the woihen'g City Cub On wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock. NesdAnaes
LAnra o..JARfstt and Gsrtrtds Brown
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