The Washington times., 1921-05-16

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Robert Batchslisr gave Q dinner
SATURDAY night at Hot Springs. Va.
for Mr.. and Mrs. George BatchelIer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Hudson Of New
York and Harry H. Ward Of Boston.
all of whom went yesterday 10 Rose
loe for tea with the Baron and
Baroness Rosenkratx.
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With Mrs.. Harding. the wife Of
the President and Mrs. Coolidge. the
wife of the Vice President. ~ pa
tronssses and actively Interested. the
two weeks bsneft At the Gardsa
Theater for the Womsn's welfare
Association IL planned on such COM
prehensive and practical lines that
large fund 10 assured.
| The nrst showing of The Heart
Of Maryland" = nlm version of the
play in which Mrs. Leslie Carter
first attained fame. will be offered
beginning Sunday, May 22. There
viii be also vaudeville features on
the program. which will be sxcsp-
tionally good. At the request of the
committee In charge Tom Moore,
owner of the RiaIto, Garden and
other theaters. will act as directing
manager. Mr.. Moore has contributed
the Garden Theater for the fort
night and every cent Of profit de-
rived from the sale Of tickets will
go to the fund.
Civil war veterans will rally at
the theater next week when every
Union soldier now living at the
Soldiers Home will be invited TO
attend q big theater party as the
guests Of Mrs. John Allen Dougherty.
MRS. Dougherty has sailed for Eu-
rope but Mrs. /. w. Littell, wife Of
the Commandant of the SoldierS
Home. will represent her on G. A.
X. night. Mrs. CovinGton Of the
Confederate Memorial Association Is
arranging for an evening when Con-
federate veterans will attend the
beneht as the guests Of Ars. Charles
| Whitman Wetmore.
Mrs. Cunningham Hall. chairman
of the ticket committee, with the
assistance OF Mrs. Joseph Folk and
Mrs. Ollie James, 10 planning thsater
parties which will include children
from every Protestant orphan asy-,
lum in Washington. The representa-
tive Catholic ladies Of WashingtoL
are arranging to do the same thing
for the children now livins In the
various big Catholic asylums-
Mrs. Wesley Martin stoner, Mrs. Z.
ID. Doak and Mrs. Maynard Burra..
have organized a large comimttac
which will arrange for group atteni-
ance of members of the union orsani-
zatisns Of the city, includins the Typo
graphical Union, the Bookbinder'
| Union and verious others. There VI"
be alaD theater parties arranged 70,
the employees of retail stores and mel-
camille establishments of the city.
| Mrs. Frederick Hicks il the chair
man of another committee which will
handle the important work of sbtAs-
ing group attendance from the nums'
Gus big department stores in the citS
Other committees are arranging fUr
group attendance by the Boy and Girl
Scouts.
OF course, the walter Reed Hospital
boys will not be forgotten, and all
who are able will have 4 chance TO
see the picture and to enjoy the pro-
gram. Mrs H. L. Rust 10 raising .
fund to send the Mount Alto soldiers
as guests fher committee. Mra.
mittee that will negotiate With the
IParent-Teacher Association to assure
the attendance of the school children
of the city.
The list Of patronessss. with Mrs.
Harding and Mrs. Coolidge at its
head, includes Mrs. Edwin DENLY.
Mrs. Albert B. Fall, Mrs. Herbert -.
Hoover, Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs.
Stephen, B. Elkins, Mrs. John Hays
Hammond. Mrs. Charles BouEhton
Wood, Mrs. c. c. Calhoun, Mrs. Victor
Kaufman. Mrs. Rafael r. Gown.
Mrs. John Allen Dougherty, Mrs. H. l..
Rust, Mrs. George Hewitt Meyers.
Mrs. Joseph N. Folk, Mrs. Theresa
Rooney, Mrs. Cunningham Hall. Mrs.
Ollie James, Mrs. Fred Hicks. Mrs.
Tom Moore, Mrs. Richard VAIN
wright. Mrs. Sumner Wells. Mrs. I'd
ward Everett, and Mrs. Charles b.
Drake.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Delaware Society will be held Tues
day evening. May IL, at the Rocham-
beau. Connecticut avenue, between H
and streets. Dancing will b the fsa-
ture Of the evening.
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Miss violeta Moaue celebrated her
birthday Friday the 18th, by giving
| a box party at keith's, and then tax
ing her friends to supper At the Hstsi
Washington.
The young ladies of St. Cecilia q
Academy will give q dance tomorrow
evening At the Catholic Com nsunity
House, for the benefit of the Bengal
missions in India
Miss Marie Louise Hatcher AID
Richard Reid Ralph were married
Saturday afternoon, at 5 o'clock. in
the First Congregational Church.
The Rev. Jason Noble Pierce per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
of near rslativss and . large as
sembly of friends The bride was
given in marriage by her lifelong
friend. Henry S. Hutzler, of Rich
mond. Va Garnett Lee acted ~ best
man.
The wedding gown vas Of white
crepe de chine and q small white hat
trimmed with white wings WAS ~orn
with it. The corsags bouquet vas OF
lilies of the valley and pink orchids.
After the honeymoon Mr.. and Ars.
Ralph, both Of whom are former res-
dents of Richmond, will make their
home in Washington.
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