The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-25

New York, are the guests Of Bishop
Harding and Miss Charlotte Harding
at the bishops house. in the Cathedral
close.
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Miss Katherine EfYinger. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frederick Effinger.
has selected September 8 as the date
Ct her marriage to William Barbour
Ware. son Of the late DIR. L. ]. Ware.
OF New York. The engagement was
announced some weeks ago and Miss
Effinger is already being much feted.
Mrs. Daniel Leray Borden will give a
bridge party in her honor on Friday.
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MAJOR TOTTEN's MUSICAL.
Major George Oakley Totten's
charming studio house was the scene
Of an interesting musical last cve-
ming at which Major Totten and Mr.
ard Mrs. Edouard Albion were Joint
hosts. The program of Swedish
music and Ewedish folk dances was
arranged with the cooperation of
the counselor of the Swedish lega-
ton, j. de Lagerberg. who is n fn-
ished musician. Mr.. de LagerberG
contributed two or three numbers by
ia nous Sw edish composers and play
ed the Accomplishments for the sing
ers in singularly sympathetic
fashion.
Mr.. Albion, director Of the Wash
iEgton Opera Company. who has a
voice of great range. power and
beauty. sang a number OF times, and
the Washington Opera Company
quartet. Miss Frances Corey, Miss
and Hilliard Carien, gave a we'll
selected group OF Swedish songs,
some in concert and some individu-
ally. Mrs. Franklin Barber Clark
directed the dancing, in which the
Misses Frances Clark and Dorothy
Bohmanson and little Miss Gerry
Williams and a small partner. Miss
Carroll Taylor, took part. They
danced with a professional finish and
a freshness and grace seldom met
with among professionals.
Miss Ada Totten. sister of Major
Totten, and his cousin, Ralph Tot
ten, consul general at large in Eu-
rope, who are staying with him, as
sisted the host in welcoming his
guests. Among those in the com
pany were the swiss Minister and
Nine. Peter. Nine. Wallenberg, wife
Of the Swedish minister. DR.. Bodrica
Stepanek, minister OF Czecho-Slo-
vakia and Miss Stepanek; Prince
and Princess Gagarine, DR.. and Mrs.
Tom williams. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mcclellan Ritter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ath-
erton DuPuy, Mr.. and Mrs. Body
Carpenter, Major and Mrs. r. e. Carl
son, Prof. and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Dillon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Barber Clark, Mrs.
Pearl Gray Moore, Mrs. Wilfred Du-
Puy, Miss Louise Delano. Miss Ma.
tnlie Barnes and her fance. Mark
Reid Yates: Major Raymond Lee. Mr..
old NJ. Gallop, ]. Alvarez dc Buena-
vista, Of the Peruvian embassy. and
Horace Luttrell.
The guests were particularly in
terested in viewing the wonderful
japanese panels and carvings which
Major Totten has purchased from
the Yerges collection and for which
he is having a special room built.
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The annual convention of the Ma
tionaT Society of Daughters OF 1912,
came together today for its four-day
session. The most important social
event OF the Congress will be the
banquet tomorrow evening at which
the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
will be the guests of honor. The
Daughters OF 1912 always hold their
convention Immediately after the an
nual Continental Congress OF tie ID.
A. r. in order that delegates who are
members OF both organizations may
attend both conferences.
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The Comptroller of the Currency,
Mrs. Crissinger, and Miss Crissingcr
were the guests yesterday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Beverly Price Evans at luncheon
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GIVE SUPPER PARTY.
Congressman and Mrs. Philip
Campbell entertained at supper
party last evening at their country
place near Arlington, Va.
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Mr.. and Mira Ennalls waggaman
gave a dinner. party Saturday eve
ming at the Chevy Chase Club in
compliment to Mrs. Walter Eben
Burnside, of Silver City, New Mex
leo, who is the guest OF Mrs. John
F.. Waggaman. The guests were
Col. and Mrs. Harry N. Cootcs, Mr..
and Mrs. John Childress, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hall. Mrs. John F. Wagga-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wagga-
man. Commdr. and Mrs. David Scott,
Lionel Childress, Capt. Harold CAL
lop and DR.. James Emery.
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Mrs. Septimus T. Austin and Miss
Austin will sail for Europe on May
3 on the Aquitania. Miss Margaret
Treadwell who has spent the winter
with her father at Wardman Park
Inn, will accompany them abroad.
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Miss Janet Richards will lecture
next Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
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