The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-20

WOpOocu law WAS TeILeCtlOn On Tue
state judiciary and State law officers
The debate will run for fourteen
hours under a unanimous consent
agreement. A vote on the anti.lynch-
ing bill will no< be had in the HOUSE.
until after the Christmas holidays. -
bride will mako their home. DIR. Mel
win is formerly of Washington. and
Mrs. Melvin was Miss Nyla Hendricks
Of Kansas City.
Nine. Anita darcy Vargas, color
atura soprano, formerly Of the San
Francisco Opera Company. will be the
guest OF honor and artist at the regu y
lar Friday afternoon tea at the Coz.
gressional Club this week.
Nine. Vargas, who is on her way TO
Europe to make a concert tour, ls
spending a short time in Washington.
and sang at the reception and dance
last night which the Southern Society
gave for the Lord and Lady Lee Of
Fareham.7
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Cabinet Club to Meet.
The Cabinet Club. Of the University
of Michigan, will hold it's annual
Christmas ball for students and
alumni of the university at the
Is.
patrons and patronesses will be the
Secretary Of the Navy and Mira. Ed
win DENLY, Senator and Mrs. Charles
+. Townsend, Congressman and Mrs.
Charles K. Mapes. Congressman and
Mrs. Louis c. Champion, Congress.
man and Mrs. James c. Mclaughlin,
Congressman and Mrs. j. NJ. Z.
Smith. Congressman and Mrs Frank
y. Scott and Congressman and Mrs.
Patrick Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sevellon Brown and
their three children, OF Providence.
r. l.. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
David S. Barry. Of jefferson place,
for the Christmas holidays.
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Miss Sidney Webb was the guest
of honor at the buffet supper which
Miss Betty Grove gave last evening
before Miss Elizabeth Ksmp's dance
at Grasslands, which was one Of the
loveliest balls of the Christmas sea.
son, and was given for her by her
grandfather, John A. Baker. Miss
Kemp and Miss Elizabeth Lennon,
of Virginia, who is visiting her. aau
Miss Eleanor Williams, of Baltimore.
who is staying with Miss Grove.
were among the guests at the sup
per party.
Pen Women To Meet.
The regular Wednesday luncheon
held in the Hoot o. the Owl, the
club dining room of the League OF
American Pen Women, 1922 II street.
will be Of unusual interest this week.
many members from out of town, in
Washington for the holidays, plan
ming to join their llow-writers In
Washington for a social hour at this
time. The members Of the District
OF Columbia league are to be found
in the club in large numbers on
Wednesdays since the establishing of
this custom. Among the out OF. town
members will be Miss Maibelle Heikes
Justice. one of Americas leading
scenario writer's, who has been spend
ing the winter in New York.
The Third Assistant Postmaster
General and Mrs. Glover are enter
tanning as their guests at the Ward
man Park Hotel Mr.. and Mrs. How
land Sinclair, of Englewood, n. j.
Benefit Ball Committee.
The members OF the mems floor
committee for the Columbia Hospital
ball, which takes place on January 3,
includes Colonel Fowler. Mr.. Clarke,
Arthur ID. Addison, Snowden Ashford,
Charles III. Butler, John Barrett,
Thomas Bradley, Frederick M. Brad
ley, Major Wilfred Blunt, Gardner
Coogan, Capt. c. c. Calhoun, John b.
Cochrane, John w. Davidge, Col. NJ.
A. Delaney, J. II. de Sibour, Haynes
Ellis. c. b. Ellis, Wade Ellis, Col.
William Phelps Emo. George f. Foss.
Richard ii. Flournoy. Senator Joseph
r. France, Hampson Gary, Stuart
Hunt, John b. Henderson. Edward A.
Hartman. Comma nder Jerome c.
Hunsa..or, Frederick c. Hicks, Col.
William +. Horton, Ralph II. Hill,
Randall Hagner, Commander Theodore
Jewell. Judge Martin Knapp, Arthur
Lee, Col. Robert S. Lee, DIR. Thomas
S. Lee. Malcolm McConihe. George
Hewitt Myers, Basil Miles, Henry w.
Miller, robert Stead, Col. Robert q.
Paxton, Rear Rdmiral David Potter.
Lieut.. Schneider, Maj. Gen. George
o. Squier, George Sloan, Maj. George
o. Totten. Lawson Treadwell. En-
bingham Townsend, Horace Westcott,
Col. j. C.. Wise. Waddy u. Wood,
Walter Wilcox, Hewitt Wells, DIR.
Walter Wells. and Mark Reid Yates.