Evening star., 1921-03-26
Society
Gen. Charles G. Dawes to Dine With
President and Mrs. Harding IL
Tonight

Murphy, brother of the bride, who
will be one of the usners, arrived
Thursday from Drexel institute,
where he is a student
Rev. and Mrs John L. Saunders are
spending the week end with Mrs.
William NJ. Weaver on Wisconsin
avenue. =
Dinner and Dance
for Wedding Party.
Col and Mrs. William B. Graham
will entertain this evening in honor
of their niece. Miss Phyllis Mur1ei
Pulliam, and Lieut.. William Wesson
Jervey, whose marriage Will take
ber twenty-four and include the men,
bers Of the wedding party and out-of-
town guests.
Gen. and Mrs. Henry Jervey, parents
Of the bridegroom-elect. Will enter
tain at a dance following the supper;
in compliment to Miss Pulliam and
their son and the members Of the
wedding party. The guests will num-
Der about sixty and will include
mostly young people and Mr.: and MIS-
F. 3. Beinkamp of Cincinnati and Mrs
Mrs. Jervey, who are the house guests
Of the hosts.
Tomorrow Mrs. Jervey will enter
tain at a. tea in honor Of the bride
here for the wedding, who are her
house guests. A decoration of spring
flowers will prevail, and those assist
ing in the hospitality will include
Mrs George w. Burr, Mrs William
D; Connor. Mrs; Harry TAYLOR, Mrs
Graham, who will take turns prestd-
ing at the tea table
Miss Pulliam and Leat. Jervey
were entertained by Lieut. Paul Don
naly at the theater, followed by q
at the ana
Capt. Phillips, Capt Wilson. Capt
Venable and Lieut.. Cookson gave a
supper dance at Wardman Park Ho-
tel in honor of Miss Pulliam and
Lieut. Jervey.
The marriage of Miss Virginia c.
Lewis. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred L. Lewis, to Mr.. Robert Cope
land Jones will take place at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon at the home Of
Rev. George Dudley. 1858 Columbia
road northwest.
Miss Harriet Harmon is visiting
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Pierce Harmon, jr., in
their apartment at the Cordova The
marriage of Miss Harmon to Mai. c.
c. EARLY will take place Saturday
and Mrs. Frank P. Harmon. parents
Of the bride. Rocklands. in Virginia.
Miss Hortense Herson. formerly a
teacher at the Friends School and now
at Marioneck, N. Y, Is spending a
Few days at the Powhatan Hotel, and
yesterday was hostess at a tea for
the students in Baltimore and New
York of the summer school for girls
At Belgrade Lakes, Ne.
Miss Charlotte G. washburn, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. WAshburn, a stu
dent at Swarthmore College, is spend
ing her Easter vacation at Atlantic
City with her aunts, the Misses
Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hargett Of Sandy
and dance Monday evening in honor Of
their daughter. Miss Nellie HarEett.
The guests will be from washington
and Maryland.
Lieut.. John BealI Strider of Ross.
neid Arcadia, Calf. and Mrs. De Witt
c. Strider of Charles Town. w. Va. are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. r. l., Thomas
In Brookland.
College women's Club
to Entertafn Collegiate Alum.ae.
The Officers and board of dfrec-
tors OF the College women's Club
have invited the members OF the AS
soctation OF Collegiate Aumnae Bien-
NAL to be special guests at tea Mon
day afternoon. March %, at 4 o'clock.
at the clubhouse, 1922 I street north
west.
Mr.. Norman Hapsood. former Unit.
ed states minister to Denmark, will
speak on the Russian situation.
Mrs. Hapgood will receive with the
omcers. Mrs. Basil Manly. Mrs. A. A.
steele, Mrs. John Earle Walker. Miss
Edna Jackson, Mrs. William Reid ana
Miss Marie X. Saunders.
Miss Jane Bartlett will be at the
Grams. Mrs. William e. Chamberlin,
Mrs. r. T. r. johnson and Mrs. Frank
Wilkes Pyle.
All visiting college women in
Warrington arc invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. voIkman
and John Volkman Of Boston. Mass,
are guests at the PoWhatan Hotel
until after Easter.
Mss Katharine Fenning OF 3317 New
ark street. Cleveland Park. is at
home for the Easter holidays. Miss
Fsnning. who 10 q freshman at We'll
lesley. has as her guest her class
mate. Mas Muftef Carpenter OF North
Attleboro. Mass.
Mr.. Clarence b. Tully will have as
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack