The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-05

q group Of harp solos; Miss Mary
Smitherman, piano solos: selections
by Horace Alvin Lake. bass soloist
at the First Baptist Church with
Mrs. Howard M. Blandy at the piano:
String Quartet, violin solos: Walter
r. Holt and Charles Conrad, mandO-
lin and guitar duet; Miss Frances
Thomas, Miss Ethelwyn johnson,
Miss Marjorie and Alva Joestings Of
the Marjorie Webster School. In
dance bar exercises. nature and
character dancing and pas de seul.
Rudolphe de ZApp. president Of tho
society. will make the presentations.
Dancing.
Judge and Mrs. Alfred c. Tolson VIII;
be at home on Saturday. December 10.
from to 8. at the Rochambeau.
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Miss Alice Milhurn will entertain at
luncheon on Friday. December l6. at
the Shoreham Hotel in compliment TO
Miss Mary Stitt, debutante daughter
Of Scrg. Gen. and Mrs. e. r. Stitt.
Pennsylvania BAN.
Elaborate preparations are now be-
Ing made by the Pennsylvania 60
ciety OF Washington for it, second
reception and ball of the season to
be held in the ballroom of the New
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Cnnnss Sa,,, Sa in ~ rsnsu,,nn
M. Mr~ Char,e. p Conneji MIS-
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Wti,,on' K,rtna,ricr Mrs Adan,
NJ Wu.nt Nirs Harr;. RiYier
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licitor General James M. Beck. who
will make the principal address.
rrol, Snaries o. "en a,Ua,,o IL
Miss Frances Scherxer. weiLknown
soloist. will also lend her talent In
making the program a success
Chorus singing OF the State song
''Pennsylvania," which was written
for the society by Prof. Hamlin e
department OF music in Philadelphis
and other Pennsylvania cities, nov
director Of music In the Washington
public schools, win be q feature. AT
ter the program there will be dane
ing, the music being furnished by the
keystone Orchestra.
The ballroom will he especially
decorated for the occasion with STATE
flags, statuary. and Pennsylvania
mementos.
The officers OF the society are
Congressman NJ. Clyde Kelly. presi
dent; DR.. John s. Arnold. I; LID
coin Townsend, ana MIS-.
Chilly. vice presidents, ana EDWIN
A. Mess. secretary and treasurer.
Admission Win be py mempersnit
card or guest csrus only. whlch Hias
be secured from tne SECRETARY
Miss Grsncs rsfty.
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SURPRISE u" .i'"A' POI, 80.
ing at her home, 1880 Euclid street
Miss Grant In one OF the most popular
members OF the young peoples set o.
the II. T. o. c. Club, wnich was re-
sponsible FOR the program Oh tho even
Ing.
| A., r,o q U,nt.r nre,,dAh,
Of the General Federation OF women
Clubs and member ri the aovisol'
committee OF the rmmtsuon Oh aia
ments conference, VIII oe the sp11Ne'
at the luncheon OF the Cohese Won,
/ en- Siup Oh cotoi eAy'.
Mrs. Skipworth Peyton Is cnairme,
Of the luncheon committee ana WI
be assisted by Mrs. BALDWIN AAAs'
Evans. and Miss Pierce
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The Washington Wellesley Ciu'
will hold a food sale on saturday
December 10, in one of the first
floor stores of the new City Clul
building in q street. from 10 to :
Mrs. Samuel Herrick Is chairhai
sale. which will help to meet tn
clubs pledge TO the college endow
lment fund
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Columbian Reception.
The Columbian Women OF Georg
Washington University VIII Civ
their annual reception In honor
the president of the university, Dr.
Howard Lincoln Hodgkips and Mrs.
Hodgkins on Friday, December 16, q
$50 o'clock, at the College women
|. Club.
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The Minnesota Society will give
reception for Mrs. I. q. Winter, Q
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