The Washington times., 1921-04-19

tary OF the Treasury, James 81. OstNis.
Secretary of Labor; Henry P. Fletcher,
Work. First Assistant Postmaste-
General, all Pennsylvanians. and the
four guests of honor will be welcomed
BY several hundred former residents
| OF their State.
The program will be ono OF the most
Interesting ever offered by the oldest
OF the State organizations. Miss Ber-
nice Randall md Albert Shafferman
will sing and Miss Jean Wilson will
read poem. Pennsylvania" Mrs.
Lillian Russell Moore, wife of the
Pittsburgh newspaper publisher. will
tell of her experiences as Presi-
Dental campaigner.
Major w. II. Simpson, OF the United
States army, will make introductions.
In the receiving line will he Miss
Ailsa Mellon Mrs. James J. Davis. Mrs
Henry p. Fletcher. Mrs. Hubert Work.
Mrs. Edwin Z. Sparks, Mrs. Hamlin
ICogswell, Mrs. John B. Heron, Mrs.
&c. W. Adams. Mrs. C. W. kutz. and
Mrs. Livingstone L. Hunter.
Mrs. Samuel Kendall. wife OF Con-
gressman Kendall of Pennsylvania, Is
in charge OF the sale OF boxes for
the meeting. Among those who have
| taken boxes are Senator and Mrs.
p. c. Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 4.
| lThropp, Congressman and Mrs. Sam
4, uel A. Kendall, Congressman and
Mrs. Louis T. McFadden, Congress
man and Mrs. NJ. Clyde Kelly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson l.. Downey, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Selecman, and Mrs Livingstone L.
Hunter.
Congress from Oklahoma, will be
nd ,har ~
sylvania members OF the Daughters OF
the Revolution who are tending the
National Congress, will be present.
Membership cards or guest tickets
will be necessary for admission to the
meeting, and may be secured from the
secretary.
Miss Blanche Nevin, who has been
a guest at the Shoreham for several
days, Is on her way to her Penn
sylvania home after a winter in
Florida. She will be entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson this
| week. Miss Nevin is the aunt of
Francis Sayre, who married Miss
Jessie Wilson, daughter of the for
| mer President.
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Miss Winifred Holt, known as "The
Lady of the Lighthouse" will address
| the Congressional Club of Washing
| ton at it's meeting Friday afternoon.
Miss Holt will explain the purpose
I and scope of the 100000 campaign
| now being carried on by the commit
| tee for lighthouses for the blind, and
will give an exhibit of the handiworlS
| made by the blind women at the New
| York lighthouse. and by the blinded
soldiers of France and Italy. Miss
Holt was received at the White House
last Thursday morning, when Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harding assured her
| of their cooperation in the campaign.
| President Harding accepted the hon
! orary chairmanship of the committee.
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| The Pi Beta Phi active chapter and
| the alumni of this city will hold their
| annual banquet next Saturday at the
| Hadleigh, Sixth and V streets. Mrs.
| Calvin Coolidge is to be one OF the
guests of honor, and a large attend.
| ance is expected. Mrs. Helen NJ. Gift,
4 OF 1851 Girard street. is chairman of
| the banquet committee. An interesting
program has been arranged.
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| Mrs. Robert l.. Perry will enter
tain luncheon party today at the
Shoreham.
| Sir Clifford Seton and Lady Seton
OF Toronto, Canada, are visiting in
Washington this week.
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Since society must dance II is GER
| tainly fortunate that here in WASH
ington those who attend balls make
| each dance serve the double purpose
OF entertaining ana OF aiding worthy
objects of many sorts. The Roy Nc
Kinley Basford unit of the American
1 Women'st Legion for many days has
been preparing for the benefit for
| the men blinded in the world war and
the ball. which will be given Wednes-
day evening. April %. Is now assured
/ of a large attendance.
| In addition to the Marine Band,
which will play for dancing. there
will be an orchestra of men who lost
their sight in serving their country.
An amusing interlude will be supplied
by Susie's Band under the leadership
OF Mrs. Shut This will perform sew
, eral effective numbers on strange In
struments.
General Pcrshlng Is one OF the dis
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