The Washington times., 1921-06-06

Literary Magazine, and 10 a member
OF the Delta Kappa Epsilon Frater-
nifty. His father. Tracy g. Drake, is
a prominent hotel man. heins presi-
dent OF the Blackstone and the Drake
In Chicago.
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SALON RECITAL.
The guests OF honor at the fort
nightly soiree Of the Washington
salon and United Arts Society. to be
held Thursday night at the Playhouse,
'''f street. will present an inter-
sstins program. including soprano
SOLOS by Mrs. Ella NJ Stephenson and
/. group OF piano numbers by Gustave
WeckeL the brilIian young artist. DR..
Clarence J. Blanchard, of the United
states Reclamation Service, will speak
on The Romance OF the Southwest"
The talk will be illustrated with stiii
ana moving pictures In colors, show
ing among many interesting scenes
the Hopi Indian snake and sun dance
with former President Roosevelt, in
whose honor the festivities were
given
The hostesses for the evening win
be Dr. Edith Sc Vile Coale, Mrs. Leo
u Miner. Mrs. J. ]. Dunlop, Mrs. r. X.
a. Eble and Mrs. J. c. Mace. The buf-
let will be In charge of Mrs. Helen
). r. Starr. who will be assisted by
the Misses Il. M. Sawyer. Miss Olga
Medick, Miss Pauline L. Beaudet,
Miss Natalie Gordon. Miss Genevieve
F. Ryan. Miss Ethel Ammon. MARCEL
Greenhalgh, Miss Helen Vessel, Miss
maria N. Torres, Miss Lois r. Lavery
ana Miss w. Kathleen Richmond. Ru-
ooiph de Zapp, president of the 80
ciety. assisted by the board of gov
ernors. will make tho presentations.
There will be dancing.
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MIS- r. NJ Humphrey came up
from Front Royal. Va, at the end
OF last week, to make q short visit
at the Hotel Washington.
Capt Emmett ". Skinner, u g.
M. c. and Mrs. Skinner have ar
rived for a short time in Washing
ton They have an apartment at
the Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Everett M. Ellison
entertained at dinner yesterday in
honor of Or. William M. Bevis of
Lakeland. Fla
Edward N. DingIey jr.. grandson
OF the late Congressman Dingiey of
Maine, graduated from Randolph
Macon Military Academy at Front
Royal, Va, last Wednesday. He
won the individual competitive drill
and the Academy distinction medal.
He Is son of Edward N. Dingley
of this city.
ranged for the benefit of the philan-
thropic and educational work of
All Souls Church 1t will be held
on the spacious grounds at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Ely, No. 8 Kendall Green (Gallaudet
Coilege), from 4 to 10 o'clock p. NJ,
Saturday. June IL.
A plate supper VIII be served un-
der the trees. Homemade cake,
candy, ice cream and lemonade will
be on sale. There will be, also, any
number of artistic and useful arti-
cies offered to purchasers and the
white elephant table will be the CEN
ter of attraction. Fortune-telIing
afternoon and evening. After sup
per there will be An entertainments
followed by dancing.
Mrs Charles r. Ely is the gen.
eral chairman. Mrs. William II.
Dali. Mrs. Richard Fay jackson and
Mrs. Ulysses @. B. Pierce are on
the hospitality committee. Mrs. Tru-
man Abbe, assisted by Mrs. BenjaA
min K. Smith and Mrs. p. L. Daugh-
erty, will have charge of the chill
dren's games. Mrs. Duncan u.
Fletcher is chairman of the white
elephant table. assisted by Mrs. T.
]. Kemp and Mrs. Horace X. Full
ton. Mrs. George w. Coggeshall is
chairman of the lemonade commit
tee. Mrs Leonard s. Doten and Mrs.
George A Kicker head the supper
committee. Mrs. Ida Kinsen. Miss
Genevieve Marsh and Mrs. ". III.
Whitman have charge of the Ice
cream Mrs Louis A Bauer is chair
man of the wet fish-pond" COM
mittee, assisted by Mrs. Louis X.
Abbot and Mrs. Paul c. Hutton.
Miss Helen Nicolay and Mrs. H. Bar
rett Learned are on the fan table
committee.
Persons wishing to donate articles
for the white elephant table are re-
ouested to leave them at the home of
Mrs. Duncan u. Fletcher. or take them
out to Kendall Green Kendall Green
is four blocks north OF the II street
line at Eighth street northeast; also
four blocks east. from the Maryland
iho ~ueTe IL Cfo8sed FIOrfda avenue
1t Is near Camp Meigs- To reach IL
one must transfer to the Capital Trac-
tion, northbound. Seventh street cars,
marked -Navy Yard" This Is the
only car line that passes Kendall
Green directly.
Preparations for the Midsummer
Carnival, which the women's City Club
will give June Is. 1s, and II, are pro-
gresstng rapidly and many new re-
cruits have been added to the large
working force that is now employed
In carrying out the ambitious plans
for the three days fete.
At last weeks meeting Of the vari-
ous committees Mrs. Lyman b.
Swormstedt, president of the club,
snnounced the addition OF several
booths. Mrs. Belle Wills will manage
the fancy table with a committee in
cluding Miss Gertrude Z. Leonard,
Mrs Nell M. Dunlap, Miss Nell ".
Price, Mrs. w. L. Thurber, Miss Clara
A. Smith. DR.. May johnson, Miss Clara
r. Saunders, Mrs. John Mason Brown