The Washington times., 1921-02-25

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Mr.. and Mrs Ross Gravener have
returned home after spending two
weeks at the Marlborough Blenheim.
Atlantic City. where Mr.. Gravener
went to recuperate from an illness.
Prince Hohenlohe. formerly of the
Austrian embassy, and Princess Ho-
heniohe, who was Miss Catherine
Britton, are sailing next week with
their children for Austria.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas y. Brady. of
New York. have come to Washington
for visit OF several days. and while
here are stopping at the Shoreham.
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at luncheon yesterday for Mr.. and
Mrs. Livingston Furness. OF New
York. Later they were guests in Mrs.
Logan's box to hear RAchmaninon.
Others In the box at the concert were
Mrs. Clarence Ridley, Miss Coolidge,
OF Boston: Mrs. James kenney. OF
Philadelphia; Bryant Baker. Of Lon
don. and Frederick Stevens
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ARMY DANCE AT RAUSCHERS.
The organizing committee OF the
army dances, three OF which have al
ready taken place at Rauscher's, has
announced an extra dance on the
evening Of Tuesday, March 20. The
date for the last OF the series In
April 8. The ladies OF the committee
are Mrs. J. Duncan Elliott, Mrs. Will
lam T. Snow. Mrs. William ID. Common.
Mrs. David NJ. King, Mrs. Lorenzo d.
Gasser. Mrs. Clifton Lee Corbin. and
Mrs. James p. Barney.
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Mrs. Charles B. Ward wife OF Con-
gresham Ward, OF New York. IL 1t
the Traymore. Atlantic City, for an
indefinite period.
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Miss Helen Walker. OF New York.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. Richard
Fuller for a week. He brother. Mr..
James Blaine Walker, Is soon to be
married to Miss Elizabeth Harrison.
daughter Of the late President Harrt-
son.
Mrs. Poe White has as her guest.
to remain over the inauguration. MrA
HOLSTER Sturgis. Of Philadelphfa.
who has recently returned from
abroad.
Mrs Charles Lester Mariatt enter
tanned sixteen guests at luncheon yes
terday In honor OF Mrs. Logon Ireland
who is TO sing at the concert to be
given Monday evening in the Memoir
ial Hall for the benefit OF the Dobbs
Ferry School.
MISS BOARDMAN SPEAKS.
The first Of a series of meetings
movement OF the United States
rrrn hall evaninV In
Memorial Continental Hall The
meeting was arranged by Joint
committee OF the State and general
Federation OF Women's Clubs and
the district and national d. A. r.,
including Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins.
national chairman Of thrift; Mrs.
Ella Knight. chairman Of the d. A.
r.. Mrs. Lena b. Thomson, vice
chairman OF the u. A. r, and Miss
Katherine p. Howard in charge of
women's work for the savings d.
vision of the Treasury Department.
Senator Carter Glass, Miss Mabel
T. Boardman, and 8. T.. Kramer
were the speakers. Senator Glass
characterized the Federal Reserve
as a financial declaration OF indie
pendence and emancipation procIa-
nation. Miss Boardman stressed the
value OF cooperation and emphasized
individual responsibility. Secretary
Daniels showed his interest in this
meeting by providing the Marine
Band.
Among those who have Endorsed
the thrift movement through the
Federation of women's Clubs and
the Daughters OF the American Rev
olution are the President-elect and Mrs
Harding. the Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Houston. Senator and
Mrs. Arthur Capper. Senator and
Mrs. Irvine L. Lenroot. Senator and
Mrs Harry 8. New, and the Speaker
of the House and Mrs. Frederick
r.. GiIlett.
Mrs. r. r. Gown will be hostess at
luncheon on sunday.
Col. Thomas II. Birch, minister to
Portugal, and Mrs. Birch will sail for
Europe tomorrow.
DIPLOMAT LEAVES.
NJ. Simitch. secretary Of the Legal
ton Of the Serbs, Coats and Slovenes,
who has just been appointed secre-
tary of the ministry of foreign at
fairs, left Washington on Monday for
Belgrade, to take up his new duties.
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Mrs. Harriet Quinn Robertson has
cards out for Sunday afternoon, for
a meeting to be held in the gold
ballroom, Hotel Lafayette, b o'clock
This meeting will take the form of
How to Achieve Success conference.
The meeting will be held under the
Joint auspices of the Woman's Club
and the Mems Club Of tho Robertson
University. Among the speakers will
be Mrs. Henry Wilder Reyes, Mrs.
william A. Du Puy, Miss MabeIle
Heikes-Justice, photodramatist: Har-
riette Gum Robertson, DR., L. b..
Ernest, president; DR.. T.. ID. Ball, DR.
w. II. Stafford, Congressman Thomas
p. Littiepage, Judge Joseph w. Thomp-
son, william Knowles Cooper and
Rev. c, q. Gradley,
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Miss Anne Clarity, who has been
at the willard for n week left wash
ington today for her home in Ashe-