The Washington times., 1921-03-07

Gates, Mrs. Thomas Sidweil. Mrs.
David Wing. Senator and Mrs. Francis
u. Warren. Rev. DIR. and Mrs. wallace
Radcliffe, and Congressman and MIS-
John Jacob Rogers Tickets. the net
receipts OF which go to augment the
quota OF the Endowment funds as
signed TO the local Simmons and
Wellesley College Clubs. are on sale
at the Cinderella Shop. SIT Fourteenth
street, or may be obtained by mail
order, with check and stamped en-
yelope, through Miss Gertrude Hus-
sey, American Red Cross Building.
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Countess Gixycka entertained At
dinner on Saturday evening In compii-
ment TO Mr.. and Mrs William ftan-
doIph Hearst. The other guests were
Senator and Mrs. Hiram johnson, the
Commercial Counselor OF the British
Embassy and Mrs. John Joyce Brod-
erick, Mrs. Townsend. Mrs. J. Borden
Hartman. Mrs. William Hard. Mrs.
Cromwell Brooks. Mrs. Sinclair Lewis,
Senator Medal Mccormick. Robert Bliss.
Colonel Reilly. Mr.. Schlesinger. Mr..
johnson, and Major John q. Queks-
meyer.
Mrs. George Barnett will not be at
home this afternoon, but will receive
next Monday. Mrs. Barnett and her
elder daughter. Miss Leila Gordon,
have just returned from abroad.
Miss Abigail Harding. sister of tho
President, will be the guest of honor
at the tea at the College Women's
Club today.
Mrs. +. T. F. johnson will be hostess
and Miss Marie Obernauer will speak
on THE New Challenge to College
Women" Mrs. Robert Harper. 3rd.
and Mrs. 8. p. Coale will pour tea. as
sisted by Miss Belle Worth Bagley,
Miss Anneva Perry. Mrs. Frederick
Pyle. Mrs. T. Janney Brown. DIR. Ada
r. Thomas, Mrs. John r. Weyr'ch,
Miss Alberta Wilson. Mrs. r. l.. Ran
some. Miss Ruth Buchanan and Miss
Catherine Thompson.
Mrs. Henry White will be hostess
on Wednesday evening when there
will be a musical program presented
by Miss Katherine Prince, soprano;
Miss Alice Douglas Jones. contralto;
Wilbur F. Fielder. tenor; and Fred
]. Eden, basso. Miss Emile Mar
garet White will be the accompnnist.
A feature of the program will be con.
tributed by Mrs. Eugene Stevens, who
will read selections from her own
stories.
DIR. II. +. Shantz. botanist and ex-
plorer, will speak on "a Year In AZ
rica" at the club luncheon On Sat
urday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Harvey Morti-
mer gave a dinner Saturday evening
at Wardman Park Hotel. their guests
including DIR. and Mrs. George Tyron
Harding, jr- OF Columbus, Ohio.
brother and sister-in-law OF Presi-
dent Harding: Mr.. and Mrs. Heber II.
Votaw. Mr.. and Mrs. f. 4. Remsberg.
Of CALIFORNIA;: Miss Abigail Harding,
OF Marion, Ohio. a number OF other
relatives OF the President and Mrs
Harding and a group OF other guests.
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Congressman r. Frank Appleoy ana
Mrs. Appleby entertained a distin-
guished company from Asbury PARK
and other parts Of his Congressional
district who were in Washington for
The inauguration at dinner Saturday
evening at wardman Park Inn. Covers
were laid for eighteen. The guests
included: DR.. and Mrs. James =.
Alderman, w. J. Couse. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Myer. Miss Mary Myer, +.
+. Anness, Miss Dorothy Ackerman
Miss Carol Alderman. Mr.. and Mrs
H. w. Smock. Senator c. Asa FRANCIS,
Francis +. Jones. r. II. Appleby. ana
M. and Mrs. Frank L. Maxwell
Later In the evening the guests
Joined the dancers in the large BALI
room. Congressman and Mrs Appleby
will go to Asheville on Monday for
the recess.
The League of American Pen
Women will not hold its regular
Wednesday reception this week. tho
national officers of the league having
planned to receive on Sunday after
noon at the clubhouse, in honor OF the
officers OF the new Baltimore Auxil-
iary, of which Mrs. Florence Particle
Stuart, novelist and world traveller, is
president Mrs. Stuart has just been
commissioned by the State of Ohio to
write a history OF the Ohio men in the
world war, who formed tho famous
Buckeye Division.
Mrs. Morris Evans has leased her
residence, 1903 Sixteenth street. to the
Minister OF Finland and Nine. Saasta-
moinen for the season and has taken
an apartment at Stoneleigh Court for
the spring.
Mark Sullivan has purchased the
house now occupied by the Siamese
legation, 230s Wyoming avenue north
west, and will take possession of tho
property as soon as the Siamese off,
cials vacate II for the new legation
building at Twenty third street and
Kalorama road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. BlumenberE, Of
the Highlands. entertained at din
ner Saturday evening in the grill room
at the Highlands in compliment to Mrs.
katherine Brandt of Canton, Ohio,
who is visiting her brother-in-law
and sister, Senator and Mrs. Atlee
Pomerene. The guests. numbering
twenty, were seated at small tables,
the men progressing during the even
ing. The guests danced between the
courses. The tables were decorated
with jonquils and spring flowers
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Announcements have been received
OF the birth OF n daughter to DR..
william Chaplin Huntington, CONNER
ciaI attache Of the American embassy
in Paris. and Mrs. Huntington, on
February 10. Mrs. Huntington was
formerly Miss Frances Carpenter. the