Evening star., 1921-04-25
Mr. and Mrs. Weilbye Here
After Winter in the south,

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Mr. and Mrs. WeiIbye Here
AFTER Winter in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Weilbye of Cali
fornia, the latter formerly Mrs Alice
swanson of Washington and Savannah.
are here for stay of several weeks at
Wardman Park Hotel Mr. and Mrs.
Nellbye are touring through the east
after spending the winter in the south.
I'm route to their home in Berkeley.
they VIII visit the national parks and
number of the larger cities. Mrs.
Welibye has many friends here and a
number of charming hospitalities have
been extended in her honor. Yesterday
Mrs Katherine j. Fenton entertained
at tea in her apartment at Chatham
Courts for Mrs. Weilbye, when Miss
Florence Fenton, daughter of the host
ess, presided at the tea table.
Mrs. Walter r Taylor returned to
her home in Michigan Saturday after
attending the Continental Congress of
the \. S. D. A. r. She was hostess at
luncheon Friday at the Hotel Raleigh
in honor of Mrs. Charles j. Wilbur,
regent of the Kalamazoo chapter. The
other guests were Mrs. William Henry
Wait, vice president general of Michi-
gan: Miss Alice Louise McDuffie, state
regent of Michigan: Mrs. Delos A.
Blodgett, Mrs. Charles F. Taylor of
Goldsboro. \. c., founder of the David
Williams chapter: Mrs. William Will
l1ams of Michigan. Mrs. Arthur Brown
OF Ann APbor. Mrs. Nevins of Penpsyl-
vanla. Mrs. Charles H. Wright, Mrs.
5: 2. McDuffie. Mrs. Henry Bishop,
Mrs. Floyd r. Olmsted. Mrs. r. Rey-
nolds. Mrs. Ralph Mccoy. Mrs. Fred
Sanford and Miss Gertrude den Bley-
ker.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Pound of
Buffalo are at the Hotel Washington,
where they will remain during this
session of Congress.
Mrs. William A. Wood and Miss
tained at dinner Saturday evening
at the Powhatan Hotel when their
guests numbered fourteen.
Mrs. Thomas Holdup Stevens, widow
of Rear Admiral Stevens. has re-
reopened her apartment at Stoneleigh
Court.
Plans Completed
for Press Club Reception.
Arrangements for the reception and
evening. April 26. have been COM
pleted by the designation Of the floor
committee. For the National Press
Club Post of the American Legion,
which is rendering the reception to
the officers and board of governors of
the National Press Club, the follow
ing will act: Capt. John H. Craig. L. s.
N. C.; Samuel T. Ansell. Williams w.
Bride. William F. Caldwell. Jesse S.
Cotteren. Edward T. Coffin. Kemper
F. Cowing, j. r. Crutchfield, Joseph
NJ Heller, David S. Kennedy. Paul j.
McGahan. William Moore. Fred X.
Nelson, Lewis B. Perkins, Thomas w.
Miller. J. o. Skinner. Mercer Vernon
and Robert~F F.. Wright
The following have been designated
to act for the National Press Club on
the floor committee: Parker r. An
derson. A. 6. Batchelder. William E.
Brigham. Ashmun n. Brown, Harry J.
Collins. Robert Dugan. Stephen T.
Early. J. Fred Essary. Earl Goodwin,
W: d. Hassett, George Griswold Hill,
John Oliver La Gorce. L. NJ. Lamm,
ardson. w. A. Schobohm, Hal H.
Smith, Richard B. Watrous. Paul
Weir, James L. Baily. Thomas W.
Brahany. L.. White Busbey, Fred T.
Dubois. Robert n Harper, Albert
Suter. Charles f. Brockens. John l..
Clem, John B. DahIgren. c. G. Tucker,
Thomas Grant, Charles F.. Humphrey.
Charles r. Nixon. Harvey D.. Jacob.
Conrad n. Syme. Lewis H. Warner and
SAMUEL F.. Winslow.
A number of dinner parties have
been arranged for this evening, after
which the guests will attend the re-
ception. Among them is one at the
Army and Navy Club, another at the
Arts Club, and Capt. and Mrs. George
X. Shuler will entertain the receiving
party at their quarters at the marine
barracks. In compliment to Capt
William Wolff Smith, past comma nder
of the National Pres Club Post Of the
American Legion, the prominent din
ing organization known as the Alfalfa
Club. of which Capt. Smith is an
active member, expects to attend in a
body large contingent of Marine
Corps officers is expected from Guam
tico.
Ascension Thursday. the annual tag
day for the free wards Of Providence
Hospital, falls this year on Nav s.
and the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the in
stitution have plans for the charity
fully completed. Mrs. Charles P. Neijl
again heads the committee on ar
rangements. and she will have as her
aids the following officers Of the
auxiliary: First vice president. Miss
president. Mrs. Hannis Taylor: third
vice president. Mrs c. c. Marbury
secretaries. Miss Rose Shea and Mrs
HotZe. All sections Of the city will be
covered. under the supervision of the
following list of twenty-five vice
presidents: Mrs. Robert Holden, Mrs
John Foote. Nine. Calderon, Mrs
George p. O'Connor. Mrs Allen Tai
bott. Mrs. Matthew F. Tighe, Mrs. viii.
cox. Miss Teresa Fitzgerald. Mrs. Ris.
dale. Mrs. Clifford Lewis, Mrs. Jose eph
, Mundell. Miss Angela Ewing, Mrs
Charles Walker. Mrs. Castle. Mrs. Ed.
| ward Costigan. Mrs. Golibart. Mrs
Charles Billiard, Mrs. p. p. Mullett
Mrs. Boland. the Misses Fenwick, Mrs
Brodhead. Mrs. MacAuliffe and Mrs
| Hessler.
Oklahoma State Club
to Hold Reception WedI.esday.
| The Oklahoma State Club will hold
! a reception and meeting Wednesday
! evening at the Thomson School In
| honor Of Senator j. w Harreld