The Washington times., 1921-11-01


Arlington. Governor Mccarthy In now
In Washington as the representative
OF the Honolulu Chamber Of Com
having been retired from
office since July. Mrs. Mccarthy was
here last year with the Hawaiian
territorial commission.
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Mrs. Holmes Returns.
Mrs. Ralston Holmes. wife of Com
mander Holmes. who is stationed on
the Mayflower, has returned 10 her
apartment at 1874 T. street for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White viii
keep their house open at Lenos.
Mass, until November Is.
The Pennsylvania Society, one OF
the two most active and successful
State societies In Washington, will
hold high revel this evening at the
Willard Hotel. II will be "Philadel'
phia Night" with James M. Beck,
solicitor general, making an address
on What Philadelphia Has Meant TO
the Nation"
Prof Hamiin K. Cogswell. formerly
director OF music In the Philadelphia
public schools, will direct a chorus In
a rendition OF ''Pennsylvania," Penn
States official hymn. The ball room
OF the Willard win be decorated with
national and State banners and with
busts OF men who made American his
tory in Philadelphia during colonial
days.
Congressman Clyde Kelly is presi-
dent OF the Pennsylvania Society.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis II. Legsett
and Mrs. J. M. McCloud Of New York
are visiting in Washington and are
stopping at the Shoreham.
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Under the auspices of the George
Baldwin Mccoy Unit of the Amer
ican Legion, sale of the work OF
the wounded men in the Public
Health Hospitals all over the country
will be held on the afternoon and
evening Of November 7. at the Wom-
ems City Club. Consignments are
arriving daily Of basketry, toys-re.
member Christmas is comins.-woven
rugs, lamps and other artistic and
useful examples of the handiwork OF
the men who are taking vocational
training. Many of the hospitals are
50 remote from the markets that
their work cannot be secured in any
other way.
A meeting of the George Baldwin
Mccoy Unit will be held on Friday at
1890 o'clock in the Church of the
Covenant to discuss final arrange
ments for the sale.
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Halloween was celebrated last eve.
ming in novel fashion by the resi-
dents Of Edgemoor. with Charles v.
Lindsay. ir.. and Walter r. Tucker
man in charge of arrangements for
the frolic.
The invitations for the novel party
read:
Keep it dark: invite your friends
but not the public. The ghosts walk
and witches fit on Halloween, Mon
day, October 81, 1921. Everybody in
costume, old and young. Meet at
the Burnt House, $40 p. m. Torch
light parade, music, bonfire tar bar.
rels,, dancing I'm the glade. Big
night in Edgemoor;"
Mrs. Loren Johnson will entertain
at luncheon on Friday for Mrs.
Stimson Brown.
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Tea Dance for v. v. V. Club.
Miss Josephine kerfoot Lupton will
entertain the members of the V. V. V.
Club at a tea dance at her home, on
Saturday afternoon from 4 to Z o'clock.
Mrs. Samuel Henry, Mrs. Frank p.
Wilcox, and Miss Frances Bronson will
assist in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Wilcox. pa
irons of the club,Sntertained it's men,
bers and additional guests at a bal
masque at their home in Chevy Chase
last Saturday evening.
The bouse was effectively decorated
with cornstalks. huge pumpkins. elec-
trio lighted cats, witches, bats, and
other decorations appropriate to Hal.
loween.
Prizes were awarded for the most
effective costumes, and there was
specially dancing.
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Mrs. Sanborne Entertains.
Mrs. Paul F.. Ssnborne. of 2700
Connecticut avenue, entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon. Among
the guests were Mrs. Frank Welsh
and Miss Ruth Welsh, of Kansas
City: Mrs. Richard Vidmur. Mrs.
Horace Hickam. and Miss Dorothy
Mondell. Miss Nina Gore, Miss Kath-
ryn Munson, Miss Dorothy Heinzel-
man and Miss Esther McVann.
Mrs. Cabot Stevens will be the
guest of honor at the College wom-
ems Cub Friday evening at s
o'clock at card party given by
the War Department Division Unit
OF the Near East Relief and for the
benefit of this work. Miss II. ".
Cunningham and Miss Glenn Newell
are in Charage.
Tickets, at so cents each. including
light refreshments, may be obtained
at the Near East Relief office, 30s
Bond building.
Mrs Samuel Burleigh Milton is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wllfrid Geist
Fronheiser. In Pottstown, Pa. She
was a guest at the annual all hal.
loween ball of the Pottstown Country
Club and will be extensively enter.
tained while in Pottstown. She will
also visit friends in Philadelphia on
her way home, where several func.
tions have been planned In her
honor.
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Mr.. and Mrs Albert A. Hanson
are now settled In their new home.