Evening star., 1921-03-07
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, will be the guest of honor AT the tea
I to be given this afternoon at the
! College Woman's Club, 1872 l street
Miss Florence Ward of the state re-
| Ii ticnS service will speak at = =
O'Clock on Home Extension work.
and will have motion pictures to il
! lUstrate. Mrs. Basil NJ. Maniy. pres
/ dent of the club, and Mrs. +. T. F.
Johnson will be hostesseS oil !he
afternoon. and they will receive
with Miss Harding and MISS ware
! from to : o'clock. The other as
sistants will include Mrs. $. +. Coale,
Miss Belle Worth Bagley. Mrs. Fred
| orick Pyle. DR.. Ada. Thomas. Mrs. r.
! l. Ransome. Mrs. 7. Janney Brown
Miss Alberta Wilson. Miss Ruth
! son and Miss Anncva NJ. Perry.
! The marriage of Miss Phyllis Ell
/ wyn Moore. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Ba ssett Moore. and Mr.. John de
/ Raimes Story will take place May IS.
! The engagement was announced yester-
! day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckinrdse Long
have invitations out for a dance W ed
neSday evening at their residence, on
18th street. 1t will be preceded by d
number of dinner parties
George Ehle will entertain u small
company Informally at dinner this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Scully will
be among the dinner hosts of this
evening.
The Misses Patten will have small
company at dinner this evening and
later will play bridge.
Mrs. Armstead Davis will entertain
at a dinner Saturday evening.
Mrs. Van Santvoord Merle Smith will
entertain at luncheon Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aksel Wichfeld are
/ spending the week in their Washington
home. on Massa Chusetts avenue. They
recently returned from Europe. where
they spent the past year. visiting Mr.
Wichfeld'S : home in Denmark. and with
Lieut.. and Nine. Henri Marquisan at
their home in France.
The Margaret Dodge Sewing Circle
will hold its regular meeting tomorrow
morning at II o'clock at Mason House.
The executive committee hopes TO have
a full attendance.
The announcement yesterday of the
engag cement of Mrs. Robert p Parker
of Hartford Conn. to Brig. Gen.
Charles Brewster Wheeler, former
chief of ordnance, will be of interest
to many in Washington. Gen. Wheel
er was chief ordnance officer with the
A. L. F. in France and resigned from
the Army in the fall of 1919 and is
now engaged in business. Gen.
Wheeler was graduated from West
Point in 1857 and for ten years vas
stationed at Watertown, Mass, when
he came TO Washington as acting
chief of ordnance. Gen. Wheeler's
first wife died some years ago and his
son is also graduate of West Point.
Mrs. Parker was formerly Miss Ruth
Whitmore of Hartford. Mr.. Parker
died about four years ago
Former senator Host.
Former Senator and Mrs Willard
Salisbury entertained party in their
box at the Cali -Curci concert yester-
day afternoon. having among their
guests the military attache OF the
French embassy and Nine. Collardet,
Mrs. Francis G. Newlands. Mrs. Ralph
Jenkins and Mr.. Alexander Britton
Senator and Mrs. William NJ Calder
Of New York were guests of honor at
a dinner given last night at the
New Willard by Mrs. William II. Childs
of New York The guests included Rep
resentative and Mrs. James W. Hustled
NJ New York. Mrs. c. o. Mas of New
York, Senator Shortridge of California,
Maryland and former Representative
and Mrs. Charles B. Ward.
Representative T. Frank Appleby
and Mrs. Appleby of New Jersey en-
tertained a distinguished company Of