The Washington times., 1921-10-12
Jean Eliot's News
Of Capital Society
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today In their private car for Char
iotte'vilis and Baltimore.
Miss Mary Wallace and the mem
bers OF the Local Branch OF the
Vassar Salary Endowment Fund Com
mittee viii entertain at tea on Friday,
In honor OF Miss Helen Kenyon, OF
New York. Miss Kenyon 10 president
OF the Vassar Alumnae Association.
and treasurer OF the present drive.
The tea will be held In the Y. w. G. A.
Building. at 1888 3 street.
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DIR. Dwight Hills, of New York
few days.
William Warner Hoppin. Assistant
Attorney General. and Mrs. Hoppin
have closed their home In Southamp-
ton. and with their daughter. Miss
Mary Gallatin Hoppin. win spend two
weeks at Briarcliff Lodge. N. Y.
Roland Morris was host at a lunch.
con at the Shoreham yesterday. Mr..
Morris. who was until recently our
In Philadelphia. but spends a good
deal Of time In Washington.
Congressman Henry b. Steagall Of
Alabama. has leased the residence.
1851 California street, owned by Tru.
man C. Slingluff. The Misses Mar
garet. Mabel, and Myra Steagall have
returned from Alabama.
Mrs. DuPuy to Be Guest.
Mrs. william Atherton Du Puy.
national president Of the League of
American Pen Women. left Washing
ton Wednesday for New York to at
tend q series Of social and literary
functions given In her honor by the
New York League of American Pen
Women. Conspicuous among the en-
tertainments will be a reception on
Friday afternoon given by Mrs. Ruth
Mason Rice. president Of the New York
league. at the home of Mrs. Alice
Mckay Kelly on Madison avenue.
While in New York Mrs. DuPuy will
give a series Of addresses before the
various clubs and gatherings of pen
women Of that city.
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Mrs John Pitcher, Of Edgewater,
Md, Is spending a short time in |
Washington and is at the LaFafette
Hotel.
A thousand invitations are being |
sent out by Mrs. Francis Burial |
Hoffman for a bridge tournament to |
be given in the Plaza Hotel. New York,
on tf.s evening Of November /, for the |
benefit Of the Woman's National
Foundation. Among those who have
taken tables are Mines. Charles Cary
Rumsey. Cornelius Vanderbilt, VIII
liam Redding, John Harsen Rhoades,
George Ethridge. Jose Aymar. Edison
Bradley. Gardiner Brown, James
Rensselaer,. Frank M. Leavitt and
Lyttleton Fox. Bridge will be played
until IL o'clock. The remainder of
the evening will be given to dancing
and vaudeville.
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun.
president of the Foundation, and Mrs.
James Mcdonald, first vice president,
are In Buffalo for the convention of
the State Federation Of woman's
Clubs, before which Mrs. Calhoun will
speak this afternoon.
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Gov. William C. Sproul Of Pennsyi-
vania will be the guest Of the Penn
sylvania State Society at the Willard
Hotel, Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
A reception and dance will be held in
honor Of Governors Night" and II
Is expected that about 500 Pennsyl-
vanians will participate In the festi-
val.
The Pennsylvania Society mas in
the past held some Of the most bril-
liant affairs in the Capital. having
had as its guests, Vice President Mar
shall. Secretary of the Treasury Mel.
on. Secretary Of Labor Davis. u. s.
Senator Knox, Under Secretary of
State Fletcher, First Assistant Post
master General Work, Maj. Gen.
and Commissioner of
Forestry Pinchot.
The program at the October meet
ng will include in addition TO Gov
srnor Sproul. who will make the prin-
,ipal address, Miss Estelle Murray,
soprano soloist, and r. Woodland
Gates, tenor soloist. Congressman M.
clyde Kelly. of Pittsburgh, president
" the society, will preside.
The reception committee will be
of the following: Mrs. How
lrd s. Reeside, chairman; Mrs. s. A.
Kendall, Mrs. A. II. Walters, Mrs
fred Gernerd, Mrs. John A. Rose,
Mrs. Milton w. Shreve, Mrs. Joseph
:. Thropp, Mrs. Joseph B. Showalter,
drs. T. Lincoln Townsend, Mrs. Ed
win A. Mess, and Mrs. Virginia
White Speel.