The Washington times., 1921-03-26

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ner grandmother.
An Easter wedding OF wide interest
will take place in New York. Thurs
day, April IL. when Miss Louise
Homer. dsughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Homer. will be married 70
Ernest Van Rensselaer, Stires. son Of
the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Stires
The ceremony will he performed, In
st. Thomas Church Like her
mother, the. famous contralto, Miss
Homer has . beautiful voice and has
been on the. cG6cert stage. She has
M and Mrs. 'Breckinridge Long
have taken the Warrington cottage
at Hot Springs, Va, for the spring
season Mrs.. Long has discontinued
her Sunday afternoons at home for
this season. She will be hostess at
luncheon on Tuesday.
senator and Mra Robert L. owen
are at the Hotel Chatham. New York.
for brief visit.
MRs. BAILEY TO ENTERTAIN.
: Mrs. T.. 8. Bailey will entertain
at dinner. this evening At Wardman
Park Hotel. 't R
Mrs. Joseph Noel will be hostess at
dinner next Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. Edwin Fuller will be host ass
next Thursday at one OF the series
Of 'luncheons she is giving this
spring.
The Assistant Secretary Of Com
merce and Ms. Edwin F. Sweet have
as their guests for the Easter hoi-
days their granddaughter. Miss Polly
sweet Of Grand Rapids. who is at
school In Washington. and Miss
Granger OF Canandsigua, N. Y.
Miss Sophie Sweet, AZ president OF
the Junior League. superintended the
distribution Of the thousand smaryllis
blossoms given by the Agriculture
Depa artment for the poor and SICK In
the District. Miss Sweet did much
OF the work herself, taking the, bios
SONS to the hospitals as well as the
ONES Of the sick and poor.
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Miss Constance Townsr. daughter
of Congressman and Mrs. Horace
Mann Towner, of Iowa arrived yes
terday' from Wellesley College. to
spend the Easter vacation with her
parents. She has with her as her
house guest during the vacation
period Miss Marjorie Turner. q Vel
lesley classmate from Iowa.
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Mrs Cromwell Brooks Is leaving
for New York today to spend East
er with friends. She expects to
return Monday. BIZ
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Easter and the following week with
her mother, Mrs. Junius MacMurray
at her home on Massachusetts
avenue.
Mrs. George Barnett and her daugh-
ter Miss Leila Gordon are spending
the weekend at their country home
Wakefield Manor. Va. ..'
Mrs. Hamilton Wright, who has
been In New York for the past week,
has returned to Washington.
The American Red Cross .women's
Club is arranging . series OF informal
tea talks" for Thursday afternoons
from 3 to 8 o'clock, at the club house.
1901 / street. The. nrst will take
place on Thursay, March 81. when the
clubs honorary president, Miss Mabel
Boa ardman, will speak on Women in
Municipal Government" other
speakers will be Nine. Grouitch, Mrs
Livingston Farrand and Mrs. Nina c.
Van Wrinkle. Club members will be
privileged to bring gucsA
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The Czechoslovak minister. DR.. B.
Stepanek, will deliver an address at
the George Washington University,
Monday, when the University will
celebrate the three hundred and TWEEN
ty-ninth anniversary Of the birth Of
tho famous Czechoslovak. pedagogue,
j.. Amos comenius.
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Mrs NJ. A. Elliott and Miss H. Stras-
ser, Of Millbrook, Pa. arrived at the
Hotel Washington yesterday, and will
pass the Easter holidays here. later
going for, . short visit in New York
before returning home, '-
Mrs. John A. Ruthemeyer,. Of Cincin-
natl. Ohio, who before her marriage
was Miss zita Donahue, is, visiting
the family of DR.. william ], Manning
at Florence Courts, California street
The fourth and last of the series Of
service dances, 80 popular during the
season, will be given Friday even
ing, April L, at tho, willard. The re-
cefvinE party will include Assist
ant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt,
Admiral And Mrs. r. T.. Coonts, and
Gen. and Mrs. j.. A. Lejeune. 1t had