The Washington times., 1921-04-11

OF Nlolin bOiOH VIII DC pre-
sented by Senior Arsenic Ralon with
and Mile. Grace Cotton will entertain
with solo dances. Robert l.. Murphy
will contribute piano solos to the fine
program.
The hostesses will be DIR. Edith Sc
Vile Coale. DR.. Grace Hurd. Mrs. J.
J. Dunlop, Mrs. Frank l. Engier, Mrs..
Mary A. Hoover and Mrs. Clara OBJ.
McCrone. The buffet win be In
charge of Mrs. Helen J. p. Starr who
will be assisted by Miss Nellie T.
Wright. Miss Elaine Ward. Miss
Grayce A. Shelley, Miss MARCEL Green,
haigh. Miss Helen Brede. Miss Mar
garet l. O'Brien. Miss Keola NJ
johnson. Miss Luts M. Moody. Miss
and Mrs. Charles Demarest. Rudolph
de zapp. president of the club, assist
ID by the board Of governors. viii
make the presentations There will
be dancing and cards.
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At the College Women's Club tea
this afternoon the hostesses will be
the members Of the house committee.
Mrs. William e. Chamberlin, the
chairman. will receive with Mrs.
Manly. president of the club. and the
guest of honor will be DR.. George w.
Johnston, who will speak upon
"Woman's Changed Position in the
World as Reflected in the Drama"
Mrs. Clyde w. Warburton will pre-
side at the tea table and will be as
sisted by Mrs. William b. Bell Miss
Jane Bartlett, and Miss Airline Du-
four. The house committee Is plan
ming to give another card party early
In May for the benent Of the house
fund.
The week OF the Continental Con-
gress of the Daughters of tn, Amer
lean Revolution has been chosen for
the joint patriotic meeting of eight
, famous orders and societies. er many
Of the daughters are members of one
or more of the organizations. The
joint meeting will be held Thursday
evening. April p. at 8:15 o'clock at
the Washington Club. There will be
music. speeches and dancing. DIR.
Joseph G.. B. Bulloch is chairman and
Daniel Smith Gordon, vice chairman.
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The Avalon club will hold its an
nual informal spring dance at 1917 r
street northwest, this evening. The
proceeds are to aid In financing the
building Of a new home for the club
members. In It's two years or organ
ixstion the club has acquired a large
membership and the spring dance will
be one Of various events to further
the erection Of club house.
Features of the dance tonight will be
an exhibition by John Mains. q prize
waltz and lucky number dances.
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Miss Margaret waidron, daughter
n A "al
of Engineers, U. s. A.. Is to be the
principal dancer at a concert given by
Stanislaw Portapovitch In the Town
Hall. l23 West Forty-second street,
New York city, on Friday.
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The concert to be given tonight by
the Georgetown University Glee and
Mandolin Club at Gonxaga Hall under
the auspices of the Central Citizens
Association will draw Q large audi
ence. for there has been wide interest
awakened in all the activities of the
organisation that is presenting the
program by the college students. The
Central Citisens Association, which
has as its purpose the teaching of
| residents of Washington to know
tehir own city and to appreciate IT,
and thus to extend the knowledge to
the whole country, has the support of
many prominent persons.
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Miss Elizabeth Wood. OF st. Louis
University. Is the guest OF Miss
Annette Steel, 2019 N street north
west Miss Wood and Miss Steel are
graduates Of National Park Seminary.
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Mrs. Weber Morrison has gone to
Pittsburgh to bring home her son,
William Morrison, who has been i'll
in a hospital there for the last two
months.
GUEST AT AL FREsCO LUNCHEON.
Mrs. A. A. Taylor. of Detroit, Mich.
who is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Herbert S. Scisinger. was entertained
yesterday at an al fresco luncheon at
Great Falls. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert S. ScianEer, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Dobbins. Miss Ruth
Wershing, Miss Sadie Dyson. Miss
Ruth Beckett, Paul Measell, Andrew
Galley and Melvin Baker.