Evening star., 1921-01-24

Ruth Stunz Of Chapter E. Mrs. Ada
Bechert of Chapter d. Mrs. Florence
Cole of Chapter c. Mrs. Hortense
Fuller Of Chapter 3 and nd MISS ass. Edith s,,la
Der on the program was a song writ.
ten by Mrs. Jennie G. Walker OF
Chapter D, followed by a vocal solo
by Mrs. Bartha Aitchison of Chapter
G. Mrs. Katharine Knight Of Chapter
c read the lode to Washington" Miss
Isabel Allen of Chapter F played a
piano solo and Miss Jessie EltinY Of
Chapter B gave a recitation. Ad-
dresses were given on the T. 70. y. In
different sections of the country by
Mrs. c. A. Bradley. for the west; Mrs.
Ball. for the middle west, and Mrs.
Katharine knight. for the east. a
short musical number was followed
by few moments of silent prayer as
a tribute to the late Mrs. Eleanor
Mann of Chapter 3.
Entertainment for Bride-Elect.
Mi SO Anna J. Slavin and Mr.. Edward
MacLaren. whose wedding will take
place Tuesday, January 25. were the
surprised guests Of the ladies Of the
service, Quartermaster Corps, at a
miscellaneous shower given at the
home of Miss Loretta D. Smith. 81
Girard street northeast, on Thursday
evening. Miss Slavin was the recipient
Of many gifts: The shower was attend
Burke, Miss Beuiah Croweli, Miss
Helen Grier. Mrs. Eva Hayes. Miss
Ora Moore. Miss Katherine Potter,
don, Miss Edith Short Mrs. Ida G.
Smith, Miss Loretta D. Smith, Miss
Bronwen Williams, Miss Katherine
Wilson and Miss Gertrude Yoelson.
Col. c. E. Pruyn entertained at din
ner at the New Willard Saturday
night in honor Of Mrs. Saunders Bull
lard. wife of Commander Beirn'e 8.
Bullard. q. S. n, who left Washington
yesterday to join her husband at Pu-
to Mrs. Bullard, Col. Pruyn's guests
included Admiral and Mrs. William
H. G. Bullard, U. s. N: Capt and Mrs
Samuel W. Bryant, U. S. n; Com
mander and Mrs. Stanford c. Hooper
and Mr.. Turner Saunders.
Mrs. Willis Spear, jr., of Sheridan,
Wyo.. has arrived at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar B. Hem
derson. at 1405 Delafield place. for
an extended visit.
The last of the three subscription
dances arranged by the officers Of the
Navy and Marine Corps on duty in
washington will be given in the large
ballroom at the New Willard on the
evening Of February I.
The hostesses for the evening of
the Washington Salon, at it's Thurs
day night soiree, will be Mrs. L. d.
Miner. wife Of Capt. Miner; DR.. Grave
Hurd and Mrs. Edith p. Hall. Mr..
Rudolph de Zapp. president Of the
club, will make the presentations and
Mrs. Helen J. P. Starr will be in
charge at the buffet, to be assisted
by Miss Louise Stratbuckar, Miss
Maude Chaillaux, Miss Marian Jones,
Miss Grayce A. Shelley, Miss Emma
Hagert, Miss Genevieve F. Ryan, Miss
Ethel Ammon and Miss H. Marie
Koontz. There will be dancing.
The guests of honor and principal
speakers will be DR.. Frank w. Bal
lou, superintendent of public schools.
and Mr.. Percy s. Foster. The former
tional Methods" and Mr.. Foster will
give a talk on "The Underestimated
Value of Music" The musical pro-
gram will include a cycle of solo
songs by Italian. French. Russian
ard American composers by Mr.. Mar
merly of the Royal Opera, Florence.
Italy, accompanied on the piano by
Mr.. Paul Whitney Fishbaugh; violin
solo selections by Miss Ruth Bron-
son. with Mrs. II. NJ. Blandy at the
piano, and Miss Kathryn Oldys will
render piano solo numbers by Pade-
rewski. Chopin, Mcdowell and other
well known masters.
A meeting Of the Washington
Chapter of st. Mary's Alumnae of
Alexandria. Va, will meet at 8
o'clock this sevening in the Hibbs
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Erlebacher left
yesterday for an extended trip to
the south. They will spend consid-
erable time at Palm Beach, after
which they will visit Havana.