The Washington times., 1921-02-17
Jean Eiors NexpS
Of CAPITAL Society

Of Capital Society
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lean Red Gross; Miss Msuds Alton.
Of the America nixation schools; Miss
Ruth Adsmson. OF the Visiting
Nurses Association; and Miss Cecil
Norton OF the community centers-
hrs. Philip A. wsiksr. wife Of
Captain Welksr. u. b. A. entertained
Al = luncheon Of eight covers At the
Cafe ST. Marks yesterday.
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Mrs. 4. H. Patterson. who has
been at the Hotel Washington the
past few days with her mother. Mrs.
@. c. Diilsnbsch, will leave this
morning for Key West en- route to
BAvans, Cuba. Mrs. Patterson spent
the winter In the South making
short visits at many Of the principal
winter resorts until called to her
her mother. Their stay In Cuba 10
indefinite.
Mrs. William Eaches Fendall. as
sisted by other members of the board.
will receive members and friends of
the Housekeepers' Alliance at the new
headquarters. 922 Seventeenth street.
from to 8 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
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d. A. n VALENTINE BALL.
The Valentine ball of tho Dorothy
hancock Chapter OF the d. A. r..
which was given in the ball room OF
the Hotel Lafayette. proved to be ono
OF the most successful OF the mid
winter dances. Miss Marie II. Adams.
the regent, received the guests. The
pAtronesses included Mrs. clifford II.
Bergman. Mrs. A. C. Thohy. Mrs. John
Doyle Carmochy, Miss HildA Fletcher.
Mrs. p. p. Tunstall. Mrs. Frank 8.
Greepwalt, Mrs. X. T. Guss, Mrs.
George T. Smailwood. Mrs. Byron s.
Adams. and Miss Janet Richards.
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Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Harrison Lingo came from AnnapoHs
to attend the ball. Mrs. Lingo, a
bride OF few months, was Miss Marie
Tunstsll previous to her marriage.
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The Washington Alumnae Club and
the active chapter of the Pi Beta Phi fra
ternity held their annual reunion and
luncheon last Saturday In the tea
room OF Miss Beatrice Tate, who is a
member OF the chapter. Covers were
laid for nifty guests and the color
scheme OF yellow and black was car
ried out in the decorations.
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Mrs. James C. cantrill is entertain
Ing Miss julia Landers, of Indian
polls. and Mrs. A. b. Pike, OF Cleve-
land. members of the executive COM
mittee OF the Democratic National
Committee, which meets in Washing
ton this week.
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Mrs. VIII Irwin. whose books pub
lished under the name OF Inez Haynes
Irwin are as popular as the writings
OF Mr.. Irwin, has come from New
York to attend the convention Of the
National Woman's Party. Mrs Irwin
recently finished THE Story OF the
woman's Party"
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Miss Permeal French. dean Of
women of the University OF Idaho,
will be the guest OF honor at the re-
ception OF the Women's City Club
sunday afternoon. In the receiving
line will be Miss Mary O'Toole, presi-
dent OF the club: Miss Maud r. Cav
anaugh. dean OF the National Catholic
Service School; Judge Kathryn Sell
lers, DR.. Edith Sc Vile CoaIe, Miss
Elizabeth G. Harris, Mrs Louis T..
Post, Mrs. J. Garfield Riley, Mrs.
Adolph Kahn. Miss Anna Greenlees.
Miss Catherine Watkins. Mrs. r. H..
Turner. and Miss Maria Ewing. OF the
law and legislation committee. Miss
Adela L. Heaven. Mrs. Mary Wheeler
Mendel, Mrs. J. T.. Colburn, and Mrs
Sallie guile will be in charge Of the
tea table.
The Jolly Bachelor Girls will hold
their third annual dance tonight at
the Franklin Square Hotel.
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Y. w. G. A. TO ENTERTAIN.
The Young Won.n's Christian As
ISOLATION will entertain tomorrow
evening at q second dinner for the
business women's division. This
division, which is in charge OF the let
ter campaign, has set as it's goal 500
900. The honor guests at the dinner
will be Miss Gertrude Macarthur, the
new general secretary; and Miss Caro-
line Jones. the finance secretary OF
the East Central field, whose offices
are in Philadelphia.
Songs. cheers. and speeches will
cause enthusiasm to reach its highest
pitch The reports OF the teams will
be made to show how far the cam
paign has progressed and to spur on
for the final effort before the final
report to be made at the annual Wash
ington's Birthday party on Tuesday