The Washington times., 1921-05-16
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| ieyIor, or New fork. NO oAte - sst
for the wedding.
Miss Greenwood IL known to WASH
ington society through her several
| visits to her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs..
Frank s. Hight. She Is . charming
and accomplished young woman, .
member OF the Vincent Club, the
\ Sewing Circle and other smart clubs
| OF Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hight have purchased
for their residence the house at the
southwest corner of Twenty-frst and
r streets. They will not take posses
sion. however. until autumn. when
they return from their summer home.
Woodland Farm. at Canaan, N. H.
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| Senator and Mrs. Medill Mccormick
were hosts last evening at one Of
the delightfully."- informal Sunday
| evening supper parties for which they
are noted.
Allan p. Graves, honorary attachs
OF the British embassy, left Washing
ton today for New York whence he
will sail for England to spend his
vacation.
with their two young daughters and
son have come to this country for an
extended stay and are at the Hotel
Washington for the week.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Skelton OF
Portsmouth. Ohio, are at the Hotel
Washington for a few days the hrst
stop on a pleasure trip East that
will include Philadelphia, Atlantic
City and New York.
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| Mrs. Harding a DatYOne9S for the
all-day card party being held today
at Wardman Park Hotel for the
benefit of the Salvation Army budget.
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] Mrs. George e. Ehle 10 chairman OF
] the music com mmittee of Community
Service, for the beneht OF which
splendid local organization, headed BY
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, the two per-
formances of Midsummer Nights
Dream" with Nendelssohn's beautiful
fairy music. will be given at the Dean
place, Tuesday afternoon and evening.
May "a.
| The other members of the music
committee interested in this produc-
tion are Mrs. George Eustis Corcoran.
Mrs. Charles j. Bell, Mrs. Francis I.
A. Junkin. Mrs. walter Bruce Howe.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Mrs r. H.
DalgIeish, Edward B. Droop and
! george >. DeNeale.
The afternoon performance will be
at 4:45 and the evening performance
will be at Q o'clock.
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The China relief fund will beneht
this week from the proceeds of THE
Chinese Lantern" charming play
that is quite out Of the ordinary. This
| will be given for the hrst time this
evening at Washington's Little Thea
ter and will run all week. The play
embodies an interesting study Of
Chinese life and much of the action
takes place in a studio. There are
to be unusual scenic effects and the
costumes will be beautiful. The play
H. given under the patronage OF the
Chinese minister. DR.. Alfred Sze; Mrs.
Herbert C. Hoover. Mrs. Henry p.
Fletcher and Mrs. r. w. Ballou.
Those who wish to wander away
from the crowd at the House of
Mercy garden party, on Wednesday,
and eat their suppers under the tre.s
alone. may buy box-suppers. delicious
| and satisfying, from the committee
in charge. Mrs. Henry Fitch is chair.
| man and will have with her Mrs
James S. Parker. Mrs. Cresswell Gar
lington. Mrs. Hewitt Wells, Miss Aly-
Downing and Mrs. John L. Black.
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Mrs. George Busby Christian, jr..
wife OF the Secretary to the President,
will be the guest Of honor at q garden n
tea to be given by Mrs. Edward Lilley
Stock and Mrs. Beverly Price Evans
at Stockhome, Bradley Hills, Mary
land. Monday afternoon. May %. from
to o'clock.
Robert +. Lee Chapter. Y. d. c., will
hold its annual May dance at the
Raleigh Hotel tomorrow evening at
o o'clock. This dance was arranged
for May IL at Chevy Chase Lake, but
inclement weather caused its post
ponement. Cards which were issued
for Chevy Chase Lake will be ac-
cepted for this dance. Mrs. Walter e.
Hutton and Mrs. William I. Denning
are chairman and .vice-chairman OF
| the dance committee.
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Mr.. aN Mrs. Rafael r. Gown will
close their home early next week. and
with their daughter. Mise May Gown
will 60 to their camp in the Catskills
! for the summer. They will return Ia
Washington in the autumn.
Esther Chapter No. 8 o. f. s., will
give an informal dance this evening
| al lCI ~ SuccI
Mrs. John c. Let's and her daugh-
ters, the Misses Catherine and Minnie
Let's, are spending the week in New
York.
The marriage of Miss Bessie l..
Madison, daughter of Mrs. Mae j.
Madison, and William Lambert. Of
this city. took place in Charlottesville.
Va, on Friday evening at the honc
! of the brides mother In Estes street
The ceremony was performed at
o'clock by Rev. d. G. Petrie. pastor
of the Presbyterian Church. in the
presence Of large company of
friends and relatives.
| The bride wore the conventional
bridal costume OF white, and the
house was decorated with carnations
and ferns.
| Mrs. Henry Alien Cooper, wife Of
| Congressman Cooper Of Wisconsin, wi u
close her apartment in the Rocham
beau and leave for her home in the
West Thursday.