Evening star., 1921-01-22

Stan the Rev. OlkOnOm0S AavrakaS, the
new pastor Of the Church Of St Sofia
Worth Bagley, Miss Belle Bagley. DR.
and Mrs c. Augustus Simpson. Mrs
Peter Wilson, Miss Mary Badger Wilson
Miss Margaret Brewer. Miss Mildred
Dean, Mr.. Sidney Dean, DR.. and Mrs
White and Mr.. Noel
Miss Jessica Smith entertained al
tea yesterday afternoon at the Gun
of Colonial Danes for the members
of the executive committee Tor the
endowment fund for ST. Mary's School
in Raleigh, n. c.. of which commit
tee Miss Smith is a member. Among
the guests were members OF the
alurpnae OF st. Aiarys. and plans were
discussed for the dinner to be given
Tuesday evening, February ., at the
Army and Navy Club. which Will De
the opening of the drive to raise TINS TINS
fund. The guests included Mrs. Gill,
bert Brenizer, former president OF
the Club of Colonial Danes; Mrs
Berkeley L. Simmons, Mrs. Williams
Mrs. Cary Brown, Mrs. David T.
Ducey and Mrs. Edwin T. Parker.
The Governor of New Brunswick
Canada, the Hon. William Pugsley
and Mrs Pugsley left yesterday 1o1
New York, en- route home. after
spending the week in Washington.
The class of 1922 of the Catholic
University will hold their junior prom
Wednesday evening, February q, IN
the university gymnasium at pm.
Mrs. Charles ]. Bell entertained
company at luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. William Wilson, jr.. will en-
tertain informally at tea tomorrow
afternoon in her home, at 17ol loth
street. in honor of her house guest
Mrs. Haskell of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter a. Drury LETT
Washington yesterday, and before
their return home will have visited
New York city. Jamaica and the ran
anna Canal Zone. Their stop IN New
York will be to spend few DAYS wiz, !,
a son. Mr.. Leo K. Drury of the unlteo
States Mortgage and Trust Company:
Jamaica will be the next stop and
then on to the Panama Canal zone.
They expect to return to washington
some time in March.
Mrs. Lucy Grenville Marshall an
nounces the marriage of her dausn-
ter, Eleanor Eltinge, to Mr.. Albert
Lee Thurman. Wednesday, January
IL, in Washington.
Mrs J. H. Ralston who is observing
Wednesday afternoons at home DUR
ing the season, will have with her
next week Mrs. Atlee Pomerene and
Mrs. Ford Carpenter of st. Marys.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. " Killian of 21oo
18th street were hosts at a supper
dance last night at the Coiumoia
Country Club, in celebration of their
seventh wedding anniversary. Ihe
company. which included 14O persons,
was received by the hosts in the large
reception room, in setting OF palms
and spring flowers. The dining room
supper, which also was followed by
dancing.
Congregational Guests Monday.
The guests of Representative and
Mrs. Almon in their box at the Ala
bama Society ball and reception at
the Willard Monday evening will be
Ala; Mrs. Lottie Williams, Mrs. Char
lotte Currey. Mr.. George Copper AL
mon, Mr.. +. NJ. Bristow, Mr.. Roy Snow
Haggard and Mr.. Edgar Cullom. The
guests of Representative and Mrs.
Bankhead will be Miss Louise Bank,
Lacey. Col. Roscoe Brindley and
Lieut.. Edgar Hayes. Gov. w. P. G.
Harding and Mr.. and Mrs. Bates War
rem have taken boxes for the evening.
With but few exceptions society
folk are arranging for early dinner
parties or are giving over the entire
evening of January 25 to the dramatic
presentations and dance under the
auspices of the Drama League of
East Relief at the Hotel Washington.
There has been a ready response from
diplomatic, resident and official $50
ciety, and among the patronesses re-
Gently added to the already long list
are Princess Lubomirska. Mrs. A. G.
Hensley, Mrs. Frederick e. Earring
Howard Sutherland, Mrs. Charles NJ.
Ffoulke. Mrs. Henry w. Fitch. Mrs.
Wallace Radcliffe, Mrs. Henry K.
mond, MRS. Gordon woodbury. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Walter Burritt Moore Of CO.
lumbia Heights, Brooklyn, is spend
ing some time at Wardman Park
Mrs. John c. Duke entertained a
party of twelve at luncheon Thurs
day. followed by five hundred, at the
Hadleigh. in honor Of her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank H. simonds have
leased an apartment at 2400 18th
street.
Miss Aline Kronheim will entertain
a small company this evening at an
informal musical. The program will
be given by Miss Kronheim, Mr.. H.
lie Roy Lewis, baritone: Mr.. David
Nemser. violinist, and Mr.. John r.
Monroe, accompanist.
The junior officials and employees
of the American Security and Trust
Company will entertain at q mas
querade ball this evening at the Hotel
Hadleigh.
dinner last evening at her residence
in Cleveland Park.
The National Pen League and In
ternational Literary Association will
be at home at headquarters. 2O19 N
street, tomorrow afternoon from S
to o'clock. Mrs. James Irwin Steel
of Pennsylvania. who is spending the
winter with Mrs. Florence Jackson
Stoddard, will be the hostess on Sun
day The occasion is really a liter
authors, artists, musicians and dill
tanti may foregather pleasantly. 1t
is especially desired to entertain any
visitors to Washington, foreign or
from home cities. who are interested
in matters that concern this organi-
cation.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Orris F. Minar and Mary ]. Moore.
~, curtis y: Haisht OF Philadelphia and Doro-
elf