The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-03

for Atlantic City. She will be alb
sent about week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis l.. Thompson
of 1870 Columbus road. announce the
marriage OF their daughter. Miss Vir-
ginia Thompson, to Elwood II. Seal.
on April 40.
Mrs. q. I. woodley. who Is to leave
Washington this week for her Flor
ida orange farm, will preside this
afternoon at the last round table
OF the Civics Section Of the Women's
City Club.
Eugene Stein. the new Russian min
lister to the Argentine. will give an IL
Illustrated lecture on Russian archi-
lecture tomorrow afternoon at Rau-
schers at 400 o'clock. Several hum
bred invitations have been issued.
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MRS. COLLIER VISITS DAUGHTER.
Mrs Price Collier has gone to New
York from her home at Tuxedo Park
to be with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Commander and Mrs. Charles
FelIowes-Gorlon, who are sailing
today for England on the Aauitania.
The marriage OF Commander Eel
lowes-Gordon to Miss Sara Price Col
lier took place in Washington while
the young British naval officer was
on duty here on the staff OF Vice
Admiral Sir William Lowther Grant.
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The American Remount Association
will give its sixth impromptu horse
! show at the show grounds of the Ma
tional Capital Horse Show Association
Arlington Park, Va, Sunday after
noon at o'clock. weather permitting.
There will be no charge for grand
stand seats. Competitions will be
open to the public post entry with
out fee. The judges will be appointed
by, the chairman of the sports and
competitions committee of the asso-
| citation.
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HENRY LANE WILSON BACK.
Henry Lane Wilson. former United
States ambassador TO Mexico. arrived
yesterday and Is at the Hotel Wash
inGton for an extended visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lane. an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Miss Gertrude Mary Lane. to DR.. Will
liam Francis ODonpell, jr. The mar
rage took place at st. Aloysius
Church yesterday, with a solemn high
mass sung by the Rev. William Nell
gan, of Cumberland. Md, q cousin of
the bride.
Miss Margaret Lane. sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and J. Francis
tO'Donnell. brother Of the bridegroom
was best man. During the services
Mrs. Lawrence " Grogan and Glenn
w. Ashley sang. After an extended
trip through the South DR.. and Mrs.
lO'Donnell will be at home at $500
hirta
Among the out of town guests were
| DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, of Dan
bury. Conn; Miss Margaret McArdIc,
. Ware, Mass. and Elmer II. De Fries.
, Of Rochester, N. Y.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Fisk, With
their two boys, have come on from
| their home in Springfield, Mass, for
| a spring visit with their relatives and
! old friends in Washington. They nave
! taken a suite at the Hotel Washing
ton.
E. X. Van Sickler entertained
| small party at the supper dance at
the Cafe St Marks last evening,
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The dance and card party tonight
| for the benefit OF the new school OF
| the Church of the Holy Comforter is
being literally supported by society,
and large attendance Is assured.
There will be forty-five tables OF
| eucher in the sun parlor on the roof
OF the Hotel Washington. and sky
five tables of five hundred in the
ball room. while the salon des nations
will be used for dancing.
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The National Press Club Post. No.
! 90. OF the American Legion, has sent
out invitations for May party for
the Vice President OF the United
States at the United States Msrine
Barracks. Eighth and I streets south
| east. Tuesday afternoon at 4 30
| o'clock Frank II. Willis, of Ohio. Will
deliver an ADDRESSED, and there VIII be
a dress parade by the United states
Marine Corps Institute. The program
| includes a concert by the Marin Band
and there will be dancing.
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! Miss Hoffman. a New York colora-
tura soprano. will give a recital at the
Congressional Club on Friday after
noon. She will sing Though Bril-
liant Bird" an aria from The Pearl
OF Brazil" which is one of her Pathe
recorda the aria "Traviata,' and a
group Of other songs. Miss Hoffman
will be accompanied by Miss Ruth
Rappaport, OF New York, her own &C
| companist They will lreach Wash
| ington shortly before the program,
and will return to New York Satur-
day. Arrangements for the recital
were made by Mrs. Edward J. King,
Of Illinois. who Is a personal friend
of Miss Hoffman.