Evening star., 1921-01-17
Gigantic Benef,t Card PARTY

| Preparations have been made to ac-
commodate more than $50 players at
the card party to be given from to
S this afternoon at the Hotel Arling-
mittee of women for the benefit of
! the starving children in central and
eastern Europe. When Herbert Hoo
yer sent his nationwide appeal for
s33,O00,000 to feed and give medica
care to 100000 helpless waits over
! seas Mrs. Samuel Steinberger who is
chairman of the card party commit
tee. was among the first to offer her
assistance.
Mrs. A. D. Engel was appointed vice
chairman and Mrs. Sol Minister sec
ond vice chairman, with Mrs. Harry
NJ. Crandall. Mrs. Joseph J. Moebs,
Mrs Noble P. Barnes. Mrs Goldsmith h
Sigmund and Mrs. Rutherford B. Lyon
also serving. Prizes will be awarded
to each table and bridge and 500 will
be the principal diversions, though the
guests will have the privilege Of Sc
lecting their own card game. The en-
tire proceeds will be devoted to the
washington fund of the European re
lle1 counciis campaign in this city,
Tea Will be served at the conclusion
Of the playing.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. II. Ed
Davis entertained Saturday night at
their residence, at 1924 2Sth street
Georgetown, at a supper dance in
honor of Mrs. Charles Thatcher of
Toledo. Ohio. who is visiting in this
city. Among the invited guests were:
Commander and Mrs. Leslie Bratton;
Commander and Mrs. Furlong, Mai.
and Mrs. Lynn, Lieut.. Commander and
Mrs. H. G. Donald, Lieut. Commander
and Mrs. Sherman, Lieut.. Commander
and Mrs. s..Hinckley, Lieut.. Commander
and Mrs. Frank Lotion, Mrs James
McC. Irish, 418f. and Mrs G. s.. Saffold
and Miss Ethel Safold, Mr. sand Mrs.
joint: T2somas Paylor, Col. l.asBuckey,
U. g.. A.; DR.. Smith. u s. n; Lieut..
Commander Carroll Burns. Lieut.
Commander and Mrs. Ducey, Lieut.
Commander and Mrs. Bowman, Mr.
Rudolph de Zapp and Mr.. Hassell
Dick. /,
The marriage Of Miss Evelyn Aitken
to Lieut.. Newell Lyons Hemenway,
U. s. A.. took place in Philadelphia
Wednesday. January IL. at the home
law. M and AeV Mrs. william lila s'ssffn Alike n.
the Rev. DIR. Allen of1iciating. The
bride. who was given away by her
brother. wore a graceful gown of
georgette and Irish point lace, the
same lace forming coronet worn
a shower bouquet Of sweet peas and
lilies of the valley.
Lieut.. Carl Schiller of Camp Pike.
Ark. was best man for the BRIDE
groom. Miss Ethel Wilson Of Boston
and Miss Abbott Of Washington were
among the out-of-town guests.
Mrs, H. M. Hunter Of 1859 Hobart
street. whose guests Lieut.. and Mrs
Hemenway will be after February S.
went to Philadelphia for the wedding.
After visit to Mrs. Hunter they
will go to Camp Humphreys, where
the bridegroom is stationed
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ODonnoghue were
hosts at a birthday party last Thurs
day evening in honor Of their daugh-
ter, Sabina. in their home, at S04 C
street northeast. After dancing until
midnight a supper was served. The
rooms were decorated with palms and
cut flowers. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Kunold. Mr. and Mrs.
tin. Mr.: and Mrs. Deigman, Mrs. Par
| ker. Miss Nellie Selby. Miss Nora
Selby, Miss Barbara Claybaugh. Miss
Margaret Claybaugh. Miss Mary Anna
Curtin, Miss Dorothy Harris, Miss
MARCEL Tucker. Miss Edna Jones,
| brook, Miss Harriet Flynn. Miss
Thelma Crisward. Miss Margaret Cole
| of New York, Mr.. Clarence Hammett
| Of New York, Mr. Gurnes Of Balti-
more, Mr. George Nal1y, Mr.. Norma n
Beaton. Mr.. George Harris, Mr.. Carl
Erbach. Mr.. John Steadman, Mr.
Weber Sirhear. Mr.. LIE Roy Sirhear
| and Mr.: Alloy oDonnoghue.
Mrs. Walter G.. Peter will be at
home Informally tomorrow afternoon
| and the following Tuesdays during
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Saroli of New
York will go to Atlantic City tomor-
row after spending a short time at
| the Hotel Washington. Mr. and Mrs.
Saroli were married on Sunday. Janu-
ary 9. in the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament. New York, and have spent
| the first part of their honeymoon in
Washington. They will be at home
after February I, in New York. Mr..
Saroli is q native Of Switzerland. but
now makes his home in New York.
and his bride was formerly Signorina
Helen Maria Erculi. a native Of Italy.
University Of Michigan women are
day, January 10. at the clubhouse of
the National Association Of Collegiate
Alumnae, 1907 n street northwest, to
meet with DR.. Jane Sherzer and other
University Of Michigan women.
Mrs. e. T. Bradac and daughter
Katherine and Mrs. NJ r. Coffey. who
came to Washington to attend the
funeral Of their sister-in-law, Mrs,
Joseph r. Ahern, will return to their
home in Kansas City. Mo-. this week,
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