The Washington times., 1921-02-17

playing the remarkable demonstra-
tons OF making over adults worn
clothing and other material into serv-
icesbie and useful infants and chill
dren's wear.
Senator p. c. Knox and Maj. Gen.
Charles y. Farnsworth. u. s. A. will
be the speakers at the meeting OF
the Pennsyivspis Society In the Will
lard. Friday evening. February 70.
General Anthony Wayne Night"
Mr.. c; " Pratt. . soprano soiotst OF
After the program there viii be
dancing. Mrs. Louis T. McFsddsn
will be In charge OF the sale of
boxes. Col. George w. Cocheu. Vt
the War College, will make intro
auctions.
The reception committee will in
ciuds Mrs Howard q. Reside, MKs.
Philsnder c. Knox. Mrs. Newton D.
Baker. Mrs. John Millikin. Mrs..
Charles q. Farnsworth, Mrs. James
w. McAndrew. Mrs. John 8. Fair,
MrA q. J. Bsyard sohnideI, Mrs. Mat
thew A. Delaney and Mrs. T. IL.
Lowe
Plans are rapidly nearing compile
ton for THE Dsffodil Ball" to be
held ut the New willard on "wednesday
evening. April 8. to raise . fund for
the installation OF free swim ming
pool at the Trinity Community House
for the use OF the children OF the
city. Mrs.. James w. Wadsworth. jr..
10 the chairman Of the committee on
arrangements. Many novel features
will be introduced to make q success
OF this effort to provide bathing facili-
Sies for those of the community who
arc the most In need OF such an
establishment
Lord oueenborough. who. as Mr..
Almeric Hugh Paget married Pauline
whitney. daughter OF the late WILL
lam C. whitney OF New York, sailed
yesterday on board the Aquitania for
New York to attend the tn4ugura-
ton OF President Harding and to pass
several weeks with his American
relatives. He is accompanied by his
daughter, the Hon. Mrs. VIM. wife
OF Capt. the Hon. Charles Winn. a
younger brother OF Lord st. Oswald.
Mrs. Paget died in 1915. two years
before her hsband was raised to the
peerage. Lord Queenborough passed
part OF last winter In New York and
visited his aunt Mrs. Henry r.
Dimock here.
Officers Of the army and navy will
give midday reception to General
Pershing on Washington's birthday.
Feb. %, At the Army and Navy Club.
F.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman and Mrs.
Cabot stevens are patronesses for the
Washington Birthday card party to
be given by the Political Study Club
at the home Of Mrs. Henry r. Dimock.
from 3 to 8 o'clock February %. The
proceeds are to be used to purchase
honor stars for heroes Of the world
war. Among those interested in this
cause are Senator and Mrs. Robert L.
Owen, Congressman and Mrs. John A.
Peters. Admiral Stanton. William Emo
Wells. s. s. Everett and John Batch
eler. Recent additions to the list OF
patronesses are Mrs. Edison Bradley.
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss. Mrs. Board
man, Mrs. Sumner and Miss Joseph
Inc Patton.
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One OF the many interesting things
being planned for Inauguration time
Is a large reception to be given by the
members OF All Souls Unitarian
Church at the Hotel Hadleigh on the
evening OF March S.
Meyer Davis will furnish the music.
and there will be q floor committee OF
nifty. Miss Katharine Newton IL in
charge Of the arrangements. par
tiaI list OF patronesses includes Mrs.
Whitman Cross. Mrs. Robert S. Wood
ward. Mrs. Duncan u. Pitcher. Mrs.
Thomas J. Kemp. Mrs. George r.
Author. Mrs. BENJAMIN e. Smith. Mrs.
Richard Fay Jackson, Mrs. U. G. b.
piarcc and Mrs Truman Ahhe
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Plans are already under way for
the annual Easter ball of the Army
and Navy League to he given this
year on Wednesday evening, March
30. in the ballroom of the willard
Hotel. Mrs. Alexander Sharp will
again be the chairman of the ball COM
mittec, and she and her assistants are
taking advantage OF the "slow-up"
during Lent OF the social activities to
make elaborate arrangements for the
dance. 1t promises to be the usual
brilliant function of former seasons.
The Passion Play, to be presented
this evening at Carroll Hall by
former college students and gradu-
ates Of Trinity College and George
town University, will attract a large
audience, for there has been much
interest awakened in the series Of
five Lenten performances given I'M
der the auspices of the Catholic Wo-
mems Service Club.
Miss Dorothy Callahan plays tho
star part of Samuel, the servant in
the House of Achaz. Others in the
cast are Mrs. Hamilton Wilson, for
mer president OF the Trinity College
Dramatic Society. Miss Mildred
O'Bricn, Miss Clara Walsh and Miss
Margaret Callahan. Thomas Herman,
Albert kirchner, Burke Walsh. will
lam Mcclure and Paul Taylor OF
Georgetown and Jack Downes, of
this city. will have the principal
male parts. Miss Elizabeth Began
will be at the organ. The play will
be given again, February ~. March
10. is and %
A Valentine party was given Mon
day evening at the Shoreham under
the direction OF Silverio p. Romero.
a Filipino resident Of this city. and
Miss NJ. Il. Hunter. Among the sew
enty guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cortland ID. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. Epi-