Evening star., 1921-04-14
Mrs. {. e. Calhoun. Home,
EntertainS at Luncheon,

EntertainS at Luncheon.
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun has returned
from South Carolina and yesterday
entertained at luncheon in compli-
ment to Commander and Mrs j. Ed
ward Palmer and Mr.. Adams Calhoun
of New York.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke will be at
home this afternoon; for the last
beautiful tapestried ballroom a group
of portraits by Wallace Bryant,
which have been greatly admired.
Mr.. Bryants works. including the
splendid portrait of Lieut.. Andre
LHuillier, the young hero of Yer
dun. will remain there for a few
invited to see them and cannot be
there Thursday will have an oppor-
tunity to see them later.
Mrs. Larz Anderson addressed the
Community Service School being held
in the Community Service building
yesterday On the work in Boston. and
described the work in connection
with the Soldiers and Sailors Club.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer spoke at II
O'Clock this morning on Community
Drama" and Miss Mabel Boardman
spoke at 2 o'clock on Community
Co operation"
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union of the District of Columbia a
have issued invitations for a recep-
ton tomorrow afternoon from 30 !
o'clock in the w. G. T. U. building
at 532 9Th street, to meet the state
officers and following members: Mrs
George Thatcher Guernsey, honorary
president general, n. S. D. A. R..
Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins. state
president Federation Of Won ems
Clubs, and Mrs. Francis A. st. Clair
state regent, d. A. r.
Mrs Ellen Kirk Downs. S. o. r. 3
S.. founder and leader of the AmeriA
can Educational Forum of New York
city. will receive this afternoon at
o'clock at the Burlington in honor
of the secretaries of schools, Mr.
Cramer, Mr.. Draper and Mr.. pore
Walten.
The Girls Friendly Society OF St
Andrews Church will have a benefit
next Tuesday evening in the church,
when Miss Mabel f. Mullins will give
program impersonating Seven
teen," and dancing will follow.
The annual book fair of the League
OF American Pen Women will open al
$50 pm. today at the Willard Hotel
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ending with the authors costume
carnival ball Friday evening. from 10
to 2, with an orchestra playing. Miss
Alice Robertson. representative from
Oklahoma, will give the opening ad-
dresa
this afternoon will be Mrs. Larz
Anderson's play, Every Boy, pre-
sented by Miss Helen Gibbs. with
some Of the city's 1oveliest in rhythmic
dancers. authors readings, special
musical numbers. with Mrs. Myra Nc
Cathran Marks, singing several songs
by American composers. her numbers
including compositions by Mrs. Ruth
Mason Rice Mrs. H. H. A. Beach. and
Protheroe, and the children's pageant.
presented by Miss Elizabeth E. Mar
shall and Miss Florence Chambers OF
the Fairgrounds, marking the children's
afternoon, with the young talent OF
the city taking part.
Mrs. Harding. an active member OF
the league, is not only receiving the
pen women at the White House Friday
morning. but is doing most unusual
thing in sending to the Willard Hotel
both afternoons flowers from the
White House conservatories for the
candy and flower booth. conducted by
Miss Katharyn Lear, which will fea-
ture the Harding white carnation and
the Mrs. Harding rose.
Ih1S evening MIS-. Marie moore FOR
rest will present the pageant. THE
Choosing of the National Flower"
written by Mrs. f. l.. Pugh and
dramatized by Mrs. Forrest, with
groups Of lovely dancers headed by
Miss Marie Davidson. Miss Ruth Col
man. Miss Fenton. representing north,
east, south and west. Miss Davidson's
group includes Miss Helen Marston,
Miss Dorothea Bohamson, Miss Helen
Linsman. Miss Pearl Henry Miss
Ethelwyn Johnson, Miss Ellen Rose,
Miss Loretta Murphy, Miss Thelma