Evening star., 1921-03-19

Of St Adams, VT. DR.. Marshall will
occupy the desk in the Church of Our
Father tomorrow. Miss Dean Rob-
erts and her friend, Miss Pauline
come to Washington March 20 to
spend part of the Easter holiday
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts.
week end with Miss Celeste Crosby
at her home near Warrenton, Va.
Miss Crosby will pass the Easter
holidays in Washington.
The Army and Navy Juniors will en-
tertain at a tea dance this afternoon
| at 24OO 10th street from 4.30 to 1880
o'clock. Capt. Milton Davis will make
| the introductions and those in the
receiving line will include Mrs. T. =.
Donaldson, Mrs. David Du B. Gaillard,
Mrs John V. White and Miss Cath
crime Knight. Mrs. Peter Murray
and Mrs. David King will assist with
| the refreshments.
DIR. Manuel Sanchez. special delegate
| from Venezuela, and Mr. Francisco j.
Yanes, assistant director OF the ran
American Union, returned yesterday
! from New York. where they went 10
attend the dinner given wednesday
evening in their honor by Mrs. sally
| j James NiS AAoN
Pen Women to Entertain
Members of the Press Club.
| Ladies' day at the National Press
| Club, which is held every Sunday
| afternoon. with an entertainment; at
the clubrooms, in the Albee buiidlng.
will in every sense be ladies' DAY
put on the entertainment fdr the
pressmen. Mrs. William Atherton Du
i Puy, national president of the League
of American Pen Women, has been
asked by Mr.. Avery Marks. president
of the Press Club, and Mr.. Frederic j.
| Haskin chairman of the entertain
ment committee, to prepare the pro-
| gram. Mrs. Du Puy is making it a
| wholly Pen Women affair by inviting
only the members of the league TO
appear on the program.
| Mrs. Grace Duffie Boylan Geldert.
author. will open the program with
a reading. as is the custom Of the
Press Club. Three guests Of honor
have been invited to represent the
achievements of the organization
Mrs. Henry Wilder keyes. first ma
tional vice president; Mrs. LarZ An
derson, chairman of the membership
committee; Miss Mabel T. Boardman.
honorary member, all of whom have
received honorary degrees from
George Washington University. Mrs.
| heyGS duu MISS Dull Will oC~
liver short addresses. but Mrs. Ander-
son will not be able to attend. since
she left town Saturday.
Mrs. Albion. wife of Mr.. Edouard
Albion, director of the Washington
Opera Company. will be in charge of
the musical part of the program. Mrs.
Albion is well known as a writer
and is a member of the league. The
| Washington Opera Company Quartet
will give a recital.
Mrs. Harry Atwood Colman. editor
of the Penwoman, official organ of
the League of American Pen Women.
will be in charge of the Date Line.
, the daily newspaper sheet issued by
the Press Club. Mrs. Theodore Tiller
will arrange the menu for the din
ner. Mrs. William Atherton Du Puy.
national PRESIDENT of the league, will
first woman ever extended such an in
vitation by the National Press Club.
Mrs. IsOn Was Hostess
at Luncheon Yesterday.
Mrs. W. o. Ison entertained a small
company at luncheon yesterday in
honor of her aunt, Mrs. Olivia S. Bots
ford of Wheeling. w. Va. The guests
included Mrs. Frank n. Barnes. Mrs.
II. Allen Ison, Mrs. Alfred T. Marks
and Mrs. Charles w. Summers.
I III. dIo .hI a. boUSOh, iOIS
residents on Capitol Hill, have sold
their home, and about April l will re-
move to Madison, Wis. to live with
their daughter, Mrs. Denniston, and
her two children, who are visiting her
parents for the winter, and will return
home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. briggs Of Omaha
Neb., who arrived yesterday at the
Hotel Washington for a short stay
are renewing old acquaintances here
They will leave next week for Chicago
where they will visit friends, and then
go on to their home in Omaha.
The members Of the College Art AS
sociation will give a banquet on the
evening of March "a at the Powhatan
which will be their headquarters dur
ing their convention, from March "a
to &C., inclusive.
One of the prettiest of the st. Pat
rick's dances was that given by Unit
No. 10, Term Insurance Subdivision,
B. w. r. l., at the Red Cross building.
1901 1 street, Thursday night. The
room was attractively decorated with
shamrocks and blossoms of the fire.
bush. Music was furnished by a part
of the Newell Orchestra, and the pro-
gram contained a number of Irish Sc
lections. Miss Ada Murphy, super
visor, received the guests, assisted by
Miss M. ]. Napier and Miss Zelma