The Washington times., 1921-03-07

. In the national campaign. working
Hiram johnson and later supporting
the Harding Coolidge ticket
Mrs. James Longstreet. of Georgia.
widow OF the famous Confederate
commander. who came up from the
South for the inaugural. is chAperon- =
Ing a group OF young Southern girls
during the spring months In wash
ington. In the company are miss
Frances Youngblood and Miss Doro-
Thy Youngblood. of Alabama. dsugh-
ters of Col William Youngbiood,
last surviving star officer OF General
I,ongstreet's command. Miss Dorothy
Youngblood was captain of the
Alabama division OF the Harding
and Coolidge Junior Boosters. q ma
t.onal organisation OF boys and girls
under voting age, who rendered serv-
Ice during the campaign.
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The Anthony League will hold
Its regular weekly at home on We'd
resday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock
at 2007 Columbia road. Mrs Har-
riette Green Robertson will speak on
Character Analysis" All meetings
Of the league are open to the public.
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Members of the Diplomatic Corps
have been invited TO tho fortnightly
| soiree OF the Washington Salon.
Thursday night at its studios in the
Mclean Building, 1917 II street. Mrs.
Nina c. Van Wrinkle, director of the
woman's bureau OF the Police Depart
ment: DR.. Tom A. Williams. the EN-
inent English specialist, and John j.
DAILY, song writer. will be the guests
Van Wrinkle >-wiIl speak on Pre-
ventive and Protective Work for
Girls" DR.. Williams will talk OF
Mental Hygiene OF Artists and
Others" and Mr.. DAILY will give
short address on Rhymes and Rhym-
sters." Mrs. Ruby Potter. soprano
| soloist of the Washington Opera Com
pany. assisted at the piano by Louis
Potter, yorganist of Calvary Baptist
Church, will present a group OF songs;
Miss Elsa Louise Raner. pupil OF Leo
poId Auer. the teacher of Heifetz and
Elman. will play violin solos. accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs. Adele X.
Bush Senior Rafael A. Castillo, the
Central American pianist ana COM
poser, will give several solo numbers,
including some Of his own compost
tions, and there will be instrumental
ensemble numbers by Nathan Brusi-
loff, violin; Miss Constance Finckel.
piano, and George Finckel, cello.
| The hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs. Ada w. Duncan. Mrs. 8. l..
Weir. Mrs. John Reed and Mrs. r.. d.
1 Dryden. The punch bowl and buffet
will be in charge OF Mrs. Helen ]. r.
Starr. assisted by Miss Edna r. Dun
can, Miss Relda A. Starr, Miss Teresa
Connolly, Miss Nina Seivey, Miss Ed
Hacker d'Aquin. and Miss Ruth E.
Burgess. Rudolph de Zapp, president
Of the salon, will make the presenta-
tions and will be assisted by the board
OF governors. Dancing will follow
the music
/ The marriage Of Miss Libbey Alice
Goldstein. daughter OF Mrs. Fannie
| Goldstein, to Milford Schiller was
solemnized yesterday afternoon at the
home OF the brides brother. A. VI.
Goldstein, at 425 Irving street. The
ceremony was followed by a reception
and afterward the young couple left
for a wedding trip. The bride, who
was unattended, wore q becoming
| gown of white georgette, with q tulle
veil. The house was effectively deco
rated with palms, smilax. and flowers.
Rabbi Jolson ofhciated. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schiller will make their homo in
Washington.
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Miss Lillian Morgan entertained
! Friday afternoon at a tea dance at
| Wardman Park Hotel in honor Of
Miss Jeanc Geisler. cf Portland. Ore
who is attending Columbia Univer-
sity, New York. and who came to
| Washington for the inaugural cere-
monies.
Among the guests were Miss Mary
| Imirie, Miss r. Pearle Clark. Miss
Marie ]. Mcclure. Miss Ella G. Rab-
bitt. Miss Gladys Pugh, Mrs. William
| S. Harrison and Mrs d. o. South
worth, OF Washington. and Miss Bull
| lock. from New York. a class mate Of
Miss Geisler; Carlyle Geisler. Paul
| Thyson, Jerome Barnard, Lieutenant
Hullfsh. Major william s. Harrison.
Major Murphy and Charles Stock. OF
| Washington: Bernard Poland. OF New
York. and Jack Murphy. Of California
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Mrs. william J. Marsh, Of Fairmont
street. after a serious illness of flve
| weeks at the Emergency Hospital.
has improves sufficiently TO be re-
moved to her home for a period of
| copve.escence.
The Rev. and Mrs. Edward La~-
| renee Hunt entertained at luncheon at
! tho Shoreham yesterday in honor OF
Miss Julia Arthur, the distinguished
actress. The guests included Senator
and Mrs. Harreld OF Oklahoma Mrs.
Mabel Mckinley Baer. niece OF Presi-
| dent Mckinley: Mrs. ID. Oliphant
| Haynes. OF New York: Mira Charles
| Dodd. OF Boston. niece Of Justice
Brewer; Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Carbauh,
Miss Kathryn Brodhead. Miss Condor.
Of New York. Murray Brown, jr., of
Forest Hills Garden. Ions Island. and
| Lawrence Hunt
The horse show Of the American
Remount Association last Saturday
evening at the Riding and Hunt
Club proved to be a real success. for
despite the distractions of inaugura-
| tion week there was a good at
tendance and every one entered into
the spirit of the occasion. The COM
petitions were open to officers Of
the army, their families and guests,
and to members OF the Riding and