The Washington times., 1922-05-20

| D0wney, OF washington, ana conse-
quently the wedding will be an
event of considerable interest here.
Besides Miss Mellon, the wedding
party will include Miss Helen Lee,
as maid Of honor; Mrs. Casimir de
Rham, Mrs. Allan McLane, jr., Mrs.
Goodhue Livingston, jr., Miss Mary
Wager Ellsworth, Miss Harriet
Pratt, Miss Betty Thompson. and
Miss Virginia Van Ingen, all of New
York, and Miss Edith Ann Rea, of
Pittsburgh.
Fairfax Downey will be best man
and the ushers will be DR.. f. Stuart
Landstreet, jr., Z. p. Borden. Frank
Mauran, H. Thomas Richardson,
Howard b. Dean, George Scott-Law-
renee b. Van Ingen, of New York;
F. M. Thayer, Of Philadelphia; FL
lott Wooiey. Of Brooklyn; Arthur
Crunden, Of st. Louis, and Lucius
F. Robinson, jr., of Hartford, Conn.
A reception at the Colony Club
at 5 o'clock will follow the church
ceremony.
| Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney was
hostess at luncheon today for thirty
guests, entertaining in honor of Mrs
John F. Rodgers. This is an annual
custom Of Mrs. Sweeney's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney will leave
the first Of July for Europe to spend
the summer.
An exhibition Of Czechoslovak arts
and crafts. including glassware and
pottery will be open to all who are
interested in arts and crafts today
and tomorrow from until 8 o'clock
at the Czechoslovak legation, 2040
street.
Members of the Art and Archie
ology League and others Interested
In arts and crafts have been especi-
ally invited, and the event is arous-
ing considerable interest.
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A number of unpublished poems
were among those read by Justice
Wendell p Stafford, who was the
guest OF honor at the weekly tea at
| the Congressional Club yesterday.
Justice Stafford's selection of his
/ own works ran the gamut Of humor
and pathos, closing with the lovely
September, When We Were Wed"
In response to repeated applause he
gave THE Little Path In the Woods "
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Miss Elizabeth Connolly. who has
been spending the winter with her
aunt, Baroness de Cartier, returned
to her home in New York Wednes-
day.
The secretary OF the Polish lega
| ton, DR.. Vencelas Sokolowski, has
returned from New York, where he
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Pres
| ton Pope Satterwhite, at their place
at Great Neck.
The Solicitor General and Mrs
James NJ. Beck and Miss Beatrice
Beck will sail Saturday, May ?7
aboard the steamship Adriatic for
Europe, where they will spend seV.
eral months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Rey-
burn. Of Washington. who are visit
ing in New York. were guests OF
honor at a small costume dance
given last evening by Miss Grace
Hendrick and Miss Isabel Mac.
MILAN.
The Phi Sigha Sorority OF George
Washington University gave its
annual luncheon for it's patrons at
the Willard today. The guests were
! Mrs. Albert B. Fall, DIR. Dewitt
Croissant, Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet
and the student members, including
Miss Vera Bailey Miss Gladys
Weickert, Miss Celeste weyl, Miss
Mildred Murray, Miss Adelaide
Thorn, Miss Frances Ross and Miss
Virginia Cotter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Wilbur. Of
during their visit in Washington.
J. Henri de Sibour is in New
York for a short visit and is stay
ing at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
Many distinguished people OF the
Capital have planned to give box
parties at the first showing Of the
play by Mrs. Clarence Crittenden
Calhoun, "A Marriagcable Mother"
at the Garrick next Mondaysvening
Among them are Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
Ellis, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood,
Mrs. Emerson Howe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hogan and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ton ]. Lambert.
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Mrs. Donald Hooker, of Baltimore,
member Of the National Council of
the National Woman's party, and
also chairman OF the Maryland
branch, will give a luncheon at the
Grace Dodge Hotel today to the
Maryland delegation in Washington
to attend the dedication of the Won.
ans party headquarters, which exer.
cises take place tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Both Congressman Zihlman AMI
Congressman Linthicum will speak,
and Mrs. Linthicum and Mrs. Zihl-
man will attend. Maryland is send
ing one of the largest delegations &c
the dedication. Among the promi.
nent Baltimore women are Mrs.
Townsend Scott, Mrs. Robert Walker
and the Rev. Olympia Brown, the
pioneer woman preacher.
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Mrs. Harding will be a patroness
for the garden party to be given
Thursday at Mt. Alto. Others IN
dorsing the benefit are Mrs. Coo
lidge, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Hoover, Miss
Mellon, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs Fall, General PerShing, Ad.
miral Coontz, General Lejeune, Gen.
eral Cummins, General Sawyer, and
Colonel Forbes. This is an annual