The Washington times., 1922-04-17

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Mrs. Heber Votaw, sister OF the
President, viii leave shortly for At
lanta TO visit Mrs. Thomas Healyh
Mrs. Healy was the guest OF Mrs.
votaw i'm Washington last winter.
and during her visit was enter
tained at the White House.
Mrs. Joseph Riddlck Estes. of
Birmingham. Ala, who Is attending
the d. A. r.. Convention. Is the guest
of Miss Jsssica Randolph Smith at
the Club OF Colonial Danes.
Mrs. Estes is vice regent OF Gen
eral Sumter Chapter of the ID. A.
Y, State chairman Of the National
Ola Trails Road" committee. mem
u. ID. c., and a Colonial Dame.
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The commercial attache of the
French Embassy and Nine. He'll
mann were hosts at dinner last
evening.
Mrs. Arthur Capper will be at
home for the Last time this season
Thursday from 10 O'Clock at
her residence In Sixteenth street.
She will be assisted by the wives
OF the Kansas Congressional dele.
cation.
Nine. Christian Hauge entertained
at tea yesterday afternoon at her
residence In Massachusetts, avenue.
MmG. Hauge win give a dinner in
compliment TO her, niece, Miss
Louise Ross Todd, on April ~.
were Joined yesterday at their
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
by their son, Frederick Rinehart.
who viii spend the weke with them
before returning TO his studies at
Harvard.
The St. Mihiei Chapter OF the
American Woman's Legion viii en-
tertain at card party at the Wash
ington Club on Wednesday after
noon for the benefit of the sick
and disabled soldiers. Last year
the,unit gave a similar function at
the Knickerbocker Theater for the
same purpose. Among those who
have taken tables are Mrs. Willard
Holbrook, Mrs. It. O. Donaldson,
Mrs. Wait johnson. Mrs. Robert
Kelton. Mrs. Maxwell Murray. Mrs.
w. c, Boss, Mrs. Henry Kingsbury.
Mrs James Baker, Mrs. Lester
Barr, Mrs. A. A. Stsrbird and Mrs.
James Totten.
The District of Columbia League
OF Women Voters will be Represented
at the national convention In Balti-
more next week by Mrs. Laura Will
lams. Mrs. Basil Manly, Miss Ethel
Smith. Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt,
Mrs. Kate Treholm Abrams and Mrs.
George A. Kicker.
The last session Of the conference
will be held at Continental Hall in
Washington. At this meeting Lady
Nancy Astor win be one OF the speak
ers, Two hundred tickets have been
slloted TO the Washington league,
and members wishing tickets may
obtain them at the office oT Miss
Harlean James, In the Union Trust
building.
Mrs. Richard jackson Barker. OF
Tiverton, r. T., former vice presi-
gent general of the ID. A. r., is at
the New Wflia-ls ffoSei. Mrs. Bar.
ker is prominent in Rhsde Island in
educational and literary Sericles, and
is connected with the Wossan's Col.
legs at Brown University ahs.is also
on the board of visitors of,2hode
Island College.
Gala Night For
X. Z. Lee Chapter
This evening will be a gala night
for the Robert e. Lee Chapter, u. ID.
c., when II opens it's nineteenth an
nual Dixie Ball at the New willard
Hotel Aside from the prominent
people of Washington there will be
many notables from out-of.town in
attendance, a number accompanying
Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler,
president-general of the u. ID. c.,
who win be the honor-guest at the
ball.
The receiving party win consist of
Mrs. Jesse Anthony, president of
the chapter; Mrs. Livingston Rowe
Schuyler, president-general ". ID. G. /:
Mrs. walter Il. Hutton, president
District of Columbia division, u, ID.
c.; Mrs. Hubert Work, wife OF the
Postmaster General: Mrs. Clarence
r. r.. Jennne, president National
United States Daughters of 1912;
MS. Alice Bradford wiles, prest.
den> of the Founders and Patriots;
wiilkSm #. Dennis, president South.
ern Relief Society; Mrs. Wallace
strester, past president District of
Columbia division. u. ID. c.; and Mrs.
Francois Berger Moran.
Additional patronesses are: Mrs.
Georgia Lawton Morgan, Mrs. r.
Lewis Wilmer, Mrs. Phillip q. Wal
ker, Mrs. r. II. Legett, Mrs. Robert
Cox. and Mrs. t. r. Plowman.
So
Luncheon TO War Worker.
Miss Margaret III. Lower, Red
Cross field director at Walter Reed
Hospital was hostess at a delightful
luncheon today In compliment. To-
Miss Barbara Macdonald Singleton.
OF Macon, Ca. Miss singleton has
been at the Red Cross ConvaIescs,t
House at Walter Reed for the past
three years and has just given up
her Red Cross work 10 return TO her
home in Macon, She will be married
shortly :, TO Joseph p. Hurley, ~
philadelphia, patient at Walter
Reed
The guests numbering nearly
ftftv tnrl,dAd all ~ the nnH 49, -.