Evening star., 1922-10-09
Mrs. HampsOn Hostess mt
Red Cross Sunday Mt Home,

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| Mrs. Joseph Hampson was hostess
at the National Red Cross headquar-
| ters yesterday when several hundred
| guests were received. the visitors
! being much more numerous than
usual and representing more varied
National Red Cross conference now in
| session here.
J Assisting Mrs. Hampson were Mrs.
John Hull, Mrs. john B. Wilson. Mrs.
! Mrs. William H. Hill. Miss Alice
Mann and Princess Bertha Cantacu-
zene also assisted Mrs. Hampson
Mr and Mrs. Glenn Stewart of
Washington have come to the Hotel
Chatham. New York. from Newport,
where they were the guests OF MI
Reginald c. Vanderbilt at sandy
Point farm. They are motoring to
, washington today and will go to the
taken an apartment for the fall
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Shepherd and
Shepherd. are located for the winter
at the Altamont. 1901 Wyoming ave
nue.. Miss Shepherd Is a student at
one Of the young ladies' schools here,
from which she will graduate in
June.
Mrs. Charles H Moore entertained at
luncheon today in honor of her grand
celebration of the latter's ninety1third
birthday anniversary. Mrs McCreery
has lived in Washington about forty
years and is a former president Of the
Federations Of Women's Clubs and a
i founder and former president of the Ex-
cels!or Club. Among the other guests
at luncheon today were Judge Richard
H. Knapp of Nebraska. brother of Mrs
McCreery; her daughters, Miss Flora
McCreery. and Mrs. Arthur sperry Mrs.
Mrs. Jennie Parker. Mrs. Addie Foster,
Mrs. Annie Darnall. Mrs. Alice Bumpus,
Mrs. Julia Warner, Mra Austin and
Miss Corinne Hay.
Miss Katherine G. knight, president of
the Junior Service Association, has an
nounced a new schedule Of dates for
the season, differing from those given
out by the association several days ago.
and the tea dances. under the auspices
afternoons Of November 4, 1s, Decem-
Der 25, 1922; January 20. February 10
and March II, 1923. Tho series will
close with dance the evening Of
April I.
| DR.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Abbott have
returned from Mount Wilson, Calf.
where Dr.. Abbott has been engaged
since June with astronomical observa-
tions at the California station.
Mrs. Thomas Charles Martin and
her daughter, Miss Peggy Martin,
have returned to Washington and
taken an apartment at the Hotel La
Fayette for the winter. They spent
the summer in their homo in Coburg,
Canada.
Mrs. Frederick e. Chaplin and her
daughter. Miss Marcia Chaplin, went
to New York yesterday for a short
stay. Miss Chaplin entertained a
company of young people at dinner
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mildred s. Lewis has returned
to Washington after spending sew
eral months abroad and visiting
many of the larger countries of the
Mrs. Henry Albers and her daugh-
ters have returned from Middleport,
Ohio, whero they spent the summer.
Ashley-Howarth Wedding
In Epiphany Church Today.
Miss Mary Annette Howarth, daugh-
! ter Of Mr. and Mrs. John F.. Howarth,
| and Mr.. Richard Stanley Ashley were
! married today in the Church of the
Epiphany by the Rev. James E. Free
! man. 3no ceremony was atIenOeO Dy
only the members Of the family and
a few close friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashley left Immediately after for a
! wedding trip to Mountain Lake Park
| and Pittsburgh. They will be at homo
after November i at 3514 10th street
| northwest.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Stanley Bell
and tho latters mother. Mrs. John
Harrison Carter. motored to La Plata,
Nd, Wednesday, October 4, to attend
| the wedding Of Mrs. Carters nephew,
Mr.. Waiter Henry Mills, to Miss Nam
ME Virginia Halle. The ceremony
Eas nsr par19rmsd ths ., 81 shS hsy chn,eS w.
! only the immediate families being
| present. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Mills motored to Washington
and were entertained at q wedding
breakfast by Mrs. Carter, at her home
on Allison street. Later in the after
8oaR MI. and Nys, Mills left for thsi3