Evening star., 1922-12-07

Mrs. Waggaman, wife of Capt En-
nails Waggaman, entertained a small
company at luncheon today at the
Chevy Chase Club in honor of Miss
Lillian Merritt Thompson and Miss
Virginia Edwards. debutantes OF This
season. The other guests were Miss
Helen Campbell, Miss Mary Stitt, Mss
Emma Stltt, Miss Catherine Rad
cliffe and Miss Marie Waggaman.
Girls Committee for
Columbia Hospital Ball.
Mrs. George Hewitt Myers was host
ess at an informal tea Monday after
noon. when her guests were the mem
bers of the young ladies' committee
for the Columbia Hospital ball. which
will be given Thursday evening. De-
cember IA. at Rauscher's. Miss Pa
tricia Ainsa is chairman of the COM
mittee. and has with her an almost
complete roster of this and last years
debutantes and other popular girls Of
society. This committee includes Miss
Laura Bryn. Mss Katherine Suther-
land. Miss Evelyn Wadsworth, Miss
Helen Campbell. Miss Isabel Craw-
ford. Miss Beatrice Beck. Miss Mar
Miss Cora Barry, Miss Marcia Chap.n.
Miss Virginia Edwards. Miss Delphine
Heyl. Miss Anna Hamlin. Miss Eliza
beth Hanna. Miss Anne Hight. Miss
Nancy Hoyt. Miss Mary HELEN. Miss
Martha Hawley. Miss Frances Hamp-
Bruce Lee. Miss Helen LIE Seure. Miss
Alice Mann. Miss Cecilia McCallum.
Miss Zilla MacDougall, Miss Charlotte
MacDougall. Miss Carolyn Nash. Miss
Dora Parker. Miss Enid Sims. Mss
Margaret Taylor. Miss Elinor Wheel
Chapman Smith. Miss Elizabeth Kemp
Miss Harriet Love. Miss Alice Mil
burn, Miss Cecil Lester Jones, Miss
Caroline Thorn, Miss Catherine Rad
cliffe, Miss Dorothy Warren, Miss Vir-
ginia Selden. Miss Lillian Thompson
and Miss Elizabeth Taylor Jones.
All boxes for the Children's Hos
pital ball. to be given Monday. Jan
uary s. in the large ballroom al
the New Willard. have been sold,
and additional boxes will surround
be kept free from all social events
except early dinner parties. and un-
doubtedly the ball Will go down In
hristory as not only one OF the
largest. but one of the most brilliant
in the social annals of the hospital.
Mai. Henry Leonard Is chairman Of
the mems door committee.
Miss Josephine williford has Joined
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
with them through the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Meeks were
the guests of honor last evening al
the dinner given by MIR. ana MIS
Walker Mcdowell. who later took
their guests to the meeting OF the
Southern Society. to hear NJ. Gle
menCeau.
Mrs. John Mock will be at home to-
at residence,
Connecticut avenue northwest, from 70
6 O'Clock, in honor Of Miss Margaret
Goetz Of Los Angeles. Calf, and Miss
Jessie Ackerman Of Chicago. who are
Mrs. Edward c. Plummer. wife OF
United States Shipping Board Commits
sioner Plummer. poured tea. ana Mrs-
Truman Garrett Palmer presided at the
coffee urn.
Former Senator and Mrs. Truman H
Newberry, who are spending the early
winter in their home at Crosse Pointe'
Mich, will sail aboard the steamer Ma,
iestic January for India. They will
visit Siam, India, Peking and Tokyo, and
return late in June or early July.
Representative and Mrs. Bourke
Cochran entertained small company
day.
Mrs John Jacob Rogers. wife of
Representative Rogers of Massachu-
setts. left Washington yesterday for
the west. where, as President Hard
ing's personal representative, she is
to visit some of the principal soldier
hospitals of the western states and
report directly to the President as to
the conditions in them. Mrs. Rogers
has been engaged in inspection work
Of this character since last spring.
when the President asked her to un-
dertake it. She will be absent on her
present journey five or six weeks.
Mrs. C. NJ Perkins. wife Of Col.
House for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. Ralph Davol entertained a mum
Der Of guests at game..supper at the
Cosmos Club last evening. the com
pany including DR.. Bowerman Of the
Public Library: Mr.. Bush Brown
president of the Arts Club; President
Durkee Of Howard University. DR.
culture, Dr. Arthur Macdonald. Prof
George L. Raymond and DR.. Harvey
w. Wiley.
The Rt. Rev. Michael J. Curley.
Archbishop Of Baltimore. will be the
day Of the District Chapter of the
International Federation of Catholic
Alumnae at Rauschers. The luncheon
will follow the annual conference.
which will be held in the morning at
Rauscher's.
The president and trustees of the
Corcoran Gallery Of Art announce a
special exhibition Of paintings by
walter Ufer to be on view begin
ming today and continuing until Janu-
ary I. inclusive.
Mrs. Glenn Stuart has returned to
Washington and Is at the Shoreham.
Mr.. Edward Deschenes entertained
a small company at dinner at the
Powhatan last evening. having among
his guests Mr.. E. C. Smith, former
governor of Vermont.
Mrs. E. H. Low is visiting Mrs. Byron
Andrews at Wardman Park Hotel and
will return to her home in New York
the end Of the week. Mrs. Low was
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