The Washington times., 1922-04-12

, Freedom. OF which Mrs. George T.
Odell is the chairman. and the follow
ing women win act as hostes Mrs.
Avery Coonly, Mrs. Edward p. Costi-
gan, Mrs. w. Thompson Burch. Miss
Edith Goode. Mrs. Robert M. La Fol-
lette, Mrs. Laura @. Williams. Mrs.
George Hyman, Mrs. Herbert ID.
Brown, Mrs. Dean ID: Acheson, Mrs.
ellison Gardner, Mrs Charles Edward
Russell. and Mrs. Lynn Haines.
The wedding Of Miss Agnes Page
Brown, daughter OF Mrs. Arthur
Page Brown. and III, Percivaf Dodge,
American minister at Belgrade. viii
take place during Easter week, prob
ably on Wednesday. though the ar
.rangements for the ceremony have
not been completed. The marriage
will take place In the American
Ichurch in Paris and win be very
quiet affair. with only a few intf-
mate friends present. A motor trip
OF month IN Italy will follow
before Mr.. Dodge and his bride re-
turn 90 his post at Belgrade.
Miss Brown Is the daughter of
the late Arthur Page Brown. OF
New York. and a granddaughter Of
the late Justice and Mrs. Roger A.
Pryor. She has an interesting war
record with the Young Womens
Christian Association in Serbia Mr..
Dodge was graduated from Harvard
and has been associated with the
American diplomatic corps since
1899, when he was made assistant
secretary of the American embassy
in Berlin.
Judge and Mrs. Theodore Bren-
tano. who have ben stopping at
the Willard. have gone to New York
and viii be at the St. Regis until
they sail for Europe. Judge Bren-
tano is our new minister to Hun
gary.
Miss Caroline Lynch. Of Harris
burg. Pa, win come to Washington
Sunday 10 visit the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Hubert Work ar
their apartment at wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs. Hunt Benoist has returned
TO her homo In Greensboro. s. C.,
after a visft TO her mother, Mrs.
John Marshall Robinson.
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Mrs. Roscoe Bulmer. who Ia
spending tho spring season In An
napolio. was In Washington yester-
day and had guests lunching with
her at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Charles Colfax Long also had
a few guests lunching with her at
the Shoreham.
r. King Stone has returned TO
Washington after a years tour OF
Europe and Australia and is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Richie Stone,
at the Wyoming.
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College women's Club.
Capt. J. p. Auit. commander of
the yacht Carnegie, VIII address
the College women's Club, at the
clubhouse. 1922 street, this eve.
ming at $40 o'clock. Captain Auit
will describe the recent cruise OF
the Carnegie and will show NOV
ing pictures illustrating the scien-
tific operations aboard. and also the
adventures with icebergs in the sub
Antarctic regions. Receiving with
Captain and Mrs. Ault viii be the
president Of the club, Mrs. Basil
NJ. Manly, Mrs. Louis A. Bauer and
Mrs. Frederick Ashley.
In the dining room will be Miss
Emma Grams. Mrs. William Van
Week, Miss Ariean DuFour, Miss
Alice Matthews and Mrs johnson.
Members are privileged 20 invite
men 10 this meeting.
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IL is announced by the local com
mittee OF the Russian relief, of which
Mrs. George Marye is the chairman,
that there win be no overhead ex.
pense tor the card party and tea to
be given at the Russian embassy or
Thursday afternoon. April 10. owing
TO the generous donations OF indi-
vtduals interested in helping the
starving Russians In Constantinople
Tea win be served In the dining
room by Mrs. Marshall Buiiitt, Mrs
Philip Sheridan. Mrs. Randall Hag.
ner, and Mrs. Gibbon. The follow
ing young women under Princess
Bertha Cautacuxene will act ss
mattresses; Miss Cornelia vander-
bilt, Madelon Laughran. Miss AIMS
Hamlin. Miss Lindsay Wood and
Miss Cecilia McCallum. Tables and
single tickets may be obtained from
Nine. de Bach. 1881 NJ street.
David Edstrom viii entertain AT a
studio tea at HOG Connecticut
avenue. on Thursday afternoon,
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