The Washington times., 1922-11-27

Mrs. Walter y. Hutton, president
Of the Division Of the District u
Columbia. Gen. Charles B. Howry.
II. Q. W. Mrs w. l. Dennins,
Chairman q the ball COMMITTEES.
Mrs. Daniel 9. Roper. Mira. Robert
ID. Coontz, Mrs. Amos Al. Fries.
Mrs. Thomas q. Donaldson. Mrs.
Wallace Streater. Mrs. Maude How
I'll Smith and Mrs. 70. II, LYMAN
are next IN line.
The presentations win be made
By Hon. Daniel g. Roper assisted
by BRIG. Cen Amos 4 Fries
Mrs Harris Baldwin. chairman
OF the dinner COMMITTEES Of the Col.
leRo Women's Club, has announced
4 dinner at the clubhouse Cor We'd
nesday. December 8. Winifred Ma
gress from Illinois. win be the
guest Of honor and speaker. Mrs.
Mabel walker Wfilebrandt. assist
ant attorney general. has been IN
vifed by Mrs. veerhoff, president
of the club. 70 attend as special
guest ana to introduce Mrs. Huck.
Mis- Mafearet Evans, correspondinE
Secretary Of the club. II to be In
charge OF the dinner. Those desir-
ing 70 attend should make reserva-
tons through Mrs. Pickett ut the
clubhouse ct an early day.
The second Congressional dinner
Of the Peoples Legislative Services
win be held at the City Club on
saturday. az 7:3O O'Clock. This
dinner viii conclude the conferences
81 progressives which win be held
IN Washington December and
under the auspices Of the Peoples
Legislative Service. The new pro-
gressfye Senators. Representatives
ana rovernors are to be the guests
Of honor. Among those progressive
Senators who are expected are Sen
ators Brookhart OF Iowa. Frazier Of
North Dakota. Howell Of Nebraska.
shipstead Of Minnesota, ana
wheeler Of Montana. Among the
progressive governors expected are
Governors Blaine Of wisconsin.
Hunt OF Arizona, Sweet Of Coloraoo'
and Walton OF Oklahoma,
In addition TO the Senators, kep-
resentafiyes and governors are
some $50 men and women from
throughout the United States whp
are coming to participate IN tns
conferences and who VIII
present at the dinner. Among these
are Samuel Untermeyer. over
r Lovejoy, Mrs. Florence keiy.
George Foster Peabody. roL.
Thorestin veblin and Mrs. Charlotte
Perkins Gilman, Of New York; Her.
bert Croly and Robert Horse Loyett
Of the editorial staff OF the New
Republic; Oswald GarrischVniard, ot
the Nation: John r. Sinclair. OF
MinneapoIis: Mrs. GIendower Evans.
81 Boston: Miss IONA Gale, q Wis
coneIn: Justice. Walter Clark. Of the
n,nreme court OF North Caroline;
FEDERAL Judge Amidon, Of North
Dakota; Federal Judge George w.
Anderson, OF North Dahota; Clyde
Tayenner. OF Colorado: Prof. Edwin
NJ. Borchard, Of New Haven, ana
the Rev. Samuel x Batten, chair
man. COMMITTEES on social servfce,
Northern Baptist Convention. e I'm.
yitations have also been extended
TO n number OF washington men
and women who are in sympathy
with the movement
Among the Maryland Colonial
Danes Of washington who went to
Annapolis Saturday Afternoon to at
tend q celebration OF the birthday an
niyersary OF Henrietta Maria, tie
Queen OF Charles ! OF England. held
In the old NRideout mansioh, were
Mrs. Bradley Davidson. Mira. VIII
Ham 8. Powell, Mrs. Monte Griffith,
Mrs. william Bowie. Miss Ella Lor-
raine Dorsey. Miss Pauline Wilcox.
Mrs. r.. A. Boyd, Mrs. Thomas
Hardy Taliaferro. Miss Mary Morris
Ambler. and Miss Virginia Bowie,
who read a paper on the life OF
Queen Henrietta Maria. The pic
turesque old colonial Rideout house
IL owned by Mrs. Charles worthing-
ton Dorsey Lyon and Mrs. Charles
Dugan. who were hostesses on Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. Logon occupies
the old home during the winter and
her sister. Mrs. Dugan. uses II AZ q
summer residence. Al
The members Of George wash
ington Post No. /. the American
Legion. win hold q social evening
wednesday. November 20. at 3
o'clock at the club headquarters.
1899 Eye street northwest. The
evening win be devoted to dancing.
card playing. and other amusing
features. The affair win be In
formal and no business viii be
transacted. Speaking has been
banned for the occasion by the
COMMITTEES In charge. M