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The President and Mrs. Harding
attended the performance at the
National Theater last evening. hav-
ing as their guests Senator and
Mrs James E. Watson, Mr.. Justice
and Mr.. Warner. the latter two be-
Ing from out of town.
Mrs Harding entertained at tea
Yesterday afternoon in honor of the
Ohio delegates to the d. A. r. con-
Sention. In addition to the d. A. r.
delegates the wives of the members
of the Ohio Congressional delega-
tfon were present. Mrs. Atlee
Pomerene and Mrs. Frank B. willis.
wives of the Ohio Senators. and
Miss Laura Harlan presided at the
tea table.
Mrs. Harding belongs to an Ohio
chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Earlier in the afternoon Mrs.
Harding received the delegates to
the conference of the Children of
the American Revolution.
Mrs. Henry c. Wallace. wife of
the Secretary of Agriculture, enter
tanned at a buffet supper last eve
ming at her apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel for the Iowa delega-
tion to the ID. A. r. congress. fol-
lowing the State meeting held in
the late afternoon in her apartment.
Mrs. Frisbee. State regent of the
Iowa d. A r. chapter, assisted in
receiving and there were about
forty-five guests.
Miss Mary Wallace. who was
visiting in Syracuse and New York
City. has rejoined her parents. Mrs.
II. P. Howell. of Des Moines. who
was their guest, has gone to the
Hotel Washington. She is dele
gate to the continental congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace. who
arc their guests. will remain with
them at wardman Park until next
week.
e.
- Frederic William Vile entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the
Powhatan Hotel in honor of II. Cor
don Selfridge, of London. who is in
Washington for brief visit
Among the guests were Herbert
Hoover. Secretary of Commerce, and
II. II. Kohlsaat, of New York.
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just been completed by David I'D
strom. the noted ssws sdlsh- -Auerican
sculptor. who will receive ossciai
and art-loving washinston at 1
private reception In his studio at
the art center IN the Capital City
from to . tomorrow afternoon.
Three New York artists will be
honor guests and will contribute
numbers 70 the program. Patricia
Ryan. American messo-scprano,.
will sing "L'Esc3ave," by Laio;
Enso Se-sfini. Italian barytone, viii
sing "Elegie." W Massenet, ana
Wiliem van den Andel. Dutch pian-
list. will pl&y Reethoven's MOON
light sonata"
Mr.. Edstrom will give talk on
the significance Of Man Triumph.
ant" . work which completed will
stand nifty feet In height and will
seem to say al nearly ~ bronze can
speak:
Il am the master of my fate,
l am the captain OF my soul"
Mr.. Edstrom's reception will be
one OF the notable art events OF
the season In Washington. It viii
have q decidedly internati5n
flavor. as nearly all the foreign en-
bassies will be represented. Nine.
Wallenberg. wife OF the Swedisn
Minister. will pour tea.
The host and his honor guest ar
lists represent four different ma
tions.
Midshipman Hobson !. Gatti.
spent Easter with Comd-. and Mrs
Joerns and had as his guest Mid
shipman Eddy Norris, of Ohio.
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MISS CHARLOTTE GAILOR
ARRIVES FROM SEwANEE.

Miss Charlotte Gaiior, daughter
of bishop Gailor. will arrive. this
morning from Sewanee, Tenn. and
will go at once to Mason House,
which will be her headquarters un-
til the production of The Cross
Triumphant" at the Cathedral on
the 5th of May.
Miss Gailor is well known as a
designer, having had charge of the
costumes for last years commence
ment play at Vassar College, and
later having written and produced
THE Flame of Ferrara." a costume
pantomime. which she has present
cd in many places all over the coun-
try during the past year.
She will direct the making of the
costumes for the cathedral pagea Mt.
which she has designed for the 500
or more people who are to partici-
pate in the twenty-six historical
scenes and interludes that comprise
the story of the church in England
and America.
Three or four group rehearsals
are being held each day either at
Mason House or at the Womans
National Foundation, under the d.
rectIon Of Mrs. Forrest. assisted by
Mrs. Albert N. Baggs. Of Washing
ton Barracks. 1t Is hoped that all
group chairmen will arrange to see
Miss Gailor at once in regard to
the costumes for their scenes.
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BAY STATE PEOPLE GUESTS
AT FRENCH EMBASSY.

The French Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand entertained at din
ner last evening at the embassy.
having the Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge as the ranking guests. 1t
was an unofficial company. the
guests being chiefly Massachusetts,
people who are residents of wash
ington. Mime. Jusserand is herself
a native OF the Bay state.
Senator and Mrs. Lsurtnce Phipps
entertained at dinner last evening
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MRS. MINOR RECEIVES
ID. A. n. DELEGATES.

The reception of the president
general of the ID. A. r. took place
last evening in Memorial Continen-
tai Hall. where Mrs. George May
rard Minor. assisted by the national
officers of the ID. A. r.. received the
delegates and alternates to the con-
vention.
The annual ball in honor of the
pages of the ID. A. r. convention
also took place last night. 1t was
given by the Abigail Hartman Rice
Chapter. ID. A. r., at wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs. Rafael GOWN. who is stay
ing at the Shoreham. entertained a
company of six at the Shoreham
yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Morrison will enter
tain at luncheon tomorrow at the
City Club in honor of Mrs. Livings-
ton Rowe Schuyler of New York,
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..an will enfertsin I ..e.,. s
twenty.four Al dinner towarro-
evening al their residence IN hann.
81 Mrs. Earl Lord. ~ nmror,s
Kans.. ana Or. and Mrs, Kari Cump.
VIII also entertain at luncheon for
Mrs. bord on Saturday.
Apsi
ms Henry, .. Joy. Of Detroit.
berry - 70 WeshinGton for the
=. ~ coneress ana at the
.s...s- Newoerry
kn. tea- yesteI'
S ss ns,sss o'n ~ compi'ment 70
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Miss AlicA TcDnss. "a sras
victor Seydel. "
Mrs. Henrv Tbomn.or - ~.
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Hosfper. At the BurIin s,nn anart.
ments.
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rev. Earle Wiiney. pastor Of the
vermont Avenue Christian Church
VIII pay a visit the latter part OF
tne week 10 Coinmbus, Ohio. and
be'nany Soiiese' W. va.
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lrom ." eAsen'e "Trip 70 tue Sou'n'
west On o'"ciai ousiness'
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for'h'sn's sesy AT Auan'ic CITY:
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ABOUT twenty guests will be prea-
ent, including many Daughters of
the District.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson will
entertain a company of a at dinner
this evening.
Mrs. Sims Lee will entertain a
luncheon company OF seventeen at
the Shoreham today.
MISS MAXWELL CHURCH
BRIDE OF LAWRENCE BLAIR.
Washington took a keen interest
In the marriage of Miss Maxwell
Durant Church. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melville Church, to Lawrence
Dilworth Blair at IL o'clock yester-
day in st. Thomas Church. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. DR..
c. Ernest Smith. rector of st.
Thomas
The bride. who was given In
marriage by her father. wore a
wedding gown Of white satin. made
on straight, simple lines, with short
sleeves of chiffon and q court train
of satin edged with lace falling
from the shoulders. Her tulie veil
was draped from coronet of
orange blossoms and lace. she car
ried a shower bouquet of lilies Of
the valley.
The maid of honor was Miss An
gelica Howden. daughte- OF Bishop
Howden, of New Mexico. She wore
a frock of green chiffon made with
a long waist and bouffant skirt.
Her hat was of white horse hair
braid and she carried yellow roses.
Little Miss Sarah Du-ant Yearley,
the flower girl, wore a dainty frock
of white crepe de chine with a wide
white hat. carrying an old-fash-
ioned bouquet. She Is the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Yea-ley. of Baltimore, and niece
of the bride.
William Robinson Blair. brother
of the bridegroom, was best man.
and the ushers were Alfred C. Kay,
Hill Burgwin. Ledlie I. Iaughlin,
Paulson ID. Foster. william r.
Scott. Wolcott Henry, James g.
Blai-. brother of the bridegroom,
and Kortright Church, brother of
the bride.
The brides mother, Mrs. Melville
Church. wore a gown of gray can
ton crepe with a hat of black straw.
Following the ceremony the we'd
ding party and close relatives of
the bride and bridegroom were en-
tertained at a wedding breakfast
at the home of the brides parents,
After May Is M. and Mrs. Blair
will be at home in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. John A. Logan and her
daughter. Mrs. Logan Tucker, and
MRS. Andrew S. Caldwell gave a
reception yesterday afternoon at
MIS-. Logan's home in honor of the
Illinois delegates to the d. A. K.
convention. members of Congress
from Illinois and their wives being
invited to meet them.
Mrs. Eugene Chubbuck, State re.
gent OF Illinois: Mrs. Charles Her.
rick, regent of the Chicago chap
ter, and Mrs. willard T. Block.
prominent delegate from Illinois.
assisted the hostess in receiving,
and presiding at the tea table were
Mrs. Paul Henderson, Miss Helen
Cannon, Mrs. G. NJ. Magruder and
Mrs. Bonaface.
Another group OF ladies' assisted
in the dining room and included
Mrs. Frank r. Chambers, Mrs. s, X.
Cunningham, Mrs. Charles s.. n.
Price. Mrs. Samuel Kimberly, Miss
virginia Caldwell. Miss Emily Ma
grude-. Miss Louise Showalter.
Miss Dorothy bennett and Miss
Isabel Bonaface.
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ADDITIONAL PATRoNEssEs
FOR DEBUTANTE BALL.

Additional patronesses for the
Debutante Ball on April Is are
Mime. Heiimann. Miss Ailsa Mellon.
Mrs. William c. Rivers. Mrs. James
Carroll Frazer, Mrs. Joshua Evans,
Mrs. Philip ]. Ryan and Mrs. Will
lam McC. Ritter.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Corcoran
Hill entertained At q tea yesterday
afternoon in compliment to the new
rector Of ST. Johns Church and
Mrs. Robert johnson.
Among these who have taken
tables for the card party to be
given today at the Washington
Club by the st. Mihiel unit OF the
American women's Legion, are:
Mrs. William Connor. Mrs. r. G.
Marshall, jr.. Mrs. w. A. Stovall.
Mrs. w. p. Wilder. Mrs. 1. c. Carr.
Mrs. w. A. Kemp. Mrs. Franklin
Stearn. Mrs. w. o. Boss. Mrs. Wait
Johnson, Mrs. James Totten, Mrs.
e. P. Auchincloss. Mrs. II. c. Kings
bury. Mrs. Lester Barr. Mrs. Francis
JOHu bdITCtks uAiSSNoA
geenral of the Pan American Union
who returned to Washington from
New York to address the College,
women's Club and to attend the
opening exercises Of the D. A. r.
convention Monday, left yesterday
for Los Angeles to receive the de-
gree of doctor of laws conferred
upon him by the University Of
20 10 Il. raon0nif inn
of his Pan American services.
He will also be the guest Of the
women's Club. and Chamber Of
of Los Angeles and later
proceed to San Francisco. Portland
and Seattle in response to invita-
tions received from their educa-
tional institutions. commercial or
and women's clubs. En-
route West. he will be the guest
to morrow of the chamber of COM
merce of St. Louis and Saturday of
the women's Pan American Round
Table of Ell Paso, Tex.
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KANSAS CITIZENS HERE
TO GIVE DANCE APRIL ~.

A reception and dance for the
Kansas people of the District WHY
be held at the Hadleigh Apartm .nt
House, 2101 Sixteenth street, on the
evening of April 81. The members
of the Kansas delegation In Con.
gress and their wives, as well as
other prominent kansans in wash.
ington, will be among those pres
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bridge last evening In compliment
to Miss Margaret Brand. Miss
Brand and her mother, Mrs. Charles
Brand. are the guests Of Mai. and
Mrs. Cline.
Mrs. William Greening. OF To-
ronto. Canada, Is making an in
definite stay at wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs. Mark Sullivan was a lunch
con hostess at the Shoreham Hotel
yesterday.
Mrs. Robinson Downey enter
tained sixteen ladies at tea in the
lounge at the New willard Hotel
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. II. C. Goodwin. of York. Me-,
is spending the week at wardman
Park Hotel.
MRS. GREENAwALT HOSTESS
AT DINNER IN ARTS CLUB.
Mrs. Frank Foster Greenawalt,
former state regent of the District,
ptNocht VI thc Itukh DTcw
ster Chapter, entertained at lunch
con yesterday at the Arts Club, in
honor of Mrs. Finest Allan, OF
Maine. who is representing the Col.
Drummer Sewell Chapter of Maine,
at the ID. A. r. Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v. Wheeler
and Miss Eleanor Wheeler have re-
turned after an extended tour OF
the Mediterranean countries.
The local committee of the Rus
sian Relief. of which Mrs. George
Marye Is the chairman, announces
that the card party and tea at the
Russian Embassy is to be given this
afternoon instead Of yesterday, as
Is enormously stated on some of
the tickets. At the tea at 5 O'Clock
Mrs. Marshall Bullitt, Mrs. Philip
Sheridan. Mrs. Gibbon and Mrs.
Randall Hagner will pour. and
Princess Bertha Cantacuzene, Miss
Hamlin. Miss Wood. Miss Cornelia
Vanderbilt. Miss Laughlin and Miss
McCallum will act as mattresses
Tickets for tea alone may be
bought at the door. A committee
of young women will seat the play.
ers. including Miss Howry, Mrs
John Washington Davidge, Mrs
Davidge. Mrs. Guidet-
Mrs. John Philip Hill and Mrs. Fitz-
hugh Lee. There will be no over.
head expense for this entertain
ment. owing to private generosity
and all funds will be sent direct to
Admiral Mark Bristol in Constan.
-tinople for the starving Russians.
Among the d. A. r. guests al
Hotel Raleigh are Mrs. George E
Malone. Dayton. Ohio. regent: Mrs
William II. Alline. Boston. Mass.
who is attending her twenty fourth
congress. and Mrs. c. p. Brand. OF
Vermont.
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U. ID. G. WILL HONOR
PRESIDENT.GENERAL.

One of the most prominent and
important receptions to be held in
Washington this week will be that
given by the District of Columbia
Division. United Daughters of Con-
federacy. in honor of Mrs. Livings-
ton Rowe Schuyler. president gen.
eral of the Daughters. The recep-
tion will be held at the New VIII
lard tomorrow evening from s until
IL o'clock.
This will be Mrs. Schuyler's first
visit to Washington since her cleo
tion in November, and the recep-
tion will assume unusual impor-
tance. as there will be many of the
U. d. C. attending the congress be-
side the local Daughters, who num-
Der nearly 1900. Mrs. Schuyler be-
side being at the head Of a patriotic
society of over 10000 is also a
prominent member of the D. A. r..
The daughters will be admitted
by special cards, and guest cards
may be procured through the pres
ident. Mrs. Walter Z. Hutton, and
the chairman. Mrs. Albion w. Tuck.
Mrs. John Mann. Of Los Angeles.
Is visiting her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. James Kirkpatrick. at their
home In Bradley lane Mrs. Mann
was formerly Miss Alice Kirk
patrick.
James c. Campbell. Of Louis
vile. KY, is at the New willard
Hotel.
Mrs. Ida E. Loomls. Of North East.
Pa. is staying at Wardman Park
Hotel while making a spring visit
to the Capital.
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MIR. AND MRS. HENRY WHITE
OPEN WASHINGTON HOME.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry White ar.
rived yesterday in Washington
where they will open their house
for the spring season.
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sculpture as well as music is
universal language needing no
translation for any nation" Such
a message Is conveyed in the
epochal piece of sculpture 70: which
the model. Man Triumphant" has
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8. ]. e. A. ELECTS OFFICERS
AND TRUSTEES FOR 1879.

The annual meeting OF the South
ern Industrial Educational Asso.
ciation was held at the Willard
Hotel on March "a, when reports
from the National Association in
Washington and auxiliaries in New
York and Philadelphia were read.
These reports showed encourage
Ing results In the mountain schools
and cabin homes. where extension
workers and teachers supported by
the association are at work. weav-
ing. basketry. manual t-ainine.
agriculture and Industrial arts are
taught In the schools and in the
mountain homes.
h-eClansuagenxwMFgYlm m mbmb
the products OF these industrIe.
are on exhibit at the headquarers
OF the association. 1928 Connecticu,
avenue northwest. where an ex.
change Is conducted.
The following oficers and trus-
tees were elected for the ensuing
year. President. Thomas Nelson
Page: vice presidents. Leigh Robin
son. ESQ. Rev. James II. TAYLOR.
d. D.. Mrs. Charles Henry Butler.
Mrs. r. II. Liggett; recording sec
retary, Mrs c. David White: fnan-
cial and corresponding secretary.
Mrs. A. s. Stone: treasurer. Joshua
Evans. jr.: honorary president. Mrs.
Warren G. Harding; honorary vice
president and founder. Mrs. Martha
s. Gielow: trustees. Mrs. ]. Lowrie
Bell. Mrs. Charles Henry Butler.
Capt. c. c. Calhoun. Joshua Evans.
jr.,. Col. John Temple Graves. Law
renee r. Lee. Mrs. r. II. Liggett.
Thomas Nelson Page. Leigh Robin
son, Esq. Miss Julia d. Strong.
Rev. James II. Taylor. d. D., John
J. Tiggert. Mrs. Richard VAIN
wright, Mrs. c. W. Wetmore and
Mrs. c. David whote.
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MISS CARMICHAEL ENTERrAINs

At TEA.
Miss Jane Carmichael enter
tained at bridge yesterday after
noon. followed by tea. Her guests
! included Miss Charlotte Freeman
Clark. Miss Betty Werner, Miss
Alice Milburn. Miss Mary Stitt. Miss
Frances Dwyer. Miss Elizabeth
Rice. Miss Henderson, Miss Marquee
rite Woodley. Miss Florence Hell
mick, Miss May Taylor, Miss Mary
Louise Johnson. Miss Laura Le-
jeune. Miss Elizabeth Zolnay, Miss
Helen Griffin. Miss Mary Palmer,
Miss Diana Cumming, Miss Florence
Cline. Miss Ruth Brand. Miss Atala
Kimmell. Miss Eleanor Carroll Hill,
Miss Caroline Henry. Miss Lydia
Hopper. Miss Katharine Shaw. Miss
Margaret Treadwell and Miss Eliza
beth Evans.
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes enter
tained at luncheon yesterday at the
headquarters of the League of
American Pen Women in honor of
Miss Annie Wallace, of Rochester,
N. H.. who is here to attend the
Continental Congress of the d. A.
r. The guests asked to meet Miss
wallace were limited to the New
Hampshire D. A. II. Miss Wallace,
former chapter and State regent,
Is now chairman of the national
committee on the use of the flag.
She is candidate for vice presi-
dent general of the N. s. d. A. r.
and has the unanimous Endorsement
Of the New Hampshire delegation.
| Mrs. Julius Conrad entertained
company of twelve at luncheon
yesterday at the Chevy Chase Club.
Afterwards there was bridge.
MISS CLINE ENTERTAINs
ron MISS MARGARET BRAND.
Miss Florence Elizabeth Cline.
daughter Of Maj. and Mrs. Walter
Cline. entertained Informally at
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Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman will be
at home at "Arlie" this afternoon.
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Mrs. Albert N. Calder. OF Provi-
dence! r. J.. entertained twenty
nVe ladies' at tea yesterday after
noon in the lounge of the New
willard.
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tained by the League OF American
Pen Women with regard to all fea-
lures Of the various events sched-
uled: the authors breakfast, at
noon on April IS; Mrs. Larz Ander-
sons evening entertainment on
April 81; the Authors Costume
Carnival Ball on April IS.
Being publicity women, they
realize the aid of mystery as a
factor In awakening interest in the
mind of the public. One very
charming feature has leaked out.
however. Paul Gardner Tchernikoff
premier danseur. has recently come
on from New York to direct the
Company, and has consented to give
an interlude of dancing during the
ball. introducing one of his original
interpretative ballets. OF slighter
yet not less symmetrical body than
Fokine, Tchernikoff. in some phases
Of the dance, is said to be even
more thrilling than his contem-
porary.
Nine. Olga Petrova. a member Of
the League of American Pen
Women. will be a guest of honor
at the luncheon at The Hoot o the
Owl" today. Mrs. Julia Walters.
member of the New York league.
and Miss Walters. who is playing
with Nine. Petrova this week at the
Garrick, will also be guests on this
day.
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Mrs. Charles c. Walcutt enter
tanned at a bridge luncheon yester-
day in compliment to her guest,
Mrs. w. II. Clarke. of Santa Bar
bara. The guests include a number
OF Mrs. Clarke's old friends in
Washington. They are: Mrs. James
ID. Harbard, Mrs. Charles Farms
worth and her mother. Mrs. Bos-
ard: Mrs. Daphne Marquette. Mrs.
Willard A. Holbrook. Mrs. Albert
Todd, Mrs. J. ]. Hamilton. Mrs. T.
Q. Donaldson, Mrs. T. w. Kite. Mrs.
Allen Walker. Mrs. Phelan- Hawu.
Mrs. A. w. Stahl. Mrs. w. S. Ham.
Mrs. T. w. Littell. Mrs. Irving Hunt.
Mrs. Truman Murphy. Mrs. ]. T.
Carney. Mrs. T. c. Field. Miss Mary
Percy Brown. Mrs. c. r. Morse. Mrs
&. Macarthur. Mrs. II. H. Warner,
jr.. Mrs. James Bryson, Mrs. John
Edwards. Mrs. Philip Walker. Mrs.
Thomas Stubblefield. Mrs. Edward
Taylor. Mrs. Durfee. Miss McKibben,
Miss ,Crofton and Miss Ovenshine.
Later Mrs. Clarke will be the guest
of Col. and Mrs. z. I. Donaldson.
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Mrs. Joseph Davies entertained
informally at luncheon yesterday
at the Shoreham Hotel.
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MISS CLINE ENTERTAINs
ron MISS MARGARET BRAND.

Miss Florence Elizabeth Cline,
daughter Of Maj. and Mrs. Walter
Cline. entertained Informally at
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Mrs. Robinson Downey enter
tained sixteen ladies at tea in the
lounge at the New willard Hotel
yesterday afternoon.
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Mrs. Julius Conrad entertained
company Of twelve at luncheon
yesterday at the Chevy Chase Club.
Afterwards there was bridge.
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Mrs. II. C. Goodwin. of York. Me-,
is spending the week at wardman
Park Hotel.
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Mrs. william Greening. OF To-
ronto. Canada, 10 making an in
definite stay at wardman Park
Hotel.
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Mrs. Sims Lee will entertain a
luncheon company OF seventeen at
the Shoreham today.
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Mrs. Mark Sullivan was a lunch
con hostess at the Shoreham Hotel
yesterday.
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bridge last evening In compliment
to Miss Margaret Brand. Miss
Brand and her mother, Mrs. Charles
Brand, are the guests Of Mai. and
Mrs. Cline.
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ent. The chairman OF the commit
tee on arrengehient6 II Mrs. war
rem N Aksts. IsiI Lamont street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Corcoran
Hill entertained at q tea yesterday
afternoon in compliment to the new
rector of ST. Johns Church and
Mrs. Robert johnson.
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James c. Campbell. Of Louis
vile. KY, is at the New willard
Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson will
entertain company of ~ at dinner
this evening.
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Mrs. Ida e. Loomis. of North East.
Pa. is staying at Wardman Park
Hotel while making spring visit
to the Capital.
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SDl1iaY
GyO

the president general Of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
About twenty guests will be pres
ent, including many Daughters of
the District.
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Among the d. A. r. guests at
Hotel Raleigh are Mrs. George E.
Malone. Dayton. Ohio. regent: Mrs.
William II. Alline. Boston. Mass.
who is attending her twenty-fourth
congress. and Mrs. c. p. Brand, of
Vermont.