Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-11-01


Mrs. Albert L. Mills. president OF
Branch, No. 2, Army Relief Society,
will preside over a meeting to be
held at II o'clock Tuesday. November
Z, in the Parish building Of st. Mar
women and those interested in the
Army Relief Society are invited.
Mr.. John T. Adams, chairman Of the
republican national committee, and
Mrs. Adams and their daughter. Miss
Adams, were hosts at the dinner
dance at Wardman Park Hotel last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Rust entertained
at dinner last evening in honor OF
Judge and Mrs. Charles E. Kerr of
New York. and the other guests were
Mrs. Livingston Schuyler and Mrs.
Sullivan of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Crittenden Calhoun. Mrs.
William Crawford Gorgas and DR..
Cuthbert.
Mrs. George o. watson Of North
brook Courts gave masquerade
dance last evening at the Congress
sional Country Club.
DR.. Baird Friday Hostess
At Women's City Club Drive.
DR.. Josephine Baird. Mrs. George
EASEMENT, Mrs. Jessie L. Webb and
Miss A. Belle Shelton. daughter of
Representative Shelton of Missouri,
will be hostesses at the last member
ship drive tea of the Women's City
Club Friday afternoon from 4 to s
o'clock at the clubhouse, % Jackson
place.
Among those invited as honor
guests are Mrs. Wallace. wife Of the
Secretary of Agriculture; Mrs. Leslie
NJ. Shaw of Iowa, wife Of the former
Secretary of the Treasury; Mrs. f. d.
Ball Of Iowa, Mrs. Richard Yates,
wife Of Repressntstiye Yates Of HI H.
Representative Ireland Of Illinois;
Mrs. Frank c. Millspaugh. Mrs: Theo-
dore W. Hukreide. Mrs. c. A. Newton,
Mrs. I. v. Mcpherson. wives of the
representatives from Missouri: Mrs.
Joseph ]. Mansfield, wife of Repre-
Mamie Lancaster.
Miss Marguerite Mansfield. daugh-
ter of Representative and Mrs Mans
field, will play several violin solos.
accompanied by her mother. ard Mrs.
Sadie Newell. who is a member of the
club. will furnish music by the Grace
Mrs, Audrey whitmore of Boston.
Miss Mary Mansfield Of Texas. Miss
Harriet Fofmer of California. Miss
ASenath SlntsOn COX oi NS" SoIs
Miss Flora Mcdonald Latham. Miss
Gertrude Bergman. Miss June Berg
man from Des Moines, Iowa: Miss
Dorothy Casley and the members or
the Illinois Girls Club will assist In
Mrs. Leslie NJ. Shaw. Mrs. John CAS-
sidy, Mrs William Conner. Miss Edna
Patton, Mrs. J. E. Latham, and Mrs:
Seibert B. Boak. wife of Col. Boak of
the walter Reed Hospital. will pre-
side at the tea tables.
Members Of the club and all other
District from the states Of Iowa, Mis-
souri,, illinois, Indiana. Ohio. Mime
sofa and Texas have been especially
invited to be the guests OF the club
on this occasion.
Miss Agnes Golden. who has been
in New York for several weeks. has
returned to Washington and Will be
the guest of her brotherin-law and
sister. Dr. and Mrs. Fenton Bradford.
in their apartment ut TIE Rocham-
beau for the greater part OF the
winter.
Miss Mary sheepshanks. the well
known English social worker. VIII
be the guest Of honor at a tea given
Of the American Association Of Uni
versity women. 1884 I street.
Miss Sheepsh anks Is q graduate Of
Newman College. in Cambridge, Ems.
land. and for some time was principal
Of the Morley College for working
men and women in London. While IN
the United States she will study labor
conditions, especially from the Inter-
national point OF view!
Mrs William Frazier Of Lovettsville,
Va. who is spending the autumn In
wasbinRton, will be guest of honor at
a ave hundred party this evening.
given by Miss Hannah Powderiy at
her homo on 9Th street. Miss Pow
Derby will be assisted by Mfs. ".
Franklin Jones.
Mrs, E. R. o'Neai Of Orlando. Fla.
accompanied by her son ana daugh-
ter. MI. W. r. o'Neal and Miss ]. -.
O'Eeal, will be in Washington FOR
several days, at tho Powhatan.
Mrs. p. v. De Graw has gone to
pbiiaaeipbia, whore she Is visiting
relatives at Mount Airy.
DR.. Charles D. Nichols Of Worcester.
Mass, and Mr.. George T. Dewey ana
his sister, Miss Dewey, motored to
wa shington, and will be at the Pow
hatan during their extended visit.
Tho leading speaker and luncheon
guest of the Twentieth Century Club
Tomorrow will be Mr.. @. j. Blanchard.
whose subject will be women and
a National Homemaking Policy, IL
Illustrated by colored slides and motion
washington or elsewhere