The Washington herald., 1922-02-26
CRESSONAL BREAKFAST WEEP

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and Mrs. Ira Copiey had dinner
guests. as did Interstate Commerce
Commissioner and Mrs. Mark Pot
ter. Mrs. Milton Elliott gave a re-
ception for Mrs. Severance: the Ia
dies Of the Iowa delegation In
Congress held reception at the
lCongressional.C Club In honor of Mrs
lIHenry e. Wallace and Mrs. William
J.. Kenyon. wife Of the retiripg
Senator. who. recently accepted a
judgeship.
BRILLIANT RECEPTION
BY cOLI4t1Gss WOMEN.
The most brilliant deception and
banquet in the history OF the Col
-lege Wpmen's Club. held at Rau-
srher's last evening, was attend
ed by about 400. members of the
club and their guests. In the re-
ceivins line.r which was headed by
4 Mrs. Basfl NJ. Manly. president OF
the club, were Mime. Jusserand.
Baroness shidehara, Lady Geddes,
Mme. Panaretoff. Mrs. Herbert
Hoover. Marqulse di Bernezzo.
/ Princess Cantacuzene, Mrs. william
lAlien Wilbur, Mrs. Martin a. Morri-
son. Mrs. LYMAN b. .Swormstedt.
airs Mary Roberts Binehart. Mrs.
William Fl. Baker. Mrs. Edward p.
Costigan, Mrs. Amos A. Steele, Mrs.
John Earl Walker, Mrs. Frank @.
wilkins. Miss Elizabeth Wilson.
Miss Edna Jackson. Mrs. Carl II.
Chindbiom, Mrs. Ethel Holtzciaw
Gawler and Mrs, Joseph G. Zirkle.
The banquet hall was artisticAlly
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various countries whose distin-
guished REPRESENTATIVES were being
entertained. The honor table pre-
scented a glow of candles shaded tn
the, colors OF the countries.F while
the goblets held brilliant rosettes
from which hung the place cards.
Festoons Of Southern smilax were
used in profusion. The thirty -five
round tables held standards with
colored streamers extending to the
place cards. The ensemble gave
the effect Of rows OF gay pagodas
and the brilliancy of the scene was
enhanced by the costumes OF The
guests. The guests marched to
their places to the strains of mu-
sic, preceded by a bevy of ushers
wearing brilliant rosettes and ca
rying wands with streamers of th'
colors in the decorations.
Among those present were Mr."
Joshua Evans, Miss Jane Bartle'
Mrs. william z. Chamberlain, Mr.
Otto l. Veerhoff. Miss Edna J
Sheehy. Miss Claribel r. Barnett
Miss Emma Harper Turner. Miss
Mary W. Pierce. Miss Elizabeth
Ford. Mrs. Henry White. Mrs
Thomas E. Robertson. Miss Meta c
Peterson, Miss Karoline Klager
Mrs. Howard C. Nichols. Miss
Emma Grams. DIR. Ada r. Thomas
Mrs. F. T. F. Johnson, Mrs. Enoct
Johnson. Mrs. Frank EdRington
Miss Mia Allen, Mrs. william H
Heron, Mrs. Arthur Kidder. DR.
Margaret Eek. Mrs. Frank W. Pyle
Mrs. d. Roberts Harper. Miss Mar.
garet Mcmahon. Mrs. Henry Orator
Doyle, Miss Edna Clark. Mrs. Her.
bert d. Brown, Mrs. william Cabel
Van Week. Miss Airline Dufour. Mis-:
Anna f. Jenkins. Miss Ruby Nevins
Miss Rhoda watkins. Mrs. Eller
Spencer Mussey, Mrs. Charles
Bell Miss Nellie, Scanlan. Mis-,
Mary Isabel Kelley. Mrs. J. r
Hildebrand. DR.. E. Alberta Read
Mrs. Eugene e Stevens, Mrs. W
>. Rogers, Mrs. y. T. Beal. MIS-:
Elsie Brown. Mrs. L. S. Tenny
Miss Ruth Shoemaker. Miss Eliza
beth Quackenbush. Miss Elizabeth
Peet, Mrs. A. c. Marks. Mis-,
Mayme ober Peak, Mrs. Thomai
w. Sidwell. Mrs. d. A. Gurney
Miss Ruth MCGOWAN. Mrs. Lero,
T. Vernon. Mrs Arthur T.. Woods
Miss Rachel King, Miss Florenc'
NJ. Harding. Miss Gene Russell
Harding. Miss Jane N. Harvey
Miss Grace Lincoln Temple, Mrs
D. y. Shoemaker, Mrs. clyde W
warburton. DIR. Anna NJ. Ketchum
Mrs. Skipwith Peyton Coale, Mis-
Charlotte r. harrington. Mrs. Car
F. Kellerman, Mrs. Frances Park
inson Keyes, Mrs. D. X. Shute. DR.
Mary Alice Brosius. Mrs jaime
Percy Ault, Mrs. Frederick Will
lam Ashley, Miss Edith J. Cash
DR.. Margaret B. Church, Mrs. v
X. Chestnut, Miss NJ. Ella Given
Miss Katherine Koetz, Miss Anna
bel Matthews and Mrs. War
Statler.
And so every day was filled will
entertainments of great interest
There were many more than rv,
told you about: I've merely touched
the high spots"
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