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| semble In Washington during the
| coming week. DR.. Barrett has ap-
pointed the following ladies to servo
as official hostesses at the Powhatan
convention: Mrs. Frank G. Oden-
| heimer, chairman; Mrs. Mauchlin
Niven Of Braddock, regent of the
| Mount Vernon Chapter. and Mrs. J.
Stewart Jamison, Alexandria. Among
those assisting will be Mrs. ]. Wilson
| County Chapter; Mrs. George Corey,
Mrs. Anna B. King and Miss Law
On Friday afternoon April Fl. Mrs.
| Odenheimer will give reception in
| honor of DIR. Barrett and the Virginia
| delegation from 4 to 6 o'clock at her
| apartment at the Congressional.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sewall will
| have as their guests over Easter Mr..
| and Mrs. Thurston Ballard of Louis
VILE, KY, who will arrive tomorrow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Bass, VINO
| are spending the spring at Hot
Springs, entertained at dinner there
| last evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay ingalls, of New York.
| Censamsfs' League
! Luncheon Easter Monday.
The executive committee Of the
Consumers League, Of which Mrs.
Mrs. Walter s. Uford and Mrs. Louis
D. Rrandeis are vice presidents, have
arranged a luncheon and debate at
| the Women's City Club on Easter
the Proposed Woman's Rights
Amendment" about which there Is
| much discussion among womenss
| clubs and political organizations.
| The debaters will be Miss Maud
Younger of the Nationals Woman.
| the National Consumers League. and
Mr.. William Hard will preside. Among
| those arranging tables are Mrs. Ed
ward Costigan, Mrs. David Wing, Misc
Grace Abbott and Mrs. H. Russell
| Talbot.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Fowler Of
Elizabeth, N. j., have come to wash
| ington to spend Easter. and are stay
| ing at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. E. A. Robertson of Petersburg.
Va, Is spending Easter in Washing
| ten, and is at the Powhatan.
| Mr.. Wilson Johnston and his sister.
Miss Marion Johnston Of New York
| city, are visiting in Washington this
week, and are with friends a. the
l burlington aOtel. Iney were kucsts .
of honor at a dinner party sivAn by
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Jones. Thursday
| evening. Among those preseny were
| Mai. and Airs. Charles II. Mcdonald.
Mrs. John Walsh, Miss Elttabeth
| Walsh. Miss Isabelle Mcdonald and
Miss Mildred Mcdonald.
| An interesting feature Of the card
party and tea to be given by the
| Russian Relief on Wednesday after-
noon. April 10. at the Russian en-
bassy. is that the playing cards have
been donated by generous friends OF
| Russia, as will be the tea dainties,
| and after the party the cards will
be sent to Walter Reed Hospital to
| play a double charity. Mrs. George
Marye. wife of the former ambas-
sador to Russia, is the local chair
man of the relief committee, and
tables and single tickets may be OBJ:
tanned from Nine. de Bach, 1881 M
street Out of the 100 tables for
sale, ninety-six have been taken.
Mrs. Lille M. Green. formerly OF
the Allenhurst apartments. accom-
gone to her summer home. Green
mount. at Virginia Highlands. where
| she will remain during the spring
and autumn months.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moir of Bur-
| lington, Iowa, who will be in Wash
| ington for a visit. have engaged
| apartments at the Burlington Hotel.
l. Mldshipman -Harofson Smith OF the
United States Naval Academy at An
| napolis is spending the Easter holi-
days in Washington as the guest OF
Mr.. Robert B. Healey.