The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-02-20
:: WASHINGTON SOCIETY I:

o'clock At her residence ana LIE.
roy place. Mrs. Lyman Cotton will
assist In receiving.
Nine. Jean Labat will be a home
this afternoon at 1lo5 X street for
the last time this season.
Mrs. Howard L. Reside has Issued
invitations for an at home this aft
ernoon from I'd Z o'clock.
Mrs. Homer Hoch will not receiv.
this afternoon. but will be at nome
ON Monday, February 60. COR the
last time this season.
Mrs. Frank D. Scott. wife Of Rep
resentative Scott. of Michigan. and
Mrs. clifford ireland. wife Of Rep
res%ntative Ireland. Of Illinois. will be
at home informally tomorrow aft
ernoon from = to 8. with Mrs. Allen
r. Moore. wife Of Representative
Moore. Of Illinois. at her home. 2144
Wyoming avenue.
Representative and Mrs. Fred B.
Gernerd will be at home at their
residence, 1921 Iowa avenue, on Feb
ruary 80 from to p. m. to gov
ernmental employees and. other resi-
dents of Berks and Lehigh counties.
Pa, who are located In Washington.
Mrs. Ida Linda Deakins, or Bay
Ridge. Brooklyn, announces the en-
gagement OF. her daughter. Mabel
Randolph Deakins. to Joseph jacques
Wander Bouche, OF New York and
Washington. son of'the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wander Bouche. OF Ant
werp. Belgium.
Bernard r. Crook announces the
engagement Of his daughter, Miss
Josephine Florence Crook, to Ernest
WALTON. The wedding will take place
IN the spring.
PRESIDE At RECEPTION
IN NATIONAL GALLERY
Mrs. Robert Lansing. Miss Mabel
T. Boardman, Mrs. Charles Henry
Butler. Mrs. Charles d. walcott.
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock land Mrs
q. H. Wsrder were hostesses at
the reception in the National Gal
lery OF Art Of the Archaeological So
ciety Saturday evening following the
lecture on THE Sculpture Of Japan"
by Hamilton Bell, curator Of the
John q. johnson collection. Phila-
delphia. There was also a private
view OF an extraordinary collection
Of Indian pottery from Northern
Meaico recently acquired by the So
eiety.
Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor, Rent
Commissioner. and member of the
League OF American Pen Women. will
be the speaker at the regular Mon
day evening meeting held by the City
Of Washington League at the ma.
tional headquarters. lie: II stree,
northwest, at s o'clock this evening
She will speak on the housing con
ditions in the District. A large as
sembly is expected to hear her and
to pay tribute to the Minovich chill
dren. Isaac and Dora. violin virtuoso
and concert pianist, who will fur.
nish the musical program. The pro.
gram has been arranged BY Mrs. J.
]. Locher. second vice president of
the District league. the music ar.
ranged by Mrs. Virginia Monro.
The next French lecture Of tn,
Alliance Franchise will be giyer
this afternoon at $3.50 at the wash.
tngton club by Lieut.. ]. W. eau.
thier who is now at the United
States Military Academy The sub
feet. with stereopticon views, is
Jeanne dare"
The Mary Washington chapter
d. A. r.. will hold its last card
party OF the season at the Wash
inEton clue tomorrow afternoon al
$50 o'clock.
Cards have been issued by tn.
Washington salon and united art,
society for the fortnightly soires
Thursday night at the playhouse
1914 n street. with the followinc
guests Of honor ana principa
speakers: David Edstrom. well
in Everyday Life" Robert B. Arm.
strong, president of the Nationa
press club, on The Influence OF
on inc ToDllC MIMI, AnC
Miss Chrissie J. Anderson on Bet
ter Songs and Better Dances"
The chatelaine for the evening
will be Mrs. J. ]. Dunlop. who will
have the assistance Of the follow
ing hostesses: Mrs. Ada W. Dun
can. Mrs. william J. La varre. Mrs
Mary A. Hoover. Mrs. Harry X
Taylor. Mrs. J. ]. KeeEan. Mrs
a
can. Mrs. Helen Jean Paul Starr
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