Evening star., 1922-04-17

fawn gabardine with corsage bouquet
Aftsr q short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller viii be at homo at the Mel
rose. ls43 Clifton street northwest.
Miss Lower Entertains
/ Guests for Miss Singleton.
Miss Margaret H. Lower, Red Cross
held director at Walter Reed Hos
pttal was hostess at q delightful
luncheon H's today given in compliment
Of Macon. Ga. Miss. Singleton, who
has been at the Red Cross conveles-
cent house at Walter Reed Hospital
for three years. has given up her Red
Cross work to return to her home In
Macon. She will be married shortly
to Mr.. Joseph e. Hurley OF Phila-
delphia. patient at Walter Reed.
The guests, numbering nearly nifty,
included all the Red Cross ladies'
the volunteer ward visitors-who
have been associated with Miss Sin.
Eleton and the members Of the Red
Cross personnel. AS an expression OF
their friendship, they presented the
retiring hostess with a service In fiat
silver.
Those present in addition to Miss
Singleton. were Mrs. Elizabeth o. Fox.
Mrs. MONTGOMERY Blair. Mrs. Harry
Shackelford. Mrs. George Dunlop. Miss
Florence Helmick. Miss Evelyn Kirk,
Miss Mildred Mccullough. Miss Grace
Ocumpaugh, Miss Helene Oyster, Miss
Edith Osborne. Mrs. Reeve Lewis. Mrs.
William Lewis. Miss Katherine Riggs.
Wilson. Miss Ida Young. Mrs. syl-
vanus Stokes. Miss Lois Sprigg, Miss
Lena Hitchcock. Miss Elizabeth Riley,
Mrs. Charles Robb. Miss Marjorie Mid
dleton. Miss Alice E. Clapp. Miss Anne
Powell Randolph. Mrs. G. D. Gibbons.
Miss Julia E. Schelling, Miss Kathleen
Cassell Kline. Mrs, Richard Fourchy.
Mrs. Eldridge Jordan. Mrs. NJ. B. Hill
ton, Mrs. Charles G. McRoberts. Mrs.
A. G. McClintock, Mrs. Charles War
rem, Mrs. George vanHorn Moseley.
Mrs. J. ]. Rogers. Mrs. Anne w. Bran
don. Miss Agnes II. Koontz. Mrs: Ger
trude Roherty. Miss Ruth Roherty,
Mrs r. P. Hollingsworth. Thomas s.
Blandford. jr.; Harry Stafford. Herbert
r. Wiley. Jerome J. DeMarco. John
Sullivan. JoachimsThode and William
A. Farren.
Washington garden lovers are
showing more than ordinary interest
in the lecture on English Gardens
and Some Newer Perennials." by Miss
Hilda Loines. at 1914 N street, on
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Loines will
/, be introduced by Miss Sophie Sweet
a member Of the Washington housing
commission Among those who are In
terested are Mrs. Stephen Bonsal. Mrs
Thomas Armat. Mrs. Ezra McCagg
Miss Jessie Mcdonald, Mrs. F. L. Ran
some and Mrs. Charles D. Walcott.
Mrs. James Longstreet, Washington
correspondent for the Florida Daily
Post, will have a booth for the Post
at the authors carnival and book fair
to be given by the League of Ameri-
can Pen Women at Wardman Park
Hotel. April 26. q and 2S. Mrs. Long
street will represent Columbia at the
costume ball on the 2Sth and will
take a table for the Post at which
Mrs. Russell McLennan OF California
and a group Of southern girls will be
entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stuart Rey-
burn and Miss Adeline Oxnard re-
turned yesterday after a visit to
White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Durham Rogers went to Allan
tic City yesterday to spend Easter
week and will return Saturday.
Mrs. Redwood vandergrift, after
spending six weeks In Florida and
Cuba, has returned to the Richmond
Hotel for the remainder of the season
Mrs. Vandergrift will take an active
part in the National Society. Daugh-