The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-23
CONGREGATIONAL GLIB
TO ENTERTAIN At CARDS.

To ENTEHTA1N At CARDS.
The Congressional Club will en-
terrain ut cards tomorrow evening
at $3.50 o'clock. The. club will give
a program and tea on Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock. when the guest
of honor will be Gen. Pershing.
The executive board will meet
every Monday morning at 1880.
The advisory committee will meet
on the morning OF the last wednes-
day OF each month: full attendance
requested at 1880. The regular
business meeting Of the club. at
which the attendance Of every vot-
ing member is earnestly requested.
will be held on the first wednes-
day morning of each month at 1880
There will be a regular meeting
OF the Washington Chapter OF
Hadassah this afternoon at the
Y. NJ. Fl. A. Miss Elsie Jorss will
entertain with vocal selections.
The annual ball of the chapter
will be held tomorrow at the Ra-
leigh Hotel.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot has issued
invitations for a luncheon next
Thursday, at her house, to ninety
men and women of Washington and
Baltimore to meet the executive
committee OF the National Council
for Reduction OF Armanents ana
Frederick Libby. the executive sec
rotary. Mr.. Libby Will speak at the
luncheon. describing the present
work of the council and its future
plans. Mrs. Pinchot is a member
of the executive board OF the coun-
Gil. OF which the other members are:
Clement NJ .Biddle, Harold Evans,
Mrs. Louis d. Brandeis. T. Janney
Brown. Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman
George NJ. LaMonte, Miss Katharine
LudinSton. Charles A. Lyman. Hugh
S. Magill. Mrs William DAILY
Phelan. DR.. John A. Ryan. GRAY
Silver and Mrs. A. S. Watkins.
Mrs. L. r. walmsley will be at
home the remaining sundays this
season at her apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel.
Gen. John ]. PershinE will be
guest OF honor at the dinner Of the
Kansas State Society OF Washing
ton TO be held at Rauscher's next
Saturday. the sixty first anniversary
of the admission of Kansas into the
Union.
The dinner will be attended by
ksnsans in Washington. including
the members of the Kansas delegs-
ton in Congress. Among the speak
crs will be Senator's Curtis and
Capper.
The Women's National Press Club
will give their weekly luncheon in
the Clubroom. Cafe Madrillon. 1894
G. street. second noof. today at l:3O
The honor guest will be DR.. Louis
Seyn, of the University of Riga.
representative OF Latvia in the
United States.
The club members are invited by
Mrs. Grant and Princess Cantacu-
zene TO tea tomorrow at their home.
I'LL New Hampshire avenue. at
o'clock.
The reception given last wednes-
day evening by the Robert Z. Lee
chapter, No. 644. u. ID. c., in honor
of Mrs. Walter E. Hutton, newly
elected president of the District of
Columbia division, and the Officers
of the chapter, was one Of the bril-
liant affairs of the season. The
spacious ballroom Of the New VII
lard was filled. there being present
over 1900 guests. among whom
were many distinguished repre-
Of foreign legations and
other notable persons.
Receiving were Mrs. Jesse An
thony. jr.. president of the chapter,
Mrs. Walter E. Hutton. division
president; Mrs. Theodore Judd. first
vice president; Mrs. Horace Whit
tYker, second vice president; Mrs
c. Leonard Chambers. recording secre-
tary; Ars. Clause Gathgens. ceres
ponding secretary: Miss c. Blanche
treasurer; Mrs. Charles F.
Taylor. historian; Mrs. Wallace
Streatsr. parliamentarian: Mrs.
T. Eden. chaplain; Mrs.
Clarence Engle, custodian: Miss
Laura Embrey. auditor; presents-
ton by Mai. Wallace Streater.
During intermission from the
dance, the guests were entertained
by two of washington's most tai
ented singers. Mrs. Elaine Ford.
contfalto. and Mr.. Carbaugh. bari
en-
Mrs. Key P:ttmsn announced
Yesterday she would have to cancel
al gagements for this week
She will leave trnighc for Colorado
Springs. Colo. for the bedside OF
IN Ill brother.
Philip II. Patch:n left Washing