Evening star., 1922-02-20
United States Military Academy, at
West Point.

West Point.
Mrs. Louis Addison Dent, who has
been out of town because of Illness.
has returned to Washington and will
be at home informally with her
daughter. Miss Katharine Dent, We'd
nesday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock
for the last time this season in their
home, at 1717 Lamont street.
Mrs. Frank Morrison will entertain
at bridge Wednesday, February %. at
her residence. in honor of Mrs. Arthur
Edmon Brown. the recent bride OF
Capt. Brown. U. S. A.
Lieut.. Gov. Cooper of
North Carolina a Guest.
Col. Wade H. Cooper had as a guest
yesterday his brother, Mr.. w. B.
Cooper, lieutenant governor Of North
1 Carolina.
Mrs. David Agnew Greenlees and
Miss Greenlees will not be at home
tomorrow, but will receive on Tues
day afternoon, February %.
Invitations have been issued by the
Southern Society Of Washington for
reception in honor of the am
bassador of France and Nine.
Jusserand at the New Willard Ho-
tel this evening. The formal re-
ception will be preceded by a short
business meeting. and will be fol,
be Of unusual interest to the men,
bers of the southern colony in
Washington and their invited guests.
Ferns and spring flowers furnished
the charming setting for the luncheon
party entertained at her home on
street last week by Mrs. r L. Allen.
the lunch being followed by bridge.
There was a handsome prize for each
table. the guests including Mrs. NJ
Mahoney. Mrs Joseph Wellington
Fairfax, Mrs Zebulon Weaver of
North Carolina, Mrs Henry Churchill
Cook. Mrs. Alfred Clifton Whitton
Mrs. Harry Carey, Mrs Daniel Cor
don, Mrs S. B. Milton, Mrs. Wilfred
Giest Fronheiser of Pottstown, Pa;
Mrs: Neyle colquitt Mrs Enoch Lowe
Todd. Mrs: Harley Fergerson. Mrs
Cromwell Lewis, Mrs. NJ c. Cozzins
Mrs. c. B. Bolick, Miss Betty Ferger-
son, Miss Harriet Sawyer, Mrs. Mccoy
Jones. Mrs. Robert Kelton Williams
Miss Esther Mayer and Miss Ditmann
The hostesses at the fortnightly
soiree of the Washington Salon and
United Arts Society Thursday nigh,
at the Playhouse. 1914 N street, will
Duncan. Mrs. William j. LaVarre, Mrs
| Mary A. Hoover. Mrs. Harry K. Tay.
lor. Mrs. j. j. Keegan, Mrs. Agne:
Bouisse and Miss Edna Duncan. Pre-.
Helen Jean Paul Starr. who viii be
Miss Elizabeth A. Daigle, Miss Esteiie
Amores. Miss Maria n. Torres. Mis-:
Helen @ ives Vessel, ,,;,a Miss Mar Mary e; Smith h
Miller. Miss Ada B. Newlin. Mis-:
Miss Marie A. Cone.
Mr.. David Edstrom. president Of
strong, president of the National
Press Club. will discuss The Infiu.
ence of Music on the Public Mind
is Better Songs and Better Dances,
The musical numbers will consist OF
piano solos by the brilliant twelve.
year-old Rosemary Finckel; soprano
solos by Mrs Marie n1I, E; E., Peal s;a and nd,
Belt. favorite pupil of Leopold Auer
with Miss Marie Belt at the piano
selections by Richard Lorleberg. the
famous cello soloist OF the National
String Quartet; afeompanisd led On n. the
solo and exhibition dancing by Mile
Vera Forrest, formerly of the Annette
Kelierman troupe. Mr.. Rudolph dc
Zapp, president of the society. will
make the presentations and dancing
will follow.
Because Of the many social affairs
scheduled for Washington's birthday an
niversary the Wednesday Night Club Club
W. VT the Gordon Hotel. This will be the
only formal affair given by the club
this season, and the guests will be
received by Judge and Mrs Clyde B.
Aitchison and DR.: and Mrs. Elmer
Ball.
Stonewan Jackson Chapter. No. 20
U. D. C.. of which Mrs: Albion VII
tain in honor of the newly elected
officers Thursday evening from to
|l2 o'clock pm. at the Confederate
Memorial Hall, 1922 Vermont avenue.
Mr.. Charles Mason Remey was
among the passengers sailing on the
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