The Washington times., 1922-04-03

u. Medem. baron feTBen ID preSi-
dent Of the Lightbearers, an inter-
national scientific and educational
organization, and was the principal
speaker at a function In the New
Willard ball room last evening
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Mrs. Spilman and Miss Peggy
Spilman, wife and daughter OF Gent
Baldwin Day Spilman are at the
New Willard, en- route from Florida
to their home In Warrenton.
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The marriage OF T. Mccall Frasicr
and Miss Lillian Randolph Bowman
took place Saturday afternoon at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis M. Bowman, 1925
sixteenth street. The bridegroom
is a native of Graham, Va, and Is
now a law student at the University
Of Virginia. Immediately after the
ceremony the couple left for a short
visit to Baltimore, and after stop
ping over in Washington on their re-
turn, will visit the bridegroom
home In southwest Virginia. J. II.
Huffard, of Graham, Va, was best
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Stevens, formerly Of Charlottesville,
Va, were among the out Of town
guests The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. John Britain
Clark Of this city.
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Mrs. A. s. Dennison and her son
and daughter of New York are visit
ing her parents, Judge and Mrs.
James w Witten Of the Alabama
Apartments.
Tha Assistant Attorney General
| and Mrs. Rush Holland entertained
at dinner Saturday evening at their
apartment at Wardinan Park Hotel
| in honor Of the new Postmaster Gen
eral and Mrs. Hubert Work. Others
| in the company were Secretary OF
! the Interior and Mrs. Fall. Secretary
of Agriculture and Mrs. Wallace, the
| Secretary OF Labor, James Davis; As
sistant Secretary OF Commerce c. Fl.
Huston, Senator Lawrence G.
Phipps, Senator Samuel -. Nichol.
son, Senator and Mrs. T. Coleman
| T. du Pont, Congressman and Mrs.
! G. L.. Hardy. Mrs. Mabel Walker
Willebrandt, Congressman and Mrs.
Charles II Connell. Mr.. and Mrs.
John #. Adams, the Third Assistant
| Postmaster General and Mrs. w. i.
Glover, Colonel and Mrs. Daugherty,
Major and Mrs. Peyton Gordon, Mr.
Martin. Jess Smith. Mrs. James Nc
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Carleton,
! Clarence Hamlin, Miss Elizabeth
, Adams, Miss Harriet Tucker and
Mrs. Ellis, OF California.
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The Lee Highway Association " i'll
give a dinner on Wednesday eve
! ming at the City Club. The speak
ers will be Senator Oscar Under
wood, Senator Charles +. Townsend.
E. II. Huston, Assistant Secretary
of Commerce. and s. NJ. Johnson.
director of the Highway Associa-
ton.
| Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton, OF the
Republican National Committee, left
today for series or speeches IN
Michigan. These meetings are
planned by the Republican Women $
| Clubs, and her first date is at Deroit
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Mrs. Rolfe, wife Of Col. r. Fl. Rolfs
quartermaster corps, has returned 10
their apartments at the Highlands
after months visit with then
daughter, Mrs. Jones, wife of Capt.
Davis Jones, infantry, at Columbus
Ga.
DR.. Charles ID. Walcott. secretary
OF the Smithsonian Institution, and
Mrs. Walcott left Washington today
for Spring Lake Beach, n. J., where
they will remain until April 10. Mis-
| Helen Walcott, who Is now at Beau
fort, S. c.. will join them In wash
ington at that time.
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Mrs. John Cable, wife Of Congress
man Cable of Ohio. has recently
been elected a member OF the League
of American Pen Women and enter
tained a party Of writing women at
the "Hoot o. the Owl" the club din
ing room at the national headquar-
! ters OF the League, on Friday, haV-
ing as her guests Mrs. Willard, OF
California: Mrs. Foster. OF Ohio; Mrs
Ralph p. Barnard, Mrs, Percy -:
Hickling, and Mrs. William Woitt
Smith, all Of this city.
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| An unusual service was held last
evening at Christ Church, Alex
sndria' having as it's subject. THE
Cross triumphant" the pageant TO
he given at the National Cathedral on
Nav s. Following evening prayer,
conducted by the Rev. William j.
| Morton, d. D., rector Of the church,
| Commander c. T. Jewell, U. s. N,
smoke on THE Influence Of Christi
anity on Civilization" in the various
periods Of English and American his
tory as brought out by certain OF the
more impressive scenes OF the
pageant.
Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews save
most interesting talk on The In.
fluence Of Poetry, Music. Art, and
the Drama on the Religious Thought
Of the World"
| Christ Church, Alexandria: PohiCk
on the Potomac, and Falls Church,
Fairfax county, were originally all
part of the parish Of Fairfax, Fir-
ginia, and II Is highly appropriate
that the pageant scene, The Church
in Colonial Days" will be sponsored
by the congregations Of these
churches, and that the parts will be
interpreted by descendants of the
very characters they represent in the
scene. Miss Helen Cummings, OF
Alexandria, is chairman of the group.
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Recsuse Of the worldwide interest
in the Girl Scouts. prominent for
etpners. together with Washington