Evening star., 1922-05-19
Society
CONTINUED from Elxhsh Pass.l

N.Ollin13Q IIOM El&nkQ EaAe.L
from the Hawaiian hut to the igloe
tof the Tar north.
. The delegates to the meeting Of the
American Federation Of Arts will be
Washington Handicraft Guild will give
| at the Art Center Saturday afternoon
{ from 4 to s o'clock Mrs. William Nc
! Farland will preside at the tea table
Sommer. Miss Sara Gaut and Miss Al
berta Montgomery. An effort will he
! made on this the closing day Of the
handicraft exhibit to dispose of the
smaller pieces on display. especially
! work done by the soldiecs IN the local
hospitals.
! Mr. Thomas Edison of Orange. N. j.,
accompanied by his confidential secre-
tery, Mr.. William H. Meadowcroft OF
Hoonton, N. J.. is at tho Powhatan.
The Kappa Tau Phi Fraternity will
|EvA its spring dance at the Fair
mont Inn this evening ar 8 o'clock.
Music will be, furnished by the fra
ternitH orchestra. The committee in
charge js Mr.. Harry Green. chairman /;
TMr. ThoEnas A. Darlington, Mr.. Charlie g
II. Browt', Mr.. Walter Pumphrey and
Mr.: Hubery Davis.
The frahsrnity will formally open
its camp on the District of Columbia
side Of the Yotomac with a dance on
Saturday. MaN ~.
Society folh in Washington are
awaiting with much interest the
presentation neAt week at the Shu-
bert -Garrick Theater of "a Mar
riageable Mother.T play depicting
social intrigues aW exposing under
surface methods of ,disrupting social
Nd f,r - nd
dermining civilization. which will be
given for Near East Relief and
Southern Relief.
/ Mrs. Clarence CritterAden Calhoun.
author of the play. wtll take the
leading role, as the Marriageable
as Judge Temple. who proves to be
the successful suitor for her hand in
competition with many otheAH OF all
ages and nationalities.
The. full strength of the Garrtck
Players is included in the cast.
The play deals with local. national
and International situations that
thrill. aInuse and entertain. II Is
pronounced by those who have read
it in its present form to be plEy
by high authority that it will be
one of the. great successes Of Broad,
way the coming. year.
At the lawn fete of the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church. which
will be given this evening from $50
to 10 o'clock, under the auspices OF
the guild. section /. a very delight
full musical program has been ar
ranged.
Instrumental selections will be
given by Mrs. Howard A. Coombs.
Mrs. 8. c. Godfrey and Miss Gene
We've Hendricks. and vocal selec-
tions by Mrs. Carl F. Stuhler. Mrs.
w. E. Braithwaite and Miss Marion
Mccoy. Mr.. Carl s. Stuhler will be
the accompanied.
owing to the recent rains. the
lawn fete and musical will be held,
in the church annex. where refresh
ments will be served. Those in
charge Of the evenings program are
Mrs Harry B. Benjamin. Mrs. Will
liam s. Elliott, Miss Margaret Hulse.
Mrs. c. V. Schofield. Mrs. Robert
Simpson and Mrs. Albert n. Prentiss.
There will be ice cream cones. loliy-
pops and balloons for the children.
Miss Helen e. Jamison. president Of
the Women.s Bar Association of the
District of Columbia. announces an
informal subscription dinner on Mon
day evening, May %, at $50 O'Clock.
at the Women's City Club, in honor o.
Spencer Mussey, who was the nrst
woman dean of a law school. and now
honorary. dean of the Washington
College of Law, will welcome the
guests. Judge Mary O'Toole and other
distinguished women will be present
Miss Maud FeIlheimer, secretary, is
registering guests.
After spending several months here
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer c. Potter left
today for New York city.
Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes has
been gathering together very in
teresting memorial table Of antiques
to be sold at the garden party for
the House of Mercy on Monday next
in the Cathedral Close. She will have
old jewelry and rare china and many
objects Of interest. Mrs. Minnegerode
Andrews will cut silhouettes. and
there will be a number of surprises
sprung upon, the public. Mrs. T.
Percy Myers, Mrs. Marcus BENJAMIN.
Mrs. George F.. Dudley. Mrs. Milhol-
land and Mrs. Alfred Gillett are in
charge Of the table with Mrs. Hoes.
assisted by a large number of so
ciety women. The aprons. made at
the home and shown in every variety
will be in charge of Mrs. Ridgeley
Hunt, assisted by Mrs. Morris and
Miss Alice Burton.
/ The Political Study Club will give
a banquet tomorrow at o'clock at