The Washington times., 1922-03-27
Jean Eli0t's Mems
Of Capital Society
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g., Miss Ella B. McCord. matron. are
near completion.
Mrs. Edgar b. Merritt. general
chairman. reports gratifying results
from the sale Of tickets. The chair |
men of the several committees are:
Patronesses. Mrs. Charles II. Cecil;
prizes. Mrs. d. p. Bush; tickets, Mrs. |
Joseph d. Phillips; arrangements.
Miss Mabel X. Botsch; candy, Mrs. |
p. w. 0ibbon. There will be Prizes |
for each table.
Dunis Dean. who is in Washington |
for the week. Ia registered at the |
Washington Hotel.
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The Junior prom Of the George |
town Law School will be held at
the New Willard on Wednesday,
April 10, and bids fair to be one Of
the interesting events Of the spring
season. Larry r. Hardy is general
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements, and the chairmen Of |
tho subcommittee are John d.
Harvey, Major Saunders, Edward
Hastings, John Daily, Timothy DAILY,
Frank Daily, J. r. Moore and Victor
Houston.
The patrons and patronesses are:
Senator and Mrs. Edwin s. Brous-
sard. Senator and Mrs. Pat Harri.
son. Senator David /. Walsh. Mr..
and Mrs. James OConnor. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reber. Mr.. and Mrs. /.
NJ. Foster Mrs. G. e. Carson, Mrs.
James McCahill, Chief Justice and
Mrs. Constantine J. Smyth, Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Hamilton. Hugh j.
Fesan.' Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph A.
Hoehling, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Easily
tell, DIR. and Mrs. Daniel w.
ODonoghue. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
A. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael NJ.
Doyle, Albert Kegwin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert A. Maurer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd.
On account Of the continued illness
Of Duncan c. p. Phillips, the Len
ten lectures which was to have been
given at his residence tomorrow, has
been indefinitely postponed.
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The Rev. Florence Buck, d. D.. OF
the department OF religious educa-
ton. American Unitarian Association
is the guest of Mrs. Charles Wesley
Keyes. 1902 Wyoming avenue.
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The interest displayed by Mrs.
Harding, Mrs. William Howard Taft
and other prominent women in the
Washington Animal Rescue League
assumed the success Of its forthcom-
ing bridge party. The function will
take place at wardman Park hotel
on Wednesday. and table reservations
are in charge Of Miss Lydia Biddle,
Of 1873 N street. Contributions Of
valuable prizes and cash have been
received, and many persons have pur-
chased tables and given them to debu.
tantes, who are forming small parties
for the occasion. Players are re-
quested to bring their own cards.
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Miss Virginia 6. Caldwell. a sen.
Tor at National Park Seminary, is
spending the spring vacation at
Congress Hall Hotel with her
parents, Judge and Mrs. Andrew s.
Caldwell, OF Carbondale, Ill.
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The woman's National Founda-
tion 10 arranging a series Of Friday
evening drama talks to be given at
the foundation under the direction
Of the executive committee, begin
ming on Friday. April Z, when Ted
Shawn will speak on "The Dance
Drama"
The District OF Columbia Congress
OF Mothers and Parent.Teacher Asso.
citation will hold luncheon at the
Arts Club on Tuesday. April 4, at
o'clock.
| The card party for the benefit Of
the National League to Conserve
| Food Animals and the Humane
Education Society will be held at
Wardman Park on Tuesday. April 16.
| Mrs. Katherine e. Hubbard, pres
ident of the Washington branch OF
this organization, is chairman Of
the card party: Mrs. Jesse Lee
Webb. vice president; Miss Patton.
chairman Of patronesses and titk-
cts, assisted by Mrs. Mamie Greene
Jobe; Mrs. J. E. Lapham, chairman
OF prize committee, assisted by
Mrs. Charles J. Cecil, and Mrs.
| Benton H6tSteaOi Mrs. WllllHHi
Spaid. chairman Of tables. assisted
by Mrs. Albert Fowler and Mrs.
Arthur Ecksrt.
Homemade cake and candy will
be for sale under the supervision
OF Mrs. Albert M. Read, assisted
by Mrs. John Cassidy, Mrs. Il. q.
Boerner, Mrs. @. Avery Dabinett,
Mrs. Mari, and Mrs. w. Edward
Hearn.
The woman's Club Of Bethesda
will hold it's next meeting March
2s, at 2 o'clock. At tho home OF
Mrs. Beverly Price Evans, in Edge
moor. DR.. George w. Johnstons
author and playwright, will give .
short talk, his subject being "Wha'
Small Community Could Do Alons
Community Drama Lines" One o.
his latest plays, which has met with
marked success, will be read ir
parts by Miss Harriet Murphy
Maurice Jarvis, and Lawrence
Downey,
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