The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09

ed as follows: Piano solos by DORIS
Minovtch. the brilliant young pupil OF
Henry r. Kaspar; soprano solos py
Miss Ruth Peter with Miss Doris
Thornette at the piano; harp solos by
Miss Curtin Regain OF. Baltimore;
mezzo contralto selections by Miss
Cleo Scandland with Miss Doris
Thornette at the plano. vioien solos
by young Joseph F1nocchiare. an un.
usually talented pupil OF Henri
Sokolove; duet by Miss Ruth Peter,
sopnno, and Miss Cleo Scandland.
mezzo oontraIto, with Mis- Thornette
at the plano; solo and ensemble dances
10y Stafford Pemberton. former dance
partner of Maude Allen. OF LONDON,
Gertrude Hoffman, Mae hurry ana
others. Rudolphe de Zapp, president
Of the society will make the presenta-
tons. Dancing.
Mrs. william Bowie entertained q
company Of guests at luncheon at the
Washington Club today.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood win
receive this afternoon and the re-
naming Mondays In January. Re-
noon viii be Mrs. Alfred Halves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Wright,
Of the Highlands, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Carol Butler Wright. to Edward Pen
nell Brooks. of New York. Mr..
Brooks Ia q graduate OF the Massa-
chusetts. Institute of Technology.
class of 1918. He was an officer OF
the engineers Of the First Division
Of the A. e. F. during the late war.
and received the distinguished service
cross for his gallantry. The wed
ding will take place in the snring'
Miss Carolyn Story was hostess at
dinner last evening at the Alibi Club.
having twenty-five guests in the com:
pany, which included members OF
the younger set.
The Junior League win institute
q course Of six lectures, the first OF
which win be given Wednesday
morning at II o'clock. in the home
Of Mr., and Mrs. George Hewitt
! Myers, at 231o 8 street. The com
mittee In charge is composed Of Miss
Virginia Hunt, chairman; Miss Betty
Burnett. vice chairman; Miss Sophie
Ruth Larner. Miss Marjorie Gelm
and Mrs. Lamar Leahy.
| Walter Doxon announces the en-
fragment Of his daughter, Miss Nellie
NJ. Doxon, to Linus A. Kelly, Of At.
lantic City. Miss Doxon il the great
niece of the late Brig. Gen. q. r.
Paul, u. s. A.. and cousin of Mrs
Marmion. widow Of Admiral Robert A
Narmion.
The American Remount Association
will give the first of its series OF horse
shows for this season at the Wash
ington Riding and Hunt Club, Friday
January 20, at 8 o'clock, the club hav
ing extended the courtesy of using Ito
building for that evening. Compe.i
lions will be open to officers of the
Army, their families and guests and tc
the members of the Riding and Hunt
Club. Ribbons will be awarded for
the first. second and third places ir
each class, and in addition. a piece a
plate will be awarded to the winner OF
the jumping class, to be shown ovei
a course Of four-foot Jumps. and te
be Judged by performance only. Class
Ia for Government-owned mounts OF
lofficers' private horses: second class
ladies' saddle horses; third class. chi
dren's ponies; fourth class, horse sui.
able to become chargers. and fifth
class. brood mares. The jumping clas,
Is always the one to win greatest ap
plause, and the Judges. Mai. Henri,
Leonard, U. 8. NJ. c., and Mai ]
M. Wainwright, general staff. u.6.A.
are well qualified for the task. liz