The Washington times., 1922-04-21


Mrs. Lester Barr. Mrs. Joseph
Crandord. Mrs. Phillips Walker.
Mrs. William Ham. Mrs. Julius
Ogden and Mrs. l. w. Kite.
Nine. Olga Petrova. who is play
ing at the Shubert-Garrick Theater,
will hold a reception on the stage
tomorrow afternoon following the
matinee performance.
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Entertaining For
Popular Visitor.
Miss Eleanor Little. OF New York.
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ben
nett, is being much feted. Yesterday.
Mrs. Bennett had luncheon for Miss
Little, her guests including Mrs. X.
NJ. Kaufman, Princess Bertha Can
;acuzene, Miss May Gown. Miss
Louise Goff. Miss GraCia WalmsleS,
Miss Betty Walmsley and Nine.
Claude Langlais.
Lieutenant Hardinson. of tho May.
flower, entertained at dinner last
evening in compliment to Miss Little,
having as guests Miss Betty Waln's-
Lieutenant Powell and Lieut.. Hem!
Y McCown.
Mr.. and Mrs Bennett entertained
Chevy Chase Club for Miss Little.
and Mrs. LanSlais gave q luncheon
followed by bridge for her the same
afternoon. -.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Cramer
will give a buffet supper tonight for
Miss Margheritta Tiilman and her
tiance. DIR. William Calhoun Stirling.
jr., who will be married tomorrow.
The party will follow the rehearsal
for the wedding. and the company
will include the bridal party and the
out-of.town guests.
Last evening. Miss Tillman and ner
bridal party were entertained aboard
the 8. 8. Sylph by Lieut.. II. T. Dick
inson.
The Notre Dame de Namur Alum.
nae Association will give a dance on
Wednesday, April 20, In Notre Dame
Academy Hall. Miss Rose Fuller.
chairman OF the committee in charge
Of arrangements, will be assisted by
the Misses Helen Collins. Margaret
Creager. Josephine Crowley, Rather.
me Duncan. Marguerite Harrington
Gladys Flanagan. Virginia Garner.
Frances Geier, Mary Haden. kath.
leen Harlow. Margaret Keliher. Carh.
crime Mcmahon. Frances Mealy
Marie Nohe, Margaret Sullivan and
Helen Tobin.
Mrs. John A. kratz and Mrs Ora
ham Powell, who are arranging q
card party for the benefit of the
Travellers Aid Society. at the Bur-
lington Hotel. on Monday. announce
plans as nearing completion. Those
who have subscribed for tables are:
Mrs. w. II. Brownson. Mrs. Fried.
rick Delano. Mrs. Truman Newberrv.
Mrs. William Ritter, Mrs. Henry Fry,
Mrs. Myron l.. Story. Mrs. f. f. Stew,
ems, Mrs. Gordon Cumming. Mrs. ".
p. Ward. Mrs. B. u. Graham. Mrs.
n. w. Fitch. Mrs. Liggett. Miss GiU.
bons. Mrs. Fillibrown. Mrs. William
Weaver. Mrs. Simon Wolf. Miss Ella
Hayes, Miss Elizabeth Eastman. Mrs.
q. +. Heidprin. Mrs. S. G. Anderson.
Mrs. Bush Browne. Miss Flora John.
son. Mrs. Samuel Cornwell and Mrs.
George A. Kicker.
Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler.
president general Of the United
Daughters Of Confederacy. will be
the guest Of honor at a tea given
by Mrs. Wallace Strenter and Mrs.
Forrest E Vrooman this afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the Woman's City
Club. Among those invited to meet
Mrs. Schuyler are Miss Alice Rob
ertson, Mrs. James " McClintic.
Mrs. Cornelia Branch Stone. Mrs.
COrdelia Powell Odenheimer. Mrs.
Frederick J. Atkinson, Mrs. How
ard l.. HodgkinR. Mrs. Walter f.
Hutton Mrs. Jesse Anthony. Mrs.
Marion Butler. Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith, Mrs. Charles II. Fred. Mrs.
Frank Morrison. Mrs. Harriet
Gum Robertson. Mrs. Claude y.
Bennett. Mrs. George w. East.
ment. Mrs. p. c. Eastment. Mrs.
Minnie Evans Keys, Mrs. Frederic
Ollie. Miss Lillian ChenOweth, Mrs.
James Webb, Miss Esther Cloyd,
and Mrs. II. L. Adams.
A Palestine Dance will be given
tomorrow evening at the Elks'
Temple for the benefit of the Pales.
tine Foundation Fund. under the
auspices or heren HayeSOd.
Several hundred reservations have
been made in advance. and a musi.
cal program will be given by Elks'
Dance Orchestra.
Preceding the dance, DR.. Abra.
ham Kayla will speak on Jewish
Consciousness"
s.
Announcement has been made Of
the engagement of Lady Joan Capell.
a recent visitor in Washington. 10
Osbert Peake, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Peake, OF Yorkshire. Lady
Joan is the daughter OF Adele.
Countess of Essex, and grand.
daughter OF Beach Grant, of New
York.
She is one Of the most popular OF
the younger set OF Mayfair, a prom.
inent sportswomsn, and an intimat tC
friend Of the younger members Of
the royal family. The announcement
ia Of interest to thousands OF Amer.
lean officers who visited London
during the war, when, with her
mother. Lady Joan was a hostess at
the famous Washington Inn. whcro
the Y. NJ. C. A. entertained Amer.
lean officers.
The Anthony League card party
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