The Washington herald., 1922-02-07
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pOftcu pOnu lily WIN iOnE .ElkNer
stems. and pearl and diamond Srna-
ments.
Mrs. Zimmerman. Of Baltimore.
wore ashandsome, black seduin tu-
mic over sapphire blue charmeuse.
georgette crepe over silver cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta who
are spending some time IN Pitts
burgh. are expected to return to
Washington about February is, and
will be At the willard Hotel
Leo Sager, recently attached to
the Swedish Legation. and his wife,
who have just arrived IN Washing
ton have taken an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Homer Hoch, wife OF Repre-
sentative Hoch. of Kansas. will be
st home Informally this afternoon
from to at her residence. 1884
Monroe street,
p. r. Price. OF New York. Is stay.
ing at the wardmsn Park Hotel for
;, fewSdsys, =
DR.. and Mrs. ID. II. Andreae. sof
the Netherlands Legation, are be.
Ing congratulated on the birth of a
daughter. born yesterday morning.
William Fl. Pierce. OF baltimore.
Is at Wardmans Park Hotel for a
brief stay.
The Wells College women enter
tAined at a luncheon at the Grace
Dodge Hotel yesterday. The guest
OF honor was President Kerr Dun
can Macmillan. Other guests in
Guided Miss Davenport. OF New
York; Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps and
others from Annapolis and Balti-
more as well as from Washington.
Mrs. Mitchell Carroll presided as
hostess.
Princess Ghika was a luncheon
hostess at the Shoreham yesterday.
entertaining a party of ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene A. Jones
have returned to their, home in
Ocean City after a visit to WASH
lOi HnCi as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Snod-
grass in Sixteenth street..
At a business meeting Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia League of Ameri-
at $50 y. M, the national presi-
dent of the organization will pre-
seat plans for the coming national
convention.
G. W. de Lyon Nichols, who for
the past ten years has come from
New York to act as umpire on the
dtbutante beauties at the Southern
Relief Ball. is varying his program
this season. and is at Charleston,
IS c. TO attend the st. Cecilia Ball
on Thursday evening.
Invitations for the Pan American
tea. which was to be given by Mrs.
Oxford Pinchot on Tuesday after.
noon, have been recalled owing to
death in the family OF Mr.. Pin
chot. This tea was TO have been
n preliminary to the Pan American
conference Of women, which has
been called by the National League
OF Women Voters. and was planned
in order to bring together the
Latin-Americans living in Washing
ten. members OF the women's aux
ilisry committee of the Pan Ameri-
can Scientific Congress and men,
bers of the league.
The huge CANVASS by Della Hugo
will be exhibited at the women's
City Club for several days begin
ming with today. A lecture on the
pictures. with lantern slides. will be
given at the club tomorrow evening
at o'clock. The huge war pictures,
which nave been shown all over Eu-
rope. are called, The Menace OF
Europe"
J. c. oLoughlin. Of New York. is
making visit in Washington. stay
ing at Wardman Park Hotel
William. H. Saunders f. chair
man and w. E Hutton. vice chsir-
man Of the following reception
committee for the seventh annual
Mardi Gras ball to be given hv
Washington Camp. No. sos, Sons of
Confederate Veterans, at the Re-
leigh Hotel. Thursday evening,
February 2s. Hugh Brewster, Harry
F. Carey, james c. Davenport p
Walton Moore. Maj. Wallace Strea-
tor. George B. Willis. A. Leftwicb
Sinclair. Wade H. Cooper, James
o'Connor and J. Roy Price.
Claude n. Bennett is chairma N
and DR.. F. NJ. Lewis, vice chair
man OF the floor committee: John
A. Chumbly. D. Edward Clarke, Lee
]. Crandsll, Frank L. De Vane,
Maj. E. w. r. Ewing, F. r. Fra
vel, G. l.. Garrison. Benton w.
Gordon. Max E. Kahn, Emmett NJ,
Key. r. E. Morgan. Thomas e.
Neill. J. E. Haltigan, Clarence n
Churchman. +. S. Plowman, r. b,
Rosson and p. I. Lowd.
Arrangements for the ball are
being made by the following COM
mittee: Elgin H. Blalock, chairman:
Frank F. Conway. George T. Raw,
Inns, ]. A. kephart and Harry
Hughes. ,-- 49,
The newly elected spofisor. Mss
Louise Mattingly, and maid of
honor, Miss Mabel SteagalI, dauxh-
ter of Representative Steagall, Of
Alabama, will be in charge of the