The Washington times., 1922-04-15

Chevy Chase Club on Monday. fol-
lowing a paper chase, which will
start from the Riding and Hunt
Club at 10 o'clock that morning.
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Delegates 20 the Daughters Of the
American Revolution conference
day afternoon tea at the Congress
sional Club on April 2l /, at which
Mrs. Stanley Rinehart (Mary Roberts
Rinehart) will be the guest OF honor.
Mrs. Clifford Ireland and Mrs.
william Kopp win serve tea. As
sisting In the dining room win be
Mrs. Royal Johnson. Mrs. Albert
johnson. Mrs. Stanley Kunz,' Mrs.
Edward King, Mrs. Albert Jefferis,
Mrs. w. Frank James. Mrs. John
Kindred. and Mrs. Edgar Kiess.
Major and Mrs. Eugene Villaret
have given up their apartment in
Paris and are stopping at the
Hotel Cecilia before leaving for an
extensive trip of four months
through Algeria, Mororco, Italy,
France and England. They expect
TO return TO America in August.
Mrs. Villaret was Miss Abigail
Holman Harvey before her mar
rage.
Among the Tennessee delegates
who have arrived In Washington to
attend the ID. A. r. Congress are
Miss Mary Boyce Temple, OF Knox.
Vile, State regent of Tennessee; MRS.
Richard Yearwood, OF Knoxville,
State secretary; Mrs. Penelope ]. AL
len, Of Chattanooga, State historian;
Mrs. John Cantrell, Mrs. Walter
Allen, Miss Rosalind Ewing, Miss
Annie Grady, OF Chattanooga; Mrs.
Charles G. Gates. Mrs. j. II. Ander-
son, OF Knoxville. and Mrs. Charles
B. Bryan. Of Memphis.
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Lucien Powell to Speak.
hibited at the Arts Club the past
Relation to Washington Handicrafe
interests" at the Art Center, llo6
Connecticut avenue northwest. at IL
o'clock Monday morning. The pub
lie Is invited
Mrs Tiller ConvalescinE
After Long Illness.
Mrs. Theodore TilIer returned to
her home Thursday from the
George Washington Hospital where
she underwent an operation for
mastS,ditis five weeks ago. She
has been seriously I'll ever since,
though now fast convalescing. Mrs.
Tiller, who In president OF the Dis
trtct Of Columbia League OF Amerf-
can Penwomen and chairman of
the Authors Costume Carnival
Ball to be given of Friday, April Is,
at the Wardman Park Hotels will
be prevented from tskleg an active
part in the Biennial Convention of
the LEAGUE OF American Penwomen
s~veuse of her Illness, but the com
,nittee heads appointed by her viii
barry on the work in her absence,
Mrs. Tiller keeping in touch with
the plans, as chairman.
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Miss Eugenia McAusland. daughter
Of Mrs. Eugenia e. McAusland. OF
1929 Webster street northwest, was
married on April 10 to Howard Coon
Parmelee, OF New York. Mr.. Parm-
lee is a former president of the Color
ado School Of Mines, and is now
editor Of Chemical and Metallurgical
Engineering. Irwin Fellner, OF New
York, was best man, and Mrs. Row
ena Cartwright, OF Pueblo Col, a Sis
ter OF the bride, was matron of honor.
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev, Clarence Wise, Of
Baltimore. The wedding march was
played by Miss Mary Elizabeth
Tucker. a niece OF the bride
The brides gown was of cld-blue
Canton crepe. She carried a corsage
Of orchids and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Cartwright wore a gown OF
orange and brown pussywillow taft
feta and carried a bouquet of laven-
der sweet peas. The house was
decorated with pear blossoms, Jap
anese ounce, and palms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Psrmelee will be at
home in Yonkers, N. Y, after May 16.
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Mrs. Phillip Clancy, a member
OF the Western New York League
gate from that branch to the con-
Penwomen, to be held in Washing
ton, April 1928, is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Theodore Tiller. and will
the Penwoman activities.
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The annual May Ball, function
OF interest to Washington society
win be held at wardman Park Inn,
Thursday evening, May IL, by
S<onewall jackson Chapter, No. 20,
u. d. c. Of which Mrs. Albion
wilkins Tuck is president.
Mrs. Robert r. Hit has gone to
New York for a few days and Ia
stopping at the Ritz Carlton
Sonora Maria de Coronado, a promi-
nent woman of South America, and
for the past ten years resident of