Evening star., 1922-01-26

21.anton :. Peelle. Judge Mary O'Toole,
s Suase kathryn Sellers Miss NJ. Pearl
Helen E. Jamison. miss Sheldon Jack !.
| son: Mrs. Edwin c. Dutton, Miss Mia
! r: Allen. Miss Katherine r. Pike. Miss
harriet Freebey. Miss Laura Ellen
nvoistead. Miss Edna J. Sheehy, Misc
sEif,ansth sni,a G Harris. Miss Emily A.
Laura M Berrien, Miss Mary e. Laird
and Miss Maud F'elIheimer.
Mrs. Severance, Miss Giilett, Mrs,
Mussey and Judge Sellers spoke.
Mr.. Lew Wallace, jr., grandson Of
! the author OF Ben -Hur," who has
Just been appointed director OF saw
inss or the Treasury Department, en-
tcrtained at the Shoreham last night
at dinner.
Miss Phyllis Maar, who is on her
way south. will spend the rest Of this
week as the guest Of Miss Fay Bren-
nan at the Hotel Harrington.
Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes Wa. the
hostess at a luncheon Of eight yestsr.
day, when she had as her guests Mrs.
william %. Chamberlin, Mrs. Cabot
Stevens Mrs. William b. Hardy, Mrs.
Georse +. Bowerman, Mrs. William
Atnerton Du Puy. Mrs. Hamlin e.
660Es"eii 6Urs and Miss Elisa Pope Van
A<I
the national headquarters of the
League OF American Pen Women.
Mrs: D. 1. Wing viii entertain the
supper at her home. 1929 18th street.
tomorrow evening. when Miss Edna
hrezee OF New York city will be the
guest Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Bridrman of
| cape Town. South Africa, are guests
at the Powhatan.
Miss Lillian williamson, director for
the District Of Columbia for the Gem
eral Federation Of Women's Clubs.
entertained at = luncheon yesterday
at the clubhouse Of the League Of
| American Pen Women, in honor Of
Mrs. Thomas g. Winter. president Of
tne General Federation Of Women's
CUBS; having 40 her other guests
Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman, chair.
man applied education, a department
OF the general federation: Miss Ida
Hanord, director general federation
headquarters. and Dr.. Lsnna Meanes.
with Woman's Foundation for Health,
Public Welfare, General Federation.
Mr.. W. s. Pinney Of Connecticut is
at their residence, at 1867 Parkwood
place.
Tomorrow evening at z o'clock the
| Washington Alumnae Of Kappa Alpha
anniversary Of Founders day Of the
Kappa Alpha Theta, with q dinner
at the Grace Dodge Tea House. Mrs
Paul Kaufman. 2Sl0 r street north
west, is in charge.
Every available box. including two
| fok Nv
prominent Pennsylvanians for Wv
| ernor's night meeting OF tho Penn
| sylvania Society Of Washington, in
night.
Among the box holders are the Sec
retary. Of the Treasury. Undersecre-
| tary of State and Mrs. Henry p.
Fletcher, First Assistant Postmaster
General and Mrs. Hubert Work. for
mer Commissioner of Forestry and
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot. Representative
and Mrs. Samuel A. Kendall. Repre-
Representative and Mrs. Charles r.
Adam NJ. wyant. Representative and
Mrs Anderson II. Walters, Represent
atiye and Mrs. William H. Kirkpat-
rick. Representative and Mrs; Clar.
and Mrs. George Mesta Of Pitts
burgh. A special box is being re-
served for the Governor Of Pennsyl-
vania and Mrs. William c, Sproul.
Representative Fred B. Gsrnsrd will
have as his guest the Aeolian Male
Quintet and Mrs. Lillian Hunsicker,
who will give q number Of musical
selections during the evening.
Gov. William c. Eproul Of Pennsyl-
vania will be the honor guest and will
deliver the principal address. He will
be introduced by Representative N.
Clyde Kelly. president Of the So
ciety.
The reception line will be In charge
of Mrs. Howard g. Reestde and Will
include Mrs. w. c. Sproul, Miss Alsa
Mellon. daughter of the Secretary of
the Treasury; Mrs. James J. DAVIS,
Mrs. George Wharton Pepper, Mrs
Henry p. Fletcher. Mrs. Hubert Work,
Mrs. James NJ. Beck, Mrs. Clifford Pin
chot, Mrs. Samuel A, Kendall, Mrs
Harris J. Bixler. Mrs. Charles r. Con-
nell, Mrs. Adam Wyant, Mrs. Ander-
son H. Walters, Mrs. William Kirk
patrick, Mrs. Clarence ID. Coughfin
and Mrs. George Mesta.
Mrs. Lansing to Preside
At Meeting Tomorrow.
Mrs. Robert Lansing, president OF
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