Evening star., 1922-05-05
Society
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Itow. who win interpret some Of the
| characteristic dances OF. Japan.
Mra John Mock and Miss, BYRD
Mock will entertain informally. at q
| tea dance at Mrs. Mock's reaidence.
1851 Connecticut avenue. tomorrow
afternoon. No cards have been sent
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An interesting wedding was that on
Wednesday of Miss Agnes Lucille
johnson Of Washington to Mr.. Frank
Bruce Bryan of Cherrydale. Va. Tne
ceremony took place at the home OF
the bridesroom's father, and was per-
formed BY DIR. James Shera Mont
gomery, pastor Of Calvary Methooast
Church, Washington. and chaplain OF
the House of Representatives. among
other distinguished guests present
Brig. Gen. Sawyer. physician to Pres.
ident Harding. who Is relative OF
the bridegroom.
Mrs. W. Harry Brown has returned
to her apartment, at 1885 Massachu-
setts avenue, from q. short visit In
her home In Pittsburgh and IN New
York.
! Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. chair.
man Of the executive COMMITTEES OF
the postponement Of the Cathedral
pageant to Wednesday, May 10, on
account Of the heavy rains OF the past
two days, which has made proper
rehearsals and a satisfactory per
4 A. Ott
performances OF the pageant will be
| given on Wednesday. in the AFTER
| noon at 4 o'clock and in the evening
at $40 o'clock, on the athletic neid
in the Cathedral close. the execo.
| tive committee desires to say tnas
at the Wednesday performances.
Mrs Forrest. director OF the
! pageant, announces full dress re-
hearsal Of all pageant .participants
for Monday evening at O'CLOCK on
the athletic field.
Miss Margaret Tenant steed, who
| spent q month as the guest OF mrs.
Muriel Lynch at Wardman Park
Hotel. left the first Of the week for
her home in Los Angeles. &c s.-on Ohio.
will come Sunday to visit Mrs. Lynch
at Wardman Park Hotel.
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske is
at the Hotel Astor. New York, Tor
few days.
Mrs. Thomas d. Whyte entertained
at luncheon at the University CIuo
! for Mrs. James Howard and MRS.
Harry Bancroft, both Of Detroit, Mich.
DR.. Sara Lee Young and Miss Eu-
| genia Young of Danvhle, Ky, who
were delegates to the Pen Womens 8
League conference, at Wardman Park
Hotel, are staying at the New Will
| lard for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles X. McClatchy
and Miss Eleanor McClatchy of Sacra-
mento. Calif., are at the Powhatan.
| Carnival and Dance
For French Orphans.
! A delightful feature of the old
| Frances carnival, which will be hefo
| at the New Willard tomorrow after
noon and evening, for the beneht OF
| French war orphans, will be the art
| lists cabaret, the decorations Tor
which are being made especially oy
Mortimer Clark, who has just re-
turned from France. The tea will ne
In charge of Mme. Everwijn, wife OF
the minister from the Netherlands;
Nine. dc Dodoy, Nine. and Miss Dy-
mont and tho Misses Heilmann
Among the entertainers will be Mrs
Jeanne Benedict better known as
Renaissance Theater in Paris. Groups
from Miss Hawkes. dancing school
| will also take part, while arrange
J ments have been made for a widely
| varied entertainment. in which many
other persons of talent will partici-
pate.
| Arrangements have been made by .
number Of prominent social leaders
to entertain at dinner Saturday even
ing and take their guests to the car
nival. The demand for tickets has
Countess d'Audiffret, chairman Of the
executive COMMITTEES in charge Of ar
| rangements, as we'll as Mrs. William
James Monro. vice chairman; Mr.. Mi
ton E. Allies, treasurer. and other
members Of the committee arc can
hdent Of the success OF tho carnival.
Mrs. Emma Look SCOTT, author and
poetess, Of Nashville. Tenn. will well
Saturday night the historic red vel
vet gown worn by Mrs. Andrew Jack
son. jr. dAughter-in-law of President
House. Mrs. Scott was g. delegate te
the recent convention OF the Per
Women's League which was held ir
Washington.
Mrs. Phillip Clancy. acting as hostess
president Of the District of Columbis
branch Of the League of American
Pen Women. entertained at luncheon
yesterday at "The Hoot O. the Owl,
at the clubhouse Of the Pen W Women OF
H street, having a. her guests: Mrs
Bertha Lincoln aeustis. president oi
the Los Angeles branch OF the league
Mrs. Louis N. GeldArt, newly elected
national president Of the league; Mrs
William Woln Smith. Miss Mafgars,
Morrison, NrA Hal Smith, MrA Elmer.
son, Mrs. James Orme. Mrs. d. L
Stock, ME- Josie .HarEell and Mrx 3.
Townsend.
Leading society women ana well
known men, constituting the board OF
governors Of the Washington Salon
and United Arts Society at a meeting
last night completed arrangement
for q free tuition French class fol
take place tomorrow evening between
I 7:15 and o'clock at the salons
French school at 1413 H street. More
than 800 students, including many
members of resident and official SO.
ciety are attending the seven classes
now in operation. Enrolment in the
school carries with it membership in
about 500 members and Of which
President Harding, Vice President
Coolidge, Gen. Pershing and many
other noted men and women art
honorary patrons.
| Mrs. J. W. Churchill, Erie. p
mother OF Capt H. W. Churchill
U. 8. A, is q guest at the Burlinetoa
Hotel
AmonH the women Of the con.
gressional group from the southern