Evening star., 1922-12-09

gram Of music will b given at Clif-
ton. for which invitations have been
issued On account Of the limited
space IN the music room.
HoStesses for Open Day
At Red Cross Tomsrrow.
The Red Cross will keep open house
ters. on 18th street, from 10 o'clock in
the morning until I o'clock in the
afternoon. Mrs. NJ. X. Rockford will
be hostess for the day. assisted by
Mrs: J. Arthur Jefrers. Miss Mittie
burke ana Miss Caroline Hendrick.
wick Hall. Lawrenceville, Va, and Of
New York and Philadelphia, enter
tanned q dinner company Of fourteen
last evening At the Hotel shoreham.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller, president of
the District Of Columbia branch Of
the league of American Pen Women,
has arranged luncheon for the debu-
tantes OF this season for Wednesday,
when s,iH she win entertain in honor Of
popular young girls Of her acquaint-
ance, having the luncheon In the din
Ing room Of tho League Of American
Pen Women clubhouse. on H street.
Mrs. Tiller has planned for several
enjoyment and amusement of the
guests. Mrs. Louis N. Geldert, ma
tional president Of the League of
American Pen Women. will read from
her own works extracts which will
also member Of the league. will give
several poems and little Miss Opal
Whiteley. herself a girl, will be
among the guests and will speak
The Chaumont Unit Of the Ameri-
can Women's Legion Is giving a card
party. tea and book sale in the ball
room Of the Washington Barracks
Club Monday at 2:30 o'clock pm. The
ballroom. decorated with flags and
flowers from the barracks conserya-
such an affair. Card games will stop
at 4:45 o'clock, when tea will be
served and the guests welcomed by
the president of the legion. Mrs. W.
L Finley. assisted by Mrs. Albert N.
Unit; Mrs. J. Mayhem Wainwright and
Mrs. Edward r. McGlachlin During
tea music will be furnished by the
Washington Barracks Band.
Books will be on sale in the ball
room for those Of the guests desiring
Mrs. ". R. smedberg. jr. 1910
wyoming avenue. is chairman Of
books and tables.
4AI. ~. ~ oiAHCH6rO Will De the guest
OF honor and speaker At the tea given
by the women's City Club tomorrow
afternoon. his subject being Auto
Gypsying in the Black Hills" Miss F.
+. Stiles will be hostess. assisted by
Mrs. V. r. Speel. Miss Hope X.
Thompson. Judge O'Toole. Miss Mar
garet Patch and Miss Louise Pat
tison. Mrs. Mary A. Whftefleld will
pour, assisted by Mrs. Blanchard.
The third annual ball Of the Philip
pine Collegians OF this city will be
given January l, and committees have
been appointed to make the neces-
sary preparations for the occasion.
Miss Josselyn Giffen will be the
hostess at the Sunday afternoon tea
at the Arts Club tomorrow, and as
sisting will be Miss Bodmer, Miss
Henneman, Miss Newell. Miss Porter.
Miss Rhodes, Miss Yard and the
Misses Stitt.
Mr. John A. Stewart. Andrew B.
Humphrey and Miss Amelia D. Camp
bell. representatives Of the Sulgrave
Institution Of New York. will arrive
in Washington on Monday. to be pres
ent at the ceremonies At Mount YER
non in the planting Of two trees. An
oak and an elm. sent from Sulgrave.
England, in memory OF George and
Martha Warrington. The representa-
tives will be at the Shoreham. and the
party will leave the hotel at 10 am.
Tuesday for Mount Vernon.
Mr.. William T. Budd of Whining
ton, Del. Is in Washington for a few
days, and is at the Burlington Hotel.