The Washington times., 1922-12-04

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Tarbell Howard, George ruTHlah'
Francis Furman. Daniel Tahey. hex
Kessler. Vincent Tompkins. Philip
Clarke. Rhydon Latham. Richard
Gieb. Francis Sands. Parks snip
ley and Franklin Zantzinger.
DR.. and Mrs, Paul L. Joachim en-.
Itertained at dinner yesterday In
honor of Lieutenant Geottge, Lieu
tenant Sanderson, Lieutenant Liver
wedge. and Lieutenant Palmer. OF the
Quantico marine football team.
DR.. ana MrA. Joachim. Miss Re
becca Ulial and Lieut.. Frank Schiit
were among the he'Washingtonians at.
tending the Army Marine game at
Baltimore on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. sylvanus Stokes. tr..
who have been at the Ambassador
Hotel. New York. have returned to
Washington and are at their new
homo in Massachusetts avenue.
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The American Association OF
University, Women has issued In
vitations for the official opening
of the national Headquarters and
club at 1854 street on Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock.
Riding Exhibition At -.
Fort Myer to Be Gala Event.
Plans are being worked out for
the annual riding exhibition to be
held at Fort Myer next Saturday
afternoon. The fete will be held
In the post riding hall. and will
start promptly at 2:so o'clock. Music
will be- furnished by the members
of the Third Cavalry, Band. The
proceeds win be used for the work
Of the Army Relief Society. FOL
lowing the riding demonstration,
tea will be served in the post ad'
ministration building.
Tho army relief Is an organiza-
ton that cares for the widows and
orphans of officers and enlisted
men Of the army.
The show viii consist OF spec.
tacular riding by the various troops
Of the Third Cavalry. The feature
of the evening will be the tandem
driving by Troop G.. Close order
drill by Troop 4. and the rough
riding by Troop F.. The artillery
win furnish plenty OF thrills with
its drill. Battery F Of the Second
Field Artillery will exhibit 1t this
performance.
Officers in charge Of the ride
are: Col. William c. Rivers, post
commandant: Maj. c. p. George,
Second Field Artillery; Maj George
8. Patton. Of the Third Cavalry;
Capt. Charles Wharton. post adju.
Second Field Artillery, and Lieut..
J. B. Patterson, Of the cavalry.
Tickets may be secured from the
post adjutant by calling West 1000.
"The Long March" is the subject
upon which Mrs. Maude Wood Park,
president Of the National League Of
Women Voters, will speak at the
monthly forum luncheon OF the
Women's City Club on Saturday.
December 3, at o'clock. Mrs.
Parks spent several months prior to
November 0 tn the states west Of
the Mississippi river. from the Twin
Cities TO San Francisco and back
again by way Of almost every State,
urging women to do their duty In
the election. This is the Long
March" Of which she will speak, and
II promises to be a most interesting
meeting.
Among those who will be present
are: Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunning.
ham, Mrs. Edward p. Costigan. Mrs.
George +. Eastment. Mrs. Laura A.
Bradley, Mrs. Basil Manly. Mrs.
William E. Chamberlin and Mrs.
Laura Williams.
The membership committee Of the
Women's City Club will give a card
party, bridge and five hundred, on
he afternoon and evening of Tucs-
day. December s. Those N chargn
are Mrs. Harold Paul Parks, Mrs.
Frances Ferce Stratton. Miss Olive
Beatty. Miss Mabel Hiatt. Mrs. o.
e. Hunt. Mrs, Harwood Read. Mrs.
George w. Eastment. Mrs. Laura
A. Bradley, Mrs. Edgar Brown,
Mrs. George Kicker. and Mrs. Ellis
Meredith. Play will begin at 2 In
the afternoon and in the evening,
and II open to both men and
women.
Mrs. Winifred Mason Huck. Con-
gresswoman from Illinois, and Sec
retary DENLY. Of the Navy. will be
speakers and luncheon guests of the
~enticth S'Shtuiy Siuu meat Auui o
day at the Cosmos Club.
s.
At . meeting Of the Flanders
Field unit. A. w. L.. plans for
the coming bridge and 300" party.
to be held at the Chastleton apart
ment. on Wednesday. December s.
from 2:30 to 4:30 o'clock. were com.
pleted. Mrs. James johnson Is
chairman of the entertainment.
Her assistants will be announced
later. Tickets can be obtained
from Mrs. johnson at the Chas;le-
ton or Miss Rosemarye Coleman
Bales at the Moulton.
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Mrs. Howard Lincoln Hodgkins.
Miss Elizabeth 'Peet, Mrs. J. =.
Tyree, Mrs. Dewitt C. Croissant,
Miss Emile White and Miss A.
Louise Galeski will be the hostesses
at the next meeting of the Colum-
bian Women Of George Washington
University, at which Justice Fred
erick l.. Siddons. Of the Supreme
1 I'LL.