Evening star., 1922-09-30


den Club of America, ana q number
of tho Warrington committee Tor the
meeting here this month. Of which
Mr.. Leon Do Jean, delegate from
Haiti now in this country, enter
tanned few guests at luncheon yes
terday at the New willard.
Commander and Mrs. Charles Maiden
Oman have as guests the sisters of
Mrs. Oman, Mrs. Ralph Jones and Mrs.
Neal McClaren, who motored to WASH
ington from Fishkill. N. Y. They will
remain here for about q week. and
there will be several dinner parties
and other events arranged for them.
Miss Ruby Renee Ridenhower. for
merly Of Vienna. ILL.,, and MT. Paul
Epiphany Church. the rector. Rev. Or.
James p. Freeman, officiating. The
Frederick K. SWEET, was unattended
and wore q gown Of white georgette
crepe. made with long side draperies.
q low waist line. She wore q small
light brown velvet hat and q corsaes
bouquet OF orchids and lilies Of the
valley. Mr. Torovsky. organist Of the
church. gave q short program pre-
ceding the ceremony.
ly after the ceremony. and will be at
home after October 15 at ab2e Con-
necticut avenue.
Miss Baupre. aunt Of the bride, came
from her home in Vienna for tho
wedding.
Mr.. Elmer SchlesinGer Of the United
States Shipping Board has returned
to Washington from an extended stay
IN Chicago and has an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Annette Ashford and Miss Anne
Ashford gave an informal buffet sup
per with dancing last evening for q
number OF midshipmen who are re-
turning to the Naval Academy after
their leave.
Sonora Maria Teresa Grajalos de
Goinez, accompanied by seneorita
Elvira Goinez Grajalos and Signor
Luis Gomez Grajalos. Of Bogota, CO.
lombia. Is on an extended visit in
Washington and is staying at the Lee
House.
Commander and Mrs. John H. Tow
ers are arriving In Washington, after
an absence Of some time, during
which the former WAS stationed in
Florida. and will take possession .of
their residence, 1716 10th street, which
Mrs. De Bree Higgins has zone to
Baltimore. where she is visiting Mrs.
Thomas c. Coleman, in her home, in
Ruxton.
Mai: Harry G. Bartlett, U. s. NJ. c.,
and Mrs. Bartlett have returned to
Washington from Gaithersburg, Nd,
where they spent the summer.
Arts Club Sunday Teas
Commence Tomorrow.
The Arts Club will resume its Sun
day afternoon teas for the season,
commencing tomorrow. when the
president OF the Arts Club and Mrs.
Bush-Brown will receive the mem
bers and their guests between 4:30
and $50 o'clock. They will be as
sisted by Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs.
Stanwood Cobb. Mrs. William B. Mar
bury. Mrs. Edgar H. Scott. Mrs
George Merrill, Mrs. Ethel Hoffman
Kane and Miss Lydia Bush-Brown Of
New York.
Mr. Robert c. Morris Of New York.
recently appointed agent for the
United States before the American
German mixed claims commission,
was the guest of honor at a dinner
given in the Pompeiian room of the
Lee house last night by Miss Ellen Il.
Newton. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward F. Colladay.
Miss Mabel Dill will give a talk on
Efficient Thinking" at 1929 H street,
at Sis o'clock Monday evening. Ali
members Of the Pen Women's League
are invited to attend. Mrs. Theodore
Tiller, District president Of the Pen
Women's League, will introduce Miss
Dill.
Ana2ng those who have taken ta-
bles Tor bridge at the carnival and
moonlight fete to be given at Penn
broke Park the afternoon and even
Ing OF October are: Mrs, George
NJ. Young, Mrs. Eugene Jacobsen, Mrs.
c. E. Hawley, Mrs. Lyman SWORN
stead. Mrs. James Mcclenahan. Mrs.
Peter Drury. sr; Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith. Mrs: William F. Dennis. Mrs.
Cardwell. Mrs. Laura a. Bradley, Mrs.
Daniel w. Prentiss and Mrs. Charles
Jacobsen. sr. Mrs. Charles Cecil Of
1925 18th street northwest. who Is
assisted by Miss Patton, is in charge
of reservations.
Mrs. P. H. Clark and Miss Clemens
Of st. Louis are in Washington for
the season and have taken a suite
at the Powhatan.
Tho women's City Club will keep
open house during the two-week drive
for membership. beginning Monday,
and tea will be served every after
noon from to 5:45 o'clock to mem.
bers and prospective members accom-
panying them. Mrs. Harold P. Parks
will be the hostess on Monday after
noon.