Evening star., 1922-12-12
Society
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s. A.; Capt. D. S. Seaton. U. 8. A.:
Cspt Richard II. Leigh. U. s. N: Maj.
Otto M. Lawrence. Mr.. Paul Wooton.
Erwin.
Maj Gen. H. P. Mccain. u. g. A.. and
year Admiral Joseph L Jayne. U. 8.
present.
Maj. James A. Ulio. executive off,
Ger of the adjutant general. will
vania Society reception in the New
Willard Hotel tonight. Boxes have
been reserved for wounded soldiers
from Pennsylvania now in the local
hospitals, The principal speaker at
the meeting will be Senator David
a: Reed OF Pennsylvania. who will be
the guest of honor. George OCon-
nor.' well known baritone. will rem
der several selections. which will be
followed by dancing, with music fur
nished by the Keystone Orcheztra.
Among those who have taken boxes
At reaary the reception are ,ssa sseretary Of
tary of Labor James J. Davis. United
States Senator and Mrs. David A.
Reed. Mrs. Mary Scott Townsend. Mrs.
W. Harry Brown. Representative and
Mrs. Guy Campbell. Representative
and Mrs. Anderson II. Walters, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Samuel A. Ken
dali. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard s. Reeside
and Col. and Mrs. Herbert J. Slocum.
The reception line will include Mai.
James A. lilo, who will make intro
ductions: Senator and Mrs. David A.
Reed. Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
James J. Davis: Representative and
kal1
Slocum. Mrs. w. Harry Brown. Mrs.
Fl: Wilfred Du Puy. Mrs. Henry w.
Watson. Mrs. Samuel A. Kendall. Mrs.
Adam NJ Wyant and Mrs. Anderson
II. Walters. Admission will be by
membership card or guest cards only.
which may be secured from the sec
retary.
Miss Adelia Burdine and Mr.. Michael
j. Downey were married in the rec
tory of St Aloysius Church Saturday
morning. only members of the imme-
diate families witnessing the cere-
mony. Miss Adele Jonscher acted as
bridesmaid and Mr.. Raymond J. Nc
Awhinney az best man. The couple
left Immediately for Florida and Cuba
and will be at home to their friends
after January l. at 1929 Sd street
northwest. Miss Burdine is a gradu-
ate Of Holy Cross Academy and very
popular In the young set. and MI.
Downey is connected with the Parker
BraWner Company OF this city.
Capt F. L. Shef7ield. L. S. A.: Mrs.
Sheffield and their two daughters have
taken apartments at the Burlington
Hotel for the winter.
Mrs. Daniel Lathrop of Concord. Mass.
the we'll known writer Of chidren's
stories. Is in Washington over the win
ter and has an apartment at the
Grafton.
Mrs. c. H. Stockton will not observe
her usual Wednesday afternoon at home
tomorrow.
Mrs. William Clark Taylor will be
the guest Of honor and speaker at the
subscription dinner Of the Womens City
Club tomorrow evening. his subject be-
ing Your Money and How to Invest
IT. Miss Hope K. Thompson will also
speak on her experience at The Hague
while attending the sessions of the Nor
wegian claims commission Among the
guests will be: Miss Rohleder. Mrs An
drews. Miss /. NJ. Meyers, Mrs. l.. p.
Swormstedt. Miss Leavitt. Miss G.. F.
Leonard. Miss H. c. Hausmer. Miss l..
Randall, Miss II. French. Miss l.. NJ.
Berrien. Miss F. +. Stiles. Miss F.. S.
Hoff. Miss Olive Beatty. Miss Mary o.
Beckham, Miss Bertha Henderson. Miss
X. Vail. Mrs. F. d. Hall, Mrs. Marie
Lawyer. Miss Hazel Swift, Mrs NJ F..
Black. Miss Watt. Miss G f. Bolomon,
Miss H. NJ. Barbour. Judge Mary O'Toole
and DR.. Josephine Baird.
Under distinguished patronage the
benefit being held at the home Of Mrs
Campbell Forester was opened yes
terday. Many articles of rare in
terest have been placed on sale.
Among the contributions made by
Mrs. Forester. herself. are cartoons
which appeared in Berlin at the
opening of the Franco Prussian war;
q poem in manuscript by Samuel
Taylor Coleridge. valuable drawings;
an antique Swiss watch and a coll
lection of coins. A beautiful pastel
by Stickney: canvas by dis
tinguished artist of the Dutch school
and a piece of Japanese embroidery
are among the other articles placed
on sale. The bridge tables proved
to be very popular during the after
noon. Tea was served after the
games The benefit will be continued
tomorrow.
Miss Hope Palmer OF Lakewood is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward s.
Duvall at their home in Bencroft
place. Miss Palmer is Mrs. Duvalrs
sister.