The Washington times., 1922-02-25
"A CHRONICLE or EVENTS
M NJ SIDE t.6HLS ON TIE men
WASHlNGTON.S COMPLEX AND

; ernors. Col. Sherman Moreland. Mrs.
Harrison Dixon, w. L. Saunders ana
Miss Jean Stephenson, though
Colonel Moreland was prevented by
illness from attending.
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Mrs. Robert r. Dalgleish. presi.
dent of tho Rubenstein Club and
chairman of the Capital district OF
the National Federation Of Music
Clubs, gave q luncheon yesterday at
the Hadlsigh for Miss Cecil Frankei,
Of Los Angeles, Cal, national chair
man of the extension department.
tour in behalf Of extension work.
The guests invited to meet her were
Mrs. Howard M. Blandy, Charles r.
Wengerd, Mrs. William r. Benham,
Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham, c. X.
Bartlett, Mrs. Frank b. Lord, Mrs.
Rollin Bond. Mrs. Walter +. Hilton.
Mrs. Eugene Byrnes and Mrs. M.
Martin kallman.
Miss Lena Hitchcock, daughter Of
Mrs. j. N. Speel. who has been
making q series OF visits In New
York and Boston, will return 10
Washington next week. Miss kath-
ryn Hitchcock is at Camp Jack.
son. Ky.
Congressman and Mrs. Ira c. Cop
ley will entertain at dinner tonight.
There will be sixteen guests.
Mrs. ]. Irving Steele had .
luncheon today at the Shoreham for
Mrs. Robert II. Thomas, Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Major Stuart w. Cramer. who
went to Philadelphia to attend the
Assembly ball on Friday, has been
stopping at the Believue-Stratford.
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Comdr. and Mrs. George Leonard
Smith will give a dinner. tonight for
Mrs. Harmon Smith. who 10 visiting
htem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Randall
Hagner, jr.. OF City Point. Va. whose
marriage took place In Richmond.
Va, Thursday. have come to Wash
ington and are staying at Wardman
Park Hotel. The bride was formerly
Miss Mary Brent Witt. daughter Of
Mrs. Mariana Foster Witt and the
late Judge Samuel b. Witt.
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Miss Margaret Cragin Flaherty. Of
Portland, Ne, who Is attending Trim
ity College. was hostess at a lunch.
con at the shoreham today IN
honor Of Miss Marion King, who II to
be one Of next seasons debutantes.
Other guests we're Miss Marie
Fischer, OF Evansville. Ind: Miss
Evelyn Whitman, Of Erie. Pa. and
Miss Loretta Rank. Of Hollywood,
Cal.
The Art Center announces in its
Monday morn ng series an illus
trated lecture on THE Philosophy
OF Chinese Art compared to Eu-
rope" by William Gates of the
Mayan Society. Carnegie Institution
OF Washington. Mr.. Gates will show
one Of the three known Tibetan
wall paintings in the United States.
The lecture will be on Monday
necticut avenue. and the public is
invited.
The City Of Washington League
OF American Pen Women has an
nounced the Princess Cantacuzene
as the guest Of honor and speaker
at the regular Sunday afternoon
tea, to be given tomorrow from
to Z O'Clock at the national head.
quarters. 1922 II street An un.
usually attractive musical feature
has been planned, with Lieut.. Jean
j. I.abat OF the French embassy
as the vocalist, and Mrs. John
Gable. wife Of Congressman Cable
OF Ohio, at the piano.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. wickersham
will be at the tea table. assisted by
Miss Jane Grey Syme, Mrs. L. s.
Mayer. Miss Mabel Louise White.
and Miss Elizabeth Hyde.
s.
The former Secretary OF War and
Mrs. Lindley Garrison, wro are stay.
ing at the shorehan,. entertained
there at luncheon yesterday.
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The members OF the College wo.
mems Club, representing the Uni
versities OF Michigan, Minnesota
and Wisconsin, will be hostesses
at a tea next Monday afternoon
from to o'clock. at the club
house. 1922 street. Mrs b. M.
Manly, president of the club; Miss
hdIollne Mayer, group chairman,
and Victor g. Vaughn, the guest
OF honor, will receive. Mrs.
James G. Cunning and Mrs. w. II.
Howard will preside at the tea IA.
bic. Others assisting are: Miss
Claribel Barnett. Miss Angie Beck.
with, Miss Fanny Barnett, Miss
Jane Harvey. Miss Sophronia Ste
vens. Mrs. d. A. Quincy, Mrs.
Lewis w. Austin, Mrs. r o. Nc.
Bride. Mrs. w. 8. Rogers, Miss
Phoebe Howell. Miss Mabel A. Keb.
Ter. Mrs. II. c. Taylor, Mrs. VIII.
liam Hard, Miss Laura Ellen Var.
ran, Mrs. D. N. Shoemaker. Miss
L. Radford. Miss Edna q. Nc.
Naughton. Miss Helen G. Enches,
Mrs. John Earl Walker and Miss
Laura Madeline McClintock.
At o'clock DR.. Victor c..
Vaughn, chairman OF the medical
sciences section Of the national re.
search council and former dem OF
the medical department of the Uni
versity OF Michigan. will speak.
A second presentation of The
Bachelors Reflections" will be
given by Chapter Il Of p. e. O., at
he T.