Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-21
MiDs Powell to Wed
Mr.. Lewis in June.

MiSs Powell to Wed
MIR. Lewis In June.
Mrs. Ida May Powell announces
the engagement of her daughter
! Martha Portwood to Mr. Raymond
Daniel Lewis L. s. N The wedding
will take place Saturday afternoon,
June 9, at o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Constance r.
Smith and Mr.. Frank Z. Crane took
place at o'clock Saturday afternoon
in Christ Church. Alexandria. Va, the
pastor of the church officiating. The
bride was attended by Mrs. j. Henry
Brown of Alta Vista, Md, sister Of
the bridegroom. and his brother. Mr.
Thomas NJ. Crane of Randle High
lands was his beEt man.
A few friends witnessed the cere-
nony, after which Mr.. and Mrs Crane
left for wedding journey. After
June l they will be at home at 1906
A street southeast this city.
Mrs John Mock has issued invita-
tons to the members of the District
of Columbia branch of the League
of American Pen Women for recep-
} ton in honor of Mrs. Edward Nelson
D:ngley, Thursday afternoon, from
400 to $40 o'clock in her home at
26o1 Connecticut avenue.
American social workers who were
In France during and after the war
have been invited to reunion supper
at the home of Mrs. John Campbell
Forester, 1900 Rhode Island avenue.
Monday evening, May 81, to meet
Able Jean Violet, Mile. Annis Nouff-
lard and Mile. Lucille Cunpt OF Paris.
Mile. Lucille Sumpt is house guest of
Mrs. FORESTER during the national
conference of social work.
Only few tables are left for the
card and Mah-Jong party arranged
Frank Anderson for this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at the Women's City
Club. The party is for the benefit of
the Jefferson Memorial Fund. Those
having tables will take their cards
with them and those playing Nah
Jong will also use their own sets.
Mrs. Elkins, Mrs. Andrews and
Mrs. Hoes will assist in receiving the
guests and the prizes are donated by
Mrs. Andrews.
The hostesses at the soiree concert
OF the Washington Salon and United
evening at the Playhouse, 1914 n
street northwest, will be Mrs. Helen
Jean Paul Starr. Mrs. Ada w. Duncan
Mrs. Justina Rhea Way, Miss Rosebud
Miss Barbara Vrabek, Miss Louise
Evanson, Miss Elsie E. Thomas, Miss
Jessie NJ Townsend. Miss Margaret
E. Woodring, Miss Mary Hickey, Miss
Iva NJ. Macauley and Miss Edna B.
Duncan.
The guests of honor will be Miss
Marjorie Webster, who will briefly
speak on The Necessity OF Physical
Education; Col. John Temple Graves
who Is expected TO speak on Political
Developments Mr. Jim Ring. humor-
list. will speak on The Unconscious
Humor of Congress-" and Mr.. Vincent
Callahan, president of the Deadliae
Club, Will divulge The Secrets of the
Sanctum."
Musical and other entertainment
numbers will consist of tenor solos,
by Mr.. Louis Thompson; soprano
selections, by Miss Olga Marion Dun
Far, with Mrs. Louis Thompson at
the piano; ensemble and solo num-
bers by the Master Trio. consisting of
violinist. and George Finckel, 'cellist;
interpretive, rhythmic and ballet
dance numbers by Miss Alice Cush.
Miss Bessie Cush. Miss Margaret
Cush and Miss Money Cush, and Miss
Marjorie Webster, original readings
and monologues. The program will
be in charge of Mr.. Rudolph de Zapp,
have been extended to the leading
clubs and societies. particularly those
who are interested in the promotion
of the various art movements in this
city.
Mr., and Mrs. F. D.. NJ. Strachan of
Scotland have come to this country
for a visit and are in Washington, at
the Hamilton Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Waterman have
gone to New York, where they are