Evening star., 1923-12-04

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Iaughter Miss Muriel Eleanor Gray.
men Cordova, Mile. Nina Diamanta-
-pouloss Mr.. and Mrs. Merchant Ma
money, Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Jencks.
" iss 1cnevleve Rusk, the secretary
qanoneo one Greek legation, Mr., Diaman-
66erInan embassy, Baron Plessen; Mr..
Donalu Chamberlain. Mr.. Eugene
Insllsh, Mr.. Russell White, Mr.
1Sopert Ash. Mr.. Peterson, Mr. Henri
Nersant, Mr.. Rohrer and Mr.. Fred
erok Stevens.
representative Ernest Alderman
anu ms FAMILY have come to Wash
lnston for the winter and have taken
al apartment at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr. Charles Moore will be the honor
guest at an informal reception to-
morrow evening. given by the De-
Partment Of Fine Arts of the District
federation of Women's Clubs. The
reception will precede an Illustrated
foG.ure by Mr.: Moore, on the Trans
toIInation of Washington" The lee
lure viii be given at $3.50 O'Clock, at
me General Federation of Women's
Clubs, 1884 street.
Mrs. Robert A. Gibb announces the
engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Lorraine h. Watt. to Mr. Irving j
Sensstack. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
SeHSStdck, ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Derrick of I.it11a
mountain. n. q, announce the mar
rage of the latter's sister. Mrs Carrie
Messenger Williams, 10 Mr.. Max Artz
Schlndel. The marriage took place
5SoSeinper 81, at the home of the
6ridegroon, in Hagerstown Md, the
teE Y. S. q. Rupp officiating Mr.
ana Mrs. Schindel viii make their
home in this city
Mr.: and Mrs Irving O. Bail, after
spending the summer abroad and the
autumn at their country place at Blue
Ridge Summit. have taken an apart
ment at the Burlington for the winter.
Miss Eleanor Bali graduated from
Wellesley College last June, and
1aI,.sr accompanying her parents to
EUROPE entered the medical school of
'olqmbia University \. T.. in Sep
tember. She will spend the Christmas
holidays in Washington.
Representative George Welsh Of
Philadelphia was joinsd here yester-
day by his wife ana their INFANT
daughter, for a short visit. but will
not remain here permanently until
after the New Year.
Mr.. Walter I. Cox. whose large ex-
hlbltlon of portraits and landscape
sketches, opened Sunday at th- Art
Center, Will be on view daily from 10
am. to pm. will be present at
the gallery every afternoon from
TO pm, and viii have tea Tor his
guests.
Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart is in
charge of the books OF the Child
Welfare rummage sale. 20 be held
December !, =, 10 and II. at 1928 +
street northwest She has donated
several autographed books OF her own
TO be sold. In addition she is taking
an active interest in the collection Of
books for her booth. There will be
more books this year than ever be-
fore, including some rare old volumes
that VIII appeal 90 hooklovers and
collectors. Mrs, Rhinehart will be at
her booth each day Of the sale.
Mrs. u. c. Foote is the guest of her
cousin. Mrs. John j ShinEler. at the
ShaWmut apartments,
Mr. and Mrs. Harley p. Wilson en-
tertaincd at dinner Sunday evening
at their country place, Holm HaI
Va, when their guests included Sen
at"r Samuel Shortridge. Gen. and Mrs.
Arthur Murray, Commissioner and
Mrs. Mark Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. .Jo-
seph r. Davies. Mr.. Bascom Slemp.
DR.. and Mrs. MACPHERSON CriChton
and Mr.. William lIcic Fowler.
Mrs. Wilson went TO New York yes
terday TO pass a few days.
DR.. and Mrs. Macpherson Crichton
street sunday. Among those present
were Senator Samuel Shortridge,
Judge and Mrs Mark Potter, Judge
and Mrs. Fred Cox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry n. Hickey, Mrs. Snowden Ash
ford and Miss Dorothy A Powell
Home for Children TO
Benefit by Tea and Sale.
The board of lady visitors of the
Washington Home for Children, at
Ills 10Th street, invites those in
terested in child welfare to attend
the annual Christmas tea and sale
Saturday, December s, from to
o'clock. Tea will be served to the
visitors and there will be attractive
tables with dolls. fancy articles. home
made cakes, candies and flowers for
sale, but the children are always the
principal attraction, with their rosy
cheeks and happy faces. Indicative
of the splendid care they receive in
the home.
There are at present over sixty lit