The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-04
JEAN ELIOT'S NEWS OF SOCIETY
Bay State Mayors
Gather for
Ceremony

Today is Mayors Day in Wash
ington. The Massachusetts, Society
this morning welcomed the COVER
nor of Massachusetts,, Charming Fl.
Cox; the lieutenant governor, AL
vim T. Fuller, and the thirty-nine
mayors and other Massachusetts, Of
!. ficials who accompanied him. They
! were met with band at the Union
| Station when they arrived, and es-
corted with much pomp to the Will
lard, their official headquarters.
The most unique event in their
stay and the real purpose of their
advent is the tree planting at the
| Lincoln Memorial which will be
known as Massachusetts avenue OF
Memorial Trees.
Tonight the Massachusetts Wis.
itors will be given O. reception in
/ the large ball room of the Willard
with the Massachusetts Society as
hosts. This reception is to be- fol-
+! lowed by a dance, and the ball
room has been divided into small
! sections. each of which will bear
the name of the city in Massachu-
sets from which are it's occupants.
President Harding will receive
the delegation tomorrow and there
will be special cavalry drill at
Fort Myer in their honor in the
afternoon.
Several trips by motor to points
Of interest around the Capital have
been arranged for them as have
several card parties for the ladies'
They will also be given a reception
at the National Women's party
headquarters.
Commissioners and Mrs. Cuno
Rudolph entertained twelve guests
at dinner last evening in their apart
ment at the Dresden.
s.
4 Consul General Mathis, of Greece,
who has been appointed to post in
i Chicago, Mime. Mathis, and their
/ daughter, Mile Lucille Maths, are
visiting the Charge d'Afaires of
Greece and Nine. Tsamados for a
few days on their way to Chicago.
They arrived in time to attend the
cotillion given by M. and Nine.
Tsmados last evening for the secre-
taries Of the legation and group
of their friends among the younger
set. There was bridge for the small
company of older people among the
guests and afterward both factions
came together for a buffet supper.
Nine. Nickolaidi, who is a guest at
the legation, Nine. Maths and Mrs.
Henry Morrow, wife of Colonel Nor
row, assisted the hostess.
Miss Emily Wright, of South
Orange, N. j., is the guest of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chauncey Parker, at their
home in Seventeenth street.
s.
A committee of which Mrs. Col
man is chairman will dispense
punch at the special performances
by the Rams Head Players which
are to be given from May IA to
May Is inclusive at the little
theater in Eighteenth street under
the auspices of the District of
Columbia League of American Pen
women for the benefit of the mag
azine fund Miss Fannie Wolfson
Is chairman of the ticket committee
and Miss Ruth Colman chairman OF
ushers. The program to be pre-
sented includes "L'Enfant Prologue"
and Joint Owners in Spain"
4 s.
There will be an unusual pro.
gram at the tea tomorrow after
noon at the National University
Women's Club, at which women
from the Southern colleges will act
as hostesses.. Mrs. David Kinche-
loe, wife Of Congressman KinchcIoe
OF Kentucky, will sing, as will Miss
Mary Maxan and Mrs. Luther T..
Gregory. Mrs. Gregory has set to
music a poem on Arkansas written
by Mrs. Louis N. Geldert, and it
WIN be sung for the first time by
Mrs. (yrp0nrU
3
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Gary
Grayson will have as their guests
over the weekend. Mr.. and Mrs,
William Caldwell Powell, of Nor.
toik. They will all go to Pimlico
Tor the races tomorrow. Mrs. Powell
Is cousin of Mrs. Grayson.
frederick w. Hume, of New
YORK, Is making an extended stay
at the Hamilton Hotel.
| s.
DIR. John c. Allen, or Northamp-
ton, Mass, is spending the weekend
at the Lee House.
s.
Miss Clara Farley, of New York
is at Wardman Park Hotel for an
extended stay.
Viktor Flambeau, traveller and art
critic, Will give a lecture at the
Women's City Club, 90 Iackson
pace on Monday evening at $3.50
Q clock, the subject being "The Arts
ana Industries of New Europe."
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