Evening star., 1923-11-24


Mrs. Justice Il. Ward has returned
TO New York after a short visit here
and joined her mother. Mrs. William
Bayard Cutting, at Oakdale, Long
Island.
Judge and Mrs. Dan Thew Wright
VIII entertain at dinner December
- for their son, = Mr.. Dan Thew
Wright. Sd. in compliment to Miss
Evelyn Gordon and Miss Ruth Stod-
dard, two of the seasons debutantes.
Dr. and Mrs. p. Augustus Simpson
entertained informally at luncheon
at the Hamilton yesterday.
Assistant l.. Nj. General and
Mrs. Glover In New York.
The Assistant Postmaster General
and Mrs. Warren Irving Glover ae
attending the Army Navy foot bali
game this afternoon in New York.
and will return to Washington to-
morrow.
Mrs. Raymond Phyllips entertained
at bridge today, with additional
guests for tea. at her Chevy Chase
Lake home. in honor of Miss Fay
Brennan. whose marriage to Mr..
Dewey Zirkin takes places in Decem
ber. The other guests were: Miss
Dorothy Casley. Mrs. Charles Shell
ton. ton. Miss ,,- Margaret Callahan. Miss
pOrOlnN W ODQen, MISS Louise nay
den, Miss Elizabeth Dayton. Miss
Charley Griggs. Miss Helen Tepel,
Mrs. Stokes Sammon, Mrs. Norman
Draper, Mrs. Carol Mcclure. Mrs.
Wire. Mrs. Dean Gallagher and Mrs.
Eugene Fry Miss Cynthia Black
burn assisted at the tea table.
Commander and Mrs. John H. Hoo
yer were hosts at dinner last evening
at their quarters in the navy yard
in honor of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Benjamin Hutchison. The guests in
cluded Real admiral and Mrs. G. {.
mander and Mrs. Chauncey Shakford,
and Mrs. George r. Smith. Com
mander Hoover has been recently or
dered to submarine duty in the Canal
Zone.
Capt and Mrs. w. r. sayles have
gone to New York for the foot bail
game today and will remain over the
week end at the Hotel Vanderbilt.
MIR. and Mrs. Jean de ST. Cyr. who
lived in Washington for one or two
seasons have returned from the Pa
cific coast and are now in New York.
where they are staying at the RltZ-
Carlton for a short time.
Miss Irene Langford will entertain
at tea tomorrow afternoon at Ward
n
apartment in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Phil Dice Morelock of Kansas CITY
Mo.
Mr. and Mrs Morelock have been ex-
tenSiyely entertained during their
visit in Washington and viii leave the
middle of the week for st. Louis to
be home in time for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun entertained the
delegates to the L. ID. {. convention
from South Carolina and Kentucky at
tea yeSte rday afternoon at Clifton, the
Headquarters of the Woman's Univer-
sal Alliance. Mrs. william Laird Dun
lop presided at the tea table.
Mrs r H Baker entertained at
bridge tea yesterday afternoon al
the Columbia Country Club, in honor
Of Mrs. Alexander B. White of Paris.
Tenn. honorary president general
L. ID. c. The other guests were Mrs
Stonewan Boulet state treasurer OF
the Alabama division: Mrs. Lewis
Seall OF Mobile. Ala; Mrs. Elizabeth
Fred. Mrs. Drury Conway Ludlow.
Mrs. Frank Morrison, Mrs F. F.
Conway. Mrs. E. H. Pitcher. Mrs. w.
T Pollard. Mrs. j. l.. Line and Miss
Louise Baker.
Miss Harriet Blair. who is attend
ing Goucher College in Baltimore.
will arrive in Washington Wednes-
day to spend the THANKSGIVING holi-
day with her mother, Mrs. Emily
Newell Blair at the Wardman Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w Fairfax
are in New York city and attending
the Army Navy foot ball game this
afternoon.
Mrs Mitchell Carroll will be the
guest of honor at the tea tonight TO
DANES on Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Mrs. Carroll will give an
illustrated talk on Geneva"
An E.ening With Edgar Allan
Poe" will be given at the Arts Club
this evening at $50 o'clock. under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs. William
will speak on the Psychology of
Poe" James Hunekers' noted COM
parison of Chopin's genius with that
of Poe will be read. Illustrated with
selections from the poet, given by
Mrs. Gideon a. Lyon. and parallel
by Mrs. Emma Prall Knorr. Miss
Elisabeth Ellicott Poe, a descendant
will show lantern slides. portraits of
Poe. Of ''Lenore," of Poe's various
residences and his intimate sur
roundings.
Mrs. Thomas +. Covington of St.
Paul. Minn., formerly of Washington
a delegate to the l.. ID. c. convention
in the Capital. Mrs. Covington was
the widow of George Covington. her
marriage to his brother taking place
some years ago.