The Washington times., 1924-12-29

Hamlltont Jf., and MAJOR ana MIS-
Tompkins, who are their guests
for the holidays.
One OF the most interesting par
ties scheduled for tomorrow after
noon is the tea which Mrs. Cabot
Stevens is giving for her sister-in-
law and guest. Miss Lydia Cabot
Stevens, who has recently returned
from q long sojourn abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson,
who are. at their home. Weld,
Broolline. Mass, will sail early in
February for Egypt;
COLUMBIAN WOMEN
HOSTS TO SCIENTISTS.
The Columbian Women are Civ.
ing reception Tuesday evening at
the Washington Club in honor Of
Doctor William Mather Lewis, presi.
dent of George Washington Uniyer-
sity, Mrs. Lewis and the scientists
attending the American Association
for the advancement Of science.
Mrs. William III. Heron is chair
man of the reception committee,
which consists of the following
members:
Mrs. Paul Bartsch, Mrs. William
G. Borden, Mrs. William E. Cham
berlain, Mrs. w. L. Cheney, Miss
Edna A. Clark, Mrs. Henry G.
Doyle, Mrs. John Paul Earnest,
Mrs. Frank e. Edgington, Mrs.
Robert F. Griggs, Miss Anna s.
HaZelton, MRS, Charles w. Holmes,
Mrs. Richard w. Hynson, Mrs. Vir-
gil B. jackson, Mrs. III. T. A.
Lemon, Miss Julia v. McCord, Miss
Janet McWilliam, Mrs. George P.
Merrill, Miss Elizabeth Peet, Miss
Irene Historic, Mrs. William C.
Ruediger, Mrs. Frank Rutter, Mrs.
%. kerfoot Shute, Mrs. William c.
Van Week, Miss Margaret L. White,
and Mrs. William A. Wilbur.
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Miss Barbara Hight, schoolgirl
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S..
Hight, win be hostess at dinner for
a group Of young people, entertain
ing at the Willard .on January 2
before the Children's Hospital ball.
AS Mrs. Hight is in mourning, the
party will be chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. John Hamilton who will
afterwards be : hosts in Mr.. and
Mrs. Nights box at the ball. Miss
Nancy Hamilton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton, will be in the
party. 80
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Miss Katherine Wylie and Miss Re-
becca Wellington, who entered Ok
ford University in October for q
years study, are the guests Of Cen
eral and Mrs. Adlercron, Culverthrope
Hall, Granthone, England, until New
Years, after which they will be the
guests of Colonel and Mrs. Algernon
Burnaby at Baggrave Hall, Leicester,
England, until after the holidays,
when they will return to Oxford to
continue their studies.
Mrs. William Meade Coulling will
give tea dance at LIE Par3dis this
afternoon for her daughter, Miss
Lettuce Lee Coulling. and in honor
of her guest, Miss Anne .Foullrod
Yahn. Mrs. Edward Clifford and
Mrs. Gibbs Baker are receiving with
Mrs. Coulling. The guests are: Miss
Meredith Todd Miss Anne Scott,
Miss Virginia Graham, Miss Eliza
beth Styles, Miss Margaret Tread
well, Miss Mary Hills, Miss Jessie
Adkins, Miss Gwendolyn Taylor,
Miss Adelaide Henry, Miss Comfy
Miller, OF Philadelphia; Lieutenant
George Pence, Nathan Scott, Fred
Sniillie, Richard Henry Lee, Lam
bert Clifford, Nelson Waller, Donald
Callahan, Ralph Hills, Guy Pascal,
Thomas Golibart, James C. Barker,
ir., Frank Reeside, Thorpe Drain,
Midshipman J. Hamburger, and TED
Preston, Of Philadelphia.
NEW PATRONESsES
FOR BAL 3BOHEME.
The bal Boheme'' of the ARA
Club on Monday evening. january
S. in the New Willard ball rooms
promises to eclipse in brilliancy and
In Interest the ball of last season,
which was one of the most unique
and colprful, las well as one of the
most successful balls in recen.
years In the National Capital.
In addition to the large list Of
prominent patronesses already an
nounced, by, Miss Mary A. Crydel,
chairman Of patronesses, Mrs.
George Barnett, Mrs. Henry Getty
Chilton. Mrs. r.. r. Gown, and
Mrs. Edward A.. Hartman have
been added, Mrs. William Wolff
Snlith in charge Of boxes for the
bail announces also the recent
box holders, Mrs. James Couzen.
Mrs. K. c. Cole, of Tennessee: Mrs.
r. r., Gown, Mrs. f.. Hite wiz
hams, and Mrs Charles Boughton
Wood.
The president Of the Arts Club
and Mrs. Gideon A. Lyon, with thu.
former presidents and their wives
win occupy prominent box, the
past presidents being Henry X
Bush. Brown, George Julian Zolnay.
and Arthur Frankling Musgrave.
Is ele "a. y ~ = -
Mrs. Coolidge has consented q
head the list of patronesses for the
card party to be held at the Airing.
ton Hotel Wednesday, January 81.
under the auspices of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged. Tickets MAJ
be secured from Mrs. j. Kotz, 282;
Connecticut avenue and Mrs. M.
Milestone. $3.50 Nineteenth stree.
northwest. f
Mrs. Edward III. Cashell enter.
tanned at a bridge luncheon Satur-
day at the Brooke Tea House in
honor of Mrs. Raymond /. Heber.
who was formerly Miss Dorothy p.
Pickells.. The guests included Miss
Virginia Thompson. Miss Elizabeth
Beale, Miss Grace Nelson, Miss We
roma, Horen, Miss Elizabeth Price
aRs.. nov.~Ak.. rnl1ao, !