The Washington times., 1924-04-07
JEAN ELIOT'S GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
and Mrs.
DapiS Guests
At Tea

The Secretary Of Labor and Mrs.
Davis were the guests of honor at
the tea that DIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Leavette gave yesterday afternoon
at their residence in N street. 2
Beside the guests OF honor and
DIR. and Mrs. Leavette there were
in the receiving line Senator and
Mrs. Morris Sheppard. and Mrs.
Mary E. Whitford.
Mrs. Earle B. Mayfield and Mrs.
Frank p. Lockhart presided at the
tea table and assisting them were
Mrs. Bertha Thompson Nelson, of
Tegue, Tex; Miss Elva Fowler. of
San Antonio; Miss Nellie Ketcharn,
and Miss Carrie Thibbons.
Following the tea there was a
musical program when the artists
were, the hosts, Miss Beatrice
Koch, pianist: Miss Gladys Hillyer,
pianist; Miss Edythe Crowder, So
prano; Miss nellie Ruth Matthews,
pianist, and Mrs. Bertha Thomp-
SON Nelson, pianist.
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Post Wheelers Guests
AZ Tea Yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Belt gave
tea yesterday afternoon from 4
to Z o'clock n honor of the Counse-
lor of the United States Embassy in
London and Mrs. Post Wheeler. AS
sisting Mrs. Belt were Mrs. George
Oakley Totten, r.: Mrs. Mark F~td
Yates, Mrs. George Morris, and
Mrs. James Pryor Tarvin, mother
of the host.
Charles Noble Gregory was host
at dinner last evening when his
guests were Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant, Mrs. Robert Hinckley and
Robert Hinckley, jr.
Mrs. Frank O'Hara will discuss
"Anchorhold," the latest novel of
Enid M. Dinnis, the English novel
list, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
at the knights of Columbus Eve
ming School on Massachusetts, avenue.
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MTs. Smell to Be
Hostess at Club Dinner
Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell will pre-
side at the subscription dinner Of
the Women's City Club on We'd
nesday evening when "Women's
Rights and Women'S Wrongs" will
be discussed by the clubs commit
tee on suffrage for the District.
Among those subscribing are Miss
Elizabeth M. Lewis, Mrs. L. B.
Swormstedt, Miss Mabel B. Hiatt,
Miss G. F. Dees, Miss G. E. Leon
ard, Miss L. NJ. Gurley, Miss c. H.
Hill, DIR. o. J. Baird, Mrs. Barlow,
Miss Jessie Dell, Miss Helen Brown,
Mrs. F. Fehl, Miss Clara l.. Smith,
Mrs. L. A. Bradley, Mrs. Ella
Davis Lewis, Mrs. Mary McCloskey,
Miss Nell v. Price, Miss Helen F.
Doran, Miss F. D. Staples, Miss A.
H. Sisson, Mrs. Mary B. Whitfield,
Mrs. Ellen Hoffman, Mrs. M. s..
Lawyer, Miss Agnes s. VIM, Miss
M. G. McVey, Mrs. r. o. Jones.
Miss Jessie G. Lane. Mrs. w. E..
Chamberlin, Miss Amy C. Leavitt,
Miss Flora Hoff, Miss Julia Banni-
gan, Miss Hazel Swift, Mrs. A. +.
Wilson. Miss F. F. Stiles, Miss
Olive Beatty. Miss Marie Steiner,
Miss Tillie Steiner, Mrs. Saul, Mrs.
J. r. Wilson, Miss @. NJ. Breed,
I Miss v. S. Benjamin, Mrs. r. j.
Bates, Mrs. j. l.. Steele, Mrs. c. s.
Richardson, Mrs. Isabella Lepper,
Mrs. H. P. Parks, Mrs. WorrelI.
| Miss Lucy Watt, Miss Anna Daw-
son, Miss Kensett Vail, Miss M. z.
Usher, Miss Margaret Vail, Mrs. r.
E. Nelson. Judge Mary O'Toole and
Mrs. J. j. Franklin.
Miss Lindsay Wood will sail
Wednesday with Mrs. Robert To-
land to join her sister, Miss Vir-
ginia Wood. who is with Princess
Westchersky in Paris. Later the
Misses Wood will visit in England
before returning to this country in
the late summer, when they will
go to their country home near
Warrenton Va