The Washington times., 1924-01-30
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PennsylOaniG1s Plan
Dinner for Governor.


Pennsylvania Representatives in
Congress who are members of the
Pennsylvania Society of Washing.
ton will entertain Governor and
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot at dinner at
the Willard before the meeting Of
the society tomorrow night.
Among those who will be hosts
at the dinner will be Congressman
and Mrs. Samuel A. Kendall, Con.
| gresSman and Mrs. Adam M.
Wyant, Congressman and Mrs.
Clyde Kelly, Congressman and Mrs.
Thomas w. Phillips, jr., Congress-
man and Mrs. Edgar r. Kiess, Con-
gresham and Mrs. J. Banks KurtZ,
Congressman and Mrs. Everett
Kent, Congressman and Mrs. Ed
ward M. Beers, Congressman Hen
ry w. Temple, Congressman T.aur-
ence W. Watres, Congressmsn n
Harris j. Bixler, Congressman viii,
liam w. Griest, Mrs. Louis T. Nc
tadden and Col. and Mrs. Matthew
A. Delaney.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Thompson
have closed their house In Chevy
Chase for the rest of the winter.
and are at Wardman Park Hotel.
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Mrs. Israel Putnam, Of New York.
is at the Hamilton Hotel for a long
stay in Washington.
II. II. Raymond, who is a fire.
quent visitor to the Capital is at
the Hamilton Hotel.
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Peasant Dances to
Be Presented at Fefe.
The Washington committee in aid
OF the starving children in Ger
many will give a. bazaar on Febru-
ary 4. S, and in the Concord
Club House, 314 c street.
The patronesses are Nine. Otto
Wiedfeldt, wife of the German Am.
oassador; Nine. Stephen Panareoff.
VIE OF the Bulgarian Minister; Mrs.
II. n. D1ckhoff, Mrs. Harold Walker.
Mrs. Karl Won Lev;nski, Mrs. Chris
ton Heurich, Mrs. Marie de Grain
and Mrs. w. Kieselbach.
The hall will be decorated to rep.
resent a picturesque German village.
Members OF six churches and a
number OF societies will be in at.
tendance in picturesque peasant cos.
tunes. Music will be furnished by
the knights Of Columbus Band and
members OF the Grotto Band. A
group OF young people will dance
Bavarian folk dances in costume.
The executive committee consists
OF Martin Wiegand, chairman:
Joseph ZegowitZ, vice-chairman; DR..
margaret Eek, secretary; H. G.
Winkler, financial secretary, and
William Neuland, treasurer. This
committee since its formation three
months ago has received $4,000 in
contributions which were expended
Tor food and sent to the German
Red Cross for distribution among
the starving children in Germany.
the Following chairmen will have
charge: Refreshments. Mrs. M.
Billie Mrs: Campbell, Mrs. Catha.
rine O'Neil, Mrs. Marie DeGrain.
mrs; William Neuland, Gustave
Geilich. j. Schmutzer, Mrs. Ferdi.
nand Bauer, Mrs. C. Simon, Mrs.
7. Bauer and F.. Rom; entertain.
ment. Prof. 0. Gueth, DR.. p. Gleis.
franR Weber, August Schmidt, Os.
car Preill, John Reif and George
Dieher; stands, Mrs. e. Thomford,
MISS Jacobs, Mrs. M. Koenig, Mrs.
M. bachrach, Mrs. T. Walther, Mrs.
Ernoid, Mrs. j. Bruegger, Mrs. B.
~tAS. OChSEI1 MISS Is. Wi0-
gano, MISS M. Eslin, Mrs. f. w.
r1slne' mrs. w. Wahl, Mrs. A.
mer.
RussiGn Pictures
To Be on Exhibit,
collection of paintings by the
famous Russian artist, Ossin parS
elma, will be on exhibit at the haed-
quarters OF the National WomsnSs
party 2S First street nortbeast
Pereima, who is a graduate of The
imperial Academy Of Fine Arts at
Petrograd. was the first nuniI oS
the great historical painter. Ilvia
Repiane. For fiften years he has
been member of the Paris Salon
or Fine Arts, and during tha uyo !.