The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01

Emily Hamilton, Miss Virginia Ed.
9i.4 ~
Mrs. Wallace Hanger will enter
tain at a bridge luncheon tomorrow
at the White Peacock, having
twenty.eights guests.
William Bowie Clark entertained
small company at the supper
dance at lie Paradis last night.
Table, Being ReserUsd
For Auth0rs. Breakfasf
A great deal OF interest has been
shown In the~Authors' Breakfast to
be given on April 26 by the League
Of American Penwomen. A number
OF reservations have already been
made. and among those who nave
taken tables being Mrs. William
Wolff Smith, Mrs Louis n. Gelqerf,
Mrs. Harry Atwood Colman, Mrs.
Dorothy De 1nth Watson, Mrs. Ber-
ME Babcock. Miss Eliza Pope Van
Dyne, Mrs. Homer Hoch, Mrs. FtaE-
Iriet Hawley Locher, Mrs. Larz An
derson, Miss Laura ThOrnborougn
and Mrs. III. 8. ,Mulhkep,. Mrs. Caro-
line Giltinan Harlow, Mrs. Mary 4.
EteyIe. Of Wheeling. w. Va Mrs.
Neyle ,Colquitt, Mrs. Claude y
Watts, Mrs. Blanche Ray, Mrs. r.
M. Wood Mrs, Charles +. Taylor
and Mrs. Edward Nelson Dtngley.
I. The announcement that Gertrude
Anterior land. Fannie. Hurst are tP
be among the speakers has created
great interest. among .those who m
tend to be present. % 's3I
+ There will be a: special committee
meeting of the AluInnae Association
of the Holy :: Cross Academy on
Thursday, at the. residence OF Miss
M. LOughrah, 1407 sixteenth street,
tos discuss t.plang for the annual
dance of. the association which, will
be sheld at the City Club, April 2S.
The funds derived will be used tp
carry out the program of social
seryice, and scholarship .
y sikAA
Republican Womensto Be
Recsivsd. by Mrs. Unton
Mrs. Harriet Taylor. Upton, vide
chairman VI the Republican II Ma
tional Executive Committee. win be
at home informally Ito, Republican
women this afternoon at Stoneleigh
Court FROM 4 to 8 o'clock.
Mrs Newbold Morris, Of New
York, will arrive April 8 in Wash
lngton with a party Of friends to
spend several days at the Hamilton
Hotel. From here they viii go to
Hot Springs. Va, for visit.
, + \ &,
The Iowa Society will hold a re-
ception and dance at Rauscherss
sthis evening. -
Congressman q Oyrenus Cole and
Congressman w ID. Boies will be
the guests of honor and will deliver
brief addresses.
Songs by Harry Angelica, violin
selections by the boy violinist, Isaac
Minovich, and dance numbers by
Edna Bowman will be features of
the program preceding the dance.
.ss.ss 4 \
4 Charles Reimsr, $ commander of
the Stuart Walcott Post. of the
american Legion, has announced
that IA numper Of important per-
sOnages have accepted invitations
to be. present. at the ball the post
will give on Thursday evening at
! the City. Club, .1
u s x44tklOllSs tp0h6S MQO nave Deen IN
fyited are. V Assistant Secretary sof
the Navy and Is. Roosevelt, Com.
mfssioner and Aarh Rudolph, Gen.
y Georges Al B1mont, military
! attaclie OF ne Frehch embassy; Col
1 MarasIiss df zBerenzzo, military at.
stacheS Of the Ita1ians embassy; Sen.
ator G. CT dill, Senator, David /.
Walsh, Congressman II &C. Blan.
| ton, Congressman C.ssL. Abernethy
Congressman. .. J. tMcSwain, Con.
gressngan Henry Riggs Rathbone,
CongE essniRne John McSWeeny, Con.
I gresham, Lister Hill. Mr.. and Mrs.
10. Logan Payne, Admiral and Mrs.
William ,Nqffett, Surgeon General
and Mrs. Hugh S. Cumming, Maj.
EGen. and Mrs. John A. Lejune,
] Gen. and Mrs. Frank T. Hines,
! Gen. and Mrs. Anton Stephan, Gen.
Lloyd Brett. Gen. and Mrs. James
L. Drain, Mr. and Mrs. Colin H.
! Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. George
IFS. Watson, Major and Mrs. Daniel
| sullivan, Judge. Mattingly, Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Hays Hammond and Con.
gressnagii C. a. Woodrum.