The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-20
SOCIETY
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NAH jong party and many notables
have taken tables, including Count.
ess Szechenyi, wife of the minister
OF Hungary; Mrs. David H. Blair;
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson, Mrs.
J. Borden Hartman. Mrs. John J.
Hamilton, Mrs. William F. Dennis.
Mrs. Edwin s. Fuller, Mrs. Wood
bury Blair, Mrs. George Barnett,
Mra. Charles Woodruff and Mrs.
Edmund Pendleton.
For the tea, which will follow
the cards. Miss Caroline Thorn IL
chairman Of the mattresses and will
be assisted by Miss Helena Lodge,
Miss Mildred Tytus, Miss Rebecca
Wellington, Miss Elizabeth Ives,
Miss Katherine Wylie, Miss Eliza
beth Parker, Miss Elsa Diederich,
Miss Virginia Mason, Miss Mary
Mason, Miss Elizabeth Park and
Miss McKinnon.
Mime. Jusserand, wife of the French
Ambassador, and Mrs. Henry Getty
Chiffon, wife of the Charge d. Affaires
Of Great Britain, are among those
who win attend.
The benefit is being arranged by
a committee Of which Mrs. Robert
Ekengren, chairman; Nine. Wallen-
Wharton Pepper, vice chairman;
Baroness Korff, secretary; other.
John Joyce Frederick, Mrs. Austin
Kautz, Mrs. W. Harry Brown, Mrs.
Hewitt Wells, Mrs. George Hewitt
Floyd Waggaman, Mrs. Rafael r.
Gevin, Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman,
Mrs. Frank s. Hight, Mrs. John
Henry Gibbons, Mrs. Leigh c.
Palmer, Mrs. Edward c. Walker,
and Mrs. Henry w. Fitch.
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and dance to be. given by the
de Namur tomorrow evening at
Katherine T. Rover. She will be
assisted by Miss Alyse Foley, in
charge Of cards, and Mrs. Francis
J. Becker, who is chairman Of the
dance committee.
The following committee viii as
sist the three chairmen: Miss Mar
garet Beilman, Miss Edith Bielaslxi,
Mrs. H. s. Bishop, Miss Magdalene
Berger, Misses Brick, Miss Laura
Cain, Miss Kathleen Cagney, Mrs.
John r. Caspar, Mrs. Adelaide Rover
Cavanagh, Miss Catherine M. Conk-
lin, Miss Majorie Cowles, Miss Kath.
ryn A. Creveling, Miss Helen Crow
ley, Miss Josephine Crowley, Miss
Helen Doherty, Miss Alice Donnelly,
Miss Margaret Dore, Miss Berna-
dette Dore, Miss Rena Downing,
Miss Lucille Duffy, Miss Katherine
G. Duncan, Miss Mary Early, Miss
Anne Easby-Smith, Miss Gertrude
Espey, Miss Mary c. Fahey, Mrs.
A. s. Fennell, jr., Mrs. ]. Frank
Ferry, Miss Aileen Fitzgerald, Miss
Mary Flanagan, Miss Aileen Flana-
gan. Miss Catherine P. Flavin.
Miss Mary E. Foley, Miss Rose
Fuller, Mrs. J. J. Fuller, jr., Miss
Mary Garner, Miss Elizabeth c..
Garner, Miss Gertrude F.. Geary,
Miss Agnes Genau, Mrs. T. +.
Quincy, Mrs. r. L. Graves, Miss
Mary Haden, Miss Catherine Hand,
Mrs. James F. Hartnett, Mrs. James
J. Haskell, Mrs. John K. Hayes,
Miss Alice Healy. Miss Virginia
Holland. Miss Emily Hornig, Mrs.
Harry H. Humble, Miss Margaret
jain, Miss Margaret Keliher, Miss
Thelma r. Kennedy, Miss Rose
Kennedy, Mrs. James ]. Kilroy,
Mrs. Joseph Lanahan, Miss Mary
Agnes Lane, Miss Elizabeth Laing,
Miss Gertrude Lucas, Miss Margaret
A. McAllister, Miss Mary c. Nc
Carthy, Miss Helen v. McGivern,
Miss Helen McGivney, Miss Mar
garet MCGOWAN, Miss Catherine E.
Mcmahon, Miss Frances Mealy,
Miss Marguerite Mealy. Miss Eliza
beth Milovich, Mrs. Andrew Morris,
Mrs. Joseph Mulroe, Miss Helen
Murphy, Miss Marie Nohe, Miss
Claire Oberg, Miss Catherine O'Don-
nell, Miss Alice O'Donoghue, Miss
Teresa O'Reilly, Miss Agnes Quinn,
Miss Kathleen Ready, Miss Helen
7. Rhodes, Miss Helen M. Riordan,
Miss Mary A. Rover, Miss Kath-
arine Rupert, Miss Anna Saur,
Miss Loretta Shea, Mrs. Aloysius
Shields, Miss Margaret Sullivan,
Miss Eleanor Sullivan, Miss Helen
Thompson, Miss Mary Turner. Miss
Regina Watkins, Miss Zita Weide
and Miss Eleanor Wolfe. The floor
committee consists OF Francis J.
Becker, John r. Caspar, DIR. J. H.
Digges, John A. Dore, Ross F.
Downing, AlOysius Fennel, tr., John
]. Fuller, jr., j. Frank Ferry,
George A. Garner, Aloysius r.
Genau, T. J. Quincy, James F.
Hartnett, John X. Hayes, DR.. James
J. Haskell, DR.. James J. Kilroy,
DIR. T. j. Kennedy, Joseph ]. Ken
nelly, Joseph j. Lanahan, Andrew
J. Morris, Joseph Mulroe, DIR. d. J..
Mulcahy, DR.. William F. O'Donnell,
Henry 1. Quinn, B. F. Rover, Leo
A. Rover, Aloysius Shields, Richard
A. Bishop and William Grogan.
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher and
Mrs. Dorothy DeMuth Watson,
president and first president Of
the District of Columbia League
of American Pen Women will en-
terrain at luncheon Friday, in honor
of the officers and the directors
and chairmen Of committees Of the
District League, in the newly opened
tea room of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs, 1894 N street.
Covers will be laid for thirty.six
guests, each Of whom will he ex.
pected to contribute q story for
the enjoyment OF the other guests.
SMALL, SMALL BABY WILL
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