The Washington times., 1924-10-14

Mrs. Robert Bates, Mrs. j. Edison
Briggs, Mrs. Carl easy, Mrs.
Charles Cecil, Mrs. III. A. Chase,
Mrs. Thomas Crago, Mrs. George
w. Evans, Miss Katherine Elkips,
Mrs. Henry ID. Fry. Mrs. Martha
Fitzpatricx, Miss Guiton. Mrs. p. al.
Hartman, Mrs. Pearl Moore Gray,
Mrs. Percy d. Hickling, Mrs.
Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs. Amy J.
Leeds, Mrs. Robert H. Mcneil, Mrs.
John Nicholson, Mrs. Charles ].
O'Neill, Miss Edna Patton, Mrs.
Douglas Thompson, Mrs. Sara Il.
Montague and Mrs. p. Q. Thomp-
son.
MISS ELIZABETH BECKWITH
no WED IN ALLENTOWN.
Charles Sumner Beckwith has
sent out invitations for the mar
riage OF his daughter. Miss Eliza
beth Beckwith, to Hubert Youmans
Grabau, on Thursday evening,
october 30, at o'clock, in Grace
Episcopal Church, Allentown, Pa.
Miss BecISwith, whose home is In
Allentown, visited Washington on
several occasions when her brother,
Charles 8. Beckwith, jr., was sta
toned here during the war, and
she has many friends in the Capital.
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Brigadier General and Mrs.
Charles Mex. Saltzman entertained
at an informal buffet supper last
evening at 24O0 Sixteenth street,
when their guests were the mem
bers OF the class Of 1895 Military
Academy stationed in and near
Washington and their wives.
Miss Sydney Shields, the talented
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Bernard
| Shields, OF New Orleans, viii arrive
III Washington about October "a,
almost direct from abroad. where
she has been during the summer,
Reginald Wright Kaufman, the
author, in his home in Geneva,
Switzerland. Madame Calve also
entertained Miss Shields in her
beautiful chateau In Millau. France.
For the last five years this beautiful
young actress has enacted the lead
| ing lady In Walker Whiteside's
stellar vehicles She viii be seen
this season in MIR. Whiteside's pres
entation of Maverick" at the Shu.
| bert Belasco TheAter during the
week beginning October %.
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The Chaumont Unit, American
I WoTnen's Legion. has selected Tues
fiay Afternoon, October %, for their
/ annual card party and, tea, which
will be held in the officers cub
at the Washington Barracks, begin
ming at 2:30 o'clock.
/ The, team hour begins at and
a concert will be by the Barracks
4 Band during this period.
The proceeds will go toward hos.
pital work, characterization, and
other Unit activities.
+ Mrs. o. L. Spaulding, 203S Allen
Place N. w. is in charge Of liable
reservations.
Mrs. Charles o. III. Craigie, vice
president of the National Shakes.
pearean Federation, will act as
hostess at tea to be given by the
Anthony League tomorrow, from
8 to S p. M, at 1874 N street north
west. Mrs. Craigie viii be assisted
| by Mrs. Bliss, wife Of Lieutenant
General Bliss; Mrs. Stephen Gran
ston and Mrs. Arthur Bryant. This
viii be the last function of the
Anthem yLeague before assuming
the new name Of Susan B. An.
thony Foundation.
Mrs. Frederick I. Thompson and
her daughter, Miss Katherine
Thompson, have joined Mr.. Thoinp-
son at the Hamilton Hotel. Mr..
Thompson is a member of the u. s.
Shipping Board.
Miss Olive Beatty win head the
Round Table dinner at the Women's
4 City Club tomorrow evening, which
has been arranged to precede the
style show given by Mrs. Jeanne
/ Kafka. Others entertaining for the
event are Miss Florence F. Stiles
and Judge Mary O'Toole, while
Mrs. Kaflxa will have a large party.
| Mrs. A. Campbell Pryor will
entertain for her granddaughter,
Miss Anne Pryor, this evening, in
compliment to Miss Dorothy Barron
i OF 4; Pittsburgh, who Saturday will
become the bride of Alvin Aubinoe
of Norfolk. The guests who have
been asked for dancing at Mrs.
Pryors apartment at the Dresden
include Miss Hope Nichols, Miss
Esther Beauchamp, Miss Maria Nc
Cormaek, Mr.. Hope, Henry b.
Morrow, Howard ;. Locke, Robert
Healey and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Newly.
Miss Anna B. Jennings, of Fair.
field, Conn.,, viceregent of Mt. Yer.
lnon for Connecticut is at the Hamnl.
ton Hotel. She is accompanied by
Mrs. Thomas s. Maxey Of Austin,
Tex.
Columbian Women will give a tea
in honor of Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr.,
in the Women's University Club
/ rooms at George Washington Uni
1 versity on Saturday from to 6
O'Clock. Mrs. William Mather Lewis
and Miss Elizabeth Wilson will re-
! ceive with Mrs Evans. q.
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Il The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
j Cornwell of Rock Hill, s. c., and
Arthur Huguelet of Hamlet, N. c.,
took place yesterday, afternoon with
the Reverend John r. Briggs of
this city performing the ceremony.
Immediately after the ceremony