The Washington times., 1924-01-07
College Women to GiOe
Tea at Club House.

At the tea to be given at the
College Women's Club this after
noon from to 6 O'Clock, Mrs.
Harris Baldwin, president, will be
assisted in receiving by the mem
bers of Section 6, Of which Miss
Mary w. Pierce is chairman. This
is the Pennsylvania section and
college women from Pennsylvania
colleges are invited. Miss Lydia
Burklin and Miss Maude Francis
of Friendship House will tell of So
cial and educational settlement work
in southeast Washington.
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Captain d. H. Mallon, u. s. A.
and Mrs. Mallon. have taken suite
at the Roosevelt for the winter.
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Owing to the fact that so many
have taken boxes for the perform
ance of "Tales Of Hoffman," to be
presented by the Washington Opera
Company at the President Theater,
Monday evening, January 81, an
extra tier of boxes will be installed
across the orchestra, encircling the
theater. Among those who have
taken boxes are SENATOR and Mrs
Lawrence Phipps, Senator and MRS.
Couzens, Mrs. w. Harry Brown, Will
lam Phelps Emo, Mrs. F. b. Moran
and Victor Evans:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Jr-.
have loaned their house for the meet
ing Friday afternoon at 4:3O o'clock
of the Psychology Club, when Prof.
bingham, of the National Research
Council, will speak on the way IN
which students are selected for their
careers at the Carnegie Institute
of Technology.
The February meeting, which will
be held Tuesday evening, February
5, will be a debate between Prof.
McDougalI, of Harvard, and DR..
Watson, of New York.
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Mrs. E. w. Cole, of Nashville,
Tenn, who is spending the winter
at the Willard, will entertain at
dinner there tonight.
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Mrs. George H. Young, wife Of
Congressman Young Of North Qa-
kota, will receive at the tea for Mrs.
Frederick H. Gillett, which the
American Association of University
Women will give Wednesday after
noon at the clubhouse on l street.
Others in the receiving line will be.
Mrs. Francis Fenton Bernard, ma
tional educational secretary of the
association, and Mrs. John Jay
O'Connor, chairman of the public
interests committee.
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Major Gen. John L. Hines,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Hines are in
New York for few days and are
at the Aston.
A number of additional hostesses
have taken boxes for the Bal
Boheme, which the Arts Club will
give this evening at the Willard.
Among the new subscribers are the
retiring Secretary of the Neither
lands Legation and Nine. Hubrecht,
who will also entertain at dinner
before going to the ball, and Mr..
and Mrs. F. Addison Brastow.
The president of the Arts Club,
ArthurFranklyn Musgrave, and the
board of governors Of the club, &C
companied by their wives, will oc-
cupy a large box in the center of
the ballroom which will be specially
lighted and decorated and win be
designed to resemble a court of
honor. ,aa
Immediately following the pageant,
1.-THE Seven Ages of Arts" there
will be a grand march led by
Carlton van Valkenburg, chairman
Of the ball, and Nine. Desiree
Lubovska-
The girls who will take part in
the seventh episode of the pageant
with Nine. Lubovska, the Modern
Age" which is to typify the dance,
are students of the King Smith
School of Music, and include Miss
Ruth Mills, Miss Hannah Hundley,
of Richmond; Miss Peggy .Heff-
stetter, of Erie; Miss Theodosia
Shaler, of New York; Miss Clara
Tillman, of Quitman, Ca, and Miss
Mary Mays, of Albany, Ga.