Evening star., 1924-05-08


Mansions within the next few days
for an extended trip through the
south and west. They wGll remain
at Hot Springs, Ark. for several
weeks and afterward proceed to
Shreveport. La. for a visit
Lieut. Col Edward NJ Shinkle. of
Washington is in New York and is
staying at the Hotel Astor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood P. Morey re-
GENTLY entertained in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. David Ransom Covell, who
are leaving for their new home in
California.
Miss Virginia Armstrong. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong,
1921 Livingston street, Chevy Chase.
Md, has been chosen to act as one
of the four attendants selected from
her class to the May Queen who Will
be crowned on May IL, in the May
oay festival at Wilson College.
Mr.. William L. Taesart will leave
Washington the first OF next week
for Corsicana, Tex. to Join Mrs. Tag
CART. who has been the guest OF
former Representative and Mrs. Rufus
HARDY. Mr.. and Mrs. Taggat't will
return to Washington about June 5.
Mrs. E NJ PercevaI of Philadelphia
is at the Hamilton Hotel. With her
10 Mrs. A. c. Rowland OF Philadel-
phia- They will be in Washington
the remainder of the week.
Dixsrfct League Honor
Newly Elected OficeEs.
The District League of American
Pen Women will entertain at tea
this afternoon in the clubhouse par
1ors, 1722 II street northwest, from
4 to s O'Clock, in honor of the newly
ganization, Mrs. Edna NJ. Colman, ma
tional president; Mrs. Clarence M
Busch national first vice president,
Mrs. Edward Nelson Dingley. state
Columbia; Mrs. Daniel c. Chace. ma
tional recording secretary; Mrs.
Hamlin Cogswell, national CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. virginia
j. Harry Cunningham, national reg,
istrar, and Mrs. John Mock, national
librarian. Mrs, Bernie Saocock' ma
tional second vice president. VINO
lives in Arkansas. will not be present.
The South Carolina Society viii
hold its annual dinner this evening d,
Meridian Mansions. The prlnclpal
Joseph P. Tumulty, who will deliver
an address on the life and policies
OF Woodrow Wilson. Mr.. George r;
Mitchell president of the society Will
preside. All South Carolinians now
in Washington are invited to attend.
Observations for the dinner may De
obtained through Mr.. George r.
Mitchell or Mr.. Charles Nj. Galloway.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Alton Con
molly have returned to their home in
New York from Hot Springs, va.
Mrs. Connolly will soon go to Mead
owbrook, Long Island, on weeks
hunting.
The annual banquet of the Washing
ton School of Accountancy, of the
y. M e. A., was held at Meridian
Mansions last night Several hundred
and speakers were: Representative
James r. Begg. Mr.. William ]. Nc
Nally. DIR. W. J. Showalter, associate
editor of the National Geographic
Society; Mr.. William Knowles Cooper,
general secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A:
Mr.. James A. Sell director of educa-
tien, Y. NJ c. A. College. and Mr..
Daniel A. Dollarhide. dean of the
Washington School of Accountancy.
Mr.. George ". Offutt acted as toast
master.
The banquet committee included:
Mr.. Frank P. Buck, chairman; Mr..
Leon c. Higginbotham. Mr.. Winston
3. Jean, Mr.. Leonard L. Tucker, Mr..
Monroe II. Stockett. Mr.. William NJ.
Chamblin. Mr.. Frederick A. Hartune.
MIR. Clarence b. Curtis, Mr.. Wyclife
o. Rice, Mr.. Canvass B. Dean. Mr..
Charles H. Brown. Mr.. Emil F. Willer.
Mr.. Clarence ". Thurston, Mr.. Stephen
W. Cranston. Mr. Walter K. Jones.
Members of the reception committee
were: Miss Kathryn B. Dendinger,
Miss Olene NJ. Wangness. Miss Minnie
Planthaber. Miss Vera f. Pennington.
Miss Clara G. Humphries, Miss Lillian
l.. Reagan, Mr.. Edward c. Steagall,
Mr.. Henry P. Sidemann, Mr.. Curtis z,
Crosby, Mr.. William w. Kline. Mr.
Daniel J. O'Connor, jr., and Mr. An
drew j. Hutterly.
The Order of Scions of Colonial
Cavaliers will celebrate the landing
at jamestown on May 49, at o'clock,
PM, at the Washington Club. There
will be music, speaking and dancing
This order requires for membership
distinguished colonial ancestry of