Evening star., 1924-11-18

Nations After the addresses there
| will be dancing. Tickets may be had
at al Ouray Building or at 1928 X
street northwest.
American Association of University
Women will entertain at a tea in
| compliment to President Marion Park
of Bryn Mawr College tomorrow aft
ernoon. President Park will speak
at 4 o'clock on THE College and the
Experimental School," and tea will be
served at o'clock iE the main dining
room. Mrs. J. Austin Stone, hostess,
a graduate of Bryn Mawr, will be
assisted by other members from Bryn
Mawr and members from Radcliffe.
President Park was one time dean of
Radcliffe College. Members of the
| Bryn Mawr and the Radcliffe clubs
are specially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blair Mitchell
will return TO their apartment al
Wardman Park Hotel the end of the
week.
Mrs. Weeks, wife Of the Secretary
| of War; Mrs. Harry Taylor, wife of
Maj. Gen. Taylor: Mrs. Frederick Den.
Grant and Mrs. Edgar Jadwin. wife OF
| Brig. Gen. Jadwin, assistant chief OF
! engineers. will be in the receiving
| line at the dance given by the engi-
| neer branch of the Army Relief So
| ciety at the, Washington Barracks
! November 25.
| Mrs. Joseph p. B. Barber, 3151
| Northampton street, Chevy Chase
| will be hostess at a musical and tea
| sunday afternoon from to o'clock
! to Introduce her daughter, Miss
Villa Luce Barber. to her friends.
| Miss Daisy Gordon Stewart and Miss
| Ella Carney Diven, guests Of the
hostess. will serve at the tea table.
Mrs Homer A. Stillwell of Chicago
who, with her son, Mr.. Wesley still
well, is stopping at the Gotham Hotel
| New York City. entertained at tea
! Sd turday at the Plaza. Among her
| guests were Mrs. James Alexande!
| and Mrs. Charles Miiburn OF this
! city.
| One of the most brilliant of m; ID :
! Autumn dances was given last eve
| ming by the Abigail Hartman Rice
| Chapter, Daughters Of the American
| Revolution, at Rauschfr's. There
| were about 500 guests, and the dance.
! which is the sixth one given by the
chapter, was the most successful one
| in its history. The ballroom was
| decorated with palms, and punch was
served during the evening.
Representative David H. Kincheloe
OF Kentucky made an address, and
the receiving line was headed by
Mrs. Kincheloe. Others in the line
were Mrs. Frank ". Mondell, Mrs.
Frank II. Briggs. Mrs. Alfred j.
Brousseau, Mrs. Rhett Goode. Mrs.
John NJ. Beavers, Mrs. Frank Morri-
son and Mrs. Bertrand Ewell Trenis.
A delightful dance program was
given by Miss Virginia Catlett.
Miss Ruth Clairmont was chairman
of the young ladies' committee and
had assisting ker Miss Mary Dali
gleish, vice chairman; Miss Helen
Strauss, Miss Muriel Gray, Miss Ruth
Stoddard, Miss Mildred Corby, Miss
Margaret Shaw, Miss Jeanne Muller,
Miss Virginia Morrison, Miss Flora
Macdonald, Miss Julia Cook. Miss
Winifred DeVoe. Miss Helen Belt. Miss
Isabel Brown, Miss Helen Cropley,
Mrs. Franklin King, Mrs. William T.
Reed, jr; Miss Virginia Nichols, Miss
olive Prescott. Miss Mary Junkin.
Miss katherine Junkin. Miss Eleanor
McMurchy, Miss Marjorie Cowles.
Miss Anne Linn, Miss Margaret Linn,
Miss Blanche BRAN. Miss Edith
Oriani. Miss Helen Oriani, Miss Dor
othy Rierer. Miss Rebecca Fred. Miss
Lena Allen. Miss Katharine Crowley.
Miss Dorothy Gatchell. Miss Gretna
Boswell Miss Edith May Edwards.
Miss Thelma May HALEY, Miss Bea-
trice Rrewer, Miss Mary Rawlings,
Miss Dorothy Barrett, Miss Catherine
Dooley. Miss Elizabeth Ramsburs.
Miss Mary Donnelly, Miss Grace Maud
Morgan. Miss Halle Morgan, Miss
Mary Smithwick, Miss Sudye Mellin-