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gifts for Christmas will be offered
at moderate prices.
Santa Claus chimney, with stock
lngs hung up in traditional fashion
from which the youngsters may
draw prizes, will be, feature OF
the fete.. On December 16 a sub
stantial supper, chicken salad in.
cluded," will be served.
Supper will be in charge Of Mrs.
Louis 8. Greene and Mrs. William
5. Quinter. Mrs. Frank r. Greena.
walt and Mrs. Orville Drown have
the Santa Claus chimney. Mrs.
George w: Eastment and Miss
Agnes Miller are in charge of
decorations: fancy tables, Mrs.
Robert S. French and Mrs. George
Z. Worthington; dolls, Mrs. James
IA. Wiley; aprons, Mrs. Arthur p.
Greeley and Mrs. Thomas Eagan;
handkerchfefs and baby clothes,
Mrs. Carroll B. Huntress; candy
and cigars, the Misses Block; Girls
Service Club, Miss Abbott; tables,
Mrs. William s. Quinter and Mrs.
John w. Burke. Mrs. H. e. Kor-
'drup is president Of the Rectors'
Aid.
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Henry Suydam entertained at a
small luncheon yesterday at the
Shoreham in honor OF his fiance,
Miss Ann Hamilton Gordon.
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Mrs. William Gerry Morgan en-.
tertained informally at luncheon to-
day at her residence on Sixteenth
street for her daughter, Mrs. Felix
Budwell Stump, formerly Miss Myra
Morgan, who is leaving Washington
Monday after a several weeks visit
with her parents, for California,
where, she will join her husband.
Lieutenant Stump, u. S. N, who will
be stationed there until the latter
part Of February, after which they
expect to go to Honolulu for several
years, Of duty.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William
Dongald MacDougall have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Zilla MacDougall.
and Philip Mason Sears.
Owing to the critical illness Of
Mrs. G. d. MacDougaIl, the guest
list Will be very small.
The ceremony will take place In
Bethlehem chapel at noon, Decen1.
Der 90 and win be followed by a
breakfast at $500 Woodland drive.
which has been loaned for the oc.
casion by Senator and Mrs. James
w. Wadsworth.. jr.
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES
TO HOLD JOINT MEETINGS
The Archaeological Society, the
Anthropological Society, the Art
and Archaeology League and the
Washington Academy OF Sci r ces
will hold a joint meeting in the
auditorium Of the u. S. National
Museum on Tuesday evening, De.
cember is, at $3.50 o'clock, when a
lecture illustrated by moving pic.
lures, on the Carthage Excava-
tions, 1924, and the dead cities of
the Sahara" win be given by Count
Byron Khun de Prorok, general di.
rector Of the expedition, followed, Ivy
q reception in the National Gallery
and exhibition OF a rare collection
Of Carthage relics.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Robert
Lansing, Mrs. William Eric Fow.
Ter, Mrs. John c. Merriam and
Mrs. Eugene Meyer, .jr.
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A Christmas play will be given
by the students at the. Cathedral
School for Girls on Saturday owe.
ming, when a number Of notablas
have been invited to view the per.
Torrance as guests of the prin.
cipals, Miss Mcdonald and Miss
Webster.
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CHARITY BALL. BOXES
GOING LIKE HOT CAKES
Mrs. Richard Holland Wilmer will
leave Washington on December 20
for Atlanta, Ca, where she will re.
main until after Christmas. During
her absence Mrs. John F. Dryden
will handle the sale Of boxes for the
annual ball for the benefit OF the
Children's Hospital on January 2,