Evening star., 1924-12-03

Mrs. Coolidge Poses for Christmas
Seal Sale Before Leaving for
Western Trip Today.

supper is in connection with the
Christmas sale and bazaar which is
being given today and tomorrow.
Mrs Coolidge has sent gifts for
sale at the handkerchief table or
Mrs. Cabot Stevens and Mrs. II. p.
Gould. Mrs. Jason Noble Pierce, wife
of the pastor of the church, is in charge
of the sale.
st. MargareS's Rectors Aid viii give
its annual Christmas bazaar and
dinner tomorrow and Friday after
noon and evening. Mrs. Willoughby
S. Chesley is chairman of the affair,
and Comdr. &. L. Jewell is in charge
Of the fortune telling booth and the
dance Friday evening. There will be
a christmas tree with gifts for the
children, and the dinner Will be serv-
ed both evenings from TO o'clock
by a number of young ladies under
the direction of Miss Charlotte
Campbell.
\ picture of the White House auto
gra aphed by Mrs. Coolidge has been
sent by her for sale at the Christmas
bazaar. which Will he given Friday by
the Ladies Association of the Metro
politan Methodist Episcopal Church,
on John Marshall place and c street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. St. John Gaffney of
New York have arrived at the Lee
House for stay of several weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur \. snyder will
entertain at tea this afternoon from
+ to I o'clock at their residence on
Sixteenth street when they will pre-
sent their daughter, Miss Eleanor
snyder, to society. The house has
a charming arrangement of roses and
fern. and assisting Mrs. snyder will
hA II " - L y
Frank Hagner. The bud will have
with her Miss Violet Spencer. Miss
Beatrice Henderson, Miss Louise Ire
Land, Miss Louise Randolph Miss
Eugenia Davis and Miss Katharine
snyder
Mrs. Snyder will wear a gown of
French blue velvet made along
straight lines slightly draped at one
side and trimmed with rhinestones
The debutantc will wear a dainty
frock of white lace over satin. The
gown is made on straight lines. with
deep circular tulle founce at the
bottom of the skirt. She will carry
| an o!d-fashioned bouquet of pink and
white rosebudS.
Mrs. Snyder and Miss Katharine
| Snyder Will entertain at luncheon
December II for Miss Eleanor Snyder
"uuSe ana MFS. y. Harry GOWN gton
are sending out invitations for a
dance at RauScher's December 80 for
their debutante daughter Miss Anne
I Covington. who will return from Vas
sar College December 19 Mrs. Gov
ington will give a tea for her daugh-
ter later in the season.
Miss Margaret Treadwen enter
tanned a party of Is young girls at
| lunch today at the Shoreham for her
! sister, Miss Mary Treadwel who,
while having her debut ball postpon-
ed. is accepting and extending invi-
tationS.
Mr.. and Nine. Philippe c. Soyez have
sent out cards to introduce the latter's
daughter, Miss Lolita Dawson, to So
ciety at a tea, with dancing, at the
Congressional Club, 2001 New Hamp-
shire avenue, Monday. December %
from to o'clock.
Dir. and Mrs. Edward $. Weaver of
Toledo. Ohio, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rufus Trapp in their
home in Morrison street Chevy Chase.
DIR. w eaver is a member of the board
of temperance. prohibition and public
morals of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and came to Washington for the
annual meeting. which was held yester-
day, with Bishop Mcdowell presiding.
The ngreSSiOnal Club. the most
important social factor in the con-
home Friday afternoon. from to 8