The Washington times., 1924-06-02

FETE "IN THE RAJAH'S
GARDEN no RIu REPEATED.

Twin Oaks Tor the benefit Of Neigh.
borhood House after having been
postponed from last week, viii be.
repeated tomorrow afternoon. The
bridge ana nah jOngg party. which
ID q feature OF the entertainment, IL
being held this afternoon under the
direction Of Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr.
but there VIII be fancy dancing and
with performances Of the 'sFantagie
Indienne," which 10 to be given on
a sylvan stage overlooking the plc.
the suburban homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles y. Bell.
The fantagie,, which was written
by Mrs. Alice p. Barney, and In
which q number OF well known
society folk are taking part, viii
be presented twice today, at 5
o'clock In the afternoon and at
$50 o'clock tonight.
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, who IL
chairman Of the fete, devised the
''Rajah'g Garden" IN which various
booths are featured and whore
fancy articles are on sale, as well
a. refreshments Of various sorts.
A speciality II also made Of diver.
,sions for the children. Among those
at the various tables are Mrs.
Henry G. Wallace and her daugh.
ter, Miss Ruth Wallace. Countess,
Gzeohenyi, Nine. Ekengren, Count.
esg Won. Roaen. !.
Mrs. Cabot Stevens 10 chairman
OF the. book booth, and has many
charming features not usually found
In book stalls. Assisting her are
Mrs. John w. Summers, Mme.
AIfaro, Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes,
Mrs. Henry W.. Fitch, Mrs. Albert
N. Baggg, Mrs. Richard Fay Jack
son, Mrs. Witmaf1 Cross, Mrs. Proc.
tor Dougherty, Mrs. Harold p.
Brooks and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin DENLY win
close their house In r street the
End Of this week ana 60 to their
summer horYe at Crosse Pointe.
Mich.
Mrs. Charles M. Ffoulke will close
her, house today ana will make q
series Of visits before sailing for
Europe the latter part Of June.
Miss Adeline oxnard. who has
been abroad for the last eight
months, arrived in this country
aboard the Homeric on May % and
has gone with her mother, Mrs.
Henry T, Oxnard.> to their summer
home at Upperville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Denegre
have closed their Washington home
| for the summer ana are now estab-
| liShed In their summer residence at
Manchester, Mass.
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G. w. q. ALUMNI TO MEET
TOMORROW EVENING.
:, The annual meeting Of the George
Washington Alumni Association viii
be held tomorrow evening at s:l6
o'clock at 1884 I street, headquar-
ters Of the American Association Of
University Women. BY another
June the association hopes to hold
its annual meeting in one Of the
new university buildings now under
process Of construction"
i Samuel Herrick, who is conclud-
ing his second successful term as
president Of the Alumni Association,
will receive the guests with Mrs.
Herr1ck, assisted by President and
Mrs. Lewis and Dean and Mrs.
Hodgkins.
After a brief business meeting,
at which the officers for the coming
year will be elected, refreshments
viii be served. Mrs. William Allen
Wilbur, Mrs. William Cline Borden,
Mrs. William G. Ruediger, Mrs. VIII.
liam Van Week, Miss Alice Henning
and Dean Rose will preside in the
kAI AwV
Kayser, Miss Elizabeth Peet, Miss
Elizabeth Wilson and Miss Ruby
Nevins.
Dancing will follow and all
graduates Of the university are
cordially invited to be present.
Mr.. Herrick, Mrs. Joshua Evans,
Miss Elizabeth Peet, Miss RUBY
Nevtns and Gilbert Hall, constitute
the committee on arrangements for
Miss Marie Covert, daughter Of
Mrs. William Henry Covert. and
Doctor Andrew Anders, were
married Saturday in the Bethlehem
chapel of the Washington Cathedral
by Canon r. j. Ripley. They are
on wedding trip for about two
weeks, after which they win live
in Philadelphia.
\
i William v. Smithwick, son Of Con
gresham and Mrs. John H. Smith
Wick, arrived here today from
GAINESVILLE, Fla, where he has beer
q law student at the University Of
Florida.
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Mrs. John A. Logan Barker ar.
rived in Washington yesterday from
her home in Chester, Pa, and ID
at the New Willard, where she will
spend the week.