The Washington times., 1924-11-12

Wnen the candles on the birthday
cake are extinguished.
Mrs. e. st. John Greble's commit
tee will be assisted by Mrs. Mary
Laird Stevens, Miss Grace McVey,
Miss Coronne Quarles, Mrs. r. n.
Snodgrass and Mrs. Jeanette Leof-
fel. Mrs. Amelia GUIDE Thomas and
Miss Margaret Patch are the decora.
ton committee with Miss Adelia
Heaven.
G. W. Bailey, of Newark, N. j.,
is making a long stay at the Hamil-
ton Hotel.
Miss Beatrice Livingstone WAYNE.
who returned November 6 from q
visit with her uncle and aunt. DIR.
and Mrs. George Hunter Alrnuuist
in the Philippine Islands, was the
guest of honor at a costume ball
given by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jordan Wayne Sd. at their home on
Sixteenth street, last evening.
The costumes were beautiful and
varied, every country and period
being well represented. Miss Wayne
were a lovely dress of black velvet,
trimmed in gold lace and tiny pink
rosebuds, making charming maiden
Of the seventeenth century. Miss
Davine Wayne, her sister, wore the
costume of peasant girl of HoI-
land.
There were series of unusual
entertainments during the evening.
Mile. zakla Tarraja and Senior Pc
dro Removable gave a few exhibition
Russian and French peasant dances
for which they are well known in
New York and abroad. A Gypsy
FortuneTelling Booth, as well as
the Italian Orchestra attired in gay
native costumes, proved very popu-
lar. The guests numbered over 200,
VISIT IN NEW YORK
BEFORE COMING TO TOWN.
Colonel and Mrs. Samuel M. de
Loire, who have just arrived from
Paris. are. at the Hotel Astor. in
New York for week before coming
to Washington to pass the winter.
Raymond Belmont has come up
from Belray, his home in Middle
burg, Va, for few days and is at
the Shoreham.
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Miss Adele Marshall, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Marshall;
was hostess at a dinner Tuesday
evening for her guest, Miss Eliza
beth Stevens, of Montreal, Canada.
There were sixteen in the party,
many of whom later attended the
costume ball given by Mrs. Jordan
Wayne, Sd, for her daughter, Miss
Beatrice Wayne.
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Carol H. Walker. of Hobart Tas-
mania, is staying at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lands enter
tanned at a small dinner party at
their home Wednesday evening.
The guests present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Joyce, Miss Frances
Young, Miss Louise, Lands, Miss
Virginia Sheldon, and Mrs. Henry
Lamar; Charles Crawford, Eugene
Martin, Debutts Skinner and Lieu.
tenant j. Morrison Later in the
evening, the guests OF the party
attended the costume ball given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Wayne.
3rd., for their daughter Miss
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Congressman Lamar LETTERS OF
Alabama is expected to join Mrs.
LETTERS and their son, Lamar, jr.,
In their apartment at the Argonne
at the end Of next week.
Colonel ]. B. Mitchell entertained
q company at the supper dance at
Former Senator william M.
Calder has arrived at the New
Willard from his home in BROOKLYN.
N. Y, for a stay Of several days.
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Mrs. Gift Rodgers Richards.
chairman, of the "Christmas
bazaar" of All Souls Church is en-.
Pertaining her committee at a tea
at her home, w. Irving st., Chevy
Chase, tomorrow afternoon,
This year the bazaar will take the
form of a colonial tea and sale
to be held Tuesday and Wednesday.
December and 3. The newly
completed church at Sixteenth and
Harvard will make possible a very
elaborate and beautiful affair, for
which the women have been work
ing all summer. Mrs. w. F.. Law.
renee, Mrs. Stephen Olup, and Mrs.
j.. Mcdonald Stewart have charge
OF the apron table, Mrs. Austin
Clark, Miss Mildred Clark, and Mrs.
Paul Brockett, the baby table.
Mrs. William Hillebrand, the bag
table, Miss Mary Porter, the book
table. Mrs. Howard Hosmer, the
candy table. Mrs. william Mason.
and Mrs. Emory Foster, the candy
table. Mrs. Joseph Stewart, Mrs.
John w. Adams, and Mrs. j. T..
Hyde, the delicatessen table, Mrs.
Ward Bonsall, Mrs. Ernest Nc
Comas, the doll table, Mrs. e. III.
Horton and Mrs. Ulysses G.. b.
Pierce, the household linen table,
Miss, Minnie Bracket, Miss Susan
Foster and Miss Mary Foster, the
novelty table, Mrs. Vernon Whit
man, the white elephant" table,
Mrs. Pierce's class will have a util.
ity table, Mrs. Isaac Cans will have
charge of the tea table, Mrs. +. M.
Roberts will cut silhouettes, and
Mrs. Edgerton and Miss Philips
will tell fortunes. Mrs. Jerome
Lightfoot and Mrs. Mcintosh win
have charge Of the dinners. The
Junior Alliance of which Miss Dor
Othy CORReshall A president will