Evening star., 1924-03-12

lott Mrs. H. Bradley Davidson and
Mrs. Richard Parker Crenshaw.
| Two new team leaders have been
added to the seven already announced.
Eastern Star, and Mrs. Margaret Hop
kins Worrell, both of whom will an
,nounce their captains at tomorrow s
! meeting. Mrs. Louis Scherer. wife Of
Col. Scherer, Is captain of the Army
team. with Miss Katherine Beverly
Barton and Miss Susan Wright as
captains on Miss Dabney's Govern
ment Hotel team, and Mrs. Norma Dru
Pike as a captain not hitherto an
nounced
Miss Cecil Lester Sones, a captain
under the leadership of Mrs. David
! Meade Lea, has as lieutenants in her
| company Miss Helen Carusi, Miss
catherine Dent Miss Anne Devereux,
MISS Eleanor Northrup, Miss Eliza
beth Stiles, Miss Catherine Wrenn..
Mrs. Gerald Iinke. Mrs. Joseph
Weller, also one of Mrs. Lees cap
=, tains, has a splendid company OF
i Washing gton's popular society girls,
and Miss Ruth Stoddard is chairman
OF ushers for the Keith meetings
later in the month, assisted by
| group of this seasons debutantes.
| The National Monticello Associa-
tons headquarters are in. the New
| Willard, and a number of prominent
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transportation committee the use Of
their cars during the campaign this
month, including Mrs. Sidney An
( drews, Mrs. Robert +. Lee and Mrs.
Hickey of Wardman Park Hotel.
| On Friday afternoon of this week
party will be given for the Monti-
cello fund, arranged by Mrs. Wallace
| Streeter. The party will be at
o'clock. Also on Wednesday after,
noon, March 19, at Rauschers. will
take place another large card and
ranged by Mrs. Thomas w. Harrison.
assisted by Mrs. Henry Flood. Mrs.
Otis S Bland. Mrs. Joseph Robinson
Mrs. T. H. Caraway, Mrs. Andrieus A.
Jones, Mrs; John w. Price; Mrs.
Keyes. Mrs. Selden Spencer. Mrs.
| George Wharton Pepper, Mrs. Tasker
Oddie, Mrs. George Barnett. Mrs.
Oscar Portner. Mrs. Lucien Carr, 1r.
Mrs. Milton Elliott, Mrs. Leslie Car
nett, Mrs. Horace Smithy ana MISS
Augusta Conrad.
Among the patronesses for TINS
| party on March 19 for the benefit of
| the Monticello fund are MIS- +. Hart
Fem, Mrs. J; Borden 51frTiman. WiI,;.m MTs. =
George D. Hope, Mt 1i,,S;r,M Mr.,,a% Ms e.
J. Charles Linthicum, Mrs. Breckin-
ridge Long, Mrs Claude A. swanson,
| Mrs Minnigerode Andrews. MIS-
/ Percy Quinn, Mrs. Carter Glass, Mrs.
Pat Harrison, Mrs. Samuel W1nsloW
| and Mrs. John w. Harold.
The Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
! will entertain at a tea dance FRIDAY
| afternoon at the Hamilton Hotel.
| Mrs. Robert ]. Bates, chairman,
| will preside at the book review lunch
| con at the forum luncheon OF the
| Women's City Club Saturday at /
| o'clock. DIR. George +. Bowerman
and Mrs. William Wolff Smith will
| speak.
| Mis-. Emily Newell Blair entertain
| ed last night with a buffet supper to
a group of Missouri friends at the
| Woman's National Democratic Club,
| $50 Connecticut avenue, Representa-
! tive and Mrs. Milton A. Romjue, Rep
\ resentative and Mrs. Ralph F. Lozier,
| Representative and Mrs. Samuel c.
Major, Representative and Mrs. Clar-
ence Cannon.
| This is the second of series Of
! entertainments during March, that
! Mrs. Blair has arranged to give in
| the new Democratic Women'S club
! house. She entertained group
March s, and will give a. third buff
fct supper Saturday evening. Mrs.
Mrs. Blair at the Saturday evening
suppers. Among the guests last Sat
urday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edward p. Costigan. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Atherton DuPuy, Senator and
Mrs Pat Harrison, Senator and Mrs.
Henry W. Keyes, Senator and Mrs.
t''Aa pomerene. Mrs. Kate Trenholm