The Washington times., 1925-04-22

RECEIVING LINE FOR
PENN SOCIETY PARTY.


PENN SOCIETY PARTY.
In the receiving line this eve
ming at the meeting OF the Penn,
| sylyania Society of Washington viii
be President and Mrs. Clyde Kelly,
] Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Davis
Mrs. John B. Heron, State regent.
/ of the Pennsylvania Daughters of
| the American Revolution; Mrs. Law
renee Townsend, Mrs. Alexander E..
Patton, Mrs. Dallett II. Wilson,
/ MRS. Adam M. Wyant, Mrs. Ander-
/ son HI. Walters and others.
Among the boxholders are the
4 Secretary of the Treasury A. w.
1 Mellon, Mrs. George Mesta, Con-
gressman and Mrs. Louis T. McFad-
den. Congressman and Mrs. Guy z.
Campbell, Congressman Thomas w.
Phillips, jr., Mrs. Joseph p.
| Thropp, Mrs. Richard Townsend
Mrs. Livingston Hunter, Mrs. Gains
/ Mt Rrunlbaugh. Mrs. e. B. Gran
din. Miss Mary Oursler and Wilmer
j. Paget.
i piohf" and the honor guests will be
officers of the sesQui-centennial
/ committee in Philadelphia which is
/ manning for the 150th anniversary
IF the signing of the Declaration OF
/ Gndenendence. Joseph III. Mac
7 ,aughlin and Edward J. Cattell
| have been commissioned by Mayor
Kendrick to represent the sesqul.
centennial committee.
i Commander N. r. Furlong. Y. .
N, will make the introuuceiolls
COLUMBIAN WOMEN
BANQUET HOSTS.
i The Columbian Women gave
their annual dinner last evening,
/ entertaining at the Chevy CnaSe
Club through the courtesy OF the
board Of governors OF that organi1a-
ton.
hostess and Miss Elizabeth Wilson,
nresident of Columbian Women,
i was toastmistress.
/ The guests of honor were Nine.
Rrvn. Nine. SEE, Nine. Panaretoff,
Mrs James j. Davis, Mrs. william
IM Lewis and Miss b. B. Beach.
/ Nine Panaretoff spoke on The
Education of Women in Bulgaria.
Mrs. Davis gave an address on the
Moose project and Mrs. F.. ID. Far
/ rington spoke on The Way Out
/ for the Younger Generation. songs
were rendered by Miss u. M. Wnite
and Mrs. Ralph Foster, and MISS
IKathryn Lee Keep presented g.
Ou Among those present were Mrs.
i Charles w. Richardson, Mrs.
Charles /. Corby, Mrs. Edward
j Gheen, Mrs. AISLE J. Gronna, Mrs.
Ia. u. Hodgkins, Mrs. William Van
Week. Mrs. William G. Ruediger,
Miss Alice Henning, Mrs. D. <.
ShIlte. Mrs. w. H. Heron, Mrs.
IT p. Ernest. Mrs. r. w. Ballou,
Miss McWilliams, Doctor LaSalle,
mrs. William e. Chamberlin, Mrs.
la. p. Clark, Miss Elizabeth Pee,
and Mrs. HI. G. Doyle.
TABLES FILL UP FOR
AUTHORS BREAKFAST.
Among those who have made res
Iervations for the authors breakfast,
to be held on Saturday at the May
lflower Hotel, in connection with
1.-The annual convention or the
League of American Pen Women are:
Mrs. Louis Gutenberg, Mr.. and MRS.
Albert w, Howard, Mrs. James ~
Vent Mrs. Edward K. Campbell,
Mrs. Arthur J. Seaton, Miss Grace
p. Frysinger, Mrs. Harlan f. Stone,
Mrs. John C. Merriam, Mrs. VIII
liam Mather Lewis, Mrs. Samuel
Gordon Graham, Mrs. Ollie M
James, Mrs. John r. Ellie, Doctor
Iouisa Stanley, Jennie Mason
C.ihbs. Mrs. Frances Gibbs Keith,
MRS Frank G.. Odenheimer, Mrs.
MAYNARD Crane Burren, Mrs. Rich
ard Yates, Mrs A. L., Rheinstrom'
Mrs. Wallace Streater, Mrs. Fred
erick T. F. Johnson. Mrs. James
w. Carmalt, Mrs. w. G Sullivan,
Miss Martha Fitzpatrick, MIS-
Miss Overman, Mrs. L.
Goodnow. Miss Juliet 5. COCO
now. Mrs. G.. G. White. Mrs. Ed
ward p. Dickens. Mrs. Henry Ma
Crane C'Magrane Monica MRS.
Mary J. Culbertson, Miss Martha
Magrane. Mrs. Fred Jewell, Miss
Louise Proctor, Mrs. Forman, Miss
lie. L. Dodge, Mrs. Mamie Little,
Katherine Hopkins Chapman, Mrs.
Howard Mccall, Mrs. Alice Roger
Haeer. Miss Adah Terrell Hoffatt,
Mrs. e. Windsor Offatt, Miss Maude
Kersten, Miss Marie Redfern, Arch
bishop Hanna, Ida Bailey Allens
Nina C. Vandewalker, Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker, Mrs. Frank r.
Grenewalt, Mrs. Arthur Davenport
Miss Betty Davenport, Mrs. A. "
Livington, Mrs. Fenwick l.. Holmes
MRS. mary W. oIOIy, MAoo "~oSP-A
inc It. Prather, Mrs. Luther Greg
DRY, Mrs. l.. v. Grogan, Mrs. *.
Bovee, Stella Burke May, Mrs: sara
C. Sherman, Mrs. Louise B. Cough
ton, Mrs. John M. Beavers, Mrs.
Frances May Beddell, Mrs. Rubin
Rose Holloway, Mrs. Mary Logan
Tucker, Caroline Giltinan, Leo +.
Harlow, Mrs. Mary Sinton Ieitch,
Virginia Lynne Tunstall, Roselle
Mercier Montgomery, national vice
| chairman of poetry, l.. A. z. W.;
Ruth Mason Rice, editor of Book
I and Craft; Jessie B. Rittenhouse,
Sallie Bruce Kinsolving, Jeanne
Robert Foster, American editor OF
"The Transatlantic Review" and
Clinton Scotland.
TT. G. Mutton, of Richmond, who
makes his home at Wardman Park
Hotel for part Of the year, has
returned there after a visit with
his brother, Rear Admiral Louis
Mccoy Mutton, superintendent or
|, the United States Naval Academy,
and Mrs Mutton, at Annapolis.