The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-24
TO ENTERTAIN FOR
BRIDAL PARTY.

Mason Wright, and David McKen'
dree Key, who wifi be married next
day, the guests including members
Of their wedding party.
NThe wedding of Miss Wright and
Mr.. Key will be in st. Johns
Church, and will be followed by g
! reception at the Metropolitan Club
annex. Mrs. Sidney Scott, OF WI.
mingtOn, Del, win be matron OF
honor. The bridesmaids will In.
clude Miss Anna Hamlin, Miss An
Lindsay Wood, Miss Louise Sewal,
Miss Eleanor Thompson, Whining
| ton, and Miss Eleanor Martin, Bur-
lingame, Cal.
The best man will be Malcolm
Fradley, Boston, and the ushers
will be: E. f.. Christian, Washing
ton, Everett N Case, Plainfield,
N. j.; Covington Janin, San Fran
cisco; Lawrence Terry, Dedham,
Mass; HI. r. Colt, New York; 3.
Kay Johnston, Chattanooga, Tenn;
Ellery Sedgewick, New York; John
Nicholas Brown, Providence, +. Ii
William Deering Howe, Boston
JerauId Wright, Washington; Lieu
tenant William Wright, jr., Wash
ington; J. M. Hackney, Union
town, Pa; John Croker, Fitchburg,
Mass; Keith Kane, Marion, Mass
and Thomas West, Hopedale' MASS
Alan g. Goldsmith, the chief Of
the European Division Of the De.
tpartment of Commerce, viii be the
guest Of honor at a dinner this
evening given at the Whit.H Peacock
by his associates in the detartment'
There will be twenty in the cam.
pany. Mr.. Goldsmith has resigned
from the department, effective
February 1, and will leave Tor
Europe the latter part OF next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Dodd were
hosts at dinner last evening, their
guests including the Minister OF
Panama and Nine. Alfaro, the
counselor OF the Polish legation,
Hipolit Civic; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hewitt Myers. Leo Katz, Mrs. WI.
liam 2. Ripley. Of Boston. presi.
Club, and Miss Esther Ogden,
editor of the magazine of the
Foreign Policy Association of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Abrams
of Chevy Chase with Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. r. Kelly, also of Chevy Chase,
entertained last night at the Lee
House, at buffet supper and
dance. There were fifty-five guests.
~ r
Professor Timothy A. Smiddy,
minister from the Irish Free State,
will be the guest of honor and
speaker at the luncheon to be
given by the Women's City club, %
Jackson place, 9n January 81, ~
subject Social Welfare Work. "
Judge Mary O'Toole win preside.
Colonel and Mrs. Pelham Glass
ford, who entertained at dinner
last night for Doctor and Mrs. Her.
bert Adams Gibbons. Of Princeton,
N. T., had ais guests,s Miss Juliette
Janin, Miss Caroline Mcmahon,
Ward Brown, Major Harry Kutz
/ and J. A. p. Stadtler.
Mrs. Gibbons, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Stephen B. E1kins Is now
the guest Of Colonel and Mrs.
/ Glassford and Doctor Gibbons ar
rived yesterday to remain a few
days.
FIRST BOX SOLD FOR
HISTORICAL BALL.
| Mrs. Thomas Henry Clay Reed,
chairman Of the ticket committee
for the historical costume ball at
the Mayflower Hotel, February 81,
ANNOUNCED this morning that the
| first box had been sold to Mrs.
Delos Blodgett, who with her sister
Mrs. Charles Graves Matthews, has
been active in the work Of the
foundation.
The ball is being given under
the auspices Of the Thomas JEFF
ferson Memorial Foundation, which
is engaged in the purchase OF
Monticello, the jefferson Home,
near Charlottesville, Va.
Mrs. Rose ,Gouverneur Hoes,
chairman of the ball committee,
has requested all those who pro-
pose wearing historical, costumes
to send to the chairman a sketch
LOT the ancestors represented by
them as lineal descendants. Those
not proposing to wear fancy cos
tune are asked at least to wear
powdered hair.
A party will come from Rich
mond, Va, in a special car, and
includes Henry 8. Hotchkiss, John
B. Parrish, Leslie H. Reed, John
B. Hayes, George L. Street, jr., j..
Pope Nash, and their wives.
The Myer Davis Orchestra VIII
play for the ball.
Mrs. E. H. Walton, secretary Of
the ball committee, has opened an
office at the Mayflower Hotel.
Patronesses at the nah jong and
card party in Meridian Mansions,
24O0 Sixteenth street northwest, next
Tuesday afternoon for the benefit of
the Alaska Missions, are: Nine. Riano,
Lady Isabella Howard, Mrs. Milton
e. Allies, Mrs. j. Davis Brodhead,
Mrs. James CouZens, Mrs. William
Eric Fowler, Mrs. John L. Lines,
Miss Katherine Judge, Mrs. DARCY
Magee, Mrs. w. E. Montgomery, Mrs.
Charles Norton, Mrs. John ]. Noonan,
Mrs. Arthur O'Brien, Mrs. Frank
, O'Hara, Mrs. j. K. Robinson, Mrs.
Thomas jefferson Ryan, Mrs. B. f..
Saul, Mrs. George p. Scriven, Mrs.
D. D. v. Stuart, Mrs. J. E. Wood
ward, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
Lady Isabella Howard and Mrs.
John L. Hines will pour tea. Mrs.
J. E. Woodward Is chairman in chief
of the present card party; Mrs. Elmer
Murphy, chairman of tickets; Mrs.
Margaret Loughran of patronesses;
Mrs. j. j. Noonan of posters; and