The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-22
JEAN ELIOTS NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY
Z. S. A.; Mrs. Delos BIodgett, and
Mrs. Frances Berger Moran.
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SCULPTOR TO ADDRESS
COLLEGE WOMEN'S CLUB.

An interesting program has been
arranged for the College Women's
Club tea, Monday, January &c,
from to O'Clock at the Nclub-
house, 1922 street. Uric S. J.
Dunbar, thee well-known local
sculptor, will be the guest of
honor. Mr.. Dunbar will give a
CLAY Talk" modelling the human
figure in various attitudes and CIV
ing a demonstration in bas relief.
The hostesses for the tea will be
Mrs. Skipwith p. Coale and the
members of Section VI who are:
Mrs. Dean Caldwell, Miss Belle
Worth Worth Bagley, Mrs. T.
Janney Brown. Mrs. William S.
CulbertsonS Mrs. Alice M. Heagy.-
Mrs. G.. F.. Jameson, Mrs. F. T. F.
3rd., Miss Elizabeth Edna Marshall,
Mrs. Paul F. Myers, Miss Alice
Paul, Mrs. j. Irving Steel, Doctor
Ada r. Thomas, Mrs. John r.
NWeyrich, Mrs. Arthur T. Woods,
Miss Alberta Wilson, Miss Mary
w. Pierce and Mrs. Frederic B.
Pyle.
Mrs. Uric s. J. Dunbar will re-
ceive with Mrs. Harris Baldwin, the
president of the club, and Mrs.
Coale. Miss Pierce and Mrs. Pyle
will assist in the dining room.
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PLANS MATERTALIZING FOR
SOUTHERN RELIEF BALL.
Among the recent additions to
patronesses and box holders for the
Southern Relief Ball to be held on
Monday next at the New Willard,
are Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker and
Mrs. William b. Dennis. Miss Vir-
ginia Selden, who is the head of the
young ladies floor committee, will
have the following girls assisting
her: Miss Audrey Alexander, Miss
Laura Bryn, Miss niger Bryns Miss
Charlotte Clark, Miss Helen Colbert,
Miss Pauline Mosby Coleman, Miss
Louise Clayton, Miss Lelita Dawson,
Miss Virginia Edwards, the Misses
Elliott, Miss Evalina Gleaves, Miss
Anne Hill, Miss Natalie Hammond.
Miss Anne May Hawkins, Miss Eliza
beth Kemp, Miss Dorothy Mondell;
Miss Janet Moffatt, Miss Norvel
Munford. Miss Agnes Stands, Miss
Elizabeth Sutherland, Miss Elizabeth
stiles, Miss Claudia Read, Miss
Laura Sewers, Miss Barbara Stan
field, Miss Mary Treadwell. Miss
Minnie Vidor, Miss Catherine Wrenn
and Miss Eleanor Wheeler.
The floor committee will include
C. Bascom Slemp, Jesse Anthony,
Frank Buckley, John A. Chunlbley,
William Bowie Clark, F. F.. Conway,
Major E. w. Ewing, p. Gordon
Cooper, David e. Finley, r. r. Fra
vel, Charles Noble Gregory, Fielding
Lewis, John r. Little. r. Q. Pillow,
w. w. Price, George Rawlings and
several of the young Southern Off
GERS now stationed at Fort Myer.
aEORGIANs TO MEET >
AT SHOREHAM TONIGHT.
Congressman William D. Upshaw
OF Atlanta, Ca, will be the prin-
c.pal speaker at a meeting of the
Georgia State Club to be held at
the Shorehams Hotel, gold room, to-
night at $3.50 o., lock. Mr.. Upshaw
will speak on Georgia Fellowship"
and all Georgians in Washington
have been invited to attend the
meeting.
Congressman William G.. Lark.
ford, w. w. Larsen and Charles H.
Brand, of Georgia, will make brief
talks. Mr.. Brand is honorary presi-
dent of the club.
A musical program has also been
arranged by Mrs. Robert E. L. Hall.
chairman of the entertainment COM
nlittee of the club, including songs
by Mrs. Bessie Means Jordan, guitar
selections by Mrs. Bernice Brown
McCullar, and readings by Mrs.
Carl E. Schoenhals, all Georgia tai
ent. The Virginians Orchestra will
furnish music for the occasion.