The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-23

| ter, Miss 1VOnne townsend ana MT.
and Mrs. Harry Fitzhugh.
Captain and Mrs. c.. c. Calhoun
have taken a box for the series
and will entertain in. their box at
the concert tonight, Admiral and
Mrs. Kimball.
, Mrs. J. A. L. Van den Borsch viii
have in her box. her mother. Mrs.
Kennedy, Mrs. Dunlop Hopkins, OF
New York, Mrs. Florence Kendall,
mother OF Messmore Kendall, presi
dent of the Capital Theater of New
York, and Mrs. David Allen Camp
bell, under whose auspices. as chair
man of the music department of
the National Council of Women,
the concerts are being given.
Nine Won Lewinski has taken
large box for the series OF concerts
and will have a notable company
of guests with her tonight and at
the succeeding concerts.
Captain John III. CowIes has taken
o box for tonight and will entertain
n company of guests.
WOMEN's CITY CLUB
STARTS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE.
Mrs. Theodore v. Boynton. mem
Der of the finance committee
of the Women's City Club, is aid
ing in it's drive for life members,
which begins with radio dinner
Thursday evening. The others men,
bers of the committee are Miss Nell
v. Price, Mrs. Carolina B. Stephen,
Mrs. John James Walsh, and the
president, Doctor Frances F,oye,
with Judge Mary O'Toole, chairman;
assisting the committee are Miss
Myrtle L. Bum Miss Elsie Pierce,
Mrs. Frank Parks, Miss Alice M.
Heaven, Miss Florence Fraser Stiles,
Miss Frances Williams and Mrs.
Granville Hunt. Additional life
members are Miss Margaret Bayly,
Mrs. Marie Stair Lawyer, and Mrs.
Harry Wardman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Lawson Rose,
of Geneva, N. Y, have taken an
/ apartment at the Brighton for the
| spring months.
/ Mrs. James M. Or1ne, jr., enter
tanned at luncheon, followed by
! bridge, today in her home, Valley
! View, on Georgia avenue. There
were twenty-six in the company.
I Mrs. Orme will be hostess at
luncheon and bridge tomorrow.
Miss Maude Mason will entertain
| at bridge on April 4, in compliment
i to Miss Nancie Curtler, OF England,
who is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Fielding Lewis Marshall, jr.
GEORGIA STATE CLUB
PLANS FESTIVITIES.
/
Georgia State Club will meet at the
| home OF Mrs. Robert e. l.. Hall,
| 1919 Twenty-ninth street, on Fri
day afternoon at 2:30, to complete
details of the organization Of the
new section. All Georgia ladies
are invited to- attend. Other than
club members who expect to attend
should call Mrs. Hall by Thursday.
Methods will be discussed for the
reception which the club is giving
in honor of the visiting d. A. r.
delegates at the Washington Clup
on April 81. Mrs. Hall is chairman
of the entertainment committee.
c. B. McCullar is president Of the
Georgia State Club and George r.
Martin is secretary.
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Mrs. Nancy DuPre North will en-
terrain at a reception on Friday
evening, beginning at $3.50 o'clock,
for the poetry committee of the Dis
trict Federation Of Women's Clubs.
clubhouse of the general federation
at 1874 N street. Receiving with
Mrs. North will be Miss Sylvia
Frances Metcalf, the guest of honor;
Mrs. Roe Fulkerson, vice president
of the District federation; Mrs.
Charles P. Grandfield, correspond
ing secretary of the District fedora
ton; Mrs. William A. Trauty and
Mrs. James NJ. Wiley.
Presiding at the refreshment
tables will be Mrs. Dewitt Croissant
and Mrs. w. F. Bischoff.
A short program will be given
which will include group of
French ballads by Miss Metcalf. who
has recently returned from abroad.
Miss Metcalf will be accompanied
by Mrs. Claughton West Miss
Marjorie Webster will give some
readings.
Congressman and Mrs. Fred Brit
ten were hosts to a company Of
twelve at dinner last evening at
their apartment at Wardman Prk.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Richardson
and the latter's aunt, Miss Helen
Cannon, who is their guest, enter
tanned at dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Ham.
mond left yesterday afternoon for
New York 10 remain several days.
|
Congressman A. Plat Andrews,
with Count Sala Of London. is visit
! inc Mr. and Mr1 r.
at Palm Beach.