The Washington times., 1926-05-08
BOOTHS ARRANGED FOR
TWIN OAKS FETE

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Among the attractive booths 1T
the Neighb0rhOod House fete to be
held Thursday. May 20, at Twin
Oaks. Wo0dley Road, 1T the home
of Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles j., Bell,
viii be the Swedish table where
swedish and American candies Of
every description Will be sold.
Madame Ekengren viii have charge
81 this table and her assistants will
be Madame Bostrom, wife o. the
Swedish minister; Madame Weidel.
wife OF the commercial counselor Of
the Swedish legation: Mrs. William
81. Butler, Mrs. COpley Amory, Mrs.
Arthur Macarthur. Mrs. Walter p.
wilcox, Mrs. Edward Walker, Mrs.
Hewett Wells, Mrs, Lindsay Russell
and Mrs. Claude Mayo.
FILIPINO DELEGATE
HOST Ar DINNER
senator Sergio Osmeno. president
pro tenn Of the Philippine legation
and special representative Of the
Philippine legislature to the United
States. was host - a company q
is at dinner last evening IA the
jefferson room Of the MayK;oaver.
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Mrs. a. j.. Brosseau, recently
elected president general Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton. has returned to Washington
after & short stay at her home in
Greenwicn. Conn. and is at the
willard, where she viii remain
until the latter part Of next week.
ATHLETIC CLUB
PLANS FETE
The Capital Athletic Club Of
washington will have Its first
dance this evening at the City Club.
The patrOnesses are Mrs. Nicholas
Longwcrth, Mrs. Harry 8. New,
Mrs. James j. Davis, Mrs. James p.
Watson, Mrs. Everett Sanders, Mrs.
Fred s. PurneIl, Mrs, Albert II.
Vestal and Mrs. Paul Foley.
The Capital Athletic Club, which
is an organization of young women
athletes, ranging in age from IA to
30 years, was organized three years
ago by q group of Central High
School girls who wished to continue
their athletic activities after leaving
school
ThAse in charge Of arrangements
for this dance include Lillian Hoff.
man, chairman; Mrs. Gale NicIxer.
son and Florence, SHADING. The
proceeds Of the dance will be used
to pay the expenses of the clubs
representatives in meets which take
place outside OF Washington.
A tea, bridge and NAH jong party
will be given at Mrs. Henry Hay.
wood Classics residence on Bradley
Lane for the benefit of the organ
fund Of st. Johns Church, Norwood
Parish, on Saturday afternoon, May
Is, at 2:30 o'clock.
CATHEDRAL CLOSE TO
BE SCENE OF PARTY
Mrs. Junias MacMurray will be
chairman of the committee in
charge Of the candy table at the
House of Mercy Garden Party in
the Cathedral Close on Tuesday,
May is, from 3 till Z o'clock. AS.
sisting her will be: Mrs. w. X. Rey.
pen, Mrs. A. N. Talbot, Mrs. q. r.
Cecil and Mrs. c. E. Kilbourne.
All sorts of delicious candies will
be found at this table. Among
them several new and delectable
homemade kinds. Mrs. MacMur.
ray will also have a number of
young girls assisting her.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson B. Tread
well and their daughter, Miss Anne
Overton Treadwell. arrived yester-
day from Augusta, Ca, where they
spent the winter, and are at the
Hotel Hamilton for a short time.
Miss Margaret Treadwell, who was
with them In Georgia, has gone to
Boston to join her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Gee,
jr. Mr.. and Mrs Treadwell and
Miss Treadwell will go to Boston
a..o.,n XNa alairn crtn.. -, $3.50.