Evening star., 1927-12-05
SOCIETY
Continued from Eighteenth page.)

Henry Mace Payne, consulting engi
feer to the American Mining Con
sgretss.
Mrs. Cabot Stevens will entertain
the North Star Union. W. c. 7. T..
tomorrow afternoon at ) O'Clock, al
her residence, when Mr.. Wilbur, wife
i0f the Secretary of the Navy, Will be
1he honor guest. Mr. Wilbur is ar
Thonorary member of the union and
Twill greet delegates of the Loyal Tenn
perance Legion after they present a
sketch prepared by Mrs. Stevens.
iH Assisting Mrs. Stevens will be Mrs
/, Clyde F'illey, Mrs. III. w. Butler. Mrs
George L. Bunnelle and Mrs. II. w
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Hodges,
who are at the Willard for the week,
entertained a small company there at
dinner last eveni'.g.
Mrs. William Hard will be the guest
OF honor of the members of the in
ternational outlook section of the
Twentieth Century Club tomorrow
afternoon at the December meeting
at the residence of Mrs. Ernest p.
Bicknell. 1861 Crescent place. Mrs.
Hard will speak on ireland as 1t Is
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ing.
Mr.. and Mrs James L. Wright We're
hosts at dinner last evening at the
Willard.
Former Representative and Mrs. Al
Ian Moore of Illinois, who are at the
Willard for a visit, were hosts there
last evening at dinner in compliment
fn Senator Smith of Illinois
Sir Frederick Anderson of Edn-
burcI1. Scotland, and Mrs. Anderson.
who are on an extended American
tour are at present in Washington,
and guests at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
A tea will be given by Nine. Herter
at Wardman Park Hotel, Thursday,
at 4:30 O'Clock, when acting as host
esses with her will be Mrs. Royal S.
Copeland. Mrs. Amory Perkins. Mrs.
Emory S. Land and Mrs. Alfred p.
Dennis. Nine. Herter will speak on
ancient tapestries and fabrics and will
demonstrate the art of tapestry weav-
ing from the very rare old tapestries
which will form the decoration of the
tea room.
Patrons are the Ambassador of
Mexico and Sonora de Teller, Mrs.
Longworth, Mrs. John III. Hammond,
Mrs. William j. Donovan, Mrs. j..
Borden Hartman, Mrs. George Bar
nett, Mrs. Emory Land, Mrs. Keith
Merrill and Mrs. Armory Perkins.
Mr.. Lucien Whiting Powell will
give reception this afternoon in his
studio home, 1928 G street
A luncheon was given by Mrs. j. F.
Callbreath Friday at the Congress
sional Country Club to ladies accom-.
panying delegates to the annual con-
vention of the American Mining Con.
gress. Mrs. Callbreath is the wife Of
the secretary of the American Mining
Congress.
Guests were Mrs. Homer d. Ford
Mrs. C. s. Hurter, Mrs. George NJ.
Davidson, Mrs. A. B. Kelley, Mrs.
George Wolfe, Mrs. Bruce p. Tyler,
Mrs. T., r.. Sharp, Mrs. F. G. Ham
rick. Mrs. Fl. X. Porter, Mrs. Ralph
C. Becker, Mrs. L. e. Young, Miss
Harriet Young, Mrs. r. p. Hines,
Miss Gaerfella Hines, Mrs. j. D. War.
riner, Mrs. Walter NJ. Dake, Mrs.
Douglas Corner, Mrs. Archibald
Douglas, Mrs. Lewis Douglas, Mrs.
Mrs. II. S. Gilbertson, Mrs. e. E.
Boone, Mrs. j., r. Hurlburt, Mrs.
George Bailey, Mrs. G. B. Southwark,
Mrs. Mckinley Kriegh, Mrs. J. M.
Hadley, Mrs. C. T. Briggs and Mrs.
W. H. Grady.
Mrs. Ell. C. Mellon. Atlantic City;
Mrs. Charles III. Choate and Mrs. w.
L. Richards of New York City have
taken suites at the Grace Dudge
Hotel, where they win remain for
some time.
I President William Mather Lewis of
Lafayette College will be welcomed
by more than thousand Pennsylva-
mans at the meeting Of the Pennsyl-
vania Society of Washington in the
Willard Hotel ballroom Wednesday
night, December IA, at SIS o'clock.
President Lewis was the head Of
George Washington University here
and made an enviable place in the ed
ucational life of the city. His return
will be hailed with delight by all. and
especially by Lafayette alumni in this
city. Special invitations have been
sent to all the graduates Of the Key
stone institution and they will attend
in a. body Rev. Thomas G. Clark,
pastor of the Takoma Park Presby-
sterian Church, the Oldest Lafayette
sgraduate in the city. and Theodore +.
sBehler, the youngest, will have places
ION the platform. DIR. Lewis will give
aan account of his experiences at
1Easton. Pa. since he assumed his
sduties in September. A delegation of
sthe Washington Kiwanis Club, in
whose activities Dr. Lewis was very
prominent while here, will attend.
There will be musical selections, and
sas an added feature Mr.. Albert *
sRowswell of Pennsylvania will give
lone OF his "Bits of Keystone Philos.
sophy.'. There will be a reception. line
lat $50 o'clock so that the members
sand guests. may meet DIR. and Mrs
Lewis. Election Of officers will be
held at this meeting. The present Of
sficers are: Representative Clyde Kelly
spresident; DR.. John S. Arnold, Mr.. I
Lincoln Townsend and Mrs. IT. L.
sCrilly, vice presidents; Mrs. Howard
s. Reeside, treasurer, and Mr.. d. B.
Croft, secretary. Mr.. Samuel A. Ken
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