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rooms were bountifully decorated with
gay Spring flowers and refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Stevenson was before mar
rage Miss Eta Louise Van Valen.
The George Baldwin Mccoy Unit
or the American Women's Legion viii
present Mr.. Ralph Van Horn. pianist
In recital Friday afternoon, April 8
at 4:45 o'clock in the Women's City
Cub. Mr.. Van Horn was an accom-
pushed pianist before he entered the
service for the World War, and since
leaving the hospital has taken up his
work again. Assisting will be Mrs
w. K. Wilson, soprano, accompanied
by Miss Lucy Brickenstein, and Miss
Betty Hartshorne, dancer.
Mrs. Curtis ID. Wilbur was the spe.
cial guest at the women's session OF
the School of Politics yesterday after
noon at the Willard. Mrs. William
Wolff Smith was presented by Mrs
Virginia White Speel as the presiding
chairman of the session. Pages for the
session were Miss Florence Kelsey,
Miss Barbara Hight, Mrs. c. B. Fry,
Hopkins.
The afternoon session today from
2 to 4 o'clock, will have specially in
teresting speakers.
Mrs. f. L. Brown entertained at
luncheon yesterday in the Florentine
room at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Covers were laid for IS, and Spring
flowers were used as decorations.
Miss Harryette Zimmele, daughter
of Mrs. Harry B. Zimmele, will come
to Washington from Vassar College
Monday to spend her Spring vacation
with her mother. She will be ac-
companied by two of her classmates,
n. j., and Miss Sylvia Atwater of
Tarrytown-on-the Hudson, who will
spend few days with her.
Mrs. John Beale and her daughter.
Miss Kitty Beale, of Washington, are
guests at the May1ower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, who
are spending the season at the Ponce
de Leon, in St. Augustine, Fla, have
purchased ground there, and will
build Winter home. intending to
make Florida their legal residence.
Mr.. Walter D. Davidge heads the
group of distinguished Washington
men who are aiding the Spanish
F1esta for the benefit of Monticello
and who will act as ushers at the
nesta Monday evening at the May
flower Hotel. The group includes, in
addition to Mr.. Davidge, Capt Ed
mond ID. Willm, naval attache of the
French embassy; Mr.. Leander McCor-
mlck-Goodheart commercial secretary
ffCT a1..ac
jackson, U. S. NJ; Mr.. Writ Howe,
Mr.. William Bowie Clark and Mr..
Lynch Luquer.
"A number of dinner parties will be
given preceding the ball. Col. and
Mrs. George G. Thorpe will entertain
at buffet dinner for so guests: Mr.,
and Mrs. George T. Marye will be
hosts to a dinner party: Mai. and
mrs. Walter S. Sturgill will entertain
for company of IL: the Minister of
Albania, Mr.. Faik konitza and Mr.,
ana Mrs. Charles Slater will have as
their guest at dinner Mime. Maria
Montero, famous Spanish dancer. who
VIII be the guest artist at the fiesta,
coming on. from New York especially
Tor this occasion. Washington will be
the first American city outside of New
York to see Montero in her famous
Spanish shawl dances, which will be
the chief feature of the special pro-
gram of entertainment being ar
ranged for the ball by Miss Hawke.
who is in charge of the special fea-
lures. Mr.. Davidge also will be host
TO small party preceding the ball.
among the patronesses for the
nesta are Mrs. Frank B. Moves Mrs.
William Mcclellan Ritter, Mrs. Ever.
EFT Sanders and Mrs j. Butler
Wright. Additional subscribers are
Sonora Dona Amelia L. de Alfaro.
wife of the Minister of Panama.
Mrs. Flora Mason Nicholson, great.
great-granddaughter of Thomas JEFF
ferson; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bell.
Miss Janet Richards, Mrs. Mason
Gray, Mrs. William Wheatley. Mrs.
Lillian Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
III. Meigs, Mrs. Lybrant of New York
and Mr.. Henry Martin Clark,
Mrs. Edward Martin Allison. jr..
and Mrs. Helen Garst Rutan, have
given up their apartment at the Hotel
Roosevelt, Washington, and have gone
TO New York. where they have taken
suite at the Warwick.
The international dinner with which
the American Association of Univer-
sity Women will signalize it's evening
session Friday, April !, will be held