Evening star., 1927-10-28
Reception Saturday for
President and Mrs. Marvin.

A reception in honor of the new
president of George Washington Uni
Nersity and Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin
il being given by the Columbian
Women and the Alumni Association
of the institution Saturday evening
at the MayfioWer.
In the receiving line, in addition to
the guests of honor, will he Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Bell Larner, representing
the board of trustees; DR.. and Mrs.
r. A. Hornaday, representing the
Alumni Association; DIR. and Mrs
Harvey W. Wiley, representing the
Columbian Women, and the dean al
the university and Mrs. Howard h.
Hodgkns. Prof. Elmer Louis kayser.
secretary of the university, will make
the introductions.
After the reception. DIR. Hornaday,
president of the Alumni Association,
AVill introduce the president of the
Columbian Women, Mrs. Harvey w.
Wiley, who will bring word of greet
ing from the Columbian Women and
the Alumni Association to President
Marvin. President Marvin will make
short address.
The Mems Glee Club of the univer-
sity will give a program of college
songs, which will be followed by
dancing.
A group of prominent men grad
uatos of the university are assisting
Mr.. Harold F.. Warner. chairman of
the reception and floor committee.
They are: Mr.. John Bell Larner.
Mr.. Theodore Moves. Mr.. Harry c.
Davis. Mr.. William Bruce King, Mr..
Stephen E. Kramer. Mr.. John JOY
Edison, Mr.. n. Landon Rurchell, Mr..
Charles Carroll Glover. jr.; DR.. Charles
Stanley White Mr.. Delos Smith, DR..
Charles w. Richardson, Mr.. Arthur
HELEN. DR.. Thomas A. Groover, DR..
Huron W. Lawson, Mr.. Joshua Evans.
ir.: Mr.. Joseph Stewart, Mr.. Claude
Owen. DR.. Sterling Ruff1n, DR.. William
j. Mallory, Col. Walter c. Cleplane.
Mr.. Henry p. Blair, Dr. Daniel l..
Borden. Dean William V. Van Week.
Dean William Cline Borden, Mr.. John
Paul Earnest, Mr.. Clifford X. Berry
man, Mr.. Gilbert Hall, Mr.. Samuel
Uerrick Mr. William j. Wallis. Capt.
Edward Stafford and Capt. Edwin s.
Bettelheim.
A number of women are serving on
the hospitality committee, with Miss
Irene NJ. Pictorio as chairman.
Mrs. Joshua Evans. jr., and MIR
Stephen E. Kramer are heading the
committee on arrangements. and are
assisted by number of others.
Mr.. J. Lewis Moneyway and Miss
Maxine Role have charge of the
music. Mrs. William Carl Ruediger
Miss Elizabeth Peet and Miss Rose
mary Arnold are in charge of decora.
tions.
Miss Elsie c. Sonnenberg and Miss
Helen Crawley of Hyattsville. who
sailed on the s. s. De Grasse Septem-
Der to attend the American Legion
.r, n,.ss,
this week on the S. s. Suffren after
a visit TO the continent. Their timer
ary incNded France, Italy, SwitZer
land, Germany, England and Ireland.
Miss G.. Melange of Paris arrived
on tn ;, La France Wednesday, coming
. direct to Washington. and is a guest
at the Grace Dodge Hotel. Miss Me-
lange is a student of archaeology. and
will study the collection of George
Herbert Myers and other museum col
lections in America. She will remain
IN Washington throughout the Win
ter.
! The Womans National Democratic
Club will hold a reception at the club
house. 1926 New Hampshire avenue.
Wednesday, November ,, from 4 to
6 o'clock, to view an exhibition of the
original paintings of the Women Citi-
zen cover designs depicting the part
women have played in building up the
; Nation.
Mrs. s. r. Twist o Hamilton, Cana
da, is visiting here ster. Miss Maude
A. Clark, at 900 Nine teenth street.
Miss Alice Hutchns Drake will have
as her guests at the /. Q. Armstrong
lecture to be given BET Dre the District
League of American Zen Women at
its clubrooms, 110S Sixteenth street
Z northwest. tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
o'clock, Mrs. Thomas EdL' iston Drake,
Miss Helen Morton Drake, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Ross. Mrs. George Rob-
erts, Miss Mary Roberts, Mrs. Leon
ard Lispenard Nicholson, Miss Juliette
Nicholson and Mrs. Arthur Crawford