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Home Making Helps
BY GRACE THORNCLIFFE
She Rnres 4bnuf arm Erprinr Corn.


MENTIONED in my last diary
that Helene was planning 20
rush home for q few days The
occasion is her mothers wedding
anniversary-a really important one
and the family In planning N biz
celebration. Ordinarily MADAME
wouldn't let either one OF us Off for
anything like this. but since bust
ness has been rather slow. she was
very sweet about letting Helene Eo.
Helene was all excited about going
nc first and hardly able 70 wait until
ike time came 10 actually start forth.
But then along comes a new boy
triend-rtroduced by the girls across
the street--and now her enthusiasm
has waned- She certainly IL q panic.
The expression New face. new
fancy" certainly hits the nail on the
head ms applied 20 her. Il wonder
when she'll settle down and be &C.
sioua- Although ! suppose one has
. lot more fun out OF life when con
Etituted this way.
She and Peggy were supposed 20
cave on Saturday. but the new bry
friend has invited Helene to n dance,
and Peggy has m invitation to tfra
same affair. SO they're going to star
aver until Sunday.
And OF course. rs soon as Helene
gets a new crush she thinks Ehe
must have an entire new wardrobe.
don't think that's n logical conclu-
non az all, for a new boy friend
hasn't seen the old clothes. 10 WHY
pother7
However. nothing would dc but
that Helen must have u new evening
gown q che dance Helene figured
out-she can always figure things
Out when she wants anything hard
enoush-that Il would be practical
anyway. because she'd need IL NJ.
home. and that as far as the exnansa
went. her dad would probably give
DER some money when she gets home
% Y the dress she d.d-and Il
u Mada11e's most beautiful models.
Us an evening gown of orange chIf.
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Birthday Dinner
For Mrs. Cole

Mr.. and Mrs "A. b. Cole we're
hosts at an informal dinner party
on Friday evening. The affair was
arranged in celebration Of Mrs.
Coles birthday.
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shine Garrison, Ruth and Lec--
Walling. Stella Hargrove. Mabel
Nicholson. Evelyn Marshall OF this
city: Misses Gertrude Schaleben and
Lottie Evins of Edinburg. MRS. Nell
son Wimberly OF Weslaco. Mesdames
w. r. Parrish. II. p. Hargrove, Flint
SOrrell, Clelland Harris, w. o.
Brown and Joe Carvejal.
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HI-LO PARTY
The "HI-LO" party OF the Tues
day Afternoon Bridge club was a
huge success Wednesday evening
the affair including the husbands of
the players. At the appointed hour
the company made for the popular
Crystal Waters swimming pool. with
well laden baskets containing food
and drink. First on the program
was a swim, then a picnic supper,
followed by dancing. some OF the
guests however. ~preferring to re-
main quietly looking on while others
"tripped the light fantastic" When
all had enough adjournment was
made TO the w. O. Brown home
where the remainder Of the eve-
ming was spent In bridge. with Mr.
Herbert Melch and al Volz as high
scorers.
Out-of-club guests included Mrs
T.. w. Kemp OF Houston. Mrs. Ar
mes Stebbins. Billy Burnett %!
Brownsville and Mr.. Hughes OF Sar
Antonio. Mesdames Il. n. Burnett
Mrs. w. o. Brown. Mrs. III. G.. JEFF
fries and Mrs. AL Volz were the pen
allied lows"
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. Homer Smith was hostes:
to the Wednesday Bridge club thi:
week. with a four-table personnel
MeSdames =. r. Congdon. william
Drummond. Legg. J. ID. Moore. M. +
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Mrs. r. u. Summons was hostess
TO the p. l.. O. Sisterhood. chapter
y. on Friday afternoon last at her
home on East Twelfth street. with
Mrs. Z p. Congdon as leader for
the study course. Mrs. Congdon.
who l. the newly elected presiding
officer. was I'm charge OF the bust
ness session. this mostly routine
matter. at the close OF which the
work for the day was taken up.
'Bambi.v one OF the recent books.
was reviewed by the leader and
proved to be Of great interest. Mrs.
=. Owen Scott or Rio Grande City
vas present at the session.
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PERSONALS.


Mrs. L. w. Kemp and son. Chas.
ID. are here from Houston visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Kemp's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Volz. and
her sister, Mrs. Herbert Melch, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Fl. Hooks were
here from Edinburg Sunday. spend
ing the day with Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Volz or this city and enjoying a
family reunion.
Mrs. Z. n. MARCEL was hostess
on Saturday nc a dinner To which
she invited the George Mitchell
family. her two sons. Leo and He
Der. and their families. 1t was In
the nature OF birthday anniversaries
and Mothers day combined.
Mrs. Wilbur Close and son Creigh-
ton left Saturday morning for the
old home In Kansas. TO visit Mrs.
Closes parents. They stopped In
Austin to visit Mrs. George Speer.
going from there to Temple 10 con-
suit medical authorities.
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fon with sunburst shirrlng az front
which gives soft fuliacSs To the
bodice. The drapcd panels on the
skirt are OF uneven lengths. the ore
No the left almost touching the floor.
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one OF the entertaining plans OF
the evening.
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COMPLIMENTS VISITOR

Honoring her sister. Mrs. T. w.
Kemp of Houston. Mrs. Herbert
Melch entertained at a six-table
bridge Tuesday afternoon. at the
Lone Palm tearoom. The
large rooms were beautifully deco
rated. the color scheme being Law
ender and yellow. the delicate
shades being carried out in the tai
lies. place cards and refreshments.
The latter consisted Of lavender CO.
lored ice cream served In canta-
loupes "a al mode.
Mrs. r. i. Snyder was high score
holder. Mrs. Leary cutting for con-
ISOLATION. while the guest Of honor
received the gift reserved for her,
Those present were Mesdames III.
G. Jeffries. II. r.. Burnett. al Volz.
G. r. Wright. 8. NJ. Hargrove. r..
a. Rome. William Massey, Conan
Wood. r. w. Tines. =. 3. Snvdor,
Logan Duncan. ID. q. Wood, T. IT,
Armstrong. r.. w. Parrish. o. w.
Brown. Abe Boyd. II. H. Rankin,
n. NJ. Smith. Agnes Stebbins and
Mrs. r. L. Leary and Mrs. Bersett
Of McAllen and Mrs. p. III. Hooks OF
Edinbugrh.
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The Junior EnwnTtn league rave
IN VERY interesting program mt thn
Methodist church Sunday. Mss
Alice Lancaster leading. A scrip
\ Continued cr sage tivR.l
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STAR

EASTERN STAR
Last Tuesday evening was red
letter day In the Eastern Star
chapter; being the last meeting In
the year previous to the election
Of officers for the coming year. Mrs
Mary Peterson. worthy matron. re-
cuested the past matrons Of the To-
cal chapter to act as a degree team
for the comforting Of the degrees
on the two candidates who were tc
be initiated. including Mesdames n
n. Armstrong. r. Doughty. j. Blk
Ter. RI. II. Ewing. j. Millett. O. :
Perkins. w. Ferguson and Miss Inc;
Wood acting In that capacity. with
Mrs. :. T.. Hardin at the piano. Mr.
Dewald. past worthy matron Of thu
Cuero chapter. and j.. @. Decker al
worthy patron. assisted.
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON

CHOIR PROGRAM
The choir program OF the First
Methodist church put on a program
at the Wednesday evening meeting
Of the church, with Mrs. Earl Stewart
leader. Mrs. Stewart gave a syn
opsis of a talk on church music
by Walter Damrosch. the great con-
ductor. in which some very novel
thoughts we're brought out.
+. r. Adams sang a solo very
beautifully. as did Mrs. .. T.. Hard
in. with Mrs. Fl. Z. Smith at the
piano. "A hymn music contest was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-20
Bay State Society Plans
For Elaborate Function

The Massachusetts, Society of Wash
ington will give reception to the Mas
SachusettS delegation in Congress in the
ballroom of the Wardman Park Hotel
Tuesday evening, January %, at
O'Clock. Professional talent has been
engaged for the entertainment and
there will be dancing until l o'clock, ac-
companied by one of the leading or
chestraS of the city. There also will be
tables placed for card playing
Representative John j. Douglass, elo-
cutiOnist, of Boston. will entertain with
a few OF his popular recitations. The
Sylvan Trio will give a program. The
trio includes Mrs. D. H. Lawrence, So
prano: Miss Ruth Kobbe, contralto. and
Miss Grace Stevens, second soprano and
accompanist. There also will be pro-
fesSional cabaret dancer.
This reception promises to be repe-
tition of that held year ago, which
was considered one of the best in the
history Of the society. Assurances have
been given that the entire congressional
delegation will attend.
Under the leadership of the Assistant
Attorney General, Mr.. George r. Far
mum, president of the society, several
committee meetings have been held for
the purpose of devising ways and means
of making this great social success.
President Farnum appointed the COM
mittees as follows: Entertainment-Pres
ident Farnum. chairman; Mrs George
r. Farnum, Mrs. Olive A. Cain, Mrs.
John A. Chamberlain, Miss Harriet M.
Cheney, Mr. George A. Herman, Mr.
william T. Simpson, Mr.. Frank E.
Hickey. Mr.. Alfred E. Hanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Kempton, Mrs. Patrick
j. Murray, Miss Helen G.. O'Neill. Mr.
William r. Russell, Mrs. Ida w. Seaton,
Mr.. Gerald l.. Whelan, Miss Agnes v.
Wilson. Miss Marie C.. Hoffman, Mr..
Lewis w. Hart.
Reception-Mr. Edward L. Bacher,
chairman; Mr.. Charles A. Bowman,
Miss Grace Chamberlain, Miss Ivy Eb-
erie, Mrs. Frank e. Hickey, Miss Edith
M. Michaud. Mr. John r. Farrell, Mr..
Albert E. Michaud, DR.. William I. Ogus,
Miss Elsie Phalen, Miss Loretto Ryan,
Mr.. James ]. Sweeney, Miss Josephine
Wunder and Miss Pearl Zeigen.
Membership committee-Mrs. Proctor
L. Dougherty, chairman; Mrs. Mary AL
len Adams, Miss Eleanor Carleton, Mr..
Gerard M. Cahill, Mr.. Arthur Clancy,
Mr.. D. H. Fassett, Miss Lillian Felt
man, Miss Martha H. Gould, Miss Ade-
laide Harris, Miss Josephine M. Hoff-
man. Miss Mary A. McColligan, Mr.
James E. Nolan, Mr.. James j. OHara,
Miss Nola M. Paquin. Mr.. Charles F.
Sharkey, Mr.. John H. Springer, Miss
Emily S. Steele. Mr.. Albert NJ Sulio,
Mrs. Mary L. Willis and Miss Edith M.
Wilson.
The officers of the society for the
ensuing year are Mr. George r. Far
mum, president; Mrs. Proctor L.
Dougherty. first vice president: Mr.
Frank E. Hickey, second vice president;
Mr.. John w. FINELY. third vice presi-
dent; Mr.. George A. Herman, secretary,
and Mr.. William T. Simpson, treasurer.
Additional members we're elected to
the executive committee. viz. Charles
A. Bowman. Miss Harriet M. Cheney
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Musical and Luncheon
Followed bv BRIDGE

Mrs. Harry r. Fulton entertained at
noon yesterday with a musicale. Mrs
Elv1na Rowe, whose accompanist was
Mrs. Ridgway Taylor. gave a group of
songs. Luncheon was followed by an
afternoon of bridge.
In the company were: Mrs. Edwin S.
Broussard of Louisiana, Mrs. PERCY
Quin of Mississippi, James B. Asweil
OF Louisiana. Mrs. D. E. Garrett of
Texas. Mrs. George M. Huddleston of
alabama, Mrs. John Rankin of Mis-
siSsippi, Mrs. H. r. Fulmer of South
Carolina, Mrs. John N. Sondlin of
Louisiana. Mrs. JEFF Busby of Mississippi,
Mrs. Robert G.. Simmons of Nebraska.
Mrs. Parham, Mrs E. E. Clark, Mrs. e.
Q. Sykes, Mrs. Charles Cairnes, Mrs.
Harold A. Lafount, Mrs. Edgar BOYD
Kay, Mrs. Noble Wiley. Mrs. p. T..
Brazelton, Mrs. L. A. Wallet. Mrs. Ar
thur G. Houghton. Mrs. Sidney Gates
and Mrs. Cecil A. Beasley.
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Miscellaneous Shower
Honors Bride-Elect

A surprise miscellaneous shower was
given by Miss Dorothy Zahn at 1414
Kennedy street Wednesday for her
cousin, Miss Myrtle Power, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Ralph H. Bangs will take
place in February. The table decora-
tions were in pink and a rainbow was
effectively arranged with the pot of
gold, at the end in which the bride-to-
be received numerous gifts. Among
those invited included Mrs. John G.
Price, jr., of Cleveland, Miss Estelle
Smith. Mrs. Carl Reynolds, Miss
Josephine Wooden. Mrs. Phyllis Lamar,
Mrs Claiming Walker. Miss Mildred
Brashears. Miss Virginia Conner. Miss
Marian Beavers, Miss Maude Quinter,
Miss Lois Thompson. Mrs. Karl E. Jar
rell, Mrs. Andrew Jackson Somerville,
Mrs Douglas Davis, Mrs. Rama Conner
Miss Sue CrumD. Miss Mildred Craven,
Miss Betty Bergman, Miss Edithe
Robey and Mrs. Pearce Smith.
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Sacred Heart Choir
Concert Gaining Favor

The concert by the Sacred Heart
Choir at the Willard Hotel, Monday
evening, February A, promises to be an
interesting 'pFe-Lenten social event.
Among the distinguished patrons spon-
soring it are:
Lady Isabella Howard, Sonora Dona
de Teller, Nobil Donna Antoinette de
Mar inc, Sonora Dona de Padilla,
Sonora de Ferrara, Nine. Claudel,
Sonora Dona de Davila, H. H. Princess
Albert de Ligne, Nine. Ciechanowska,
Mrs. James Couzens, Mrs. Byron S.
Adams, Mrs. Amy P. Arth, Mrs. Mary
Barrett, Mrs. Louis C. Bethart, Mrs.
Pauline v. Boyer, Mrs. P. L. Bonner
Mrs. John Cammack, Mrs. Albert j.
Carrico, Mrs. j. s. Clemmence, Mrs. D.
D. Condor, Mrs. r. j. Conlon, Miss
Blanche CookSey, Mrs. C. H. Dikeman
Mrs. John j. Farley, Mrs. Frederick
Gerhard, Mrs. Raymond T. Holden, Mrs
William Paul Irwin, Mrs. Lafayette Lea
man, Mrs. George j. May, Mrs. Joseph
w. Mcmahon, Mrs. Martin j. Nc
Namara, Mrs. William J. Montavon
Mrs. Alice Murphy, Mrs. L. B. Norris
Mrs w. j. ODonnell, Mrs. Percival S
Ridsdale, the Misses Saul, Mr.. Francis
Scott, Mr.. p. F. Neligan, Mrs. C. G
Sloan, Miss Kathleen r. Sullivan, Mr.
w. w. Taltavull, Mrs. j. w. Warren
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Social Events Noted
In North Suburban
| Section During Week
House Guests Entertained,
Honor Parties Listed.
Newly WEEDS Soon to End
Honeymoon Tour.

Rev. Clarke Defandorf of DelanSon,
NJ Y, is the guest of Maj. and Mrs. J. F.
Defandorf in Garrett Park.
Mrs. Ernest Wakefield entertained
with bridge in her home in Kensington
Tuesday when her guests numbered Is
Miss Margaret Jones will return to
her home the Briars. near Sandy Spring
today. after being the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Danver Osborne, in Nutley, N. j.,
for 10 days.
Mrs. Florence Wright of Kensington
who left last month for Europe, has
been joined in Naples by Miss Jane
Coakley of New York, sister of Mrs
James E. Lamb of Kensington. Mrs
Wright and Miss Coakley will spend the
remainder of the Winter in Italy.
Miss Thelma Kite has returned to her
home in Culpeper, Va, after being the
guest of Miss Blanche Griffith at her
nome in Silver Spring.
DR.. Lucien B. Ernest of Kensington
has left for Southern trip and ex-
poets to be absent for several weeks.
Mr.. Raymond Moore Of Provincetcwn,
Mass, has gone on a motor trip to
Florida, after being the guest of his
parents in Kensington.
pected to return this week from their
wedding trip to Florida Mrs. Fisher
was formerly Miss Mary Jane Maughlin
daughter of Mrs. James B. Maughlin of
Boyd. They will make their home in
Phillips Terrace, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. Latane Lewis will
return today after spending a short time
in Rappahannock. Va, where they
visited their daughter. Miss Lucy Lewis.
who is attending st. Margarets School.
Miss Edith Lamar, Miss Elizabeth
Meany and Miss Christine Nelson
entertained Thursday evening at the
Montgomery County Club in honor Of
Miss Julia Foley, who is leaving soon for
Olean, N. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. White of
Capitol View. have gone to Florida.
where they will be for the remainder
Of the Winter.
Mrs. Walter w. Wagner entertained
Tuesday afternoon in her home in Blair
with bridge party. Additional guests
were asked for tea.
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Celebrity Breakfast
Program Features

Important additions to an already
strikingly brilliant program are an
noupeed by Mrs. Swain Reed, chair
MN. for the second celebrity break
fast OF the National League Of Ameri-
can Pen Women, which is to take place
at the Willard Hotel Friday at IL
O'Clock. Mrs. Kathleen Norris, one of
Americas most dearly loved writers,
whose name is really household word,
has accepted the invitation to be a
guest of honor on that occasion. Mr..
George Horton, whose diplomatic career
has stretched over long period of
years-from 1893 to 1924, to be exact
during which time he was United States
consul in Athens, Greece; Salonika, also
in Greece; Smyrna, in Asia Minor, and
Budapest, Hungary, and who has re-
corded in some delightful books his
recollections of persons and events in
these countries, is also a newly. an
nounced celebrity for the breakfast
of Friday. They are appearing on the
same program with Paul Kester, whose
play, When Knighthood Was in Flow
err" is a fragrant memory of not so
many years ago ana whose new drama,
based on Dickens BLEAK House." is ex-
pected to intrigue the interest of thea
ter-goers of this season; Thomas Lomax
Hunter, who will read from his book
of poems, entitled Forbidden Fruit, -
and Mrs Elizabeth Lippincott Dean,
who has travelled extensively, visiting
many of the important capitals Of the
world. but who found inspiration for
her most successful work in her own
country's Capital, and who has en-
bodied that inspiration in her book
~Dolly Madison, the Nations Hostess.
Mrs. Bonnie Busch, national president
of the Pen Women, will return to Wash
inton this week from Miami, Fla, and
will preside at the breakfast. Mrs
Swain Reed will make the introductions
and will touch briefly on the work oil
the guests of honor in their respective
fields of fiction. travel, drama, poetry
and biography.
Many prominent Washington hostesseS
have already taken tables for the break.
fast and will entertain notable group:
of guests. but there is still opportunity
for reservations if promptly made
through Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes al
the Willard Social Bureau. Proceeds
from this series of breakfasts are to b.
added to the building fund of The
league.
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Zeta Tau Alpha Unit
Enioys Bridge Party

The Washington Alumnae Chapter of
Zeta Tau Alpha held its regular monthly
meeting followed by bridge at the home
of Miss Olive Geiger Friday evening.
Mrs. Guy Helmer of Knoxville, Tenn,
was the guest of honor. Attending were
Mrs. w. Paul Briggs. Miss Marie Did
den. Mrs. Lucille Ducey, Miss Frances
James, Miss Lurena Perrine. Mrs.
Laurie Hess, Miss Dolores Callahan. Miss
Beatrice Clephane. Miss Virginia Ronsa-
vile, Mrs. Howard Warren and Miss
Elizabeth Gladman.
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Junior Hadassah Plans
For Annual Dance

Arrangements for the seventh annual
dance of the Junior Hadassah are now
in progress. according to Miss Betty
Leibsohn, president. The dance will be
held at the Willard Hotel Thursday,
February 81 Music will be provided by
the Dagmoir Orchestra, from 10 to l
o'clock.
Among the members on the dance
committee, headed by Miss Dorothy
Cooper, are: Miss Sophie Baynard
secretary-treasurer; Miss Lillian Rob-
bin. program chairman, and Miss Paul
inc Steinberg, ticket chairman.
The entire proceeds of the dance will
be donated as the chapters quota to
the Meier Schfeye fund.
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Mrs. Palmer Entertains
Members of OAR. Chapte1

Mrs. George L. Palmer entertained
the Marcia Burns Chapter OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution
at her home, in Upshur street, Wednes-
day evening. Refreshments were served
at a prettily decorated tea table in a
color scheme OF pink and white.
The guest OF honor was Mrs. Frances
Haisey OF Fontanelle, Iowa, and attend
ing were Mrs A. E. Barr, regent: Mrs
w: L. Gutelius, Miss Mary Stewart, Mrs
Elizabeth HeSSe, Mrs. A. T. Sturdevant
, Miss Elizabeth Barr, Miss Marion
Smith and Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas
Durfee.
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Luncheon Scheduled,
Speakers Announced

The luncheon to be held by the
League of Republican Women tomor-
row at the Washington Club will be
very largely attended. The speakers are
to be Mr.. w. r. Castle. chief of the
Western European division of the State
Department. and Mr.. George r. Far
mum. Assistant Attorney General. who
will speak on their European travels
last Summer. Mrs. Castle and Mrs.
Farnum will be guests of the club at
the luncheon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Entertain for Dauohter

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Alton Russell
Of GIT L street northeast entertained
at a dance in honor of the sixteenth
birthday anniversary of their only
daughter. Miss Marie Russell, Satur-
day night at their home.
Mrs. Russell was assisted by Mrs
John w. Phillips, Mrs. william H
Brown, ST.; Mrs. William G. Wirth and
Mrs. Robert K. BreSnahan.
In the group of friends and class
mates Of Miss Russell assisting her
were Miss Agnes l.. Brown, Miss Magda-
lene Giebel and Miss Frances Casey.
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Trinity College Club
Meets at Annual Dance

The Washington Club of Trinity Col
lege held its annual Midwinter dance
at the Carlton, Thursday, January II,
The members of the various committees
included the officers, Miss Mary Fitz-
gerald, Miss Mary Horne, Miss Julia
O'Donnell, Miss Julia Anne Shaffer and
Miss Agnes Walters. and also the fol-
lowing members of the club, Miss
Catherine Sheehan, Miss Alma Witty
Miss Margaret Sheehan, Miss Mary
Louise Flynn, Miss Dorothy Harrington
Miss Eleanor Finnch, Miss Elenor Brady
Miss Dorothy Rhodes, Miss Helen Car
roll Miss Margaret O'Donoghue. Miss
Lucille Hartnett and Miss Catherine
WEIGH.
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University Womens Tea
Hostesses Announced

The American Association Of Univer-
sity Women will have as hostesses at
the Monday tea Mrs. Karl Corley, DR..
o. Josephine Baird, Miss Catherine
Wilson and Miss Madge Lane Cooke.
Assisting win be members from the
following colleges Dickinson, Juniata,
Lebanan Valley, Pennsylvania College
for Women, Penn School of Industrial
Art, Philadelphia College of Osteopathy,
Temple, University of Pennsylvania,
University of Pittsburgh and Wilson.
Miss Katherine Riggs in harp recital,
with the Chaminade Glee Club, will
present a program Monday evening at
the clubhouse.
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Iowa Society Announces
First Ball of New Year

The Iowa Society is making plans to
hold its first ball of the new year on
February 4 at the Willard Hotel.
This bids fair to be one of the most
attractive balls yet held by that organi-
cation, and it is expected that all
IoWans in Washington will attend.
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and Mrs. Bertha M. Robbins. The trus-
tees are Representative Frederick w.
Dallinger. Representative Charles L.
Clifford. Miss Helen G.. O'Neill, Miss
Martha Gould, Mr. Edward L. Bacher
and MIR. Albert Michaud.
For the reception Tuesday EVENING"
members will be admitted by card.
Guest tickets may be obtained at the
door. All Massachusetts, people are
urged to attend and bring their friends.
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Engagement of Interest
Announced in Capital

Mr. and Mrs. George Young Kauff-
man of Montreal and Washington an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Alice Elizabeth McKelden, to
Lieut.. Donald Carroll Mcneil, United
States Coast Guard. The wedding to
take place in the early Summer.
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Red, White and Blue Ball
Among Cav Future Events

With all the gayety and glamour that
surround historic Mardi Gras, the red,
white and blue ball will be staged at the
Willard Hotel on the night of February
IL. 1t is being given under the auspices
of a distinguished committee for the
benefit Of the George Washington Me-
mortal Association, of which Mrs. Henry
r. Dimock is chairman.