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Theodore H. Tiller were Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Martin. Mrs Hoxie Custer,
Miss Janey Martin, Miss Elizabeth
Boyken and Miss Hattie May Ewing. /.
Mrs. Sterling J. Foster of Birming-
ham, Ala. mother of Mrs. Black, wife
Of Senator Hugo Black of Alabama !;
Mrs. G. B. Smith and Mrs. Benjamin
Potter were guests of Mrs. c. Leonard
Chambers, who was sponsor for the
table at which we're seated Mrs. E. Grove
Cullum and her guests, Mrs. Miles Poin-
dexter, Mrs. Arthur e. Wilbourne, Mrs.
Harding Polk, Mrs. Ashton Embry and
Mrs. Blondelle Malone.
Mrs. Ludlow, wife of Representative
Louis Ludlow of Indiana. had with her
as her guests Mrs. r. II. Hudson and
Mrs. Samuel A. Hudson of Columbus.
Ohio. Mrs Crowther, wife of Repre-
sentative Frank Crowther Of New York,
entertained in her party Mrs. Hill, wife
of Representative Samuel B. Hill Of
Washington State; Mrs. Ragon, wife Of
Representative HeartSill Ragon Of Ar
kansas, Mrs. M. Porter OF Kentucky,
who is visiting Mrs. Crowther; Mrs.
Theodore F. Shuey and her daughter,
Mrs. Happier. and Mrs. James r. Penn
of Virginia. Mrs. Hoch, wife OF Repre-
sentative Homer Hoch of Kansas, was
hostess to company of 10.
Mrs. William p. MacCracken. jr., wife
of the Assistant Secretary of Commerce
for Aeronautics, was the guest OF Mrs.
John Ash, who had also with her Mrs.
Lewis, mother of Mrs MacCracken. and
Miss Kingston. Mrs. Henry T. Allen was
there with a guest, as was also Mrs.
Randolph Hopkins. who was hostess to
Mrs. John w. Caughey. Mrs. James w.
Orn1e had at the table for which she
was sponsor her daughter. Miss Mar
guerite Orme: Mrs. Thomas w. Power,
Mrs. Merton Enelish. Mrs. Gardner p.
Orme. Mrs. Joseph Ailer Hayden, Mrs.
Robert Bruce Emerson. Mrs. Eleanor
Adams Gillies, Mrs. Humphrey CisSel
and Miss Susan Frazier. Mrs. Willough-
by CheSley was sponsor for group
which included Miss Mary Elizabeth
Young and Miss Jane Randolph Young.
who had as their guests Mrs. Edward
Graves. Mrs. John H. wilkins and Miss
Bell Gore Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham
was hostess to Mrs. William !. Lewis OF
Kensineton. and Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes
entertained Mrs. r. J. Straeten, Mrs. f.
A, Goldenweiser and Mrs. J. N. Brister.
Mrs. c. C. Calhoun was there with
her house guest. Mrs, Edward Greer OF
indianapolis; Mrs. James Brown Scott
attended. as did also Mrs. Harllee, wife
Of Col william c. Harllee: Mrs. John
Mock, Mrs. Turin Bradford Boone and
her guest, Mrs Robert Wilbur Morse:
Mrs Cary Randolph, Mrs Edison Briggs.
who had with her an interesting COM
pany as did Mrs. w. H. Hessick: Mrs.
Bessie w. Palm and Mrs. Ashmun
Brown; Mrs. Ernest r. Grant. hostess
a. IF cd EQhnf Stevens
and her guests; also Mrs. Monroe
Hopkins. Mrs George Neal, Capt. and
Mrs Frank B. Freyer, Rear Admiral
Robert Kennedy Capt. Adele, Mrs. Paul
Myron Linebarger. Mrs. E. j. GraySon
and her guests, Mrs. Eugene e. Peters
and guests. Mrs Bates Warren, Mrs
Frank Morrison, Mrs. Cora l.. Thomas
and Miss Faye Thomas, Mrs. Emma
W. L. Flack, Mrs. Wallace Streater. Mrs.
Robinson Downey. Mrs. Frank L. Bacon,
Mrs James r. Wilcox, who was hostess
to company of four, and many others
prominent in the various circles Of
Washington society.
The next event on the calendar. of
the National League of American Pen
Women viii be the annual authors
breakfast, Friday, April 49, = in the
Willard Hotel
Book Sale Of Women's ''.'.'''''
Legion Continues Tomorrow.
The American Women's Legion bene-
fit book sale, which began March Is,
will continue through tomorrow Among
those who have donated books for this
sale are Mrs. Guy D. Golf Mrs. Robert
J. Bates, Mrs. Raymond s. Patton, Mrs.
Frederic A. Delano, Mrs Franklin H.
Ellis, Mrs. L. v. Damn, Mrs. w. L. Fin
ley, Miss Annie Hulett, Mrs. e. G.
Shields, Miss Henriette Metzerott and
Mrs. Frederic William Vile. The pro-
ceeds from this sale go to help World
War veterans.
Miss Theresa Helburn, executive di-
rector of the New York Theater Guild,
will be the guest of honor at a dinner
to be given tonight at 1884 street by
the American Association of University
Women. which is sponsoring the lecture
on why the Theater?" which Miss
HeIburn will give at Sis O'Clock In the
Y. w. c. A. auditorium. This lecture
is one of series In course on the
"Renascence Of Art which Is being
sponsored by the organization, and is
open to both members of the club and
the public.
Mrs Karl Fenning. president Of the