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has been assigned a box, in which Sen.
ators and Representatives from thai
State may meet and greet their friends
and constituents. Young lady sponsors
Tor each State will be announced at the
meeting and requested by the president
to act as an Introductory committee
whose special province shall be to ex-
tend the acquaintance among members
and guests from their own and other
States.
This is the first of the Southern So
cietys social gatherings for the Winter
members from all parts of the South
all anticipating a series of enjoyable
meetings and entertainments through
out the Winter.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend will enter
tain at luncheon on Wednesday at the
Mayflower following the first of the
1929-30 series of musical morning con-
Certs in compliment to the artists ap-
pearing on the program, Miss Anna
Case, soprano, and Mr.. Giuseppe De
Luca baritone
Other prominent Washington host
eSses who have already arranged to
have guests with them at luncheon on
"Wednesday at the Mayflower are Mrs.
WaAbIA 4 NACOl6Ct N4Io. w dIIdCE htHlD-
Sey. Mrs Charles A. Eaton, Mrs. Will
liam Jardine, Mrs. Gillett Hill, Nine
Henry Roso, Mrs. Thomas H. c. Reed,
Mrs. William E. Baker Mrs E. Thropp.
Mrs. w. P. Tams, Mrs Ralph Worthing-
ton. Mrs. c. C. McCoro, Mrs. Allen
Buchanan, Mrs. S. Gilliland and Mrs.
Warwick Montgomery.
Mr.. H. NJ Clarke entertained a COM
pany of II at dinner last evening at
the Carlton, among his guests being Mr.
and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman.
Miss Jennie Mason Gibbes is sailing
December 2 on the Empress of Australia
for cruise around the world. returning
April II. Miss Gibbes has been enter
tanned at number of bon voyage
parties.
Miss Refine H. Wander Heide of
Amsterdam. Holland, was a week end
guest at the Dodge Hotel with Miss
Elizabeth Bronger of Middletown, Conn.
Maj. E. E. Brown of the Air Corps.
U. S. A, has arrived in washington
from Wright Field, Ohio, and is at the
Carlton.
The guest of honor at the Hour
With Great Story Tellers" that Mrs.
Florence Jackson Stoddard is to give
at the Portland Hotel tomorrow will
be Mrs. Alice De Witt Widdemer of
New York, who has come to spend the
Winter in Washington.
The annual pref Christmas bazaar of
the Woman's Guild of the Waugh Meth
odist Episcopal Church, headed by Mrs.
E. Lee Hunt president, will be helo
at the church, Third and A streets
northeast, tomorrow and Wednesday
evenings A turkey supper will be served
by the ladies of the congregation, be-
ginning at o'clock. The Edgar and
the Alpha classes, headed by Mrs. Allen
Poore, wife of the pastor of the church,
are combining to present to the public
view on Tuesday and Wednesday an
exclusive assortment of beautiful gifts
OF all kinds.
The mothers class, headed by Mrs.
Selma Bare, has spent much time Ill
discovering and securing the most at
tractive bazaar" articles, which may
be seen at its novelty table The fancy
table is not being outdone, however,
and Mrs. Merwin H. Browne, together
with her Sunday school class, will pre-
sent an assortment of useful and fancy
articles that will make lovely gifts for
Christmas. In addition, there are to
be all sorts and kinds of delicious con-
fectlons to tempt the appetite, under
the direction of the Anna Nav WOOD
class; also homemade cakes will be for
sale by Miss Mary Lyons. Grab-bags,
under the personal direction of Mrs
Walter Marlowe, superintendent of
the intermediate department, will be OF
interest tn the smaller phiIdrap