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of the Isabel Anderson Craft Group
prizes given in the District branch, oi
which she is member and who is ar
associate editor of the Bulletin, oficia
organ of the National League of Ameri-
can Pen Women, will be hostess to q
group which will include Mrs Agne:
Giles Newman and Mrs. Harriet Hawley
Locher, both past District presidents
and the latter the founder of the craft
groups in the league; Mrs. Jean Nelson
Penfleld, national parliamentarian, anc
the following members active in the
work of the District branch: Miss
Althea Todd Anderson, Miss Mary
Hedrick. Miss Elena De Sayn, Mrs
nellie Miller Higgins, Mrs. Miriam B
Hilton and Miss Iva Eta Sullivan.
Mrs. Anne w. Manchester, District
treasurer, will have at the table fol
which she is sponsor, her guests. Mrs
William Ellison and Miss Mary Wagon
hurst; Mrs. Gerald Brooks, Miss Nellie
r. Thomas, Mrs. Florence Willard Day
Mrs. Robert c. Sheriff., Mrs Richard
L. Hoxie, widow of Gen. Hoxie, and
Miss Susan Baker.
Miss Katherine Jacobs will entertain
at her table Mrs. Frank Morrison, Mrs
Francis Gordon Boswell, Mrs. Gertrude
Boswell Rush, Mrs. Otis H. Hullings
Mrs. Grace Taylor Koob, Mrs. Ralph
S. Barnaby, Miss Gretna Perrott Bos-
well, Miss Ruth w Forney, Miss
Eleanor Traylor and Miss Marguerite
Jacobs.
Representative Charles l. Underhill
of Massachusetts will be the ranking
guest at the table of Mrs Elizabeth
Brink of the District branch, who also
will entertain at the table for which
she is hostess, Col. and Mrs. Sidney F,
Mashbir, Mr. Edward Weintal, press
attache of the Polish embassy; Mr.. H
Lowrey Cooling, editor of the Baltimore
Sun, and Mrs. Cooling; Miss Sara Vir-
ginia Buckley and Miss Marguerite
Merigold, who will have as her guests
at the breakfast, Col Aiken Simons Of
Wilmington, Del; Col. and Mrs. R. R.
Farr of Fairfax, Va, and Miss Helen
Neville.
Among other Pen Women in this
District company will be Mrs. j. Irwin
Steel, who will have as her guests, Mrs.
r. H. Glenn of Columbus, Ohio; Mrs.
r. S. Thomas and Miss Annabel Lee
Glenn; Mrs. Esther w. Neill, Miss
Nellie A. Parkinson, Miss Marie Red
fern, Mrs. Frank Anderson, Miss Ruth
Peterson, Miss Alice Heaven, Mrs. E. A.
lie Lacheur, Miss Hilda Levy and NV.
Godfrey Wickware.
Mrs. Martha Nuzum of Fairmont, w.
Va, is the guest of Miss Flora Shinn,
at 1902 Floral street northwest. Mrs.
Nuzum is delegate from the Maj. VIII
liam Raymond Chapter, at Fairmont, to
the Congress of the N. S. D. A. r.,
pY17icb mi1l convene next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland w. Cutler of San
Francisco are at the Willard for few
DAYS. Mr.. Cutler attended the Gridiron
dinner at the Willard on Saturday.
Miss Marie Mount of the University
of Maryland entertained 20 guests at
dinner party at the Iron Gate Inn Sat
urday night.
Mrs. Charles H. Bergazn entertained
at luncheon and bridge at the Shore
ham Saturday in honor of her sister
in-law, Mrs. A. Allan Silverton of Hart
ford, Conn. Her other g-'ests were Mrs.
Mason Sauber, Mrs. Morris Bluttman,
Mrs Michael London, Mrs. Maurice
Schloffberg, Miss Retha Caro-, Miss Bess
Shoor, Mrs. Victor Silvernlan, Mrs. Bar
ney Krucoff, Mrs Ben Cohen, Mrs. Sol
Friedman, Mrs. Sidney Simon, Mrs.
David c. Freedman Miss Sadye Berga-
zin, Mrs. Louis Krupsaw and Mrs. Sol
Scher.
Mrs. Gilbert L. Lewis of Rochester,
N. Y, president general of the National
Society of New England Women, which
convened at the Washington Hotel to-
day, is the guest of Mrs. George J..
Palmer, at 816 Upshur street northwest.
during her stay.
Mrs. Harry D. Pritchard of Grand
Rapids, Mich, is at the Dodge for sew
eral weeks stay and is accompanied
by Miss Martha G. Sherwood of Hol-
land, Mich.
One of the many interesting Sunday
afternoon teas sponsored by the Mem
bership Committee of the National
Capital Republican Club. Inc, was held
at the club house, Sixteenth street at
Scott Circle, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Ellis A. Yost, director, women's
division. Republican National Commit
tee; Mrs. Harry K. Daugherty, Mrs. j.
Thompson Wales and Mrs. Henry D.
Fry presided at the tea urnS.
Among the many prominent guests
present were Mrs. Arthur w. HiXson.
president of the Hoover Club OF Leonia,
N. j.; Mrs. Flora Williams, State COM
mitteewoman from West Virginia: Mrs.
Ernest Thompson Seton, Miss Beda
johnson, president Of the Minnesota
State Society. and the presidents OF the
Republican Clubs in the States of Mary
land, Iowa and Wisconsin. Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Cans, Mrs. Warren ].
Haines and Mrs. Elmer LeatherWoOd as
sisted Miss NJ. Pearl Mccall in receiving
the guests.
The University Club Dance Commit
tee has completed arrangements for
the annual Easter dance" to be held
tomorrow evening in the ball room of
the club house. at 900 Fifteenth street
The annual Easter dance" brings to
q conclusion each year the series of
dances which are sponsored through
out the Winter season by the Dance
Committee. and is one of the most bril-
liant occasions of the clubs social
season.
Among those who have made reser-
FatlonS for dinner parties preceding the
ball are: Col. RawSon Warren. Mr..
Allln H. Pierce, Judge and Mrs. E. H.
Van Fossan, Mr. and Mrs. Northcutt
Ely, Mr.. w. H. Courtney, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederic Shelton, Mr.. Lewis Lotion
MoneyWay, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A.
Brooks, Mr.. Frank B. Netherland Mr..
Andrew d. Sharpe, Mr. Wellstood