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Mrs. Hoover Boxholder
For Philharmonic Concer,

The Philharmonic Symphony con-
cert which will be held Tuesday, jan
uary 26. at 4:30 o'clock at Constitution
Hall will be the center of much social
activity among Washington's music
lovers.
The particular interest of this con-
cert is that it brings to Washington the
famed German conductor, Bruno
Walter, who is so beloved as the con-
ductor Of many operas in Covent
Garden, London, and for his brilliant
leadership Of the Gewandhaus Orches-
ira in Leipzig
The Ambassador from Germany and
Frau Won PrittWitz, in recognition of
the master musician, are entertaining
Mr.. Walter at dinner Tuesday after
the concert. There will not be a large
gathering-just a few friends for a
"gemutliche" evening. The Ambassador
and Frau Won PrittWitz are attending,
with friends, the concert, where the
tremendous ovation Mr. Walter received
at his New York concert January IA,
will be repeated.
Mrs. Hoover is boxholder and other
prominent WaShingtonians also plan
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South Carolinians Enjoy
Reception and Dance

The South Carolina Society in Wash
ington entertained at its first social
event of the season at q reception and
dance last Wednesday evening at the
Shoreham Hotel in honor Of its con-
gressional delegation and United States
Consul General and Mrs. Douglas E.
jenkins from Charleston, S. c. Mr..
jenkins is on leave from his post at
Eongkong, China. approximately 400
South Carolinians and their friends
were present. A short business meeting
was held and officers were elected for
the ensuing year. A delightful program
was enjoyed during the evening. A
piano solo was given by Mr.. Lyman Me-
Crary of South Carolina and several
speciality dances by two young ladies
from the Hoffman Hoskins School of
Dancing. A delightful buffet supper was
served at IL o'clock.
In the receiving line were Senator
and Mrs. Ellison D. Smith, Senator
and Mrs. James F. Byrnes. Represent
ative and Mrs. Thomas S. Mcmillan
Representative and Mrs. J. j. McSwain
Representative and Mrs. Hampton P
Fulmer. Representative and Mrs. Butler
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Alabama Society to
See Dancers In Minuet

The Committee on Arrangements Tor
the annual ball Of the Alabama So
ciety, under the leadership of Mr.. Ira
Y Balm, president of the society, Is
making elaborate plans for this event
which will be held Thursday evening,
February 4, in the large ball room OF
the new willard Hotel. One feature OF
the entertainment will be minuet by
a group of 16 beautiful young ladies,
students of the Arlington Hall School,
dressed in appropriate costumes.
Following is partial list of patrons
and patronesses: Senator and Mrs.
HugoL Black, Senator and Mrs. John H.
Bankhead, Representative and Mrs.
Edward B. Almon, Representative and
Mrs William B. Bankhead, Represent
ative William B. Oliver, Representative
and Mrs. John McDuffe, Representative
Henry B. Steagall, Representative Miles
c. Allgood, Representative and Mrs.
Lister Hill, Representative and Mrs.
Lamar Jeffers, Representative and Mrs.
Lafayette l.. Patterson, Mrs. George
Huddleston, Col and Mrs. Robert C..
Foy. Col. and Mrs. Stanley Williams,
Col. and Mrs Fltzhugh Jones, Col and
Mrs. James K. Grain, Col. and MIS-.
Randolph Coyle, Col: and Mrs. Edward
Croft. Col. and Mrs. William N. NC
Kelvey, Col Joseph Wheeler, Col A. r.
Brindley, Maj. and Mrs, John A. Ell
more, Maj. H. A. Davis, Maj. T. v.
Walker, Capt and Mrs. w. H. Joiner,
Capt. and Mrs J. D. Mcintyre, DR.. and
Mrs. Cloyd H Marvin, DR.. and Mrs. j.
L. Keddy.
Alabamans and their friends are ex-
tended a cordial invitation to attend,
Tickets are being distributed by the
secretary, Mr.. Allen M. Laster, 2032 1
street northwest, and members Of the
society. There are still few box seats
available if reservations are made
promptly.
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Kentuckians Anticipate
Brilliant Evening PARTY

The Kentucky Society of Washington
is planning an interesting meeting for
Tuesday, January rs, at which time
the society will be received by the Ken
lucky Senatorial and Congressional
delegation and their wives.
The program for that evening will
be great treat to all Kentuckians, as
the society will hear two of its favorite
orators, Senator Augustus o. Stanley,
who will speak on "Kentucky's Heroes
and Patriots" and Judge Charles E.
Kerr, whose subject will be Kentucky
in Art and Letters"
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Horgan will have
as guests In their box: Mr.. and Mrs.
Strickland Gilliland. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Adams, DR.. and Mrs. Edgar Snow
den, Mr. and Mrs. William willard,
Dr.. and Mrs. Mathew Perry, DR.. and
Mrs. William Sims, Dr. and Mrs. Leroy
Hyde, DR.. and Mrs. Edward Brooks
In Mrs. Matte Porters box will be-
Nine. Jan Stalinska, Mrs. Mark
Ried Yates, Miss Catherine Taliaferro
Yates, Mr.. Laurence Bungardeanu Of
the Rumanian Legation, Col. c. D.
Larner, Capt. Eugene Gempel and Mr.
George L. williams.
In Mrs. Edwin P. Morrow's box will
be: Miss Bertha Wolfe, Mrs. James
Cooke, Maj. and Mrs. Sam Parker, DR..
William Hale and Mrs. Ida Lee White.
With Mrs. Joel Pile and Miss Gladys
Wood in their box will be: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Warren, Mr.. Andrew
.Bligh and Mr.. H. B. Barker.
With Mrs. Jouett Shouse in her box
will be: Col. and Mrs. Frank Burnett
and Mrs. Frank Simpson.
MI. and Mrs. Smith Bowman will
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
James l.. DeLong, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A, H. Tackett will entertain Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Fischer, Mrs. John C.
Huddleston and Miss Kathleen Suln-
van.
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Ohio Society Celebrating
Mckinley Anniversary

The twenty-second annual Mckinley
birthday celebration Of the Ohio So
Ciety of Washington will be held in
the Shoreham Hotel Friday evening at
5 o'clock
Judge William L. Day of Cleveland.
Ohio, son of the late Associate Justice
William r. Day. will be the guest of
honor and speaker. Mrs. Helen Pugh
Alcorn of Columbus, Ohio, pianist who
has made frequent appearances as
soloist with the Cincinnati, Cleveland,
st. Louis, Minneapolis and New York
Symphony Orchestras, under such we'll
known conductors as DR.. Walter Dam
rosch and Nikolai Sokoloff, will be
the guest artist and will give the
musical program. One of the num-
bers will be a two-piano composition,
with Mrs. Carl r. Chindblom of Wash
ington and Chicago at the other piano.
Senator Simeon D. Fess, president
of the society. will preside at the meet
ing. Assistant Secretary Of Agricul-
ture, Mr.. Renick w. Dunlap. chairman
of the Governing Committee, has
charge of the entertainment features
of the program. The program will
be followed by a buffet supper and
dancing.
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Leap Year Dance Held
At Officers Club IN
Quantico Friday Night
Mrs. Charles Murray Gives
Tea in Honor of Wyo-
ming Guest.

QUANTICO, Va, January "a
leap-year dane was held at the Oficers'
Club Friday n.2ht There was a good
deal Of entertaining at dinner before
the dance. Col and Mrs. Franklin
Garrett entertained at their home,
hororing Gen. and Mrs Russell; Maj.
and Mrs. William Hawthorne had q
dinner party, and Miss Betsy Ann
Steele, daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
Franklin Steele, entertained at the club.
In the Garrett party, besides Gen. and
Mrs. Russell, were Capt. and Mrs. Rey-
nolds Hayden, Col. and Mrs. Walter
Noa, Maj. and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell,
Maj. and Mrs. Clarence Nutting, Capt.
and Mrs. Byron johnson, Capt. and
Mrs. Raymond Knapp and Maj. and
Mrs. Henry Larson OF Washington.
Maj. and Mrs. Hawthorne had as
their guests Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Charles
Price, Capt. and Mrs. William Cham
bers of Washington, Mrs. Andrew Drum,
Maj. and Mrs. Samuel Woods, jr.; Mai.
and Mrs. Capers James, Capt. and Mrs.
James Denham and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Goudeau.
Miss Steele's guests were Lieut.. and
Mrs Thenton BoaZ, Mr.. and Mrs Ewing
Wall, Miss Folly Marston and Miss
Betty Marston, Miss Elizabeth Torrey,
Miss Marie Louise Nutting, Miss Betsy
Denham, Miss Elizabeth Barber, Miss
Ann Moncure Lieut.. Frederick Smith,
Lieut. Nelson Gaunt, Lieut.. Kenneth
Aldrich, Lieut.. William Lanman, Lieut..
James Webb Lieut.. Harold Bauer, Lieut..
George Sarles, Lieut.. Charles Hatchett
and Lieut.. Edwin Norman.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dorsy Of
Baltimore are spending the week end
in Quantico as the guests of Capt. and
Mrs. Houston Noble.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George
Shearer had a bridge tea at her home.
There were three tables of players, in
cluding Mrs. Edwin Pollock, Mrs. Ivan
Miller, Mrs. Jacob Plachta Mrs. Regi-
nald Vardy, Mrs. George McHenry, Mrs.
Edwin Miller, Mrs. Thomas Jordon,
Mrs. Robert Pendleton, Mrs. William
Croka, Mrs. Shelton Zern, Mrs. David
O'Neill and Mrs. Melvin Fuller.
Mrs. Charles Murray gave a small i'm
promptu tea Monday afternoon at her
home to honor Mrs. Francis Williams
of Sheridan, Wyo,, who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Calvin Cumming. Mrs.
Cumming was also at the tea, as were
Mrs. Dewitt Peck and Mrs. John
Sebree.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harry Stadler have
left by motor for visit to the homes
of their parents in Texas. They will be
away until March.
Mrs. Calvin Cumming entertained at
a tea Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
her mother, Mrs. Francis Williams. Be-
sides her Ouantico guests, there were.
number of ladies from Washington who
came down for the afternoon.
Mrs Floyd Bennett attended the Pan
Hellenic luncheon given Saturday at
the Hotel Mayfower in washington.
David Potter, son of Capt. and Mrs.
Hal Potter celebrated his 9th birth
day anniversary by having party
Saturday, to which he invited David
Ansel, Price Ogden, Jackie" Levensky,
George Lewis, "Petey" O'Day, "Bynie"
Johnson, Richard and Harold Savage;
Marshall West, Duncan Parsons and
Boyd Cummings. Judging from all re
ports the children had a wonderful
time.
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New. Workers in Capital
Arrange Saturday Ball

Plans have been completed for the
next reception and dance of the New
York State Society of Washington,
Z. C., which will be held in the main
ball room of the Willard Hotel Satur-
day evening, January 80, at 9:l5
O'Clock.
Members of the New York congress
sional delegation will be the guests Of
homer Representative Bertrand H
Smell of New York, minority leader OF
the House, will deliver short address
Other guests of the evening will in
clude Senator Royal S. Copeland and
Senator Robert F. Wagner of New York.
Also Representative Ruth Pratt, Rep
resentative John D. Clarke, Representa-
tive John Tabor, Representative John J.
Boylan, Representative Gale H. Stalker,
Representative Frederick M. Davenport,
Representative Hamilton Fish, jr; Rep
resentative Loring M. Black and Rep
reSentative A. D. Sanders.
During the intermission, the award
ing of a number of shares of stock
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
to the person drawing the lucky num-
Der will be the novel feature Of the
evening The numbers will be dis
tributed to members and their guests
upon their arrival.
Members of the congressional dele
CATION will form the receiving line,
with MI. William r. Valance, assistant
solicitor of State, with Mrs. Valance,
and DR.. w. j. Davis, president of the
society.
Chairmen Of the committees are: Re-
ception, Mrs. Lamar Harris; entertain
ment Mrs. c. F. Hammerly; floor, Mr..
F. w. Krichelt; membership, Mr..
Maurice E. Sands, and historian, Miss
Helen Brown.
Advance reservations may be secured
through Mr.. w. A. Carr, financial sec
retary, 1851 Seventeenth street north
west, or at the door on the evening Of
the entertainment. The best music
obtamable is promised.
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Member National Orchestra
Guest Artist at Club Tea

Mr.. Emile Simon, distinguished cell
list of the National Symphony Orches-
ira will give a recital at the tea this
afternoon at the Women's City Club.
Newly elected members will be received
by the president, Mrs. William Lee
Corbin, Mrs. L. H. Mattingly and Mrs.
Laura A Bradley Sonora Mendoza,
representative of Mexico on the Inter
American Commission of Women, and
Mrs. Kilman Parks, guests of the club,
will pour. Members assisting are DR..
Ellen Spencer Mussey Miss Florence
C. Bell, Miss D. Gertrude Brooks, Miss
Anne Lamborn, Mrs. F. I. Swift, Miss
Agnes B. Wolford. Miss Sarah E. Wood
ward, DR.. Alice Stone Woolley and Mrs.
Margaret H. Worrel.
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parties in connection with this musical
event. Mrs Robert Low Bacon, who
heads the Washington committee for
the Philharmonic Symphony, has en-
gagged a box for the season. She Will
entertain Mrs Silas Strawn Lady Lister
Kaye and Mrs. Doak at box party.
Mrs. Eugene Meyer, member OF the
washington committee, is also planning
a box party. Other boxholderS are
Mrs. Frank G. Baldwin, Mrs. Adolph
Busch, Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Mrs.
Calderon Carlisle, Mrs. Adolph c.
Miller, Mrs Edwin B. Parker, Mrs.
David A. Reed, Mrs. Charles Mason
Remey and Mrs. owen j. Roberts.
Senator and Mrs. James CouzenS of
Michigan have engaged box for the
concert, and will entertain group OF
friends that will include their son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam j. Chewing Other prominent
residents of Washington who have just
engaged boxes and will entertain a
party Of friends Tuesday are Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gibbons and Mr., Henry W.
Watson, Representative from Pennsyl-
vania, and Mrs. Watson.
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Society Women Patrons
For Benefit Concer ert

The German Ambassador and Frau
Won Prittwittz und Gaffron; the Minister
of the Netherlands, Mr.. j. H. van
Royen; Count and Countess Szechenyi
of the Hungarian legation, Mrs. Robert
Bliss. Mrs. TruXtun Beale, Mrs. Law
renee Townsend, Mrs. William r. Castle,
Mrs. Adolphe Caspar Miller, Mrs. War
ren Delano Robbins, Mrs. James Par
malice, Mrs Frank B. Noyes, Mrs. Ogden
Mills and Mrs. Eugene Meyers are
among those who already have made
reservations for the benefit concert at
the Library of Congress, which is to be
given next Friday night to raise a fund
for needy musicians.
The four first-rank artists, all Of
whom arc donating their services on
this occasion, are Nine. Nina Koshetz,
Russian soprano; Harold Bauer, Amer
lean pianist Paul Kochanski, Polish
violinist, and Hans Kinder, Dutch vio-
loncellist, who also Is recognized as the
highly successful leader of the National
Symphony Orchestra.
The three guest artists from out of
town are being entertained at the homes
Of members Of the Friends of Music
in the Library Of Congress, which Is
sponsoring this concert. Nine. KoShetz
is at the home Of Mrs. Tracy Dows; Mr.
Bauer is at Mrs. Walter Bruce HoWe's,
and Mr.. Kochanski is at Mrs. Lawrence
ToWnsend's.
Mrs. Howe, a member Of the special
committee in charge of the event, an
nOunceS that the admission cards are
going very well and any additional res
ervationS should be made Immediately
as the auditorium in the Library where
the concert is to be given will only hold
500 people Cards can be secured at the
Junior League of Washington, 1927
Connecticut avenue northwest, and Cor
don Dunthorne's Art Shop in the May
flower Hotel
A special program, combining both
faVorite classics in chamber music and
unusual works by more recent composers.
Is planned for this occasion. Funds go
to the Musicians Emergency Aid, Wal
ter DamroSch, head.
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Diplomats Wives Help
Gard PARTY and Dance

The receiving line for the Mathis
Club-Holy Cross Foreign Missions and
the Bengalese-card party and dance
at the Mayfiower Hotel Wednesday
night will be headed by Mrs. Mary
Corcoran, chairman of the Reception
Committee of the Mathis Club. with
Mrs. A. E. Murphy and Mrs. Elizabeth
M. Barry assisting her. In the receiv-
Ing line are also to be Mrs. Martin E.
Joynt, president of the club, and Mrs.
Jonn Morris, past president.
Among the patronesses and patrons OF
note for this evening will be Nine. De-
buchi, wife of the Japanese Ambassador,
who has been heading the PatronesS
committee for the card party and dance
TINS year, representing the diplomatic
corps; Nine. Claudel, wife Of the French
Ambassador; Count Laszio Szechenyi,
the Minister from Hungary; DR.. Felipe
"A: Espil, the Argentine Ambassador; the
VlcompteSS date Sonora Maria Alte,
oe Arcaya, Senator David I. Walsh and
Mr.. Daniel w. ODonoghue.
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New York State Society
To Hear Representatlve

The New York state Society will
hold It's first meeting Of the year in
the Willard Hotel, Saturday. January
30. Representative Bertrand H. Smell
will address the meeting which will be
followed by dancing and other enter
tainment until 1915 o'clock am. Door
prizes will be given the holders OF
lucky numbers.
The officers are constantly striving
to make this society the largest in the
city and an intensive campaign for
new members is always being waged.
Those desiring to unite should get in
touch with one of the officers or with
the chairman of the Membership Com
mittee, Mr.. Maurice Sands, Room 1913,
Interstate Commerce Commission, or at
41O Eleventh street northeast.
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Vice President to Be
Guest of CONGRESSIONAL.

VI OoliS lSSSIOldl SCL
The Vice President and his sister,
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, are the
guests of honor for whom the Con-
gressional Club will hold a reception
Saturday, February g.
The Congressional Club will enter
tain at tea on Friday afternoon, Janu-
airy %, at 3 o'clock. The guests of
honor VIII be Mrs. James F. Dobson
lyric soprano, and Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice MatteSon.
Mrs. Dobson is young artist of
ability, whose work is we'll known
throughout her native State, South
Carolina, and the South.
Mr.. Matteson, baritone, Is president
of the University of Music and is di-
rector Of the Glee Club of the Uni
versity Of South Carolina. Mr. Matte
son and this group of young men we're
the guest artists of the club at it's
opening reception on December II.
Mrs. Matteson is the accompanist
The hostesses for the afternoon are
Mrs. James Couzens, Michigan Mrs
Porter Dale, Vermont; Mrs. William
Radfcrd Coyle, Pennsylvania; Mrs.
Louis C. Cramton, Michigan; Mrs. O.
II. CIOSS, 1eSdS, MrS, tLODerC CrOSSer,
Ohio; Mrs. Frank Crowther, New York;
Mrs. Francis Culkin, New York; Mrs.
William Bayard Cutting, New Mexico
Mrs. c. F, Curry, California; Mrs.
Victor ChriStgau, Minnesota, and Mrs.
F. w. Dallinger, Massachusetts.
A meeting Of the Advisory Commit
tee of the Congressional Club, POOL
New Hampshire avenue, is called for
Wednesday at 1890 o'clock.
A matinee card party preceded by
luncheon, will be held on Monday,
February l, at l o'clock
On the following evening, February
2, 9 to II O'Clock, there will be a dance
at the club house for the members and
their friends.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the club is scheduled for
Wednesday, February 3, at 1880 o'clock.
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Speaker and Mrs. Garner
Guests of Texas Club

The next melting of the Texas State
Society honoring Speaker and Mrs.
John N. Garner, will be held Saturday
evening, January 80, at $3.50 o'clock at
the hall of nations, in the Washington
Hotel Representative Fritz @. Lam
ham will be the speaker Of the evening
and a short musical program featuring
Texas gs will follow his remarks.
After t program and reception to
Speaker md Mrs. Garner, dancing and
cards VI be the evenings entertain
ment.
Mrs. T. L. Edmiston, official hostess
OF the society, entertained the Execu-
tive Committee Thursday evening at
her home, 3012 Sixteenth street north
east, at which plans for the meeting
were perfected. At the meeting were
President and Mrs. Eugene Black, Mr..
Victor Russell, Miss Margaret Black,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. williams, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Ontrich and Miss Leslie
Ontrich, Miss ALA Clary and Mr.. T. l..
Edmiston and the hostess,
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Marcia Burns Chapter
Guests at Musicale

Miss Frances Gutelius, assisted by
Mrs. Roscoe Reeves, her sister, was
hostess to the Marcia Burns Chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
wednesday evening, January 20, at her
new studio apartment, 1408 New Hamp-
shire avenue. The guests were highly
entertained by talk by Mrs Tonnis
J. Holzbcrg, State chairman of National
Defense, District of Columbia, and by
musical numbers rendered by
Miss Gutelius. Miss S. Helen Fields,
vice reg>s.- ts2:=7::ded and gave most
comprehensive report of the state Ex-
ecutive Committee meeting Of Decem-
Der 5, 1881.
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Illustrated Lecture a.
St. Thomas Parish Hall

Members of the Rector's Aid Of st.
Thomas Church are sponsoring a lee
ture given by Mrs. Frank Anderson at
St. Thomas Parish Hall Monday after
noon at $50 o'clock, January 25, on
"Cathedrals and Castles Of Southern
England" illustrated by beautiful COL
ored slides, Tea is to follow the lee
ture. Mrs. Carter. president of the
Rector's Aid; Mrs. William C. Prentiss,
Miss Frances Smith and Miss Florence
Hyde are in charge of the program.
Mrs. Anderson gave this charming
lecture at the Arts Club January 5,
when it was greatly enjoyed.
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Fancy Dances Feature
OF CHAPTER Meeting

Areme Chapter, Order the Eastern
Star, is planning a gala affair at the
Shoreham Hotel for February and
several novel spotlight dances are to
be presented. Miss Irene Smith, worthy
matron, and Mr.. Gerhart Smithskamp,
worthy patron, are acting as sponsors
for the occasion. Cards will begin at
$50 o'clock, followed by dancing an
hour later. A cordial welcome Is ex-
tended to members of the order and
their friends. Mrs. Helen L. Brashears
was elected to the office OF associate
grand conductreSs at the last regular
session OF the grand chapter, Janu-
ary is.
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Pilgrimage Through Colonial
Homes of Alexandria

The members of the Rectors' Aid
Society of st. Paul's P. E. Church, in
Alexandria, Va. will conduct another
pilgrimage through the Colonial homes
of that city May 13. Last year this
body inaugurated such a trip and it
proved so successful and interesting
from every standpoint that it has been
decided to give the thousands of
visitors to the Bicentennial an oppor-
tunity to visit these sacred shrines.
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ans Party, at tea this afternoon at 4

@h FalIys ~ Ich tllAs @1vcinUou ab
o'clock.
The Young Women's Council will be
the hostesses for this reception.
Mr. MacKaye is the brother of Miss
Hazel MacKaye, one Of the pageant di-
rectors of the National Woman's Party,
who was associated with Mrs. Forrest
in the preparation of the gigantic
demonstration that the Suffragists held
in Washington March 3, 1918, when a
pageant on the Treasury steps and
procession on Pennsylvania avenue re-
vived the demand for the national suf-
frage amendment.
Mrs. Forrest was again associated
with Hazel MacKaye in the production
of Miss MacKaye's pageant of Susan
B. Anthony at Convention Hall in 1915.
Both Mrs. Forrest and Mr.. MacKaye
will speak at the meeting at 5 o'clock
following the reception
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B. Hare, Representative and Mrs. Al
lard II. Gasque and Consul General
and Mrs. Douglas <. jenkins.
The new officers who were elected
are Senator Ellison D. Smith, president; 4;
Mr. Hugh E. Phillips, first vice presi-
dent; Mr.. J. Austin Latimer, second vice
president; Mrs. R. L. Carmichael, secre-
tary; Mr.. B. P. Fishburne, treasurer,
and the following Executive Commit
tee: Representative Thomas S. McMil-
Ian, Mr.. David E. Finley, Mr.. r. J.
Cheatham, Mrs. Alex Bull, Mr.. Charles
E. Jackson, Mr.. L. E. Boykin and Mr..
Edgar Morris. Mr.. P. H. McGowan was
appointed director of publicity.
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Notre Dame Prom"
At Wardman FRIDAY

The Notre Dame Academy annual
prom, TO be held at Wardman Park
Hotel Friday, February 5, Is being sup
ported by many patronesses. The list
includes: Miss Margaret Ozburn, preSi-
dent Of the organization; Miss Mary
Fitzgerald, Miss Helen Riordan, Miss
Margaret McAllister, Miss Bernadette
L. Dore. the Misses Rover the Misses
Quinn, Mrs. Mary Loughrah Lee, Mrs.
Adelaide Rover Cavanagh, Mrs. Thomas
Kennedy, Miss Regina McGivern, Miss
Eleanor Brady, Mrs. Alberta May, Mrs.
Edward P. Schwartz, Miss Marie Nohe,
Mrs. James G. HaSkeh RS. James F.
Hartnett, Mrs. B. Ion McCeney
and Mrs. Francis l. Becker. Those at
tending who do not care to dance will
be entertained at cards in another
room.