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worth have as their guest at the Broad
moor, Mrs. Stephen Etnier Of New York.
Engagement of Miss Harrison
To MIR. De Jarnette Announced.


To MIR. De Jarnette Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jaqueline Har-
rison of Morningside, Cumberland
gagement Of their daughter, Miss Jane
Judith Harrison, to Mr. James Coleman
De Jarnette. jr., son Of Mrs. James
Coleman De Jarnette of Hanover
County, Va. Mss Harrison is the great
great-granddaughtsr of Benjamin Har-
risen, former Governor of Virginia, and
a great-grest-niece O. Waddy Thomp-
son, United States Minister to Mexico
in 1912. She Is cousin of the Rev
Dr. George Edward Booker Of Rich
mord, Va. She has made her home for
five ears with Mr.. and Mrs. st. John
Du Val in New York. Mr.. De Jarnette
IS descendcnt of Judge Edmund Pen
dlston Of Caroline County, We. The
wedding will take place in the Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Devine of
Quincy, Mass. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mary Margaret
to Mr.. John Mu'vanev of Washington,
son of Mr.. and Mr-. P. J. Mulvaney, also
OF. this city. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Miss Katherine Fgan Murphy en-
tertained at luncheon today at the May
flower in honor of Miss Teresa Sau,
whose engc cement to Mr. Gwynn w.
Gardiner. jr., recently was announced.
Her other glests we're Miss Sarah
Clark. Miss Madec Ely, Miss Catherine
Fechet, Miss Lydia Lsre Foster. Miss
Carol Grosvenor. Miss Louis" Hcrrison
Gwynn, Miss Mary HAYDEN, Miss Betty
Hoover. Miss Elearcr Hunt. Miss Nora
Mcintyre, Mrs. Pose Saul Montgomery,
Miss Mary Murphy. Miss Eleanor
ODonoehue. Miss Helen ODonoghue,
Miss Isabelle Perry, Mi P-tricia r ds-
dale, Mrs. Andrew Saul Miss Alicia
Tumultv. Miss Katherine Tumult-- Miss
Gree Tumultv. Miss Evelyn Walker
and Miss Helen Walker
Mrs David F. Ksine of Wesfington
IS at the ST. Regis Hotel in New York
fer few days.
Mrs. Myer Cohrn has moved to the
Werdman Park Hotel, where she has
taken an apartment.
Mrs. Lewis N Frank will entertain
at dinner tomorrow evening in her
apartment in A'ban Towers in celebra-
ton of the 18th birthday anniversary
D,
formerly lived in Baltimore md the
guests tomorrow will include only mem
ber5 of their families.
Mrs William A. Hixson will enter
tain at bridge supper this evening in
her home on Webster street, in honor
CT Mrs. HarolJ Whit of Chicago Among
her guests will be Miss Elizabeth Mat
tern, Miss Evelyn Jarvis, Miss Mar
garet Call, Miss Julia Sergeant, Miss
Alice Minnick, Miss Mary Louise Al
len, Mrs. Joseph johnson. Mrs. Horace
McCov. Mrs. Frank j. Rapee, Mrs. H.
J. r. Hickman and Mrs. R. F. Lynch.
The trustees of the Corcoran Gallery
OF Art have issued invitations for a
private view Of an exhibition of Amer
lean Indian art, under the auspices of
the EXPOSITION Of Indian Tribal Arts,
Inc. Thursday afternoon, February 2,
from to o'clock The Vice Presi-
dent. Mr.. Charles Curtis, is honorary
chairman Of the Exposition Of Indian
Tribal Arts. which has headquarters in
New York, and Mr.. John Sloan is
president Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott,
former Vice President Charles G..
Dawes and Mr.. Walter L. Clark are
vice presidents; Mr.. Herbert j. Spin
oen is secretary and Mr.. Percy jack
son Is treasurer Miss Amelia Eliza
beth White is chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee and the board of direc-
tors includes Mrs. Morris Burge. Mr.
Frank Crowninshield, Mr. Henry w. de
Forest, Mrs. Charles H. Dietrich, Mr..
Charles Donnelly. Mr.. Philip B. Goetz,
Mr.. j. E. German, Mr. Chauncey j.
Harlin. Mr.. Frederick w. Hodge. Mr..
Percy Jackson, Mrs. Percy Jackson, Mr.
Oliver La Fargo, Mrs. Audrey McMa-
hon, Mrs. Victor Morawetz Mrs Dwight
w. Morrow. Mr.. George D. Pratt, Mrs.
John D. Rockefeller, jr.; Mr.. John Sloan,
Mrs. John Sloan. Mr.. Joseph Lindon
Smith. Mr.. Herbert j. Spinden Miss
Mary Cabot Wheelwright, Miss Amelia
Elizabeth White and Miss Martha Root
White.
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