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SOCIETY
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: end former Representative Samuel
Mtnslow.
Mrs. Lyman b. Swormstedt, chair
man Of Arrangements for the event, =
tn charge Of the sale Of reserved seats,
which have been placed for the greater
convenience Of the public at the T.
Arthur Smith Bureau on G street.
The current events section Of the
Womens City Club will hold its Md
winter dinner tomorrow evening at
$50 O'Clock in the club house on Jack
son place. the chairman, Mrs. Dorothy
X. Butler, presiding. Mr.. Charles G.
Ross Of the st. Louis Post-Dispatch
win speak on Currents Events in Poll
tics" and the Rev. George F. Stro.
haver, member Of the faculty OF
Georgetown University, will talk on
"Foibles and Fallacies Of Science"
Members subscribing include DR.. Edith
Austin, Miss Aldene harrington, Miss
Jane B. Bassett, Miss Olive Beatty,
Miss Lucie Bernhard, Miss Elizabeth
Berrigan, Miss Mary E. Black, Mrs.
J.. H. Cake, Miss Marion Clark, Dr.
Edith Seville Coale, Miss Julia e.
Coonan, Mrs. c. II. Curl, Mrs. I. B.
Dodson, Miss Elsa Donaldson, Miss
Mary Rapheal Ellis, Miss Villa Gala
CHER, Mrs. Frank Golden, Miss Wini-
fred Henninger, Mrs. H. H. Herr, Mrs.
June A. Hodgkins, Mrs. Grafton Kerans,
Miss 8. Pearle Jencks, Miss Elva Nc
Nauara, Mrs. B. L. Owens, Mrs. Mary
CO. nt.xalI RSr~
Adele v. Smith, Mrs. A. B. Stewart,
Miss 4. Kensett Vail, Miss Margaret
vai, Miss Eunice X. Warner, Mrs. John
n Waters, Miss Ivy Wentworth, Miss
Josephine Willis and Miss Jessie B.
Wlshart.
Mrs. Charles p Neill, governor of
the District chapter Of the Interna-
tlonal Federation of Catholic Alumnae,
VIII head the receiving line at the in
FORMAL reception Immediately following
the musical, Tuesday, February 81, $3.50
O'Clock, IN the Sears, Roebuck Art
Galleries, at 1106 Connecticut avenue
The program will be given by Miss
cecelia O'Dea Krogman, pianist; Mrs.
James =. Hartnett, reader; Miss Lucille
Duffy O'Callaghan, violinist, and Miss
Mary O'Donoghue, mezzo-soprano. Mrs.
Fred = chairman Of arrangements.
Mics Dorothy Detzer, executive Of
the Woman's International League for
Peace and Freedom, was the speaker
and guest Of honor at the regular Mon
day forum luncheon yesterday at the |
Woman's National Democratic Club, |
ct 1926 New Hampshire avenue. Her |
subject was Peace and Bread" Miss |
petzar was introduced by Miss Mary |
=. Bakewell.
Others at the speakers table were
Mrs. Edward Keating, Mrs. Clarence
]. Hendrtckson, Miss Ethel Ketcham, |
MYs. Henri Folmer, Mrs. Basil Manly, |
Mr. and Mrs. Van Ness Philip, Mrs. |
Louis Ludlow and Mrs. Glenn Griswold.
The Young Democrats Club of the
District of Columbia is giving q dance |
ct the Carlton Hotel tomorrow evening |
at 8 o'clock. The dance is q pre-inaug- |
ural event preparatory to the tea on |
March 8 that the club is giving In |
honor Of the Roosevelt family.
The annual aviation ball of the Aero
Club Of Washington will be held at
the Willard, February 25. The bali |
viii be In honor Of American flyers |
who established aviation records during |
1892 and will be attended by large
number Of notables Of the aviation |
world, who will fly to Washington for |
The occasion.
Plans for the reception and ball are |
pe4ng completed by committees Of the |
club under the direction of Mr.. A. K. |
Barta, president and chairman Of the
Entertainment Committee.
Those who have taken tickets for the
coming recital by Mr.. M1ksa Merson |
at the Textile Museum, 1880 s street |
northwest, Thursday night at $50
O'Clock are Mrs. c. 4. Acker, Mrs.
Eliphalt Andrews. Mr.. Percy Atherton,
Miss Janet Ball, Mrs. r. 8. Brookings,
Mrs. Elizabeth s. Coolidge, Mrs. James |
J. Davis, Mrs r. r. Dillen, Mrs. Carl |
Droop, Mrs. Franklin ELLIS, Mr.. Carl |
Engel Mr.. Frank Frost, Mr.. George |
Gaul, Miss Alice Goodwin, Mrs. Joseph |
Heinrich, Mrs. Alfred johnson, Mr. |
Anton Kaspar, Mrs. Tnlman Martin, |,
Mr.. Paul May, Mr.. A. G. McClintock,
Miss L. L. Mcknight, Miss Jennie |
ward Meigs, Mrs. Gerrit Miller, jr.; |
Myer, Mrs. George H. Myers, Mrs. John |
Myers, Mrs. Edwin Parker, Mrs. Arm |
listed Peter, Sd; Miss Clara Roger, Mrs. |
ingalls, Sard, Mrs George Scriven, Mrs. |
Francis 6ortwell, Mrs Charles Shep- !
herd, Mrs. Daniel Stapleton, Mrs |
Corrin Strong, Countess Lazlo Szech-
enyi, Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Miss |
Mildred Tytus, Mrs. H. A. Vale, Mrs. |
Horace Washington and Mrs. James |
Wentg.
Mrs, Franklin H. Ellis is chairman
Of tickets.
The South Carolina State Society will
give an inaugural party at the Shore
ham Hotel Friday evening, March 8, at
which Gov. Ibra G. Blackwood and his
STAFF Will be the honor guests. Senator |
4. d. Smith, president of the society,
met with the Executive Committee at |
1 luncheon at the Capitol Friday and |
definite plans were made to entertain
he Governor and his party, a. well as
he hggs number Of South Carolinians |
yho ere expected to be In Washington
tor he Inauguration. There will be |
Dancing from TO l o'clock, with an |
htermtsston at IL o'clock for buffet |
supper.
Senator and Mrs. Smith, Senator and /
Mry. ByrneS, Gov. and Mrs. Blackwood, |
members of the South Carolina delega- |
ton IN the House and their wives will |
be In the receiving line at the society's |
Inaugural party.
The South Carolina Society's Execu- |
Tive Committee Is composed Of Senator |
Smith, Mr.. Hugh Phillips, Mr.. Austin |
Lattmer, Mr.. B. P. Ffshburne, Mr.. r. F. |
Cheatham, Mrs. Alexander Bull, Mr.. !
Edgar Morris, Mr.. L. E. Boykin, Mr. |
Charles jackson, Mr. Dixon Davis and |
Mr.. r. L. Carmichael
Representative r. E. Thomason is
president Of the Texas Club and the
next meeting will be held Friday,
March 8, at the Washington Hotel. The |
meeting will be a joint celebration of
Texas Independence day and the in
aug,Hation.
4 Gov. Miriam z. Ferguson and her