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SOCIETY
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F. Kranville Munson and Capt. William
A. Rounds.
Constitution Chapter, D. A. R., gave
its annual luncheon yesterday at the
Willard Hotel in honor of its regent,
Mrs. Charles L. Dasher. Mrs. Daniel
Roper. wife of the Secretary of Com
merce, was the guest of honor. Other
prominent guests we're Mrs. David D.
Caldwell, retiring vice president general;
Miss Helen Harmon, newly elected vice
president general; Mrs Harry C.. Grove,
State regent; Mrs. H. Fay Gaffney, vice
president general from Georgia; Mrs
Zebulon Judd, State regent from Ala
bama; Mrs. T. Y. Richardson, State re-
gent from oregon; Mrs. Matte H. Ste
wart, Charlotte, N c.; Mrs Sara Bent
Pillsbury, Texas; Mrs. Carrie D. Brun-
dage, London; Mrs. William Lane Aus
tin and Mrs. John B. Harrell of the
District. Many past regents of the
chapter were present, among them Mrs.
Harry F. Carey who now resides in Gin
cinnati. At the request OF the toast
mistress, Mrs. E. Richard Gasch, the
salute to the flag was given before the
guests were seated at the tables, which
were made beautiful with Spring flowers
and colored candles. The toastmistress
in charming manner, claimed as she
introduced each guest, that she had lit
orally dissected their names by consult
| ing the latest photographer, which
caused much merriment. Mrs. Jewell
Downs presented Miss Edith Hoffman
Jones, a coloratura soprano, who rem
dered "Ah Fortse Lui" from Verdi's La
Traviata," and Coming Home" by
Willeby.
| Mrs. Carl Eastwood of Minneapolis,
Mimi, will be a guest of Washington
and Maryland relatives and friends dur
/ ing the month of May While in Wash
ington she will be the house guest of
Miss Elizabeth Clapp, 2702 Adams Mill
I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Van Hagen, who
make their home at Wardman Park
Hotel entertained at the dinner dance
there Saturday evening, later taking
their guests to the supper dance in the
dragon room Of the hotel.
Mr.. Samuel Herrick, president Of the
Huguenot Societies in America Is at
the Roosevelt during the convention
and Mrs. Edward j. Miller and Miss
Maud B. Morris also are at the hotel
for the convention.
Mrs. Frank King who makes her
home at Wardman Park Hotel has left
for Philadelphia to spend few days
while attending a meeting of the Co
lonlal Danes of America in that city.
DR.. and Mrs F. A. Rexford of Brook
Ign, NJ Y, are at the Carlton for
few days. DR.. Rexford is in charge of
the delegation from the Junior depart
ment of the American Red Cross,
Brooklyn Chapter, attending the Ma
tional Red Cross Convention, being held
in Washington at this time, and the
entire delegation is stopping at the
Carlton.
Mrs George Maurice Maurice, Mrs.
Rust Smith, Mrs. B. L. Hardin, Miss
Helen S. Roosevelt, Mrs. Cazenove Lee,
jr., and Mrs John S. Barbour, will
:oin the Stratford .calvacade. Tues
day morning, for an all day trip to the
birthplace of Robert E. Lee, in West
moreland County, Va. A stop will be
other at Fredericksburg, where the law
Descendent of President
Married in Virginia.
Miss Jane Judith Harrison, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Jacquelin
Harrison of Morningside, Cumberland
County, and a collateral descendent of
william Henry Harrison, signer of the
Declaration of Independence, was mar
ried Saturday evening to Mr.. James
Coleman Dejarnette, jr., of Hanover, Va,
the wedding taking place at st. James
Episcopal Church, Gainesville, Va. The
Rev. Robert E. Withers, the rector. Off
ciated, assisted by the Rev. Carter H
Harrison.
For the past five years the bride
lived in New York Her sister-in-laW,
Mrs Harry Tucker Harrison, was ma
tron of honor
Mrs. Ernest Guide entertained at
luncheon at the Shoreham Saturday for
Mrs. Dana Sutliff of Shippensburg, Pa
Her other guests were Mrs. Ernest Gus
tafson, Miss Ella Lamb, Mrs. Jefferson
Davis and Mrs. A. Natalie Desio.
Mrs. Isabel harrington of Chevy
Chase School will be the guest Of honor
of the literature section of the Twen-
tieth Century Club this evening at BIS
o'clock at the Cleveland Park Club
House, Reno road and Highland place
northwest Mrs. John Otto johnson,
chairman of the section. will introduce
Mrs. Harrington, who will give one Of
her delightful resumes of the seasons
drama The assisting hostesses will