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attend as delegates from their chap
ter, the national convention in At
lanta, Ga. beginning June 81, lasting
through the oath. Miss Susan Hall
and Miss Frances Callahan of Airing
ton County will also attend the con-
vention. Miss Carl and Miss Hall
have planned to remain over for sew
eral days after adjournment when
they will be the guests of sorority sis
ters, and on their way home they will
visit relatives of Miss Hall at Aiken,
S. c., and Miss Hunt will continue her
journey to Tennessee to visit relatives
in Knoxville.
Mrs. William S. Aud and small son
and daughter, William S. and Mary
Fitch, of Herndon, Va, are spending
a month with the formers mother,
Mrs. Asa B. Waite, in Kalamazoo,
Mich.
Miss Marie Dawson and Miss
Daphne l. Stebbins of Chevy Chase
. entertained at dinner Monday eve
ming at the Dodge. Their guests in
cluded Mrs. James Merritt, Mrs.
George Denny, Mrs. Joseph Mann,
Mrs. Charles Burmeister. Mrs. Rich
ard Small. Mrs. Raymond Otterback,
Miss Myrtle Yost, Miss Elsie Yost,
Miss Grace Boblits and Miss Winnie
MacNeil.
Mrs. Corinne Frederick, who is in
town for a few days before sailing
for Europe, was honor guest at
small dinner at the Little Tea House
last evening given by Mrs. H. Will
liamS Jones.
Mrs. James P. Netherton, who has
been the guest for several weeks of
her daughter, Mrs. Betty N Abbott
has returned to her home in Louis
vile, KY. Mrs. Abbott accompanied
her mother to Charlottesville, Va, re-
turning Monday morning to the cap
ital.
At the hospitable home of Miss
Fannie w. Truslow and Miss Mary F.
Truslow, near Stafford, Va, last Sun
day, the 80th birth anniversary of
their uncle, Mr.. James E. Bowler, was
celebrated. Mr.. Bowler was born
near Iceland, Va, and has lived in
that vicinity practically all of his life
A buffet luncheon was served in the
dining room. the table being made
attractive with two decorated birth
day cakes. The guests included the
five daughters of Mr. Bowler, Mrs.
Eugene Fugitt Miss Fannie Bowler
and Mrs. o. H. Patton of Washing
ton, Miss M. Agnes Bowler of Alex
andria and Mrs. c. L. LadSon of
Fairfax, and four of his six grand
children, Miss Helen Jean Fugitt, Mr..
Donald Fugitt. Master Dick Patton
and Master Billy Ladson. The other
two grandchildren, Mrs. Howard B.
Allen and Master Emerson Bowler,
and a great-grandSon, Master Billy
Allen, were unable to attend. Other
guests were two sons-in-law of Mr..
Bowler, Mr.. c. L. Ladson and Mr.. o.
H. Patton; Mrs. L. Masters and her
son Lester. Mr.. Jack Clarke and Mr.
Richard B. Castell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker Truslow and their daughter
Bessie joined the party for the after
noon.
Dr.. Barbara Thompson gave a party
last Friday in honor of the 88th
birthday anniversary of Miss Mary F.
Vande Sande in her home on New
Hampshire avenue. The drawing room
was banked in flowers and Miss Vande
Sande was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts from her host of
friends in and out of the city. Miss
Vande Sande is daughter of the late
D. T. G. Vande Sande, a well known
physician and clergyman, and a sister
of the late Mrs. B. Pitman Mann, a
son of Horace Mann. Miss Vande
Sande and Mrs. Mann were the first
to introduce free kindergarten in the
public schools and ardent workers in
the cause for woman suffrage, with
Susan B. Anthony and other charter
members of the Anthony League,
founded by Mrs. Anna E. Hendley and
the late Helen r. Tindall and Helen
H. Gardiner. Among the many
friends who attended were Mr.. Wen
dell Philips Mosher. nephew of Susan
B. Anthony; Mrs. Anna E. Hendley,
the Misses Mary E. and Katharine
Heyler, Miss Estelle Foster, Miss
Desio, Mrs. Alice L. Bennett, Mrs
Greenstreet, Mrs. Jeanette L. Gibbons,
Mrs. Dictor E. zuberano, Mrs Ethel
Barron, Miss Nellie Bush, Mrs. F. L.
Vogt, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Bush, DR..
Barthel James, Dr. A. Milden, DR..
Pearl Hood, Mrs. Ada Won L. Mac
Gee, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. M. T. Thomp-
son, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bayley of
Falls Church, Va; Mrs. Hope Willis
Rathbone, Miss Edith Rathbone, Mrs.
w. Price and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Goet-
telman.
The Woman'S Club of Cottage City,
Md, entertained at a banquet last
evening at the Dodge. Mrs. w. L.
Preston acted as toastmistress and
presented Mrs Laura Wallace, who
rendered both piano and vocal solo,
and Mrs. John Zellers, who gave sew
eral readings. The new officers for
the year installed were Mrs. r. M.
Fell, president; Mrs B. w. Taylor,
vice president; Mrs. H. B. Straight.
recording secretary; Mrs. J. B. Mar
shall, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Henry Caspare, treasurer. The
guest of honor was Mrs. G. w. S
Musgrave, president of the Prince