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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1924
Page
2
Washington society circles buzz with dances at the Mayflower and Washington Club. Notables include Miss Katherine Arnold and Mina Arnold sharing talks, Senator Pepper and Mrs Pepper arriving for the Congressional season, and Miss Rosalind Hollow's Tulsa wedding. Dozens of hostesses, committees, and society columns map balls, luncheons, and dinners across hotels and clubs, with plans for a colonial costume ball and district league forums.
Lady Isa Belle Howard will open the bazaar and floral fête to be held on the Pennsylvania roof next Thursday through Saturday for the benefit of the Victoria Home for Aged British men and women. Mrs Harmanus B. Duryeus hosted a luncheon at the Marquee for Mrs George H. Pendleton and Mrs J. Macy Willets. Mrs Howard Stettinius, back from Europe, gave luncheon for her daughter Miss Betty A. Stettinius. Mrs Charles S. Guthrie attended at the Madigan. Mrs Whitney Warren hosted luncheon at the Lido Venice for Prince Gelasio Caetani, retiring Italian Ambassador.
Grace L Holder Australian lecturer will present illustrated talks on her homeland in city venues. First session today at 3 16 in the Johnson Powell auditorium followed by a second address Friday night at 8 o clock in the Wilson Normal center.
At St Agnes Episcopal Church 46 Q Street NW a Quiet day features addresses by Rev William Pitt McCune rector of St Ignatius New York City on the Dies Irae hymn. Masses for communion at 7 and 8. A sung mass at 16. Instructions at 10 45 12 30 and 3 with a closing song at 4.
A emancipation day concert will be held Monday night in the assembly hall of the Metropolitan Baptist church on A street between Twelfth and Thirteenth. The program opens with a prayer by Rev. M. W. Norman, pastor of the church, followed by a talk from Rev. H. T. Medford of the John Wesley A. M. E. Zion church. Musical selections will be performed.
The Washington Advertising club outlined a large membership drive to start January 1 at a City club luncheon. Frank H. Kimmel and Larry Rubel were named to lead the campaign to raise enrollment from 140 to 300. Joseph D. Kaufman will represent the club on the local Thrift Week committee.
Barret Rosenbloom owner of a clothing shop at 719 Eighth Street southeast reported an early yesterday burglary. Thieves took 600 dollars worth of clothing firearms and ammunition from the store.
A local venue named The Jefferson votes on a refined aesthetic plan amid shifting decor tastes. Seductive revival vibes frame the decision as attendees debate style, lighting, and layout.
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