Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1921, Page 40

Mes. FREDERICK F.CAMPBELL, of ST.IOUIS. ‘Guest of MrsStephen B Elkins Official and Unofficial Sets ToGreet EasterSeason With Several Important Dinners Washington Young and Old to Roll Eggs on White House Lawn—Reception to Diplomatic Corps. “little season” Washington has known in years, the activity ex- tending from the President and Mrs. Harding and the Vice Presi- dent and Mrs. Coolidge, all along the line through official and unofficial society. Several important-dinners will preface things at the White House, where Mrs. Harding’s skill and grace as a hostess will be en- joyed chiefly by official society. Later a more general social program will be given embracing, it is hoped, the much discussed garden parties. EASTER steps in with a sprightly swing which portends the liveliest MORROW the President and Mrs. Harding will be hosts to many guests embracing every Status of humanity in the District—mothegs feeling that their bhildrén have not been well launched in the world unfil’ they have rolled jeggs on the White House lawn. The President and Mrs. Harding will have a group of friends with them on the south front portico to witness the sight of thousands of children massed there, done up in their prettiest dresses and hats and carrying the gayest of baskets fified with egges of varied hue. It is hoped the President and Mrs. Harding and perhaps their guests will mingle with the crowd for a little while, as the President andgs. Roosevelt and ealier President’s did. E Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge, who held their reception for the diplomatic corps last Monday, have a constantly growing social ealendar, that for Mrs. Coolidge beginning tomorrow with the large buffet luncheon 1o be given in her honor by Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Williamson of Stoneleight Court at the Washington Club. Wednesday Mrs. James R. Mann will entertain at a luncheon with Mrs. Coolidge as her ranking guest and Friday night the Vjice President and Mrs. Coolidge will be guests at dinner of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Spencer S. Wood. The most important social events will of course be the enter- tainment in their honor with Senators as hosts, but they will also be the guests of diplomats and others. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh has issued invitations for a dinner in their honor April 5. 'I'HE Secretary of State and-Mrs. Hughes will be the guests for whom ' the Ambassador of_Belgium and Baroness de Cartier will enter- tain at dinner April 8, and Wednesday of the same week, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Gaff will entertain for them. April 11 the Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks will have the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes to dine with them and other important engagements will closely follow. Mrs. Hughes will return to Washington the first of April and will soon enter upon her social duties as the ranking hostess of tge cabinet. The Under- secretary of State and Mrs. Fletcher are also busy socially and it is in their honor that the ambassador of Chile and Mme. Mathieu will enter- tain at dinner Tuesday night. NO engagement announced in Washington in many moons has been of more - general interest than that of Miss Frances Hoar to Mr. Reginald Foster, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. W. Foster of Mas- sachusetts, announced by the Speaker and Mrs. Gillett today. Easter weddings are also of unusual importance, with that of Miss Helen Blodgett and Capt. Henry Parsons Erwin, in St. John’s Church April 2, ng in size. Bml’leNG with the Dixie ball tomorrow night at the New Willard with half of the social world standing sponsors and the other half dancing, and continuing with the Army and Navy League ball Wednes- day night, the beautifully planned Colonial bail Thursday night and many lesser dancing events, Easter week may well represent the spirit of ‘The Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks will receive the "::Sls at dance Tuesday night at Rauscher’s, that being the Easter dance of the series of Army dances, which have proven such a success. Senator and Mra. James W. Wadsworth, jr., Maj Gen. and Mrs. William Si and Gen. and Mrs. W. D. Connor will assist and Eol. \i’illin:n Emflu:;'n will make the introductions. SNCE Connecticut avenue has become so much of a business street ‘Washington’s Easter parade has lost much of its former glory, nor has as yet another fashionable highway been established to take its El'acv_ This_will soon happen however, as one meets Mrs, Marshall Field, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. Robert Lansing and dozens of women in fashionable life taking their constitutional on some well known street every day, usually along 16th street. Mrs. John B. Henderson, who entertained at dinner Wednesday night for the Vice President and Mrs. fidge walks constantly from her home on 16th street to the business section of Washingtom and back again. TPeharming Mts of gossip plcked up hareand there are correct, Mrs. Hard- tag~will leave the White House with ® Joflliaat social trail behind her. It 3 expected that she will entertain meut of har tea &nd luncheon parties 08 Board the Mayflower, taking her down to Chesapeak bay or and, having the Mayflower on board, of course there will ‘Thaee trips will, of course, with week end trips, President and Mrs. Hard- gnly small parties with ba given an opportunity for rest. The President and Mrs, Reessvelt used the Sylph for most of thelr_river trips, but the President and Mrs. Taft, chose the larger and mere up-to-date craft, the Mayflower, Tor ‘sl of thelr cntertainment of that natu: to in constant readi- nass, aad In the finestitrim, as she is used for conveying visitors of stste te Mount Vernon and other of Interest. parties ars to be supplement- rdman Park Hotel, when were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oters and Mrs. Lena Otero Warren of Santa ¥e, N. M., and Capt. Bert Mossman. Miss Frances Hoar, wnose engage- ment s announced foday by the Speaker and Mrs. Frederick H. Gil- lete, 1 visiting friends in Boston, and will not return to Washington im- mediately. The ambassador of Pera and Senora de Pezet will be the guests in whose honor Col. and Mrs. Francis T. A. Junkin wi'l entertain at luncheon today at Twin Oaks. Col. and Mrs. Junkin will be at home informally this after- noon, when they will be assisted in re- ceiving_ by their brother-in-law and sister, Maj. Gen. Edward West Nichols, superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute at Lexington, Va, and Mrs. Nichois, who are the guests of Col. and Mrs. Junkin over the week end. Mrs. Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen has joined Benator Frelinghuysen here at : b | from Aurora, 1L, thelir guests | g, THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AR EWING— MARCH 27, %Etb as come 3 Harr1s Ewing PuoTo- 1921—PART 2. from Panama to spead Easter with . Gencand Mes Abbotaw, AR 15 9000 Ry Mrs. Harding io Receive In Honor of Delegatcs To Women's Convention President’'s Wife Will Hold Reception at White House on Wednesday Afternoon & reception in the White Houss at 4 o'clock Wednesday in homor of the delegntes of the joint convention of the Association of Collegiate Alum- nae and the Southern Association of 'Céllsgs Women to be held in the Ho- tel Washington this week. There will be a banquet at the Hotel Washington Thursday night, when Miss Julla Lathrop will be toastmistress, with a brilliant galaxy of women as speak- era, the number including Maj. Julls Stimson, Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs. Helen Gardener, Mrs. Vernon Kellogg and Reprasentative Alice Robertson. A tea will be given at the National Club House on Tuesday, March 25 when the members of the Washington branch of the Collegiate Alumnae will bo_hostesses. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge will receive the guests on this oocasion, and with her will be Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs, Marvin B. Rosenberry, president of the National Association; Miss Mary Leal Harkness, president of the Southern Association of College Women, Mrs. Phillip Moore and Miss Sibyl Baker, president of the ‘Washington branch. those who will assist at the ‘Wiiliam De Caindry, Mrs. Glen L. Swiggett and Miss de Van Ho who will preside at the tables; L. B. Swormstedt, Mrs. Raymond B. Morgan, Mra. David L. Wing, Mrs. F. L. Ransome, Miss Ellen A. Vinton, Miss E. Leech, Miss Alico Deal, Dr. Loulse Taylor Jones, Mrs. Louis C. Sherer, Mrs. Avery Coonley and Mrs. Frank Wilkins. Others who will be present to assist will be Miss Edith Goode, Miss Stella Clemsnce. Mrs. lawrence V. Grogan, Miss Karoline Klager, Miss Byrd Mock, Miss Eleanor Brandeis, Miss Frances Chickering, Mixs Mary Sibley Evans and Miss Hummel. deans of colleges, as well as some. of the delegates, will stay at the club- | Yho will arrive in Washington today, entertain at luncheon today at the Chevy Chase Club in honor of their guest. Bir Arthur is making a tour of this country, but will only rematn house during the convention. They are: Dr. Martha Tracy, dean of the Woman’s Medical School of Philadel- phia; Mrs. Margaret A. Knight, dean of women, Pennsylvania State Col- lege; Ada Comstock, dean of Smith College; Miss Sa M. Dean, dele- flt. from the Noew York branch: Miss orence Bnow, assistant editor of Bmith Alumnae Quarterly; Elizabeth Whittaker, dean of Elmira College; Mary B. Woolley, &r-um of Mount Hol‘lvnk. College; ith M. Hill, editor of fth Alumnase Quarterly: Kath- Bates of Wellesley, and y MeVey, presid Bwee Briar Colleger © o aent of t week end at Benator Edge's bean cottage there. = e Mra. Ira C. Copley will return today Where she has been visiting her old homa, ana she will be Joined here In about two weeka' time by Representative Copley, who remained in urora. Mme. Hauge will entertain a party of young people at luncheon today In com- pliment to her niece, Miss Louise Todd. Mr. Willlam Phelps Eno and Mrs. eorge W. Ehle will not be at home to- Eerow afteroon 8 0 rs. Henry F. Dimock will net re- oetve this afterncon. Mra Henry M. Hoyt, jr, with her children, Constance l’M Harry, 18 in Edinburgh, Scotland, visiting her sis- ter, Mra. E. M. MoPherson, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph W. Folk are spending Easter at Atlantic City and will return this week. Capt. T. T. Craven, U, 8. N, has arrived in Washington to spend the weelk end with Mrs. Craven, who, with Mies Craven, will leave Thursday for their cottage at Jamestown, R. I, whore they will spend the summer. Miss Craven is in Annapolis, Md., where she went to spend Easter with Mrs. George Howland. Miss. Byrnina Dugas of Atlanta, Ga., who has been the guest of her aunts, Mrs. Blodgett and Mrs. Matthews, for some time, left Washington yesterday Federico Alfonso Pezet, 1s {n charge of the Portuguess legation since the de- parture of the minister of Portugal, Vis- count d’Alte, and the searetary of the legation, Mr. Viscount d’Alts has been sccredited to this post since May 1, 1902, and returned to Washington last fall after spending the summer at his home in Portugal Lady Geddes will entertain at luncheon tomorrow fn honor of Sir Arthur Steele- Maitland, M. P., of Birmingham, Eng- 1and, who is in Washington for a few days and is the guest of the ainister of Serbla and Mme. Groultch. bassador and Lady Geddes will be hosts at & dinner Wednesday evening at the oml sador of Argentina, and her Lioveras, Springs over the Easter holidays. Simon Bolivar, the George Washh n to attend the ceremony. the Mayor of New York, preceding the unvelling, and after the osremony the mayor will entertain at dinner in of the distinguished visitors. The South American Boclety of New York will en- tertain at lunchéon April 20 in honor of at 4 O'Clock. Mrs. Warren G. Harding will hold ® The minister of Serbia and Mme. Grogiteh wil have as thelr guest Tor a few days Sir Arthur Steele- t- cannof monegeoliese presidents and |, 3"y ¥ o Birmingham, Bngland, Lubomirski, returned to Washington Diplomatic Circles Active; Peru Is Acting for Portugal Ambassador and Lady Geddes to Entertain in Honor of Visiting M. P.—Venezuelan Minister Arranging Unveiling of Bolivar Statue. The ambassador of Peru, Senor Don| took an active part in rellef work during her stay of a few seasons ago. The attache of the Argentine embassy and Mme. Vallejo have taken an apart- ment at the Hadleigh, where they are now established. The military attache of the Argen- embassy, Col. Juan Esteban Vac- Franoe, Justino de Montalvao. oareza, in 18, where he will spend some time. Mr. Y. McCormick-Goodhart, secre- tary temporarily attached to the staft of the British embassy, has taken an apartment at 2114 LeRoy place. Mr. Albert Blanchet, secretary of the Haitlan legation, and since July 1, 1920, charge d’sffaires, has been ap- pointed minister to this post, and with Mme. Blanchet are in their house at 1440 R street. The new sec: The ambassador of Great Britain and The am- retary of the embsssy, Nobfle Tommaso del Mar. Assereto, who aocompanied the ambessador, Signor Riocl, to this country, has én an apartment at 1825 M street. e Italian Mme. Le Breton, wife of the ambas- - Miss , will remain at White Sulphur ‘The minister of Venezuela, Semor Dr. Buggelll are established in their of Venezuela, which will take apartment at the Brighton. Cavaller Apetl 15, He wil spend this week in [and Sismor, Buggelll came to this) [ew York. o fore! ~ | count with assador 8 fairs of Venezuels, Dr. Hsteban Gil =t o i Riccl about a menth age. The naval attache of the Italian embassy, Capt. Uyeda, entertained a company of thirty-two at dinner Wednesday evening at Rauscher's and will entertsin again March 31, prior to his departure for Japan, on leave of absence. entertain at luncheon in honor of The attache of the Danish legation, | the mission. _Senorita Inez Dominicl [Mr. Johannes Plum, has moved from i will go to New York to attend the un-|the Wyoming to Rauschers, where | velling. + |he 18 now established. The charge d'affaires of the Nether- lands legation, Jonkheer W. H. de Beaufort, and the commercial attache of the legation, Dr. D. H. Andre, are spending the Easter season In Havana, where they arrived last Fri- da ‘They will return to Washington the second week in April. Mr. de Beaufort is also charge d'affaires of the Netherlands legation at Havana. The secretary of the Czechoslovak- Kri in Washington a few days. The minister of Poland, Prince|isn legation, Dr. Otto Krizek, and the assistant military attache, Maj. 3 have been detached from the legation staff and returned to their homes in Csechostowakia. yesterday from a short stay in New York, where he went after a short stay in Chicago. Mme. Saastamoingn, wife of the minister of Finland, has returned from a brief visit in New York. The minister and Mme. Ssastamoinen are establishing themseives {n their Mme, Fri- Tega- The of the Swedhh frem the and taken an apartment at Rauscher’s. house at 1103 16th etreet, and inen will recetve there day afternoon. ‘The minister of Switsertand and Mme. Peter have with them for the Easter season their younger son, Peter, jr. who is a student of the University of Virginia. B8enor Don Rafsel Ma de Muguiro, the newly arrived third secretary of the Spanish embassy, 8 taken an apartment at the Calverton. BSenor Carlos Gumicio, consul gen- eral of Boltvia In New York, has been in charge of the Bolivian legation since the departure of the secretary and charge d'affaires, Senor Alberto Cortadellas and Senora de Cortadel- las. The attache of the legation, Senor Pablo Rada, is the only member of the staff in Washington. Princess Bibesco has_returned to Washington from New York, accom- panied by her baby daughter, who was recently brought from England by hor nurse. The minister of Ru- mania, Prince Bibesco, who accom- rnlod the princess to New York, and ater went to Chicago, w!ll not return until the end of this week. The minister of Serbia and Mme. Gruitch will be hosts at lunchesn to~ @ay at the Chevy Chase Club, tn honor of their house guest, Bir Arthur Steele-Maitland. The other guests will be Mr. and Mrs. George B. Ma- thews of Buffalo, who are also guests of the minister and Mme. Grouitch; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Greene and Mrs. Charles 8. Bromwell. The minister and Mme. Grouitch will entertain a company at dinner tomorrow in honor of Sir Arthur. The secretary of the Ecnadorean legation, Semor Don d Ycasa, is spendin, New York, where evening. A de a few days in e went Thursday Items of Social Interest. Miss Sabina Lanstng of Watertown, N. Y., who was the guest last week of Dr. and Mra Daniel L. Borden, re- turned to her home yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. Borden entertained at a dinner Thursday evening in her honor, and the same day Mrs. Borden gave a luncheon for her. Tomorrow the Czechoslovak minis- ter. Dr. B. Stepanek, will deliver an Address at the George Washineton University. The university will cele- brate the 329th anniversary of the birth of ths famous Czechoslovak pedagogue, J. Amos Comenius. Mrs. Lockwood Honore of Chicago entertained at dinner Saturday eve- ning, March 19, at Rose Hill Manor, Frederick, Md., which has been opened for the season. Mrs. Cumberland, wife of Dr. Wil- Commander Vittorlo Falors!. the spe- |liam Wilson Cumberland of the State 'with garden parties, and even musi-| their 16th street residence, after an ab- | for New York. preparatory to salling | clal nttnche temporarily attached to | Department. will be at home Intormal. = -‘. -a:a. And all of the inti-|sence of Weeks Spent in tha|tomorrow with @ party of friends to | the staff of the Peruvian embassy, and ly" sy afternoon from 4 to 6 in of soctal Iife at the White|south end tn New York. nd months In traveling in|Signora Falorsi have taken an apart-|her heme at 1780 Huclid strest. She of an idle tongue, Sa— ment st 2400 16th street. Commander | will be assisted by Mra. Hugh Nesbit = of n B. Bige and —~— and Signers Falors! made many friends |snd' Albert Lovin Richardson. h tertmtning & Nouwss ' Miss Alic Beaner Bewlar of Chmoin: | Count ¥, Macoh! &y Gellers. entertath at ten this mn e whers are_en m‘mnfi;’-mlfit‘mm of New York friends over the nath Ful L ignors. birth. ®, e honor of Mrs. Jaseph D. Noell, < v Dixie Ball Assumes Unusual Prominence In Social Circles Everything Ts Ready for Af- fair to Be Given at the New Willard Tomorrow Evening. The Dixie ball, which 18 to be giv- en at the New Willard by the Rob- ert E. Les Chapter tomerrow even- ing, has assumed unusual social im- portance. Miss Virginia Hereford and Miss Eleanor Saunders, chairman and vice chairman of the young ladies’ committes, will have as thetr assistants the following yeung Iadi Miss Rebecca Dial, Miss Grace Reper, Mlss Nina My, ' Mice Erine Clhrker Miss Cathios Imirie, Miss Alberta Stacks, ’l‘lz Dorothy Hullfish, Miss Norene Jus- tice, Miss Alice Watts, Miss mmm 58 gz.\‘l‘!b, Miss i‘{lll"“A Mo 'y Ross, Miss Audrey Herron, Mrs. E._C. Brokmeyer, Miss Laucille Jacobs, Miss Martha Boyls, Miss e garet Koontz, Miss Louise Mattingly, Miss Margarot Finley, Miss Joe Gore- man, Miss Evlnzellnl Mickler, Miss 1, - mfimt’. Jean Campbell Miss Filorence Schofield, Miss Don Santos A. Dominicl, went to New | The new special attache temporsrily smé'.::: York yesterday to complote the arrange- (attached to the Italian embassy, | Li; it Rl T ] ments for the unveiling of the statue of | Cavalier Guido Buggelli, and Signers. ns S EvalyR Banks, Miss Helen Hopkins, Miss Mary Warfleld, - Miss Phyllis Held, Ml Ann Belden, Mrs. L. R. Kenner, Mrs. Harry Holt, Miss Ada Door, Miss Louise Celia Dorr, Miss Helen Heil- man, Miss Esther Searles, Miss Mary D. 8mith, Miss Elsie Montgomery, Miss Helen Montgomery, Miss Frances Trotter, Miss Marguerite Barnes, Miss Elsie Louis_ Schulze, Miss Ora Ann ard, Miss Marie Fletcher, Miss Lily imer, Miss Johannah Umbeck, Miss Virginia Price, Miss Frances Barbour, Miss Ethel Johnson, Miss Ruth Bis- sell, Miss Margaret Linn, Miss Ann Linn, Miss Marie Parks, Miss Helen Tavenner, Miss Margaret V. Grimes, Miss Rosa V. Whaley, Miss L. ‘Washington, Miss Juliette Wash- ington, Miss Elsie Carter, Miss Gladys Sinclair, Miss Gertrude M. Robinson, Miss Lee Nora Hurst, Mi Mary Scott, Miss Clothilde Scott, Mt Helen Lake, Miss Minerva Lake, Mi Gladys B. Nelson, Miss Virginia B. King, Mrs. Lee Roy Gray, Miss Laura Embrey, Mary Ogg, Miss E. Smith, Miss Lura Headle, Miss Alice Merritt, Miss Clara Sterzing, Miss M. Merrigold, Miss Luella Chase and Mrs. Mrs. W. D. Mason, general custodian of crosses, D. 3 president, rict of Columbia Divi sion, U. D. C.; Miss G. G. Bright, pres. ldent, New York Division, U. D. C; Mrs. James Henry Parker, president, New York Chapter, U. D. C., are all among the patronesses. The list also includes Mrs. Charles Carroll Frazer, Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, Mra. Philander Clax- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Woods, Mrs. Francois Berger Moran, Miss Caroline Longfellow, Senator and Mrs. James W. Wadsworth, jr.; Representative Allce_ Robertsom, Mrs. James O'Con- nor, Mrs, Charles H. A. Montgomery, Mrs. Robert Lee Cochram, Mrs. Clar- ence J. Owens, Maj. and Mrs. Daniel Smith Gordon, Mrs. William F. Han- nay, . Frederic A. Dille, Dr. and Mrs. Philip Roy, Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner. Mr. and Mrs. L. I; :aogm. Mrs. Theodore Noyes, Mra. J. T. Hen- drick, Mrs. Joe Tagle, Mr. Barry Bulkley, Col and Mrs. W. C. Harllee, Maj. and Mrs. E. C. Zoll, Maj. and Mrs. Stephen Wormsley, Judge B. C. Fletcher, Elgin Blalock,- Mes. Charles Morris, Mrs. Theodore Tiliér, Mrs. Thomas Jennings Bailey, Harrlet Gunn Boberson, Miss Mabelle Heikes Juatice, Mrs. Marle Moore Forrest, Mra. Samuel A. Duvall, Mrs. Gustavus Werber, Mrs. Goodwin D. Ellsworth,” Miss Louise Ogle Beall, Mrs. Arthur MacDonald, Mrs. Charles F. Taylor and Mrs. Robert Willett. Mrs. Harding Patroness At Day Nureery Party Mrs. Harding has consented to be a patroness for the Day Nursery card ty to be given Wednesday after- l:l:f)n'. x»rll '0, at Wardman Park Hotel. Others who have given their names as nltrnnaucl: are Mrs. (!1:3‘11; idge, Mra. Arthur pper, Mrs. on Ladislaus enroot, Mrs. Cu‘d-ll- ‘HIIII. Mrs. Marcus A. ine, xmn‘nl!h-m xd- Poter, Mra., James ml% Mrs. Walter Tuckerman 3 ‘William Littauer. | e | tor Mrs. les B. T. Moore, U. 8. N. Admiral Chsrl oy e NS MIss HELENE LirRoY CAPERTON. (3% and herouse guest / LADY URSULA BLACKWOOD, Dauphies_ of thelite Logd Duffrein- &or Worid #aoTD- Engagement of Miss Hoar to Mr. Foster Announced - Miss Kittelle to Wed Lieut. Commander Charles J. Moore—Miss Siddons’ Wedding Plans. The Speaker and Mrs. Frederick H.jing in honor of Miss Helen Blodgett Gillett announce the engagement of|8nd t. Henry Parsons KErwin, . He whose marriage will take Mrs. Gillett's elder daughter, Frances|satyrday afternoon Hoar to Mr. Reginald Foster, son of|Church. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis will Mr. and Mrs, Charles H. W. Foster ot [take their guests later to the theater = an en to supper. Charles River Village, Mass. No date |y, 05,08 SUPPCL, 0 0 inaed by bas been set for the wedding. herm-mrtc‘r'. Miss tn!?n. Bl:;l‘nll. l: Miss Hosr, who made her debut in|Mmaid of honor, at her wedding, an: 2 Miss Myrtis V. Porcher of Cocos, Fla Washi and in Boston several|.,usin of the bride; Miss Dorothy seasons’ met Mr. Foster during anaeuo? ;lt ist'i Il:l . n.'lln l;m.n‘nn rech! rumi jates o ainfleld, N. J., an 88 her recint stay in Europe and rumors| i, liene Austin ‘of this city a8 of the engagement—which could mot|y 5. emeids Capt. ‘David -8t be confirmed—constanly reached this|Gaillard will be best mag for c.,; side. Miss Hoar and her sister, Miss|Erwin, and his groomsmen will Louisa Hoar, have been conspicuous|Capt. Edward Cahill, ‘Mr. John figures in Washington society since|Tample Graves, ir.;, Mr. Robert C their coming out, but have divided| Watson- and Mr. John- Delbert, their social life between Washington, | Among the’ ushers. will be James Boston and New York. L. Walsh, U. S. A, anofl. twa Mr. Foster is of the Harvard °11 class|brothers of the bridegroom, Mr. Wal« and among the younger men in the|ter B. in and Mr. James A Erwin, Tennis and Racquet and Eastern |both of Chicago. Mr. Delos A. Blods ‘Yacht clubs. g‘eu. jr, will give his in mare The wedding will, it is hobed, take|riage. i place in Washi mali.'vh.« Miss Hoar| The members of the woddMg party has practically spent her life. She from out-of town and the. mem! the gmfld ter of the late SBena-|of the bride's family will be gu oar ::fhuunur of the late{of Mrs. Blodgett. and will include » pres. tive Massa-{Mr. and Mrs. Delos A. Bl te, Jr. 2_;«::“ ToaL Do At brother and sister-in-law. of the ; Mr. and Mrs. John Wood e de. Mr. and Mras. John Sellers Barnes |Blodgett, and their son, Mr. James of Fhiladelphia amnounce the en-{Rowland Blodgett of Grand Rapids; ent of thelr sister, Natalie Sel- |Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Porcher @ ors Barnes, to Mr. Mark Reld Yates |Cocoa, Mr. and Mra 8. H. Peck, and ‘Washington, formerly of Warren- | their son, Mr. Albert Peck of Mobil ton, Va. ‘Barnes has made her [Ala.; Mr.'and Mrs. E. E. Bl t of home in Washington for the past {Boston and Mrs. Frank H d is an member | Kalamazoo, Mich. Mr. Orlando Erwin :'mn‘l:r lfl‘" e and of the|of Chicago, father of the bridegroom, ‘Washington Riding and Hunt Club. |will also be b ere. —_— Miss Blodgett and Capt. Erwin will Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carroll Smith |be the guests of honor at dinmer have issued invitations for the mar- | Wednesday evening of Msji Gaillard riage of their daughter, Rowens May, |and his mother, Mrs. David DuBose to Lieut. Fabtus Henry Kohloss, Corps | Baillard. of Engineers, U. 8. A, Wednesday | Mrs. James L. Walsh, cousin of the St. |bride, will entertain a company af evening, Apflll 6, lll s 3;::[":, lnn b - 2] X i8co] arch. e | luncheon Thursday, and that eve: mmn; '!ilpl bo“pcrtormad by the |Miss Austin, who will be a brides- rector, the Rev. Dr. iske | maid for tt, will enter- the maid of honor and the brides- (for the maids will be Miss Jane Ramey, Miss | will later attend Allos Watts, Miss Virginia Hersford, | will be given in the ballroom of the New thy Hill, Miss i Bott aoa Mise Petey Ross. Mal Faul Mrs, Rlodgett will entertain a large ¢ T. Bock will be best man for Lieut. |company for her daughter's wedding Kohloss and the ushers will be Capt. |party Friday evening, when her Ralph Willis, Lfeut. Otto Praeger, r.; | guests will also include the out-of« Lieut. Beverly C. Snow, Lieut Arthur [town guests. The younger guests J. Sheridan, Lieut. John E. Wood |will later attend the damce of the and Lieut. James P. Jervey, all of|Junior League at Rauscher's. the Engineer Corps. 2 e — Miss Mary Elizabeth Siddons, daughe Mrs. Winitred V. Loveland and Mr. | ter of Justios and Mrx. Wrederick L e "°|‘:.’&"¢J’m°:‘:r:$.".‘2{,f..':;‘: Toonard K. Cretoher of New York aity arri T ho home of the former's brother- |28 matron of honor at her marriage in-law and sister, Mr. and M Tu Bentley Malford, at Courts. The ceremony :;ut be per- at 5:30 o'cloci 5 s 5::?:‘1. Marshall nhs the West Street | Herbert Scott Smith, and will be fol. byterian Churel small recept! ll:{v::d”b’y e l:lolrmnl romvuor; .':q: tives "'t'dm'.nu:q‘a':. mend;u in H!i- 3 win nephews o parents. Dride. Master Robert Bternberg and Helen Allen will be nnl-': ;: Dorothy Mastér Donald Sternbers, will be|honor ami Miss ol wedding _trip Mo Young brldkc‘ will make their home in New Yorl King of Lone- tarfio. They are all members the Theta Chi of Mr. the Michigan . Lashe: 46 Q street northeast anmounce the | don. On! mqufllgl of their Aaughter, Ethel |of Beryl, to Mr. Bayne Brown, Wednes- ;"' s chapter te which Mr. r_belongs, with the on of Mr. Ladue, who is seo- retary of chapter f the of the { fraternity. Mr. Lasher i a membes of the faculty of the Universfyy of Michigan. .t ter, Miss Anna Louise Kittelle to| wy ona aey - e . Comin: er arjes J. Moore, = . Alfred Lewts 113! b N. m:mmtgfie is a grand-|nounce the marriage of their dangbter; daughter of Rear Admiral Charles D.| Migs Virginia C. Lewis, to Mr. Rehard Sigsbes, U. 8. N., and & gTeat-8Tand-| copgland Jones of this eity. daughter of the late Commodore|aaiinl I0068 OF BHS SILT. Foot Henry H. Lockwood, U. 8. N.. the first | o SHe™R: 2 3200 S008E, B8 Gro lumbia road northwest. instructor in mathematics and tactics at the United States Naval Academy. Miss L = ded by rsuls M. Lewis, as maid of She did war work with the Red Cross ter, risk Insurance. Lieut honor, Commander Moore is the son of e, el ‘The bride is & popular member of o Sorority, and both she Phi Sigma in Mr. Jones are well known tn Washing day, March 23, in the Lincoln Road M. E. Church, by the Rev. C. C. Mc- Capt. Sumner BE. W. Kittelle, U. 8. N., and Mrs. Kittelle, have announced the engagement of their eldest daugh- During the war he writh Americsn _ operating British waters. Mr, and Mrs. Ourtis to Entertain Wedding Party. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Curtis will entertain at dinner tomorrow even- after the honeymoon. briet Mr. Jones served in France during a.l’.«.mu-um-mq: Easter Army Dance Plans Ann d] 1701 Forumpia ne ks will be at home to their many friends The organising committee for the |Upon their return, ahout April 15. ‘ series of Army dances held at =g Rauscher's has announced that ths| The marriage of Mr. Ralph C. Keefer of Washington and Miss Marion E. Easter dance will be given in honor | of Washington Fori s Solemnised urday, February 19, . and Mrs. Quinn, PM Porto _Rico, the Rev.