Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1922, Page 36

To Give First of a Series Of White House Receptions Many Dinner ‘Parties Scheduled During Week. Children's Hospital Ball to Be Leading Dancing Event. SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. HIS week will better reflect the brilliancy of the official social sea- son than did last week, cven though the program was opened with the splendid New Year reception at the White House on Monday and followed by many interesting events, chief of which was the dinner given by Senator Cummins for the President and Mrs. Harding. The first of the series of receptions to be given by the Presi- dent and Mrs. Harding, with dinner parties as interludes, will take place Thursday -at the White House, when the diplomatic corps will be guests of honor. ‘The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes will entertain the President and Mrs. Harding at dinner tomorrow night, and just a week later, January 16, they will be guests at the Congressional Club, the in- vitations having been issued a few days ago. HERE is a probability of the President and Mrs. Harding appearing at the Children’s Hospital ball at the New Willard tomorrow night, in which event they would fulfill tradition, that having been the custo of many former Presidents. Mrs. Coolidge, wife of the Vice President, and the wives of cabinet members will receive on Wednesday afternoon, and Mrs. George B. Christian and the wives of many of the assistant sec- retaries of departments have chosen the same day for receiving. Mrs. Sawyer will receive with Mrs. Christian, thus adding interest to her re- ception. Friday was firmly established as diplomatic day at home last week, and 'most of the embassies and legations will again be open to callers Friday aiternoon. THE ambassador of France and Mme. Jusserand will entertain a dinner company this week, and Representative and Mrs. Britten will have the Speaker and Mrs. Gillett as guests of honor at a dinner party Tues- day night at Wardman Park Hotel. The minister of Cuba and Senora de Cespedes will entertain at a tea Saturday afternoon for the latter’s daughter, Senorita Flaminia Sarmiento. The week will close with an- other of the small but brilliant One Hundred Club dances, while all dur- ing the Week are dinner parties, teas, luncheons and other forms of entertainment for the smart set. HE week’s dancing events will start with the annual Children’s Hos- pital ball at the New Willard tomorrow night, an affair so vitally interesting to the whole city that all events, save early dinner parties, give way to it. Almost without exception, the hosts entertaining dinner parties will take their guests on to the ball, where boxes surrounding both ballrooms will be filled with the fashion of the capital, both official and resident. January 25 has been selected for the annual benefit ball for Garfield Hospital. MIDWINTER wedding which enlists the interest of society quite generally will be that of Miss Nina Gore, daughter of former Senator and Mrs. Thomas P. Gore, to Lieut. Eugene Luther Vidal, in St. Mar- ret’s Church, at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday afternioon, and which will be ollowed by a reception at the Congressional Club. Last week was filled with interesting social events for the bride-elect. Tuesday night the former senator and Mrs. Gore will entertain a supper party for her, fol- lowing_the rehearsal, and later still the wedding party will accompany Lieut. Vidal to Wardman Park Hotel to dance. Capt. Tupper Cole will be best man at the wedding, and the ushers include Capt. Louis B. Mont- ford, Maj. Harmon, Maj. Jack Harris, Capt. Porter Lowry, Lieut. Donald Sawtell and Mr, Paul Sanborn. 'HE Junior League, an organization of young women, which each year - gives sums of money to the charitable organizations in Washington, will institute a course of six lectures, the first of which will be given Wednesday morning, at 11 o'clock, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hewitt Myers, at 2310 S street. The committee in charge is composed of Miss Virginia Hunt, chairman; Miss Betty Burnett, vice chairman; Miss Sophie Sweet, Miss Alys Downing, Miss Ruth Larner, Miss Marjorie Gelm and Mrs. Lamar Leahy. The Junior League distributed over $4,000 ta organizations for charity in the District last year. Tea Will Be Served [Mrs. J. D. Rockefeller. Jr., At White Studio Is Twice a Hostess An informal, but attractive, tea will e given this afternoon, from 5 to 7 e’clock, by Mr. and Mrs, Colin Clarke White at Mr. White's studio, on M York, who is stopping at the Grace Dodge Hotel, entertained at dinner at the hotel last evening. Covers were street, in compliment to Miss Patricia Ainsa, debutante of Capt. and | M for Cwenty. A D e g e S and | Mrs. Rocketeller also was Hostess at beth Bryant of Alexandria, Va. Mrs, |2 luncheon at the hotel yesterday, hav- Thomas Gore, Mrs. Arthur Herbert | W€ 38 her guests Mrs. Robert Lansing, and Mrs. Edward Jay of Philadelph . Coleman Mrs. A. Garrison Wil Preaide at the tea table. Others | McClintock, Mra, Mabel Cratty, Miss assisting Mrs. White will bs Mrs, | 182bell Simms and Miss McCarthy. John Hull, Miss Alice Shepard, M Nieholas Tratnell and Miss Caroli Wattles, both of Alexandria; Mr: Paul Tiehler of Binghamton, N. Y. Miss Kate Marshall, Miss Laura Le- jeune and Miss Nina Gore. Miss Wright Engaged To Mr. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Wright of the Highlands announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Carol Butler ‘Wright, to Mr. Edward Pennell Brooks of New York. Mr. Brooks isa graduate of the Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technology, class of 1918, He Was an officer of the engineers of the 1st Division of the A. E. F. quring the late war, and received the distin- guished service cross for his gallan- Guests Entertained at Dinner and Dance Mrs. Horace G. Macfariand entertain- «@ & dinner party of more than twenty ‘ast night at the Army and Navy Club, _llgr. guests remaining for the dance. table was charmingly decorated with white flowers and baskets of La France roses tled with blue ribbons.|try. The wedding will take place in A Macfarland’s guests were | the spring. u% of Ecuador and Senora de Lo Aufl-. llwmuuv- MacGregor of | Mrs. Agnes G. Johnston of 350 Ri ork, Mr. and Mrs. Hcmrr:?fl!n road, Chevy Chase, announces the ::E ent of her daughter, Miss Gayle New « . and Mrs. Laren Johnston, Capt. J. J, m Dr, an on,. tg. Mr. \verly . Wi on"_Eiliott, Mre. Johfi- v&x 20 03¢ Gatltornia sireet” The' wed: Kie. Mrs Septimus Austin, Gen. O ding %l take pMce :/within the Thomas Jenkins. month, % Q, Squier and Mr. e President and Mrs. Harding ,' Ev.enta of Personal And Social Interest In Capital Circles to City Shortly—Gen. and Mrs. Burr Expected Home. Dinners. Teas. Luncheons. Senator John B. Kendrick, who is in the west. will return to Washing- ton after the middle of the month. Senator Kendrick has been president of the American National Live Stock Association for two terms and will attend the annual meeting of the association at Colorade Springs Jan- uary 15. The former Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith will come to Washington January 15 for a visit of some length. A number of dinners, teas and luncheons have been arranged in their honor, and they will also be hosts themselves while here. Brig. Gen. George W. Burr, U. 8. A, and Mrs. Burr, who are now on a trip to the Canal Zone, will return to their apartment in the Mendota after February 1. Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson will close their home, Weld, at Brook- line, Ma: the first of next week and come Washington, where they will upen their home on Massachusetts {avenue. The mayor of Baden-Baden, Ger- many, Mr. Fieser, who is spending a shart’ time in Washington, enter- tained a small company at luncheon yesterday at the Willard. Dr. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson have as guests Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Pomeroy of Greenwich, Conn. Mrs. Newton D. Baker, wife of the former Secretary of War, will arrive the latter part of the week from her home in Cleveland, to visit Brig. Gen, and Mrs. William D. Connor. Gen. and Mrs. Connor entertained a company of eighteen at dinner last evening preceding the dance at 2400 16th streot for the benefit of the engineer branch of the Army Relief Society. Mr. Sylvanus Stokes, jr. has gone to Palm Beach for a stay of a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John McLean of Mas- sillon, Ohlo, are spending the week end at the Hotel Willard. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert M. Koblegard of this city, and their younger son, Mr. Lawrence Koblegard, will leave Washington today for Petoskey, C., JANUARY 8, '1922—PART 2. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D.° Schedule of “At Homes,” Guide to Social World Senator Kendrick to Return| Mrs, Robert N. Stanfield, Wife of Senator, and Others of Congressional Set Announce Reception Dates. Mrs. Robert N. Stanfield, wife of Senator Stanfield of Oregon. will be at home Thursday afternoon for’the first time this season and will have assisting her Mrs. Clifton N. McAr- thur, wife of Representative McAr- thur of Oregon, and Mrs. Margaret | ciwan, also of oregon. Mrs. Samuel E. Winslow, wife of Representative Winslow, will be at home Sunday afternoons in February at her residence, 2342 Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. John B. Kendrick and Miss Kendrick, wife and daughter of Sena- tor Kendrick of Wyoming, will be at home Thursday afternoon. Miss Kendrick will be at home Sun- day afternoon, January 15 having with her her cousin, Miss ldris Ken- drick of Denver, who is arriving in Washington today to be her guest for some’time. The congressional ladies of Congress Hall will be at home the second and fourth Mondays of each month from 3 to 5 o'clock. The first of the series of these jnformal affairs will be given tomorrow, and will be followed later in the season by their usual formal reception. Mrs. John A. Lejeune, wife of the major general commandant of the Marine Corps, will be at home tomor- row afternoon from 4 to 6 in the com- mandant’s house at marine barracks. Mrs. Wainwright and Miss Fonrose Wainwright, wife and daughter of the assistant secretary of war, will be at home Wednesday afternoon and the following Wednesdays until Lent. Mrs, George B. Christian, jr., and Mrs. Charles E. Sawyer will be at home informally at the residence of Mrs. Christian, 2649 Conecticut ave- nue, Wednesday afternoon, from 4 to 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Hicks, wife of Representative Frederick C. Hicks, will be at home Tuesday and the following Tuesday in January at 1721 N street. Mrs. Robert W. Woolley and her dauhters. Misa Marguerite. Woollest and Miss Lucy Woolley, will be at home the second and fourth Mondays in January and February. and will re- celve tomorrow afternoon after 4 o'clock at their residece, 1811 19th street northwest. Mrs. Henry Price Wright will be at home _this "afternoon and the follow-. ing Sunday afternoons ir January after 4 o'clock. | Mrs. Richard Gray Park, jr., will be |at home Friday afternoon and the | following Fridays in January. Mrs. Richard 8. Hill and Miss Elea- {mor Carroll Hill will be at home Wed- nesday afternoon and again Wednes- day, January 25. Mrs. Snowden Ashford, Miss An- nette Ashford and Mrs. Samuel H. Ferguson will be at home Saturday afternoon and again Saturday, Jan- uary 28, at 1414 21st street. Mrs. George Julian Zolnay and Miss Elizabeth Zolnay will be at home Sundays in January. Mr. William Phelps Eno and Mrs. | Ehle will not receive this afternoon. Mrs. George E. Hamilton will be at home Wednesday. Mrs. Michael J. Colbert and Miss Helen Colbert will not receive this afternoon, but will be at home the last three Sundays in January. Mrs. John Howard Hoover will be at home tomorrow afternoon at the navy yard. Mrs. Frank S. Hight will be at home on Mondays in January at 1644 21st street, from 4 to 6 o’'clock. Mrs. J. Irvin Steele, who has been spending a few days in Pennsylvania, has returned to Washington and will be at home this afternoon from 5 to 7 o'clock. § ington, who graduated from the Army School of Nursing last June, is taking an advance course at the University of Southern California. She has been in Los Angeles, Calif., since Septem- ber, at 1447 West 37th Drive. Miss Siggers will visit her uncle, Dr. Paul R. Stalnaker, U. 8. N., at the naval training station, San Francisco, be- Mich.; where they will attend the|fore she returns to Washington in marriage of Mr. Ruhl Wendell Koble- gard to Miss Marjorie Lee Post, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Ses- sions Post, which will take place on Thuraday - evening, January 12, in the . Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Petoskey. The bridegroom is an elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Koblegard. Miss Neville Johnson returned to her school in New York, Friday, after spending the Christmas holidays with Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, jr.. of New | her parents, Dr. and Mrs, Loren John- son, who presented her to society at a tea, December 22. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Shep- herd will leave Washington January 15, for New York, where Mr. Shep. herd, who was head of the National Chamber of Commerce, while in Wash- ington, will become executive mana 'x‘ar of the American Bankers’ Associa- on, Mr. Robert L. Taylor of Tennessee, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Franl C. Wright at the Highlands, having just returned to Washington after spending (g; Christmas holidays in Tennessee. Mrs. Tayor will spend the winter. here. Mrs. George E. Hamilton and her daughters, Miss Mary Emily Hamil- ton and Miss Nannie Hamilton, who are visiting in Albany and New York, and who were joined on Friday by Mr. Hamilton, are expected home the first of the week. Mrs. J. J. Boyle, jr., of Boston is the guest of Mr. a Mrs. Arthur Keith at their home on 20th street. and Mrs. Frank A. Wolft have Dr. had ‘a3 their guests for the holldays |A. their daughter, Miss Frances Wolff, and Miss Jessie Evans of Wisconsin, who have returned to their studies at Trinity College. . . .. - s pa—_— Miss Mty . Siggers, dajahfer of Mr. and mn‘PE. G.‘?l‘t‘fl‘b’%uh- June. Mrs. Rowland Carvel Ringold, who has leased her apartment, at 1712 H street, for the winter, is the guest of Mrs. Barbour Daingerfield, at her Mlldencel.( 2017 Hillyer place, for sev- weeks. “Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Torrence and their son of Kansas City, Mo, are spending a_week in Washington and are at the Powhatan. Miss Emily Layton Scott of New York, who has been visiting Mrs. Clif- ford Berryman, will leave for At lantie City tomorrow. Danfel T. Wright, 3d, who _spent._the holidays with his parents, Judge and Mrs: Daniel T. Wright, at their apart- ment at Wardman rk Hotel, has returned to_his studi t St. Luke's, at Wayne, Pa. He had as his gue during the holidays two classmates, k | Edward Wetherill Parrish of Phila- delphia and Frederick Mowinckel of Norway. The three boys plan to go to Princeton together next year. Mrs. Frank Lee Denny “sailed yes- terday from New York for Germany, where 'she will visit her brother-in- Jaw and sister, Gen. and Mrs. Eben Swift, in Coblens, and later will go to Italy to remain until spring. Mrs, Raymond Bailey, who, with her daughter, Miss Eleanor Bailey, has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. M of Quiney street, through the holidays, will leave to- day for San Antonio, Tex., to join Mrs. Balley's husband, Lieut. Bailey, U. 8. who is now stationed at Camp Travis, Tex. g P. Isascs of New York u“rl.'lm he! ‘onts, Mr. and Mra. v n| r " ndmfin:ns. Taason, ‘Who " fors merly ‘avas: Miss Norma Baum.: will remain for several weeks. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock to Entertain for Princess Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will enter- tain at'dinner, followed by dancing, Wednesday evening in ‘"honor of Princess Bertha Cantacuzene. Congressional Club Dance and Tea in View There will be a card party at the Congressional Club Tuesday evening, January 10, at 8:30 o'clock, and Fri- day afternoon at 4 o'clock the regular weekly tea will be given, with Claire Eames, the reader, as the guest o honor. Géarg.e Washington Post Plans Dance February 2 Plans far the first subscription dance of George Washington Post, No, 1. of the American Legion, are belng per- fected by a committee consisting of three of the youngest legionnaires of the post. It is plamned to hold the dance on Thu evening, February 2, at Mrs. Dyer's, 1517 R street north- west. S The dance committee, which was ap- ointed under Commander How: on 18- trict of Columbia department of the legion and the general public will be sent cards. Among those who are expected to attend during the evening are Mr. Charles B. Hanford, Mr. die Riock- 'N. Williams, the MISS.MYRA STEAGALL, Daughter AT, oc rece at & f..ea,!J i Social Happenings In the Diplomatic And Cabinet Circles tertainmant by Siamese Charge—British Embassy Staff to Be Capt. Harker's G“G!!l. The Secretary of War and Mrs. W spent yesterday afternoon in B! returning to their Wash- ington home in time for dinner. The Attorney General, Mr. Daugh- erty, 18 spending the day in Baltimore with Mrs. Daugherty. The Postmaster General, Mr. Hays, has returned from a two-week re! and is again in his apartment at ‘Wartiman Park Hotel, Mrs. Henry C. Wallace, wife of the Secretary of Agriculture, went to Bal- timore yesterday afternoon to attend the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Phi Delta Phi Fraternity of Goucher College, she being a member of the fraternity. There was a tea from 6 to 7 o'clock and a banquet in the evening. The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Fall are expected to return to their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel the end of the week, after spending Christmas In their home in Three Rivers, N. M. The charge d'affaires of the Siamese legation, Phra Sanpakitch, will enter- tain informally tomorrow evening, preceding the ball for the benefit of the Children's Hospital, which ;will be given at the New Willard. % The charge d'affaires of the Ger- man embassy, Mr. Karl Lang, is es- tablished in the embassy on M: chusetts avenue, but Mme. Lang ha: remained in their home in Germany and has set no date for her coming to_this country. The secretary of the embassy and Mme. Riesser have taken an apart- ment at the Portland. The secretary of the embassy and Baroness von Thurman are tem- porarily at the Hotel Grafton, but expect to take possession of the house at 1628 K street, which they have leased, and will move into it on the arrival of their furniture from Germany. __Mme. Panaretoff, wife of the min- ister of Bulgaria, will be at home Saturday afternoon for the first time since her return to Washington as a diplomatic hostess. The minister and Mme. Panaretoff were absent from Washington for about a year after the minister had served at this | B- post for six years. 7 Capt. John F. Harker will enter- tain @8 company at dinner this even- ing in his home on 16th street, when his guests will be the members of the British embassy staff and their wives. Capt. Harker has resigned as attache of the embassy and 'will leave this week for China, whefe he will enter the business field. He will t|be greatly missed among the young members of the diplomatic corps and those in official and resident society. The secretary of the British em- |j bassy and Mrs. R. Leslie Craigie;have returned from a two-week visit in the south, where they divided their time between Savannah and Augusta. They will entertain at dinner Tues- day evening. Capt. Carl Ha; n of Norway, who recently arrived in Washington, has taken an apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel, where he will remain until June. Engagement Announced Commander and Mrs. Edwin H. Tillman announce the engagement of their daughter Margheritta to Dr. William Calhoun Stirling ot Wington- Salem, N. C. Miss Tillman is an un- usually accomplished girl and has de- voted much time to work for “the whi Girl Scouts and along philanthropio | were Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock one of the|Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant,| Hot: lines, as well as being most active and popular girls in soclety. =z tngion Gof 8 ehere a_late: n_ fol r ALk o §8 "N oK some ‘weeks the kes place In the 8 weds Mr. ‘ s Hapesplons ot Georde E fDinnvers, Luncheons, Teas STANCE Foss. Miss. Ca?n ughters of Mr. and Mrs. For Leaders of Society President and Mrs. Harding to Meet Guests ot Secretary and Mrs, Hughes as Club Re Thé President and Mrs. Harding will be guests at dinner tomorrow night of the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes, who have asked a number of distingulshed guests to meet fhem. They will be guests at a reception at | the Congressional Club Monday even- ing. January 16, at 9 o'clock, at the| beautiful clubhouse on New Hamp- shire avenue, the affair prefacing a number of the most important social events of the capital with the club as | host. The Vice President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge will be the guests of honor at a dinner and reception tomorrow night, at which Representative and Mrs. Allen T. Treadwell will be the/ hosts. The guests will be from offi- cial and resident society. Mrs. Coolidge will be the guest of honor -at a luncheon party to be en- tertained by Mrs. Robinson Downey at the New Willard February 2 M. and Mme. Philipe Charles Soyez entertained at dinner last evening in honor of the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Wallace. The other guests were Col. Roure, head of the military division of the French delegation; Dr. and Mme. Oliveriera de Lima, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hunter Scott of Omaha, Mrs. Alonzo Tymer and Miss Dawson. The head of the Netherlands dele- gation, Mr. van Blokland, will enter- tain at dinner Saturday evening at the Shoreham Hotel. } Mr. Hanihara of the Japanese dele- ] H gation to the conference will enter- tain a company at dinner Wednesday in honor of a number of the delegates to the conference. The minister of Norway and Mme. Bryn will entertain at dinner Mon- day evening, January 30. The minister of Sweden and Mme. Wallenberg entertained™a company of twelve at dinner last evening, when their guests included the minister of Norwey and Mme. Bryn and the min- ister-of Switzerland and Mme. Peter.. The Chief Justice of“the Supreme Coutt and Mrs. Taft will be ests of honor at a dinner party to enter- tained tomorrow night by Mr. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann, when covers will be laid for eighteen. Mrs. Albert Johnson, wife of the representative .’ from Washington state, will entertain tomorraw after- noon, from 4 to 6 o'clock, at the con- gressional Club, at a tea in honor of her husband’s sister, Miss Edith John- son, who recently retured from a six- month stay abroad and has been spending the holidays with Represent- ative and Mrs. Johnson. "Phe wives of the members of Con- gress from Washington state will pr side the tea table, the list includ- ing Mrs. Wesley L. Jones, Mrs. Miles Poindexter, Mrs. Lindley H. Hadley, Mrs. John F. Miller, Mrs. J. Stanley Webster, Mrs. John W. Summers and Mrs. W. E. Humph the wife of former Representat! (umphreys. Others who will ass e Mrs. John . Raker, Mrs. Edw: T. Taylor, Mrs. William N. Vaile, Mrs. Homer Hoch, Mrs. Joseph Walsh, Mrs. Louis T. McFadden, Mrs. Everett Sande: Mrs, George M. Young and Mrs. C. Frank Reavis. Johnson will rat':n:h tol l'{" homeip Washington stal e latter pnr"t‘.‘.fi the weak.‘ Mrs: Ben Johnson, wife of the rep- resentative from-Kentucky, will en- tertain at a dridge followed by tea on Saturday afternoon, January 1i4. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Christian, r., the gu AOf honor at din- ner last evening of nd Mrs. Wade H. Ellis, who enti id a company. of sixty at the Chevy" e Club. The table had an artistic enterpiece of poinsettia blossoms, with sprays of willow and stephanotis, used in the centerpiece and oh the cloth. Amang the gus rere also Mr, and Mrs, Curtis Brady and Judge Richard [Campbell, who came’from New York to attend the dinner and are spending the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis. Among the dinners that preceded the military ball last night at 2400 16th street for the engineer branch of the Army Relief Soclety was that iven by Col. Charles Keller, Engineer and Mrs, Kellar at 3400 16th street, in honor of Mrs. Wainwright, wife of the assistant sec- retary of war, Coyers were. laid for twenty-four, the hosts taking thelr guests later to the ball Mrs. Wainwright, wife of the assist- it t ned at ertal ant secretary of war, her luncheon - Friday, su , M Mrs. Frank Brett Noyes, Princess Ca upgu Mrs. Theodore arrived in ‘Wash- { W. Noyes, l’n .o‘on V. Boynton, Mrs. Charles C. Gloyer, Mrs. Charles 'W. Weetiiore, l:’ru. Howell lln‘n. Mrs: .&Wa Toss. ception. Holbrook, Mrs. George Baker and Miss Fonrose Walnwright. Mrs. John Cray mpson will en- tertain informally at a luncheon for young folk Thu v in honor of her Touse guest, Miss Amelia Bogg of Towa. S Commander and Mrs. William W. Galbraith entertained a large com- pany of young people at dinner at the Chev Chase Club last evening in honor of Miss Patricia Ainsa, deb- utante neice of Capt. and Mrs. Luke McNamee, The other guests were: Miss Alice Mann, Miss Glady Chap- <mith, Miss ncy Hoyt, Prin- £ ertha Cantacuzene, Miss Sid- Webb, Miss Margaret Taylor, Miss Harriet Love, abeth Kemp, Miss Helen Miss An- nette Ashford, Mi th Bryant, Miss Isabel Ru s iss Elizabeth Laura Lejeune, Miss i Miss Mary Stitt, Miss Diana Cumming. Miss Elizabeth Lati- mer, Mixs Atala Kimmell, Lieut. Bosio, Mr. de Beaufort, Prince Eu- gene Lubomirski, M d Eller- son, Mr. James eut. Com- mander Gapehart, Lieut. Commander Bemis, Capt. L. C. Shepherd, Lieut. Commander Robert Griflin, Lieut. H. T. Dickenson, Lieut. Commander Quarles, Maj. Wilfrid Blunt, Lieut. Commander Douglas Dickenson, Maj. Theodore _ Barne Lieut. Wynant Johnson, Capt. R. L. Montague, Lieut Rogadeo, Lieut. Commander C. B. Carey, Lieut. Commander John W Clayton, Lieut. Commander Dugger and .Commander Courts. Mrs. Joseph DeFries will entertain luncheon tomorrow in_ honor of rs. Frederick N. Shepherd and Mrs. Alvin Dodd. Miss Ruth Thurston will entertain informally at tea this afternoon in honor of Miss Nina Gore. Maj. and Mrs. Parker W. West will entertain at dinner February 15, with the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and Mrs. Taft as guests of B and Mrs. West will be at home at the Soldiers’ Home this afternoon after 4 o'clock. Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant will en- tertain at dinner LOMOTTOW evening for her granddaughter, Princess Ber- tha Cantacuzene. Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacMillan en- tertained a small company at dinner last evening for Miss Nina Gore. whose marriage to Licut. Eugene Vidal will take place Wednesday Miss Eleanor Carroll Hill will en tertain informally at tea this after noon. Mr. and Mrs. William Eric Fowle will entertain at dinner tomorrow evening preceding the ball which wil be given for the benefit of the Chii- dren’s Hospital in the ballrooms ui the New Willard Hi at At the Thursday djnner at the Arix Club, January 5, Dr. Ganadius, Greek minister to Great Britain and special delegate to the conference, spoke on the reconstruction of Greece and the occupation of Smirna by the Greeks. Gen. and Mrs. W. W. Atterbury of Philadelphia had guests lunching wits them yesterday at the Willard Hotel. Commander and Mrs. Walter B. Woodson will entertain at dinmer Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Elizabeth Latimer,” whose formal de- but will take place that evening, when her parents, the judge advocate gen- eral of the Navy and Mrs. J. L. Lati- mer, will give & dance for her in the ballroom of 2400 16th street. Dr. and Mrs. Cary D. Langhorne will entertain at dinner Friday even- ing in honor of Miss Elizabeth Kemp. . Mr. Mrs. Albert E. Hilleary of 34th street entertained at a dance on New Year eve in honor of their daughter, Mrs. George E. Lord of California, who was their guest for the holidays. Supper was served at midnight. Mrs. H. P. Kidder entertained a sn:all company at dinner Friday even- ing at the Powhatan. Mrs. Edward L. Elden will introduce Miss Norma Phillips at the informal tea given by the Women's City Club this afternoon at the clubhouse, 22 Jackson place. Miss Phillips is actress. Mrs. Charles Picard entertained at luncheon, followed by bridge, Friday, in honor of Mrs. J. Michel of Shreve- port, La. Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordan will éntertain at breakfast today at the Montgomery Country. Club. Mra W. W. King of Woodley road entertalned a company of twelve at dinner last night at Waglman Park otel. Miss Eva M. Wilson and Mr. Harry 0. Wilson have closed their home in the mountains ‘of ' Virgints and are ted for the winter at the Gordon eRrE S Rty