Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1922, Page 20

Miss TRACY LyoN. New York, House guest of Miss Anna Hamlin. Capital Will Give 1923 Gay Reception Despite No White House Function Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge to' Receive. While Secretary and Mrs. Hughes Will Be Hosts at Diplomatic Breakfast. PNOERW 0D of SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. ASHINGTON stands on the verge of its most brilliant day in al the year, and even with the White House New Year day recep: tion missing, official and unofficial society will see the passin of this great event with interest. The Vice President and Mrs i Coolidge will receive in their apartment some hundreds of guests from the | ofiicial world, and ranking next in interest and far exceeding it in bril- liancy will be the diplomatic breakfast which the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes will give in the Pan-American Union at noon. A number of ! other members of the President’s cabinet will keep open house, one of the most noticeably missing receptions being that in the home of the Secre- tary of the Navy, which was held in unbroken line through the Spanish- ‘American and the world war. and for as many years back as the ordinary ; ‘citizen of Washington can remember. The former Secretary of the Navy #nd Mrs. Daniels gave especially delightful receptions, adding dancing as| & feature. [ HRISTMAS week turns Washington from a national capital into the semblence of any other city of its size, save for the more or less pic- {uresque events in progress at embassies and legations, and it took a big| {tretch of the imagination to find anything but typical America in thei ijery many small balls and dances-that kept the younger element of socie- | :t{y awake long after their accustomed time. Hundreds of cadets from | West Point and Annapolis and from the military schools of the country | |Fairly overran the city, and lent color and sprightliness to all debutante; Isemi-debutante and even younger parties. Every household boasting an | extra chamber entertained a house party, and practically every school‘: worth while in the whole country was represented by numerous students. 'NE\\' YEAR day will mark the dividing line between the semi-official! and the real official season, and from Monday on. the capital will as- sume its most austere phase. The cabinet women, having selected their two official Wednesdays at home, there is a query in the minds of official Washington whether or not there’ will be the old-time tea table or whether cabinet women will revert to the theories of Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, who, when mistress of the White House, advised that no re- freshments be served. There is every chance that the cosy institution will remain, and that the mistresses of the cabinet homes of today will | have a gayly decorated tea table, with many of their friends assisting. BRINGING quite a thrill is the expected arrival in New York Tuesday of the British debt commission, headed by the Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, who will be accompanied by Mrs. Baldwin and their daughter, Miss Baldwin. A large suite has been engaged for the commission at the Shoreham Hotel, and accompanying Mr. Baldwin will be Mr. Mon- tague Norman, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Grigg, Mr. E. Rowe Dutton and Mr. | Loring Christie. The ambassador and Lady Geddes will entertain at din- ner for the members of the mission on Saturday night, January 6, and on the night of January 9 society en masse, official and resident, will attend the reception given at the British embassy in their honor. 'ASHINGTO: pet charity ball, that for the benefit of the Children’s Hospital, will be given at the New Willard Monday night, January 8, and the V President and Mrs. Coolidge and the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes will attend as guests of honor. This is the charity ball which the President and Mrs. Harding elected to attend, and the night of the ball will also be a night of dinner parties, the guests for the most part going in large parties, which will fill the boxes surrounding the ball- room. And speaking of dancing, reminds one that the much-talked-of and exceedingly smart One Hundred Dance Club has again gone on tae shoals for the season, and this time for the want of homes—odd, indeed— of its members. Senator and Mrs. Gerry, who are members, are house- less this season, except for the home of Mrs. Richard H. Townsend, where they arc passing the season; the home of Mr. and Mrs, Sylvanus Stokes is in an incomplete condition; some members have closed their homes and !gone abroad and others have leased their houses and taken apart- ments. ROMINENT features of the social roster for this week are the McCul- lum-Parker wedding, Tuesday in St. John’s Church; the Congres- sional Club open house tomorrow, from 3 to 6 o’clock. and a_dance in the evening; a dance in the same club, with Representative and Mrs. Funk as hosts, Tuesday night; a birthday anniversayr celebration for the King of | iam, from 5 to 7 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, with the minister of Siam as host; a dance Wednesday night, which Mrs. Edward Beale McLean will give for Miss Beatrice Pitney; the Women’s Overseas Service League Lenefit at the President, the same night; a splendid reception, with danc- ing, preceded by the ceremony of unveiling a bust, in the Pan-American Union, Thursday night, with the minister of Colombia and Senora de Olaya as hosts, and the second Army dance at Rauscher’s, Friday night. There will be important dinner and Tuncheén parties, a few teas and very many small dances filtering through the seven days. = Mrs. K. C. BrashBales | Dr. Maurice Egan Makes Midnight.Bridge™ Hostess| . Announcement of Musical Hrs. Katherine C. Brush-Bales fli‘ “Dr. Maurice F. Egan, president tertained at 4 midpight bridge for|eéf the International Association of her daughter, Miss Rosemarye Cole- | Art ‘and Letters, has ‘sent out an- man Bales. In the wee small houre| nouncements for a musical at the a buffet breakfast was served and |association headquarters, 1715 I waffles and pancakes were made by |street northwest, Monday evening,. a real old colored mammy, much to | January 8, at 8:30 o'clock. the delight of the young folks.| The leading artist will be Mr. Unique favors and presents that|Emmanual Ward of the Peabody Con- Santa Claus had left caused muoch]servatory. Mr. Ward was born at merriment. The out-of-town guests|XOrsoer, Denmark, and obtalned his musical education at the Copenhagen were Maj. and Mrs. Charles Miller, | Conservatory of Music. Later he wont Capt. and Mrs. J. J. Forb Lieut. | to Vienna and studied with the great Phillp White, U. S. N. “.‘I_I C. U. | Leschetisky. Smflr B. Wodehouse, Mr. H. H.| Mr. Ward has played successfully in Loveridge, . Y. Scott and Lieut.| Denmark England, -Italy, Germany Te@ King, U. S."A. ! and America. ; {home at {through the remainder of the season. | home informally this afternoon, a - YnOERWOOD - _ Mi1ss FRANCES DUNN MCKEE, Daughter of Mr¢ Frederick H.Brooke, a home for the holidays. t ‘New Year Day Receptions Leading Society Events Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge at Home to O&Cial Circle—An nouncements fflf Cabinet. > ” - i LOOMIS._<Day, (r{er of MrFrancis Butler Loomis, diplomatist, Guest of Mrs HenryC.Corbim i 1 | HARRIS S EwiNG— [ The Vice President and Mrs. Cool-] but will receive the sccond and fourt idge will be at home tomorrow after- | Fridays in January. —_ ; | Brides-to-Be Listed i o membacs eriomoiaiacoais (It UL et and others in their apartment at the Anna Hamlin will be at home tomor In Soc|ety Ca]endar ‘_\»ew Willard. row afternoon in their home at #1v S Close of 1922 Seasonl,\gne Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. | * 2/T48Ut square. ‘Days at Home" Listed Of the Social World Diplomats Plan Many New Meception ‘Busy Social Week Will Be Inaugurated Tomor- Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett will receiv: | tomorow afternoon in her home, o 116th street, and will have with he ellon, and his daughter, Miss Ailsa | Meuion, will recelve tomorrow after- noon from 4 to 6 o'clock in thelr har gister, Mre. Charles G. Matthews ' Miss Miriam Louise Kemp-japartment at 1785 Massachusetts|and the members of her hiouse part Il avenue. I Mr. and Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, 2 Announcements of Interest for Season Immediately ton and Others Included in| Mr. and Mre. Dav. Pierre Gaill oo 5 s n an ers Included in| The secretary of War ana s (315 and Are Davia St Pierre Gailiar: i v . row—DBritish Embassy Dinner Will i INWeeks will recelve from 3 to 6 o%elock | Pavsons Erein nesiating s S Henry Following Advent of the | Schedule of Announced;m i Wint: o0 Vbt ci Tat s Toor e e Mrs. H. Wilfred Du Puy will be u: home tomorrow afterncon and the other Monday aftcrnoons in January Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison wiil ner of 16th street. Mrs. Wainwright, wife of the assistant secretary of war, will be among those assisting In recetv- ing. The Postmaster General and Mrs. Work will receive tomorrow n(ler-l > New Year. Be Feature. Engagements. Cards are being received in Wash- > | Ington this week announcing the en- Netherlands and Mme. de Graeff were A | honor guests at dinwier last evening | 3Eement of Miss Mirfam Louise of the counselor of the legation and |Kempton of Boston to Mr. Lester Mme. Hubrecht, who entertained a|Lawrence Evans of this city. Mrs. Tasker L. Oddie will be at 2310 Connecticut avenue Thursday, January 25 and February 22, and the following last Thursday of The ambassador of Peru and Senora de Pezet will entertain a company at supper this evening in thelr apart- catur street. Those who will assist in receiving will be Mrs. Frank noon from 3 to 6 o'clock in their each month during the season. ment at Wardman Park Hotel. small company at Mount Eagle, the | jpj < > Odenheimer, past president generil e The ambassador returned yester- |Suburban place which they havé o liss Kempton completed ~herlapartment at Wardmsn Park Hotel | G.°D “C::"Sirs. Bercrand Ewell Trenis. Mrs. Parker W. West will be at cupted since the middle of the sum- |Studies during the year 1920 by |They will be assisted by the assistant|Mrs. William Connor, Mrs. Benjamin day from New York, where he went mer. graduating from Emerson College of postmaster general and Mrs. John H. %on_- e Gantz, who will come over froi: home this afternoon at the Soldiers’ with his. nephew, Senor Don Luis | v hiladelphi. d M Exn on andion khaiolioning 5 | Oratory of Boston and is a member < A e it Lfnn::’:::kmrg unday | pezet, who sailed for his home in| Dr. and Mme. Hubrecht will move|or pj phi Sorcrity. She comes from Tanter” general and Mo \waren | Bush. Presiding at the tea £ Eeaen Peru. | into’ Washington this 5 X : Irving Glover, Mrs. Robert E. Noble, ) Will be Mrs Wallace G, W. Hanger, old Puritan ancestry, being a direct 5 Mrs. Francis Gordon Boswell, Mrs Mrs. John N. Speel, Mrs. Guy Despard Goft, Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, Miss | Lena Hitchcock and Miss Kathryn Hitchcock. The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Denby will not receive tomorrow nor will the assistant secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Roosevelt. The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Fall, who went to Virginia for Christmas with their children, have been unable to return by motor owing to_the bad roads. | possession of the house & | achusetts avenue which leased for the eeason. The house wa formerly occupied by former United States minister to China and Mrs. Paul S. Retnsch. Clayton E. Emig. The young ladics assisting in the dining room will be Miss Virginia W. Price, Miss Win. fred de Voe, Miss Margaret M. Man: - fleld, Miss Gretna Perrett Boswell Miss Priscilla Slaughter, Miss Blanch. Cooksey, Mrs. Harry . Faulkne Miss Alice Deleslyne Taylor and Miss Marie J. McGuire, Miss Genevieve Rusk wil home tomorrow afternoon f The Reoreiars of Agrlculture and!© o'clock in her home, at 1501 Bt Mrs. Wallace will recefve in their |mont streety japartment at Wardman Park Hotel {from 3 to 6 o'clock and will be as- sisted by Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones, Mr: James C. Davis, Mrs. W. B. Greele: Mrs. Henry Morrow, Miss Mary Wal lace and Miss Ruth Wallace, daugh- ters of the Secretary and Mrs Wal- 88 Mrs. Kautz, wife of Capt. Austin Kautz, will be at home Tuesdays descendant of John Alden. Mr. Evans has made his home for the pust few years in Virginia, where he is well known throughout the Shenandoah valley. He is a son of Frank L. Evans, one of the oldest inhabitants of Washington, and a grandnephew of the celebrated Dr. Thomas W. Evans of Paris, who saved the life of Empress Eugenie by escorting her through a secret pas- ge at the rear of her palace while the mob stormed the front entrance, thence in his private carriage out of the city, across France to the coast and sent her in his yacht to England, where she lived until her recent eath. Mr. Evans served as an offi- cer in the late world war, and now holds a commission as captain in the Reserve Corps. The young couple will be married in the early spring, and expect to make their home in New York. The ambassador of Great Iemiain and Lady Geddes will entertain at dinner Saturday evening in compli- ment to the members of the British debt mission, who are expected to| arrive in New York Tuesday and come | at once to Washington, where they will stay at the Shoreham. In the party are the Right Hon. Stanley . C. M. P.; Mrs. Baldwin r. Montague P. J. Grigs, -Dutton and Mr. Loring Mrs. Buckner M. Randolph will be at home Saturday, January 6, and on Saturday, January 20. The charge d'affaires of Japan and Mme. Saburl will be hosts at dinner Thursday evening in the embas: Mrs. Charles W. Wetmore will be at ol Miss daugh- rding to her usu. zabeth Owen of New York, of Mr. und Mrs. Walter T. Owen, « with her for the holidays. Miss wen is a prospective bride, her en- gagement to Mr. Thomas Caldecott Chubb of Llewellyn Park, N. J., hav. ing been recently announced. Mrs. Joseph E. Davies and Miss Eleanor Davies will be at home this afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock in their home on Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Willlam Eaches Fendall will be at home Thursdays in January. Mre. J. Lynn Yeagle will be at home from 3 to 6 o'clock today. Recelving wi her will be her mother, Dr. Helena M. Cady of Texarkana, Tex., and her sister, Mrs. Frances C. Pearce of Philadelphia. Mrs. E. A. Harriman will be af home this afternoon from to 7 o'clock in her apartment at 1302 18th street for the last time this season. Mrs. Davenport White will be at home this afternoon in her apartment at the Dresden after 4 o'clock. Mrs. ‘White also will be at home Sunday afternoon, January 7, after 4 o'clock, at the Dresden. Mrs. William Wheatley will be at home informally Saturday afternoon and will reccive again Saturday aft- ernoon, January 20. John N. Speel, wife of Admiral Speel, and her daughters, Miss Lena Hitchcock and Miss Kathryn Hitch- cock, will at home Tuesdayvs in January from 4 to 7 p.m. at their residence, 1753 street. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Le Ray Borden will be at home informally this aft- ernoon after 4 o'clock in their home at 2337 Ashmead place. Mrs, T. Edward Hambleton and Mrs. Edmund Talcott will be at homo in- formally - Thursday _afternoon and again Thursday afternoon, January 11. Mme. Prochnik, wife of the charge de'affaires of Austria, will receive Friday afternoon and again Friday afternoon, January 19, in the legation at 1851 Wyoming avenue. Miss Bouldin of the Magnolia a ments will be at home after 4 o New Year day. Lady Geddes will receive Friday afternoon after 4 o'clock at the em- assy. The charge d'affaires of Lithuania, Mr. Valdemaras Carneskas, who spent Christmas in New York, has re- turned to the legation. ‘The annual New Year day receptic of the District of Columbia Divisio United Daughters of the Confederac) in honor of the Confederate veterun: will be held at the Confederate M« M e | b at home from 3 |morial Home, 1322 Vermont avenu: ; tomorrow afterncon from 3 to ::r:e(o :}'\odck',l?l lbhge‘r hlofl‘e AL 2sne s‘ o'clock, when all veterans, Daughte: Bors of the Departm Sons and Children of the Confederacy T T o including Mr. M-;am-dn, u)}u-g;-l.“ma will be received. = TS, rge organ | Misses Huston, Mr. an 8. am m— Newell announce the engagement of | M. Stouart, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Klein, | , MF. and Mra. Oscar R, ‘f;‘";“;{ their- daughter Frances Cleveland to D ‘W. Stratton, Mr. d 29 Johnson avenue, Hyattsville, will | Mr. Howard Newell Larcombe, son Mr. recelve tomorrow evening from 7 1o of ‘Mr. end Mre Howard Larcombe . and Mrs. E cnemrlu o'clock. of Rockville, Md. and grandson of | Jones, Mr. and Mrs. David B. Carson.| y, Robert 5. Beale and her deb e o e o tante daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ma The ambassador of Italy, Printe Gelasio Caetani, will take DoSsession this week of the apartment at 1785 Massachusetts avenue, which he has leased for the Winter. The ambassa- dor is now staying at the Shoreham. The minister of Siam, Phya Prabha ravongse, will give a large recep- tion Tuesday afternoon in the lega- :’l:‘l;,' at 23{‘70 hKuorom road, in cel on_of the birthday annivers; of the King of Siam. ¥ 2 The minister of Ecuador, Senor Don Rafael H. Elizalde, is spending the week end near Annapolis, where he is the guest of Mr. John W. Belt on & duck-shooting trip. The minister will return this evenin The minister of Rumania and Princess Bibesco will entertain at dinner Monday evening, January 8, for Mr. Georges Enesco, a Rumanian musician. The dinner will be fol- lowed by a large reception. The counselor of the British em- bassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chilton will entertain at dinner Wednesday evening. The -honorary minister and second| counselor of the Italian embassy &nd Signora Catalani left Washington Friday for New York, from where they sailed yesterday for Bermuda for the remainder of the winter. They were accompanied to New York by Signora Catalani’s mother, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, with whom they have been staying in Washington. Mrs. Dimock will return Wednesday. The secretary of the British em- bassy and Mrs. R. Leslie Craigie will entertain a company at dinner Wed- nesday evening, January 10. ‘The secretary of the Finnish lega- tion, Judge Kivikoski, returned Thursday from New York, where he spent Christmas, The military attache of the French embassy and Mme. Dumont will be hosts at dinner tomorrow evening, en- | tertaining the other members of the embassy staff. The naval attache of the French embassy, Capt. Jean F. J. E. Rigal, has been requested by wire from Ad- miral de Bon, who is still ill and un- able to write, to present his Christ- mas greetings and best wishes for the neéw -year to. his numerous friends’in ‘Washington, of whom he keeps the heartiest Temembrance. ? The assistant military attache of the French embassy, Capt. E. Lom- bard, returncd Friday from New York and Boston, where he went for the holidays. The assistant military attache of the British embassy and Mrs. C. k. D. Bridge will give up their house on Massachusetts avenue today and will go to New York tomorrow. Mrs. Bridge will sail Tuesday for her home in England, where she will spend two months, and join Maj. Bridge In Washington early in March. MaJ. Bridge will return here Wednesday and will stay at the Racquet Club during Mrs. Bridge's absence. Mrs. Buxton, wife of ‘the commer- clal secretary of the British embassy, will entertain a company at luncheon ‘Wednesday. The attache of the A bassy and Mme. Vallejo are visiting in_Chicago with members of Mme. Vallejo’s _fam! before Sa urday _abosrd the Southern Cross from New York for their home 'in Buenos Aires, Miss Kathleen Ksiley, who spentti€s are belng planned to precede the several weeks earlier in the winter | ball with her Prothe: law and sister, the sommercial counselor of the Brit- isp’ em! and Mrs. John Joyce ‘Broderick, has. gone to Afken, 8. C., for the remainder of the winter. Df. B._Hattori, professor of the, Hr i of commagte of ip few, days-at-the Mrs. Mitchell Hano announces. the engagement of her daughter Hortense to Mr. David D. Gross of this city. home Wednesday evening, January 3, 8:30 to 10 o'clock. M A. W. Flynn of 328 Maryland avenue northeast, announced the en- gagement of her daughter, Miss Marie L. White to John B. Hill of New York city, at a card party held at her home t Friday night, at which there were about twenty guests present The wedding will be held in this city in the late spring. _The minister of Sweden and Mme. Wallenberg will entertain a company at dinner this evening at the legation. Mme. Wallenberg had a small com- pany lunching informally with her Wednesday. - Mr: ‘The minister of Bolivia and Senora de Ballivian will entertain a company of thirty young people this evening for their daughter, Senorita Ballivian. There will be a buffet supper and in- formal dancing. The minister of Persia, Mirsa Hus- slen Khan Alai, will hex‘l‘:‘out at dinner Saturday evening. _ The minister of Hungary .and| Countess Szechenyi will entertain a large and distinguished company at dinner Monday evening, January 8, in their home on-Massachusetts avenue, Tea will be served from 4 to 6 o'clock this afternoon at the Art Cen- ter, 1108 Connecticut avenue, when a new exhibition of Polish art will be on view. : ‘The minister of Guatemala and { Senora de Sanchez Latour will be hosts at dinner Saturday in honor of the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes. The minister of Colombia and Senora de Olaya will be hosts at a reception, with _dancing, Thursday evening, at the Pan-American building, when a bust of Gen. Santander of Colombia will be presented to the union. The minister will make the presentation of the bust for the Republic of Co- lumbia and the Secretary of State, Mr. Hughes, will accept it for the Pan-American Union. The reception and dancing In the Hall of the Americas will follow the presenta- tion. The minister of Venezuela and Senora ‘de Arcaya will entertain at luncheon today when: their gue: will include the minister of Ecuador and_Senora de Elizalde, t! ter of . Uruguay and Mme. Varela, the minister of Colombia and Senora .de Olaya, the director general of the Pan-American Union," Dr. 50 Rowe; the assistant director and Mme. Yanes, Senorita Maria de Lourdes Almenar, the secretary of the lexa. tion, Senor Don Luis Churion, the n: val attache, Lieut. Diogenes Morales, and the attache Senor Don Claudio Urrutia. - . The newly. appolnted minister-of the American Legion to Join Auxiliary in Reception The American Legion® and _the auxiliary will have their annual ze- ception tomorrow evening at the New EDbbitt Hotel from 7:30 to 9 o'clock. Dancing .will be. the main feature | from.9 to 12. ‘Among.those who will | be in the receiving line are Dr. Kate Waller Barfrett; national president, American Legion Auxiliary; National Vice lComllIl‘:n?er Watson - B. l\lclller. American Legion; Department Com- m?.nder John L%mlth. Mrs. Willlam ¥, Franklin, vlfi president of the auxilfary; ~Mrs. E. Fawcett, de- partment president, and other depart. mental officers. : President and Mrs. Harding, Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge, the for- mer President and Mrs. Woodrow ‘Wilson, the Secretary of- War, the Secretary of the Navy, Gen. Pershing; Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles E. Sawyer and other government officials have been asked to attend. Mrs. Leon Arnold is chairman of the entertainment committes, and has used every effort for a succeasful af- fatr, and’ hopes all - ex-service: nfen nd tomen will attend. Dance in Honor of Girls * Home for the Holidays Sigma Mu Chapter of Kappa Dcitx Sorority gave a formal dance at its Chapter House, 1517 Rhode Islan avenue northwest, Friday evening in honor of the girls who are at home for the holidays, among whom were Miss Barbara Baker and Miss Mar- garet Beck from the University of Michigan and Miss Verna Smith, Mis< Helen Black, Miss Marjorie Black and Miss Myrtle Cooke. Mrs. Skinner Holds Musical Reception Mrs. Ella G. Skinner of 11 Rock Creek Church road held a musical reception in homor of Miss Adeline 8ot ‘of Chill Md. Gi e Dlayed sud rofreshuents-were served, . .~ No date has been arrange: 3 3 'y an for the wedding. Richard S. E et, Mr. and bury Beale, and the lav_tc 's Er === Christian Herter, Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Walter G, Peter, will I Mr. and Mrs. Ciyde Woodward Mil- |llam Mullendore’ and Mr. and & e ler of Harrington Park, N. an- |Clarence Stetson. N street. nounce the engagement of their niece, | The Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Miss Salome von Bergman and Capt. | Davie will receive in their apartment . . W W-“ John Clement Whitcomb, U. § A, Tho |at Wardman Park Hotel trom 3 to 6 | University Women Wil wedding will take place in the early |o'clock and will be assisted by the springtime. assistant secretary of labor and Mrs.| Keep Open House Monda: E. J. Henning and the latter's sister, % 3 Mied Lillie Husting, and Miss Lyda| The American Association of Un EolenbanEhs al8 e o s sity Women will keep open house The Speaker of the House of Repre-{Ver ¥ senullh‘pes and Mrs. Gillett will be at|at the National Headquarters Club, home from 3 to 6 o'clock in their|163¢ I street northwest, from 4 to § home on 15th street. o'clock on New Yeur day. All mem- Mrs. Robert E. Coontz, wife of Ad-|bers of the club and their guests. pEaYo It '__g‘hlef ;" naval opera-|well as all colleglate alumnae tions, will receive tomorrow after- S Hoon in their apartment at Ward. |undergraduates, arc invited. : man Park Hotel, from 4 to 7 o'clock| Mrs. Frances Fenton Bernard, Miss in apartment 700-F. Ruth French and Miss Ruth Fitch Assisting Mrs. Coontz will be Mrs. : i AT e eharter, Mra. John|representing the National Associ — D. Beuret, Mra_ Luther E. Gregory,|tion; Mrs. Glen lLevin Swiggett Mrs. Fanny Walker Yeatman an-|Mrs. Thomas Washington, Mrs. Ed-|chairman of the executive committ(.. nounces tho engagement of her|ward R. Stitt, Mrs, Henry J. Ziege- [and Mrs. A. L. Barrows, chalrman o daughter, Helen Jerome, to Mr.|meler, Mrs. Harry W. Hill, Mrs. James: the house committee, will P Charles Lawrence Doughty of Chat- | A. Drain and Mrs. Charles F. Preston. | hostesses, assisted by the presiden tanooga, Tenn. The wedding will take 7 — of the various college clubs, includinig place in the early spring. Mrs. Washington, wife of Rear Miss Stella Clemens of the Brow Admiral Thomas Washington, will|College Club, Miss H. Shelby Hol- ’ Mfil r:ewlvehtonwl;_;ow lf:e‘fllmonhhm brook of the Barnard cx’\;‘b, )2:1 Cons < w! at home the remainin, on- | verse of Bryn Mawr, Miss Fiorence Debutantes to Discuss days in' January and the Mondays!Bowman of Pomona, Mrs. Isabells Ball £ J 11} 1n February. Baldwin of Goucher, Miss Floren S o Mra, John H. Dayion, wife of the|Armstrong of Radcliffe, Mra ¢ At 11" o'clock on Wednesday morn- | eommandant of the Ravy vars, wili| oo Of Vassar M O nd of ing, in the reception room of the|receive tomorrow afternoon from 3!jy,unt Holyoke, Miss Marian Laugh: Wyoming, the season’s - debutantes {2 30 oiclock, snd will assist LK fjan Trinity College. and Mra. A. N will meet to discuss further prepara-| " " - | Talbot of Mills College. 11 they wil ve o rs. Johnston, wife of Gen. John tions for the ball they will give i e B b L January 11 at the New Willard, for ! ol Qatate Wil Be o, B o ety the benefit of the Nelghborhood | ing with her her daughter, Mrs. Blair House. !Spencer of Philadelphia. The worthy object for which the'’ = ball is to be given has annually ! Mrs. Beach, wife of Maj. Gen. aroused the greatest interest in.Lansing H. Beach, will not recelve ‘Washington society, and this season ! tomorrow afternoon, but will be at is to be no exception to_ that rule.|home in her apartment, at 2400 16th Mrs. Coolidge heads the list of pa- street, Saturday afternoons in Janu- tine em- {ary. Mra Beach will receive tomor- 2 Tow afternoon with the commandant of p Humpl ys and rs. James - Woodruff. jo_Clark, 18 committee. Many brilllant dinner par-| yrg Martin, ‘wife of Brig. Genm. Charles H. Martin, will not receive tomorrow afternoon. Mra. | Farnsworth, wife of Gen. Charles*S. Farnsworth, will not re- ceive tomorrow afternoon, but will SPnoons'nJantay her homs n her home at 8508 Macomb street, Cleveland Park. ‘rs. Herbert M. Lord, wife of the atmhmnm' the t, will not be at home-New Year day, AHungarinn Counselor To Marry Ohio Girl Mr. R. A. Harmsn of ~Clevelan Ohio, announces the engagement o his daughter Sue to Mr. John Pelen; aounsel Iznn owuu Royal ‘ Washtngton.