Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1923, Page 38

Mrs D.R. CRISSINGER, ‘Whose husband isGovernord theTederal FRAU VON LEWINSKTI, Wife of the German Coun- selor of Embass Brilliant Society Week To Be Opened Tomorrow | Night With Unique Dinner | Central American Conference Banquet and Re-| ception Heads List of Gayeties, With Parties, Grand Opera and Big Ball to Follow. SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. OLTETY is bursting forth tomorrow in a half dozen brilliant phases, receptions, dinner partics, grand opera and a big ball enlisting the attention of hundreds, while many will almost breathlessly travel from one gay scene to another in an effort to miss nothing. The dinner in the Pan-American Union, when the delegates of Guatemala, F1 Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costo Rica to the conference on Central American affairs will entertain for the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes, will, with the usually brilliant reception to follow, be one of the most splendid entertainments of the entire season. There will be fifty guests, quite official for the most, at the dinner, which will _be senjed in the Hall of Flags, where the dedication of the bust of a Colombian patriot recently took place. At 10 o'clock the reception in the Hall of the Americas will open. | HERE will be many unusual and interesting ieatures at the dinner in the way of decorations, viands and speeches, and the reccptio_n un-+ doubtedly will be the most interesting and beautiful ever held in the building. The delegates are making every effort to have the event a novel as well as an elegant one, and the thousand and more invited guests will be interested in the marimba orchestra of eight musicians brought from New York with much difficulty and expense for thg pleasure of the guests of honor and others of the vast company. Each musician is a skilled artist on the wonderful instrument. Nor will the music be the | only novel feature of the evening, for even the suppér will bear the marks of the Central American countries and will differ from the usual yiands served at evening receptions. lT will be 2 night of novelties, for at the Congressional Club, where a reception will be held in honor of the Speaker and-Mrs. Gillett, a-grand opera singer will appear during the hours of the receptiont ‘in_the person 6f the youngest member of the Metropolitan Opera Company, Mlle. Cecil Arden, who will charm the guests with several numbers. This will be the first time the Congressional Club has presented such an imposing feature at one of its evening receptions, and Mrs. Frank W. Mondell is greatly to be congratulated. E WASHINGTON OPERA COMPANY also will have a strong hold on the social and music-loving world of Washington at the President Theater tomorrow night, when “Rigoletto” will be presented to a brilliant judience. The opera will be repeated at a matinee Friday. The box- holders tomorrow night and for the Friday matinee are Senator Couzens of Michigan, Mrs. William T. Boardman, Mrs. Peter A. Drury, Mrs. H. Wilfred Du Puy, Mr. William Phelps Eno, Mrs. R. R. Govin, Mrs. George Mesta, Mrs. John Mock, Mrs. Joseph Schwarz, Miss Sophie Seibert, Mrs. Elonzo Tyner, Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. William H. West and Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood. Out of compliment to her husband, the distinguished Russian baritone who sings the title role of the opera, Mrs. Schwarz has invited a group of guests to share her box, which will include Mr. George T. Marye, former ambassador to Russia, and Mrs. Marye, and Mr. and Mrs. Kliforth and several other disfinguished Russians. E SOUTHERN RELIEF ball, which has annually for many seasons held an evening almost exclusively for its entertainment, will share honors with other big events tomorrow night, many guests going to the New Willard, where the ball is to be given, after attending the more official functions. The George Baldwin McCoy Unit, American Women’s Legion, will also claim attention both afternoon and evening tomorrow, and Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Coolidge and the. cabinet women are standing sponsor, with many other women of society, for “The Headless Horseman,” which brings back the thrills of Washington Irving’s “Sleepy Hollow.” 'HERE are many.important dinner parties on for this week, including one on Wednesday night for the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes, when Senator and Mrs. Joseph S. Frelinghuysen will be hosts. Senator and Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps will entertain at dinner Thursday night, and Thursday is the day upon which Mrs. Coolidge will be the guest at lunch- eon of Mrs. E. Hart Fenn, wife of Representative Fenn of Connecticut. Senator and Mrs. Capper will entertain at dinner Wednesday night at the Chevy Chase Club, and other important hosts have out invitations for the week, WlTH a short time remaining before Ash Wednesday, February 14, i official women are arranging their days at home, and on Thursday of this week a number of senators’ hemes will be open to callers.. Many official dinners and other affairs of the more staid kind will take place dyring Lent, with almost the only perceptible change in program being a more frequent departure from dancing, even small and informal dance parties being scheduled up to holy week. A springtime ball, the annual event for the Episcapal Home for Children, is announced for April 9, and the ballrooms at the New Willard Hotel have been engaged for the affair. The Georgetown Assembly also will engage a number of the’slder resi- dents of the District at one of its charming dances Monday night, the Georgetown Assembly being one of the oldest, most- conservative and charming dancing clubs in the capital, * ARRIS - EWING- Members of Cabinet And Others Listed In Passing Tl‘n-oflgQ Atxomey General Daugherty' Returning to City—Mrs.| Fall Goes: to Florida.! Other Notes of Interest. The Attorney Genefal, Mr. Daugh- | erty, is expected to return tomorrow from the middle west, where he has spent ten days or a fortni, Mrs. Fall, wife of the Sccretary of the Interior, has gone to Florida for | a fortnight's stay. The Becretary and | their two daughters, Mrs. C. C. Chase and Mrs. Brant Elliott. will remain in their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel until her return The Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Wallace expect to be joined the middle of this week by thelr daughter. Miss Mary Wallace,- who has heen in Eyracuse, N. Y, fof about two weeks. The Secretary of Labor, Mr. Davis, | Wwill leave Tuesc¢ay or Wednesday for| Florida will be abkept about ten ! days. 'Mrs. Davis andstheitr ehildren will “remain in their -apartment at | Wirdman Park Hotel Ty S:::&tnr Jlm;l Couzens was jdined yes! BY Couzens_and- gheir Thhidren ant The e audy cestan lishing 'themselves in b house at 1915 Massachusetts avenue which they have leased from Judge and Mrs. Willlam Bailey Lamar. Judge and Mrs. Lumar will spend this week at the Hotel Hamilton before going to thelr winter home in Thomasville, Ga. Representative and Mrs. Joseph H. Himes have returned from a visit in the latter’s former home in California. ‘The assistant sgecretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Ellot Wadsworth left Washington unexpectedly Friday evening for Boston, where they were called by the death of Mrs. Scull, grandmother of Mrs. Wadsworth's children. Judge and Mrs. B. 8. Ambler sailed yesterday from New York on the first stage of their trip around. the world. They will be absent a year or more. Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett has taken a box and will entertain a party of guests at the performance of the Washington Opera Company tomor- row night at the President Theater. Mrs. George D. Hope will have with her at Wardman Park_ Hotel for a visit of several weeks Miss Virginia Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Perry, of Kansas City, who will ar- rive " tomorrow. _Miss Perry is a | company i bassador of- Chile, UNOERWOOD MRs. WALLACE H.WHITE,Je_., Wife c{'fi{' e Bagtcaiitie Miss DONNA CRISSINGE - ' torof 4, gg\‘;%}; “e ofroof &tee FederalReserve Board ancdMrs [ N\ Crissinger. = Entertained by Ambassador and Mme. Jusserand. Social Events of Interest in the Diplomatic World. The ambassador of France and Mme. Jusserand entertained a distinguished at dinner last evening in honor of the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes. Other guests were the ambassador of Belgium and Baroness de Cartier, the minister of Uruguay and Mme. Varela, the minister of Persia, Mirza Hussien Khan Alai; Senator and Mrs. Irvine L. Lenroot, Senator and Mrs. James W. Wads- worth, jr.; Senator and Mrs. Miles Poindexter, the counselor of the Uruguayan legation and Mme. Steen, the third assistant secretary of state and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, the chief of the western European affairs division of the State Department and Mrs. Willidm R. Castle, jr.: Mr. and fre. Ogden Reid. Mrs. Frederic A. Keep, Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller and M. Heilmann and M. Henri of the ench embassy stafr. o Senora de Mathieu, wife of the am- will sail for her February 7. and Chile later by the who will remain for a home Wednesda. will be joined i ambassador, brief visit, The ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Geddes will entertain at dinner Wednesday evening, Febru- ary 7. The ambassador of Italy, Prince Gelasio Caetanl, accompanied by the counselor of the embassy, Signor Augusto Rossi. and the financial ad- visor, Signor Guido Jung, will go to New York Tuesday to attend the din- ner which the Italy-America Socfety will give that evening. The minister of Norway and Mme. Bryn will entertain at dinner Satur- e ———————————— tertain a buffet supper party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Brooks January 23. Miss Elizabeth Hanna will return to Washington the middle of this week from New York, where she went Fri- day afternoon. Representative Harry St. George Tucker is-spending the week end with his family. in Atlantic City and will return to' the 'owhatan tomor- row. Miss Asenath Cox, debutante daugh- ter of Commissionier and Mrs. Fred- erick Irving Cox, will have as her guest for -a fortnight Miss Emily Simpson Allen of Newark, N. J., who visited in_Washington earlier in the season. Miss Allen will arrive Wed- debutante of Kansas Clty and ane of the prettiest and most popular girls of her set. Mrs. Hope will arrange several entertainments for hor while she is here. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thom and thelr niece, Miss Elizabeth Willi- ford, and Miss Helen Husted, will go to Baltimore to attend the theater party which Mr, and Mrs. J. Pem- broke Thom will give Monday evéen- Ing, February 12, for their debutante nieces, Miss Helen R. C. Thom and Miss Annette H. Thom. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt R. Mayo Thom will give a dinx. ner party for their daughters preced- ing D heater party. orentes _ Mrs, A, G..Campbell, who is the guest of her parents, Maj. and Mrs. \Villiam Roberts, will Jeave Washing- on in Fobruary 1o join Maj. Camp- bell at Fort Monros, va. o Camp rM‘r(s.t!.:;mvu ‘}rel:ndhwnl 80 to New or] e end of thiz w 1 fortnight's. visit. sl LCommodore “W. J. Baxter, U. S. N., and Mrs- Baxter have moved from 1016 Vermont avenue and are located at 1717 K street northwest. Mrs. Robert M. Thompson and Miss Hilda Sykes at the end of next week will close the house on R street which Col. and Mrs. Thompaon leased for several ‘months of .the winter. They will go to Miami ta join Col. Thompson, Who has been cruising in Florida . aboard - his houseboat, ~the Everglades, since Christmas, s Mrs, Kennedy Wheeler will have as guests ifor.-a time Mr. and Mrs, Fonw' Bi-Brasks of Erle, Pa., who will’ day. The following da: Mrs. Wheeler will have a_luncheon party at the Shoreham in compliment to Mrs., Brooks, She also Will en- nesday. and 2 number of entertain- ments have been' planned for her. Mrs. Henry O. Havemever of New York is spending the week at Ward- man Park Hotel , Miss E. F. Moseley of Boston, Mass,, ‘has taken quarters at-the Grafton for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tremaine of Buffalo will arrtve in Washington the latter part of the week to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mohun at. thefr- residence, 2029 Connecticut avenue. Sunday, January 28, Mr. and Mra- Mghun will entertain at luncheon in* honor of théir guests. - Mrs. Jeanndtte Howell Wade will remain - in: Washington during the winter sepsan_and will be a guest at Meridian_Mansions, -2400 16th street, where #he Ras {aken an apartment, Miss Maude 1. Matthews of Minne- apoli, Minn.. has retyrned to Wasn- ington and is at tlre- Grafton for the season, 8. Dr. Rufus Allan _will arrive shortly to join his wife for a stay of a few. weeks in the: home recently purchased by them, 1828 S atreet northwest, when they will return to their estate at Wayposville, N. C. - — Dr. obert Celtman of Peking. China.- are making an ex- tonded ¥isit to. the-states and are in Washington at the. Powhatan. ‘Mrs. Clape Spieor has returned to Washington ‘ater having spent sev- eral _months, with her gon at Towson, ¥ {3 focdted at 3222 Wisconsin ¢ Tl - Mrs.—C. P, Gaither-and -son, P. 5. Gaither, of Brookline, Mass, are at the Grafton. ?Secretary and Mrs. Hughes Guests of Honor at Dinner | | day evening in conpliment to the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes. Mme. Bryn will not receive Friday afternoon, The minister of I de Elizalde i1l entertain eon today in the legation in compl | ment to the counselor of the Chilean embass Senora de Gana-Seruys, who recently returned from several months' visit in_their Chilean home. Senora alde will receive { Friday and 16. ador and Senora at lunch- | The minister of Switzerland and Mme. Peter will be hosts at luncheon today, entertaining in honor of the | ambassador of Italy, Prince Caetani. } “"Mme. Peter will receive Friday aft- I‘PY"UO" at the legation. | _The minister of Czechoslovakia. Dr. Bedrich Stepanek iss Stepane who were expceted return to Wai ington this month, will not arrive un- til about the middle of February ! Mme. Panaretoff, wife of the min- ister of Bulgaria, will not receive Friday afternoon. but will resume her days at home in February. The minister of Guatemala and Se- nora de Sanchez Latour were the guests of honor at the dinner which the Arts Club of Washington gave Thursday evening. The dinner was followed by an illustrated lecture by Prof. Willlam Yates, on “Guatemala.” Senora de Alfaro, wife of the min. ister of Panama, will receive Frid atternoon, February 9, In the lega- tion. The minister of the Serbs, Croats Slovenes, Dr. Ante :Tresich vichich, will be host at dinner to- morrow evening, entertalning a large company. The minister of Poland and Mme. Wroblewska are expected to return this evening from New Yorlk, where they went the middle of the week. The minister of the Netherlands and Mme. de Graeff will be the guests of honor at dinner tomorrow evening of Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. The new minister of Costa Rica, Senor Don J. Rafael Oreamuno, who was at the New Willard Hotel tem- porarily, has moved to 2201 Massa- chusetts avenue, the legation offices and resldence of the minister. The charge aires of Austria and Mme. Prochnik will entertain at luncheon today in the legation, on Wyoming avenue. Nobile Tommaso Assereto, who re- turned to his home in Italy early last spring, has been transferred from the embassy at Washington te. the legation at Prague, Cazecho- slovakia, where he will serve as secretary. Nobile Assereto was se. verely injured in the Knickerbocker disaster a vear ago and returned to Italy shortly after his recovery. | Group of the Air Artistic 'Fgature of Welfare Ball Miss Evalyn Wadsworth's Group of the Alr, in the pageant for the child welfare ball Wednesday, January 31, at the New. Willard, wiil be exceed- ingly attractive and artistlc, with original costumes, which, in most cases, she has designed. Miss Wadsworth, Miss Delphine Heyl, Miss Ziila_'McDougall, Miss Laura Bryn, Miss Patricla Anisa, Miss May Govin, Miss Enid Sims, Miss Helen Colbert, Miss Frances Hamp- #=on and Miss Caroline Nash and some of Miss Hawkes' clever little pupils will take part in this group. Mrs. Thom: R. Marshall, who spending _the winter at the Le ouse, 15th and L streets, is most successful in selling tickets, and Mrs. John E. Reyburn, 1509 16th street, is assisting. Couple to Observe 58th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Willjam Alder of West Chevy Ch: will observe their fifty- eighth wedding anniversary by a family dinner party uary 26, Mrs. Alder is @ lineal descendant of Edward ‘Wash- ington, a_near relative and neighbor 6f. Gen. Washington. - jnoons 92 Miss EDITH PHIPPS, of London, A ladyGeddes, at Embassy HarniS~ EW G- MI'S‘ T. R- Marsha]l | Announces ‘At Home" |dinner Friday evening of Mr. For Next Wednesday Reception Dates for Wives 0{ senaturs and Repfe' sentatives and Other Soci- Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall, wife the former Vice President, will hold her second at home Wednesday afternoon at the Hotel Hamilton after 4 o'clock. and will have assist- ing her Mrs. William M. Calder, Mrs. Joseph 1. France, Jrs. Atlee Pome- T Miss A Page of the Sen- ate circle, and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty and Mrs. €. C."McChord. ne a ce Mrs, Joseph S. Frelinghuysen will observe senatorial day at home Thurs- day afternoon, when she will have with her Dr. Prin American min- ister to Denmark, and Mrs. Prince, who are home on a short leave. Dr. and Mrs. Price are to be house guests of Senator uud Mrs. Frelinghuysen for a few days A Robert Nelson Stanfield, wife of Senator. Stanfleld of- Oregon, will not be at home Thursday afternoon of this week. but will receive the after- noon of Thursda Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes will be among the ladies of the Senate cir- cle who will receive Thursday after- Roon. Mrs. Reed. wife of Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania, will receive Thursday afternoon at the New Wil- lard, where, with the senator, she has taken an apartment for the season. Mrs. E. Hart Fenn, wife of Repre- sentative Fenn of Connecticut, and Mrs. George K. Favrot, wife of Rep- resentative Favrot of Loufsiana, will be at home Tuesday, February 6. Mrs. Campbell and Miss Helen Campbell, wife and debutante daugh- ter of 'Representative Philip Pitt Campbell. will receive Sunday after- through this month in_their home, on the Mount Vernon boule- vard, . wife of Maj. Parker W, will ‘receive this afternoon after 4 o'clock in her house, at Sol- diers’ Home, Mme. Dumont will be at home in- formally this afternoon from 4:30 to 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood will be at home tomorrow afternoon. ‘The Misses Moore, sisters of Rep- resentative R. Walton Moore, will be at home Tuesday afternoon at their apartment, in the Toronto, Mrs. John L. Edwards and her daughter, Miss Virginia Edwards, will be at home this afternoon after 4 o'clock for the last time this season. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and Miss Ed- wards will leave for Atlantie City Thursday to remain for several gays. Mr. and Mrs. Colian Clarke White have postponed the musical tea which they were to have given this after- noon, Postponement is due to the fire which burned their studio and house about ten days ago. The mu- sical and tea will be -given later in the month in the home of Capt. and Mrs. Austin Kautz. Mre. J. Mayhew Wainwright, wife of the assistant secretary of war, has discontinued her Wednesdays at home on account of the death of her meph- ew, Mr. Eugene Lentilhon, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin will receive this afternoon after 4 o'clock in their suburban home, Gray- stone. They will be asslsted by the latter's aunt, Mrs. Charles G. Mat- thews, and Mrs. David du Bose Gail- lard, who will preside at the tea table. Mrs. Kennedy Wheeler will observe her Frid afternoon at home this week at Wardman Park Hotel after o'clock. L Mrs. Thom: Bradley will be at home at her residence, 1601 28th a\reedl, x’l‘humdly afternoons, February 1and 8. ‘Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr will not be at home today, but will receive next Sunday, January 28. Mrs. Farnsworth, wife of Gen. Charles & Farnswarth, will . receive tomorrow afterncon and again Mon- Suest of the British @) MRS VERN vae of Mrs. T Ffoulke—Lunche ' The Vice I'resident and Mrs. Cool- 'ldge will be the guests of honor at “harles | | M. Ffoulke, who will entertain a dis- [ tinguished company in their honor. The Secretary of State and .\lr."l | Hughes will be the guests of honor {at dinner Wednesday evening of Sen- | ator and Mrs. Joseph S. Frelinghuy- sen. The Secretary of War and Mrs | Weeks were hosts at dinner last evening. The Postmaster General and Mre. | IWork will entertain at dinner Tues- | day evening, January 30, in compli- | ment to the Vice Pres ident and Mrs. | Coolidge. | wife of Senator Rob- ert Nelson Stanfield, will be hostess at luncheon Thursday, February §. when she will entertain {n_honor of Mrs. Coolidge, wife of the Vice Presi- dent, at the Mew Willard Hotel. { Mrs. Stanfield Bascom _Slemp | tomorrow | honor of | debutante | Representative will entertain at dinner evening at Rauscher in Miss Virginia Selden. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Selden, jr. and the company later will go to the Southern Relief Lall| at the New Willard. The state and | dinner undersecretary of Mrs. Phillips were hosts last evening. entertaining in their! charming suburban home. Beauvoir. | on Woodley road. and having their guests the minister of Switzer- land and Mme, Peter and the minis-} ter of Bulgaria and Mme. Panaretoft. | Interstate Commerce Commissioner and Mrs, Frederick Irving Cox will entertain at dinner tomorrow even- ing preceding the reception which the delegates from Central America will give In honor of Secretary of State | and Mrs. Hughes, in the Pan-Ameri- can building. The company later will attend the Southern Relief ball at the New Willard. Mr. James Huston Simpson Cox, son of Judge and Mrs. Cox, has returned %o ‘his studies at the Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania. The former Governor of Iowa 'and Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw_will entertain at a dinner party at Rauchers Febru- ary 3. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Mason A. Pat- rick entertained at dinner last even- ing at their Chevy Chase home. hav- ing a8 their guests of honor Admiral and Mrs. William A. Moffett, who were with them, also, in the receiv- ing line at the alr service dance, which the dinner preceded. —Their othyr guests at dinner were Col. and r&® Ira_F. Fravel, Maj. and_Mrs Walter Weaver of Mitchell ~Field, Maj’ and Mrs. Walter H. Frank, Maj. and Mrs. George E. Lovell, jr, of Bolling Fleld; Capt. and Mrs. St Clair Street and Lieut. and Mrs. Les- ter J. Maitland. Col. and Mrs. Matthew A. De Laney will entertain at -dinner Saturday evening, February 10, at the Chevy Chase Club. Maj. and Mrs. Parker W. West will entertain a company at dinner, fol- lowed by dancing, Tuesday evening, January 30, in their quarters at Sol- diers' Home. Maj. and Mrs. West have invitations for a dinner Tuesday evening, February 13, when their Euests e asked to meet the Post- master General and Mrs. Work. ‘Capt. and Mrs. Luke McNamee en- tertained a company of twelve at dinner last evenin issued Mme. Hauge will entertain at din- ner Sunday evening, January 28, in compliment to the ambassador of Ttaly, Prince Caeta Mme. Haugue will be joined this week by her niece, Miss Louise Ross Todd, who will come from her home, in Louisville. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Judah Howe Sears will be hosts at luncheon today. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Burton of Chi- cago, who are at the New Willard, will entertain at dinner there this evening. Mrs. Tynér will entertain & supper party of eight at Le Paradis tomor- row night. Miss Anna Hamlin will eatertain a company at a buffet supper pre- day afternoon, January 29, for the last times this season. Dr. and Mrs. T. 8. Lovette will re- unday -afternoons-at home Sunday, January 28, when they will -reeslve from 4 to 6 o'clock In their home, on N street. ¢ i i {ing i T T e e ————— AMIMMAMIM LM TWIATATATATAL L VAL VLA WASNRA AW — e P MVALRMANRNANAY ON LE PARON GOODWIN, of Los Ande les,Sisterand Guest skes L.Oddie. ‘Announces Dinner in Honor _’Of Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge iVice president ancl Wlfc to Be Guests Of )11’5. ons and Teas in Society Calendar. ceding the dance Tuesiay evening which Mi adys Chapman Smi will be hostess Mrs. Charles W. Wetmore was host €ss at dinner last evening. Mrs.© Robert H Lostess at lunche Mrs. William F. Ham will be hos: ces at luncheon today entertaining in cmpliment to Miss Virginia Edwards debutante daughter of Mr. and Mre Jol'n L. Edwards, Mrs. J. Borden Harriman will be hostess at dinner Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Erlc Fowler will entertain at dinner Wednesday evening tcher will Wednesday. Miss Mary Alsop tea v Club, sl Cryder gave a afternoon at the Arts @ short program of m c was given by Mrs. Lucy Di on Marx, soprano: Mi . cellist: M. linist, and Misi Miss Helen Moser and Miss Tngr Westesson entertained twenty-fo guests at a bridge tea yesterday Miss Moser's home, in honor of Miss Lucille Talbot of Seattle, Was! Mrs. Frederick Harrison Livermore of Ann Arbor, Mich. Miss Katherine Andrews tain a supper party of eight at Paradis Tuesday evening. enter Le Mrs. Pevton Gordon and Mrs. Rush Holland will give a tea at Wardm: Park Hotel Wednesday, January from 4 to T o'clock. Assisting t will be Mrs. Hubert Work. wife of the ster General: Mre. Arth Mrs. Vietor Murdock, Mr Cuno H. Rudolph, Mrs, Daniel Thew Wright, Mrs, Alfred Pembroke Thor Mrs” Ddward Gann. Mre. William G Wheeler and Mrs. Newton Fox. Mrs. Richard S. Hill and her daugh ters, the Misses Hill, will entertair informally at tea this afternoon fro: 5 to 7 o'clock in their home on 18th street. and will have assisting then Miss Margaret Crosson, Miss_Alberta Gilbert. Miss Marguerite Wooller. Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark, Miss Lucile Walthew, Miss Margaret Hill Miss Lucille Smith and the Misses Ramage. Presiding alternateiy at the tea table will be Mrs. Percy S Quinn_ Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Then Mrs. Richard Ewell Thornton, Mrs Clarence Roberts. Mrs. Wallace Bu: nett, Miss Pauline Wilcox and Miss Margaret Moore. Mrs. Elra C. Palmer entertained.at & luncheon Thursday in her home at 5608 14th _street northwest. M James B. Frizzell, Mrs. Thomas E Allpress. Mrs. A O. Fowler, Mrs Harry Conover, Mrs. H. A. Stickel and Miss Madeline E. Thaler. all of this city, and Mrs. Arthur Leroy Fowleri of Capitol Heights, Md . Many brilliant little dinner parties will precede the children's welfare ball at the New Willard Hotel {he evening of January 31. Among the hosts will be Mrs. 'W. Harry Brow Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins, Col. and Mrs Howard Dickinson and Dr. and Mrs Loren Johnson. H Mrs. Charles G. Milburn will enter tain tomorrow at a bridge tea for| her daughter, Miss Alice Milburn,}in: honor of” Miss Young of Alabama.. who is visiting Mrs. Jones at the Bal- four Apartments. Wednesday Miss Milburn will leave for Charleston,: S C., where she will be the guest of hier grandfather, Mr. Telzer, and will bet among those to be presented to Charleston society at the St. Cecelia ball the evening of Thursday, Jan- uary 25, Migs Telzer, young sister of Mrs., Charles Milburn, s a debutante ‘of this year in Charleston, and Mjss Milburn will spend about’a fortnight enjoying the debutante parties (in that city with Miss Telzer. B Mrs. Ashmead Fuller entertained’ a bridge tea yesterday afternoon {a her home on Wyoming avenue, |ini honor of Miss Beatrice Batty, who!is visiting her sister, Mrs. John F. Dryden. Mr. Mason Da Shoreham, entertained a small party at supper at Lo Paradis last night Group of Ohio Women To Give Tea January 30: A group of congressional women to the number of ten, belonging to the Ohio delegation fn Congress, will give a tes at the Congressional Club on Tuesday, January 30, trom 4 ta 6 o'ciock. The group includes Mrs. Atlee Fomerene. Mrs, Nicholas Longworth Mre. Simeon D, Fess, Mrs. o8 C. Kearns: Mre. Fstae B i R A. E,B. Stephens. Tahn, Mrs. Joseph H Ellis_Moore, Mrs. Himes and Miss Grace Burton, Mre, Harry