Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1923, Page 38

SAG R &t T & " i :Brilliant Society Events Feature the Beginning of Midwinter Week Program .ESplendid Reception in Honor of Secretary and t Mrs. Hudhes, and Other Notable Functions in List of Attractions. SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. ASHINGTON society started out on a wild orgy oi entertain- ment Morday night such as was not known on any previous night of the winter season. The Washington Opera Company, = a splendid reception in the Pan-American Union building in tHonor of the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes, and with the Central {American delegates to the conference as hosts; a reception at the Con- igressional Club in honor of the Speaker and Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett, and ~the Southern ball, all being the larger affairs, while dinner parties and jsupper parties both prevailed in unusual numbers. Of course, the recep- ition at the Pan-American Union was given the preference, about 2,000 iguests passing in brilliant review before the hosts of the evening. (5 “‘WIHLE there is nothing like the rush of Monday night on for this 17" week, Wednesday night being kept open almost exclusively for the 1Ghild Welfare ball at the New Willard Hotel and the dinners preceding it, ithere is quite enough in number and importance to fili the days and Alights comfortably. Today Representative and Mrs. Frothingham' are jeptertaining the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge, and chief of the Cool- }idges’ hosts during this week will be the Postmaster General and Mrs. {iHubert Work, who will have them to dine Tuesday evening. Thursday “mtight the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge will themselves be hosts, en- #ertaining at an official dinner members of the cabinet and their wives. H H NUMBER of unusually interesting early dinner parties will precede 5% the Child Weliare ball, the guests from these, however, arriving suf- iciently early to witness the beautiful pageant. For those who wish only ito witness the pageant, which is a carefully arranged and beautiful one, iwith more than a hundred prominent society folks in the cast, and not iattend the ball Wednesday night, ball tickets will be good for the pageant l?imw to be given in the New Willard ballroom Tuesday afternoon. Al- :most the entire official and social world will be present Wednesday night, :and undoubtedly the entertainment will be one of the most splendid of ithe winter's charity balls. fTHE c«_mfl:ct.mg events of Mux}day showed clearly the lack of proper - consideration for things social in the capital and the real necessity ior studying the social calendar. Had this been done two such splendid ®eceptions as that in_honor of the Secretary of State and Mrs. &u hes iand the one at the Congressional Club for the Speaker and Mrs, Gillett #ted not have occurred on the same evening. While many of the notables ‘p.fh»vvhazhln‘non :}:tended both affairs, ;herc naturally was a restlessness iwhich destroys the composure supposed ts i i i isbcicty functions. e pposed to exist at such highly fmportant i ¢ Southern Relief ball, which was the last stopping plac 4 the Central American reception, selected the da’x’ep m'zl?y ':Qf::hsu:;tos iWhile that for the Washington Opera Company was rather an enforced :dne, many from the brilliant audience having to make more haste than clegance permits in going from the theater to the Pan-American Union. BUT quite repaying one for the nervous haste of the evening was the unequaled brillianc; . y of the reception in honor of the Secretary of iState and Mrs. Hughes, with the members of the Central American r({ele- ization as hosts. It quite repaid the belated ones, even those who arrived itrom the Congressional Club or opera only to find the receiving line oken up and the hosts mingling informally with the guests, It was, i wever, the proud boast of many that they got a glimpse of all four arger events and attended a dinner and supper party geli es. HL{RSDAY was to have been a quite general day at home for senators’ wives, but, with illnes: x Iness in their households, only a few received. Wi ‘Ash Wednesday but little more than two weeks av{ay, there will be ml'll: |@irush of visitors in the senatorial homes opened this week, In no season 48 past %-eays has there been so little officia visiting, and the once boasted, ’qng—su ering calling code of Washington seems to have been ruthlenl; «isrupted. The Congressional Club is filling its mission in a delightful h:::::lri' h‘f’;‘{.’ Plohme‘rene; uah for Mr;. Marshall provini this quite con- s » While the tea or at home to be given th hio delegation is another proof. & Sviby theiwonkdictithe \h\_“ :Patroneuen for Eighth [Tea Party in Honor i Annual Mardi Gras Ball Of Mies Ines S. Villa {&The 1ist of = .of patronesses of the| On the occasion of the birth 'Filrnth annual Mardi Gras ball to be | niversary of Jeive Inck & i ven by Washington Camp, No. 305, i T o jéns, of Contederate Veterans. at the | Kiftiona: | arspiier Cwicydents of t = g. n:.“all%r; ay, Fel gave a delightful tea party at the college, 2400 19th street northwest, Sunday afternoon, January 25. The parlor of the college whare the Invited guests were recelved was beautifuly decorated with s and erns. Dr. Elisabeth Nicholson, dean of the college, and a number of professors ::d lludong of tflhl: college, recelved o more than fifty guests, am whom were Mr. Alfonso Doness. Sx A d an- 2, & B Maud Howell Smith, Mrs. Jemes Mulcare, Mrs. Gibson Fahnstock, Lee 3enolst, Mrs. A. Walte. George B. King, Mrs. liott, Mrs. Georgia Lawton Mo Ritchie Roberts, Mrs. H. 8. Mrs. E. K. Van BSickler, rge D. Horning. Mrs. Frank Mor- 58 . Fred, ohn n . . o, Mrs. Frank ¥. Conway, Mrs.| Winter Dance Series ' Roper, Mrs.. Paul Joachim.| 8. Almiraires, Mr. 8. Mendopa, Mr, n, Mr. Yaranon, Mr. an Mrs. Delgado, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mon- tes. Mrs. Flores, Mr. L. General, Mr. re | 1. Nalong, Mr. A. Gusman, Mr. P. Vill- anneva, Mr. E. Barretto, Mr. E. Her- nando and Mr. V. Crus. / To Begin at Fort Myer The first of the winter series of five dances to be given ey | thelr wives at Fort morrow night. ‘Werber, a: °'fll = to erber, 3 171, Mrs. Elgin H. Blalock. < I pal esa, ral, and | welfare, the | Ruth YNOERWOOD + MRS. THOMAS R.MARSHALL, Vice-Chairmaw Child Welfare Ball ot . The New Willard Hotel Wednesday Night. Days at Home Announced by Three Senators’ Wives to Vice Diesident Give Reception at New Willard—Changes in Call- ing Days. Because of illness, Mrs. George Sutherland, wife of Mr. Justice Suth- eiland, will not receive tomorrow. Dinner Announcedin Honor Society Folk|Of Members of the Cabinet and Mrs. Coolidge Their Hosts. Secretary and Mrs. Weeks Entertain. Other Notable Functions. ‘The Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge will entertain the members of the cabinet at dinner Thursday evening Mrs. Jokeph I. France, Mrs. William ; i? the presidential euite at the New M. Calder and -Mrs. James Co“xen’l“’"lll’d. where the Vice President will give a reception.in the Willarg {2nd Mrs. Coolidge have an apartment. room at the new Willard on the after- noon of Saturday; February 17. Mrs. James Couzens, wife of Sena- tor Couzens of Michigan, will observe her first Thursday afternoon at home on February 1 at. their residence, 1915 Massachusetts avenue. . Mrs. Ireland, wife of Surgeon Gen- eral Merritte W. Ireland, will be at home Saturday afternoon and again Saturday afternoon, February 17, in her apartment at the Wyoming. Mrs. Farnsworth,” wife of Gen. Charles S. Farmsworth, will be at home tomorrow afternoon for the last time this season. Mrs. Thomas: Washington will not observe her Monday afternoon &t home tomorrow on account of illn in the family. Mrs. John H. Bartlett and Mrs. War- ren Irving Glover, wives of assistant postmasters general, will be at home Wednesday _afternoon_from 4 to & o'clock at Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. Frank Hight will be at home tomorrow, January 328, for the last time this season. Mrs. Douglas B. Thompson and Miss Thompson, who have been receiving on Sunday afternoons, will not be at home today on account of the iliness of Miss Thompson. Mrs. Charles Selden, jr. and her daughter, Miss Virginia Sélden, will be at home Saturcay, February 3, at their home on Connecticut avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hance Tiller will be at home on Sunday afternoons in February. . - = Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will not re- ceive again this season because of the death of her brother, Mr. Henry Whitney, of on. Mrs. Geor Julian Zolnay and Miss Zolnay will be at home Sunday afternoons through February. Mra. D. A Green! and Miss Leonora Greerilees will be at home informally Tuesday, January 30,-and again on February 13. Mrs. John Lorentz Steele will be at home Tuesdey afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock at the Kenesaw. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lovette will ‘be at home today from 4 to 6 o'clock in honor of Miss Margaret L. Willlams and_her mother, Mrs. Wil- liams, from Wales, England. Miss ‘Willlams has been commissioned by the English-Speaking Union of Great Britain to paint the portrait of Presi- dent Harding and i{s in Washington for sittings. Miss Bessle Whitford, sister of Mrs, Lovette, will pour tes, and an Informal program of music will be given by Mrs, Lorena Stock- ton Gawler, soprano, and Miss Mary uf Matthews and Miss Zelma Brown, pianista. Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, wife of the director of the consular service, will not receive rnoon. Mrs. 8. B, Lawrence will be at home at her apartment at the Wood- ward for the last time this season tomorrow afternoon after 4 o'clock. Social Club Given Novel Entertainment Following the regular meeting of the Soclal Club, Hebrew Hibernian Association, Bunday -evening, the en- tertainment ‘committee, under direc- tion of Miss Fay Goldberg, presented to the members at Community a novel and ent ing program. freshments were served through- ot 1 m‘:.ognlns G S Irms Gladmon, Dorothy Paley. Mr. Al i Miss, . Frank Paley. Glaser, Mr, Seigle and Mr. Miller. | ! l Hall | I M. Stewrus, Sylvia Sauber, l-ubou'u;flohl fow The Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks will have lunching with them today Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Stearns of Boston, who are visiting the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge. Secretary and Mrs. Wedks will be the guests of honor at dinmer Satur- day evening of Gen. and Mrs. Lansing Beach, preceding the dance and cotillon at 2400 16th street, which will be given under the auspices of the engineer branch of the Army Rellef Boclety, The Postmaster General and Mrs. ‘Work will entertain at dinner Tues- day evening In compliment to the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge. ‘The Secretary of the Navy and M Denby will give a reception Friday afternoon from b to 7 o'clock to mem- bers of the. Congress and their wives in their home on R street. Mrs. Wallace, wife of the Secretary of Agriculture, will be -hoste: luncheon Wednesday afternoon in her apartment at Wardman Park Hotel. The Speaker of the House of Representatives and Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett will be honor guests at dinner. tamorrow evening of Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, who will en- tertain a distinguished company. in her home on New Hampshire avenue. Senator and Mrs. Atles Pomerene ‘will be the guests of honor at dinner this evening of Mrs. Robert F. Mackensle. ! Senator and Mrs. David A. Reed of Peonsylvania will be honor guests at dinner Wednesday evening of Mrs. ‘W. Harry Brown, who will entertain in her apartment at 1785 Massachu- setts avenue, Mre. Cameron, wife of Senator Ralph Cameron, has issued invita- M. |tlons for luncheon Thursday at the Congressional Club, when Mrs. Cooli will be the guest of honor. ews Mrs. Caraway, wife of Senator T. H. Caraway, will be hostess at luncheon Wednesday, when her guests have been asked to meet Mrs. Coolidge. Representative d Mrs. Louis A. Frothingham will entertain at lunch- eon today in compliment to the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge. Mrs. M. Clyde Kelly will entertain at a lunchon at the Con onal Club Wedno‘dl.x in honor of Mrs. David A. Reed and Mra George Pepper. The undersecretary of state and Mra. William Phillips will entertain at dinner tomorrow evening {n thelr suburban home, Besuvoir. The assistant secretary of the Navy ;:d Mrs. Roosevelt have loaned tlrlr u: ternoon, February 13. vation Army building that week. The third assistant secretary of State of Mrs. Robsrt Woods Bliss will be hosts at dinner tomorrow e ing. Mr, and Mrs. William R. Caatle, Jr., will In“"a‘b“ at ‘flln’n'r 'lmud';v s ruary 6, n . ::l‘r'a nfnun‘ of the dancing el:n at the Playhouse. Mi Dorothy Mondell and Miss Helen Campbell will be joint hostesses at & bridge tea at th Oenfrnulfliu Club tomorrow. Bridge will be play- ed at 2 o'clock and will be followed by tea the latter part of the after- noon. Mise Mondell will be hostess at luncheon for & party of thirty Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Edson Bradley will benefit of the ‘Child Welfare No- 57 and Mrs. Bradiey, who have um up m‘% ‘ugtnnt home in .days’ t to complete the ping.of their household furnishings for & ml-‘:nr ng to New, ing a vill Mr. and Mrs. Judah Howe Sears en- tertained & company of twelve at din- ner Thursday evening for thelr house guest, the Marquise de Sorino, who rned to New York Friday. 1. and Mrs, Bears also gave a large tea Thursday afternoon for the Mar- quise de Sorino. Mrs. Frederic A. Keep will hostess at dinner Saturda when she will entertain ment to the Vice Presidens Cooliage. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr. who spent several days at Ward- man Park Hotel recently, will enter- tain a large company at dinner Sat- urday evening in their New York home and will . have among their uests & number from Washington, including their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. ard Mrs. Cornelius Vander- bilt, 3d. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. Perin will entertain at dinner tomorrow evening in honor of Representative-elect and Mrs, Ricbard 8. Aldrich. Mrs. George H. Ehle has invitations out for luncheon Saturday, when her guests have been asked to meet Mrs. Coolidge. Mme. Hauge will entertain a com- rt, where they are complet: a be evening. n compli- t and Mrs. t|pany of twenty-four at dinner this evening. in honor of the ambassador of Italy, Prince Caetani. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock has recall. d all invitattons and canceled cial engagements because of th death, in Boston, Thursday,-of her brother, Mrs. Henry M. Whitney. Mres. Willlam Balley Lamar will en- tertain at lunch tomorrow in honor of Mrs. Coolidge, wife of the Vice President. Tuesday, Mrs. Lamar will be hoste: at luncheon in compliment to Mr: Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. Marshall Field will be hostess to & company at dinner Wednesday evening preceding the ball for the benefit of the Child Welfare Society, which will be given that evening. in ;Pe( Ibnllrooma of the New Willard otel. = Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farwell will be hosts at dinner this eveaing. Mrs. D. A. Greenle ontertained Monday evening at a buffet supper for Lenora Greenl: 1 to the Geo! Agnes 8h 2 eth Beale of Baltimore, 1 debutantes of this mong the guests. sesson, wer Mrs. Alexander Coale Columbus, will entertain at tea today In honor of Miss Mary Hall of Wheeling, W. Va. Mrs. R. Mans W hostess at luncheon erday, entertaining a party of six at Le Paradis. Mrs. Kennedy Wheeler will enter- tain & company of thirty at & buffet supper this evening_in her apart- ment, at Wardman Park IHotel, for her guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mohun will en- a company at luncheon today. An interesting luncheon party met at the Hamilton Hotel yesterday, the event being a farewell party for Capt. and Mrs. Ennalls Waggaman, who will leave today for New York, whence they will sail Saturday to spend three or four months abroad. In the party were Mrs, John F. Wag- gaman, Mr. and Mra. Floyd Wagga- man and_their guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Eichelberger of Cleveland, Mrs. Robert C, Jefferds of Charleston, ‘W. Va., who_also will Saturday for Europe; Mr. and Mrs, Leonard L. glhcl?:lwll. Mrs. John ress, 3 James A Emery, Commander C. Platt and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fri 1 her guest: bly. Ml a|of Atiantio City. Mrs, William W. Card entertained a M;:f seven at dinner last night at the Powhatan. Col. and Mrs. Ballantine entertain- od st dinner last evening at their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel, Col. Robert N. Harper éntértained dinner of fifty covers last even< fae"al The Hamilion HoteL “Mrs. Tracy Edwards ws tostess to HaRR1S 3= EWING~ PHOTO Cabinet and Congress Members and Others In the Passing Throng Secretary of Labor to Return Tuesday—Representatives Engage Homes in City. Sailings for Europe Sched- uled. The Secretary of Labor, Mr. Davis, is expected to return Tuesday from Florida, where e wernt to complete hiis recuperation from a slight illne Mre. Willard Saulsbury is expected to return today from her home in Wilmington, Del., where she has been since the middle of the week. Representative and Mrs. Fred B. Gernerd have taken an apartment at ‘Wardman Park Hotel for the winter. Representative and’ Mrs. Frank Hamllton Funk have taken an apart- ment at the St. Albans, 2310 Connec- ticut avenue. The assistant secretary of the treas- ury and Mrs. Eliot Wadsworth have returned from Boston, where they were called early last week because of the death of Mrs. Scull. Surgeon General Merritte W. Ire- been joined by Mrs. Ireland, been vmunf in Chicago and Memphis since shortly before Christ- mas. Mrs. Brand Elliott has returned to her home in Virginia after visiting her parents, the Secretary of the In- terfor and Mrs. Fall, in their apart- ment at Ward: 'k H . Mrs. Fall 18 in the south for several weeks and during her absence her other daughter, Mrs. C. C. Chase of Texas, is staying with the Secretary. Mrs. Gardner Minot has returned to ‘Washington and is established in the house at 1767 Q strest, which she leased in the autumn from Gen. and Mrs, Robert Shaw Oliver, The houvae was occupied last season by Mrs. King Carley. Miss Beatrice Pitney, daughter of Justjce and Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, will ta New York for_the assembly, which will be given Saturday eveén- ing. A - . and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman wmrhlve as their guest for & week Mrs. Elfhu Root, jr., who will arrive Tuesday -evening. - Mrs. Alexander Ramsay Thompson, %ho has been visiting her daughter, H, Wilfred Du Puy, will go_te New York Tuesday for a visit. Bhe will be joined there by Mrs. Du Puy and her small son. Mrs. Du Puy will on N _street short- her house close o fter the middle of February, Vi Srs. ‘Thompaon, will sail Batur- day, February 24, for six months absence abroad. They will go first for a crulse of the Mediterranean, and will not return to this country until October. . Harry Brown will return to h al at 1785 Massa- chusetts avenue, tomorrow. Former Gov. and Mrs. Joseph W. Folk have returned to their home on Woodland drive, after several months’ absence during the convalescence of the governor from a long and seri- ous {liness. eorge T. Marye will return tedu:;' (Gromr‘fltubuu , where ‘she of the | C1 Leal -|sail shortly for a trip around t llll{n::nhnd, who dled Thursday. Mrs. }hrrz Payne Whitney. of New York is making an extended stay at Wardman Park Hotel. Miss Loulse Ross Todd arrived Fri- |, day evening from her home in Louis- ville, t several weeks with her The Very Rev. Albert Victor Baflle, dean of Windsor, will come to Waah- ington this week. will_accom- pany Mrs. Charles Frederick Hoftman —————————— ty of eight at tea yesterday aft- erhoon at Le Parad ‘Mrs. Herbert D. Brown, wife of the director of the bureau of efficiency. entertained at tea Thursday afternoon the wives of the members of the bu- reau staff. She was assiste celving by her mother, Mrs. Kate D. Connor, and her daughter, Miss Con- stance Connor Brown. Mrs, L. 8. Ains- worth and Mrs. Wilson E. Wilmot presided at the tea table. n: Ve Y e dinner n] m{c ‘Hamllton Hotel last evening. ned a com- in re- el . Mrs WAITER TUCRERMAN., . Chairman of the Child Welfare Ball Committee. YNOER WOV D, Social Activities Marked By Dinners a nd Luncheons Diplomatic Corps Members Extend Courtesies. Receptions and Te of the The ambassador of Belgium and Baroness de Cartler will entertain at luncheon Sunday, February 4. in honor of the Dean of Windsor, the Very Rev. Albert Victor Balillie. Lady Geddes, wife of the ambassa- dor of Great Britain, will receive Fri- day afternoon after 4:30 o'clock at the embassy, on Connecticut avenue. Frau Wiedfeldt, wife of the amb: sador of Germany, will receive Friday afternoon at the embassy, and will be assisted by Frau Lang, wife of the German consul general, In New York. The consul genoral was for some time charge d'affaires of Germany here. ‘The wives of the members of the em- bassy staff also will assist - Frau Wiedteldt. The minister of Norway and Mme, Bryn entertained a company of eighteen at dinner last evening in honor of the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes, Princess Bibesco, wife of the min- ister of Rumania, will recelve Friday afternoon, February 9. The minister of Nicaragua, Senor Don Emillano Chamorro, will go to New York tomorrow to remain for several days' stay, and will attend the dinner tomorrow evening which will be given by the Pan-American So- clety. He will return Wednesday evening or Thursday morning. The minister of Bollvia and Senora de Ballivian will be hosts at dinner Friday evening, February 23, in honor of the Becretary of State and Mrs. Hughe: < Senora de Ballivian will Friday afternoon, February 9. The minister of Guatemala, Senor Don Francisco Sanchez Latour, will &0 to New York tomorrow night to attend the dinner which the Pan- American Society of the United States will give Tuesday at the Bankers' receive and Mjss Marian K. Hoffman of New York, arriving here Baturday. Former Senator and Mrs. Nathan B. Scott. accompanied by their daugh- ter-in-law, Mrs. Guy Scott, and_her children, Lilia Scott and Miss Anne Scott and Guy Scott, will ‘sall from New York Saturday for a crulse in the Mediterranean, They will spend some time in Paris and Lon- don before returning to this country. Mr. Jultus G. Lay, formerly of the United States diplomatic service, and Mrs. Lay, who are residing In New York, will come to Washington Thursdsy for a visit, and will stay at- the Hamliton Hotel. Mrs. 3. T. Mann and her daughter, Miss Alice Mann, will. leave Wash- ington today. for New York, from where ~ they will sail Tuesday for Egypt for an absence of three months. They will return by way of Paris. Mrs. Theodors V. Boynton will be joined the end of this week by her brother, Judge Walter V. R. Berry, who has liyed for many years in Paris. - -2 Mrs. Robert M. Thompson and Miss Hilda Sykes will leave next Sunday for Florida, and will close the house on R street which Col.- and Mrs. | Thompson leased for the midseason. Col. Thompson went ‘south immedi- ately after Christmas and is cruising aboard his houseboat, the Everglades, and Mrs, Thompson will join him at Miami for the remainder of the win- ter. s Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dickey, jr., of eveland, the latter formerly Mlss Gordon of Washington, il world. They will be accompaniéd by their young son and Mrs, Dickey's ter, Miss. Anne Gordon. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Ak: dsome home on Massachusetts avenue has been closed for so many seasons, will probably sail for this country next month. They are now n England, and are expected to reo Thelr Washington home by the. fir of March, to remain through the spring season. Mrs. Josephi D. Noell returned Fri- day to her apartment at 1302 18th street from N York, where she has been for the greater part of the winter. Mr. end Mrs. James Brown Scott are ending the week end in New York ty. Mrs. Scott will receive informal- ly Saturday afternoons during the month of February. Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle, wife of Maj. Bawtelle of Edgewood Arsenal, Md., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mat- thew Trimble, at her home, 1330 Rhode Island avenue. . Mies Elizabeth Nailor Sawtelie has as Add to Program Week. Club, in honor of the delegates the conference on Central Americs affairs, which is belng held at tl Pan-American bullding here. Dr. William Gates, who has bee the guest of the minister and Seno de Sanchez Latour., has reiurned ¢ his home, Auburn Hills, near Cha lottesville, Va., and will make a bric stay here later in ti [ returning to Guatemal resume his dut Archaeologlcal try. Dr. Gates gave an talk on the Indians and showed many piet, Arts’ Club about ten day The minister of Panama nora de Alfaro will enter ner Wednesday evening. 21, in compliment 1o the State and Mre. Hughe Senora de Alfaro w day afternoon, Febr legation. The minister of Costa Rica. Sen Don J. Rafael Oreamuno, will 1 New York today for and will attend the evening: which tha Pa clety wiI give at the Bankers ‘The minister will return to ington Wednesday. The secretary of the British ¢ bassy and Mrs. R. Leslie Craigie w spend the next week end in New York. The military attache of the Prenc smbassy and Mme. Dumont will e tertain at luncheon tomorrow in hono: of Prof. and Mme. de Margerie. are spending a short time in Wash ington. Prof. de Margerie is a_wel known geologist of Siradsburg France. and with Mme. de Marger: . and their daughter is staving at the Hotel Powhatan. Prof. de Marger:e bears the same name as that of the counselor of the French emba hers in 1903, when the ambassador M. Jusserand, first came to this pos M. de Margerie, who was then coun- selor of embassy, now is French am bagsador in Beriin Mme. Dumont will not receive this afternoon, but will be at home Sun day, February 4. returned to Mount Vernon Seminar: from"a vacation spent at Edgewood Arsenal. Mrs. Richard C. Lappin left Sunda for Jefferson City, Mo, to join Mr. Lappin, who is thers on official busi ness. Miss Annette Ashford will go to York the end of this week for a it with her cousin, Mre. Brown St ford Mantz, and will return in week or ten days. Miss Lispenard Seabury will come from her home in New. York the end of next week and join her uncle and aunt, Capt. and Mrs. Austin Kautz Wwho ented her to Washington so- clety earlier in the season. - Miss Virginia Selden left Washing ton for New York on Thursday night where she went to attend the Yalr Glee Club concert in company with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Normegt, ir. and to visit over the week end. Miss Selden will be in Baltimore tomorrow and will be a guest at the Baltimore cotillion tomorrow night, returning to Washington Tuesd. ‘Ward has jus en received fron {Mr. and Mrs."Harry Blake, who have been. touring Europé-for the last sev jeral months, of their successful tlight |trom Paris to Londoa by the Frenct air-line, arriving safely after a most interesting trip. Their itinerary in- cluded Belgium, France and its bat tleflelds, Germany, Switzerland, Ttaly and the Mediterranean. They are at pregent on thelr way to Scotland to [visit_rélatives and the birthplace of Mr. Blake, who {8 2 native of Scot and. Mr. and Mrs. “Peter Kooi of Sheri dan, Wyo., who are stopping, at the Powhata, h Been joined by their daughter, M 1 s Lomna ¥, Kool. College Women to Give Tea for Dr. Marston “Dr. Willlam M. Marston of the American University faculty is to be the guest of honor at & tea at the College Women's Club tomorrow from 4 to 6 o'clock pm. Dr. Marston will speak on “Deceptive Tests” and dur- ing his talk will make some experi- ments with the audience. The host- esses for the afternoon will be the members of section 6, Miss Mary W. ferce, chairman. Recelving with fn.. Plerce as special guests will be Mrs. Willlam M. Marston, Mrs. Louix N. Geldert, president of the National League of American Pen Women. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs. Fred- erick 11 preside at the tea table, a by Mre, F. T, F. John- son, . Dean Caldwell, Mrs. A, T. ‘Woods and Mrs. D. Roberts Harper, 3d.