Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1923, Page 42

Miss. ELIZABETH HUGHES. School girl daughter of the Secretary of State and Mrs Hughes. $pending the Spring inWashington. Social Air of Capital Sprightly in Spite of | White House Absences Unique Cabinet Reception at Amaryllis Show and Wedding Reception of Miss Hinckley Among Events of Week. SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. HAT Washington can show a sprightly air through the spring| season, with its executive branch of society greatly dis- rupted through absence, was quite plainly shown last week. Mrs. Henry C. Wallace and Miss Wallace, wife and daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture, showed the official world a new mode in cabinet receptions, holding a charming little fete in one of the glass show houses of the departm re were installed more than a thousand amaryllis in a wealth of bléssor The wedding reception of Miss Gladys Hinckley and Mr. McCerney-Werlich called together the social clans at noon yes- . and, of cours one who could get so much as standing in the Playhouse, on N strect, to witness the three one-act plays e benetit of Child Wel Society ay night and last night, was even S. WALLACE gave a number of guests a decided innovation irom the ordinary cabinet day at home in the reception at the amaryllis show when she received Mrs. Hughes and other ladies of the cabinet, a number of other women from official society and the ladies of the Central Ameri- itingent of the diplomatic corps. It was a charming innovation from the usual tea, with every detail carried out in the same marnner in cach home throughout the season. Mrs. Wallace and her daughter met th to the flower house and walked 1 ween the rows of blossoms. foliowir the footsteps of Mrs. Edwin Meredith in z the benefit the interesting work carried on in the de- partment not only in the wonders of the botanical world, but in the field of experimental cookery, giving from time to time small luncheon parties in the department of hygiene. can c heir guest entrance ith then Wa others informally at the d dowr 1arrow s bet \ ceis vi of 'OMORROW night the minister of Bolivia and Senora de Ballivan will entertain in honor of the Italian ambassador, Prince Caetani, and Monday night, being New Year eve in Persia, the Persian minister, Mirza Hussin Kahn Alai, will celebrate by giving a dinner in honor of the Sec- retary of State and Mrs. Hughes, who are resuming their social life after several weeks’ retirement on account of illness. The minister of Ecuador and Mme. Elizalde are entertaining a big company at dinner Tuesday night at the Chevy Chase Club. Thursday night the minister of Poland and Mme. Wroblewska will entertain at dinner, and that night Mrs. Charles Wetmore has invited a dinner company to meet the ambassador of Japan and Mme. Hanihara. There are other important dinners of the week, but most interesting of all will be that in honor of the Secretary and Mrs. Hughes with the Persian minister as host. Each guest will re- ceive a little gold coin, a package of rice and wheat, symbolic and con- veying the wish for prosperity for the coming year. Every feature will be symbolic of spring. - The festival will last for thirteen days, in which time there will be constant hospitality at the legation, N event which carries an underlying current of interest will be in the afternoon reception to be given by Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh and Mrs. John Allan Dougherty in the home of the former, Monday, April 2, for the ambassador of Japan and Mme. Hanihara, when official and resident society, with the greater part of the diplomatic corps, will be guests. For Mrs. Dougherty there is a harking back to the delightful days of her iife spent in the orient, when her husband, the late Capt. John Allan Dougher naval attache of the embassy in Japan, zmi)also for some time in China. In the social life ‘of both capitals they had hundreds of friends, and among them the present ambassador to this country from Japan, An event of a different nature, since Mrs. Dougherty has conse- crated the greater part of her life to philanthropic work, will be in the concert and ball to be given at the New Willard Hotel the night of April 6 by the twenty-five American Legion posts in Washington, for the bene- fit of yeterans’ families living in the District. Mrs, Dougherty has charge of the boxes. 'ASHINGTON’S sprightliest—sportsmen call it the snappiest—spring ball will be on April 12, at the New Willard, when the annual polo ‘ball will take place. There will be the usual sportsmanlike features, with some quite catchy additional ones for this ball, and the polo players of this and other cities will dance in their polo togs, while the decorations will suggest every equipment used on the field. In fact, the ball will be a real sporting event, and interested in it is the entire social world of the capital, ANOTHER noval entertainment will be in-the Russian village fair, to be held at the Wardman Park Hotel April 10, for the benefit of Russian refugees. Mrs. Edwin Denby is-honorary chairmian, Mrs. George Marye chairman ahd Mme. Mishtowt vice chairman of arrangements. Saciety women will preside at the various booths, typical of a real Rus- sian village, surrounding the sides of the large ballroom, and many fea- 1ures of vil{nge life in that country, including native dances, will be en- acted in the streets. Mrs. Robert Lansing and Princess Cantacuzene have ordered a hundred dolls sent from Paris, made and dressed by Rus- sian refugees, and these will add interest for the children. | Hotel Saturday evering. Boxes win | be reserved for representatives. of forelgn governments and will be resorved for representatives of fore elgn governments and will be draped wiih the flag of the countey they rep- A ; Fesen cials of the féderal gov- wre arranging the first of a serles of | S O0LGC ce o' Tha” Atmy, annual aviation balle, to be given InJ Navy and Marine Corps-algo will bs- Aviation Officers Plan Ball at New Willard Officers stationed at Bolling Fleld Woman's Lcague Ball At Navy Yard Will Be Banner SOCial Event High Officers of Army. Navy and Marine Corps to At- tend Big Function. : Among the place popular to on April 2. Woman r Monday ven by th League in the bail to b Army and the sail loft at the Navy vard, which | day has the largest floor s y 'he Navy Yard band the music and supper will be served Introductions will be made by Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, Admiral J. H. Dayton and Maj. Gen. John L. Hines. Lieut. Commander J. R. Beardall, aide to Admiral J. H. Dayton. is chairman of the men’s floor commit- tee and will be assisted by a group of officers of the Army, N: a rine Corps, and prominent w ivilians. and Ma- | Otro Wiedfeldt, will return the SENORITA BEATRIZ de LYONS, Daughter of the Com- meseial Attache of the Panama Legation and Senora deLyons. HARRIS 2 BwiNG »Miss LOUISE IRELAND, In Washington to spend Eas vacation with 1 school Ner mother Mrs A Davis Irelanc 'Senora de Riano Back From ‘White Sulphur Springs| Ambassador Of Peru t N.J.. Woman's Cl sies of the Diplomatic Circle. Senor ester- of Spain, was joined de Riano, -day stay 0. who re- White nt wit Sénator Pete prings, w she w wife Lere of celet Gerry The ambassador of Peru, Senor Pezet, will go to New York today. and tomorrow will address the Wom- en's Club at Hackensack, N. J., and will return Tuesday or Wednesday. ambassador of Dr end k from a brief visit in the The Germany of th Among the men of the service as- | sc sisting him will be Lieut. Commander Willlam J. Hine and Lieut. Charles T. Fry, U. 8. N, Maj. Theodore Barnes, Maj. Winthrop Greene and Capt, J. A Wood, U. S A, and Capt. J. A. Hart and Lieut. Cleghorn Foote, United States Marine Corps. Mrs. Alan Kirk will be chaperone and Miss Emma Stitt, daughter of Admiral Edward Stitt, surgeon gen< eral of the Navy, is chairman of the young ladies floor committee, She will be assisted by Miss Diana Cum- mins, Miss Louise Goff, Miss Virginia Hume, Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss Mary Louise Johnson, Miss James, Miss Atala Kimmell, Miss Laura Le- Jjeune, Miss Latimer, the Misses Ham- ilton, Miss Julia Hume, Miss Betty Turner, Miss Blizabeth Beale, Miss Louise Anderson, Miss Laura Bryn, Miss Helen Campbell, Miss Emily Dial, Mies Virginia Edwards, Ruth Green, Miss Cecil Jones, Miss Elizabeth Jones, Miss Alice Milburn, the Misses McKenney, Miss Kendrick, Miss Corinne Stephens, Miss Neville, Miss Nina Lunn, Miss Catherine Rad- cliffe, Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss Asenath Cox, Miss Betty Werner. Miss Virginia Selden, the Misses Veeder, Miss Agnes Shands, Mis Barnes, Miss Margaret Sutherland, Miss Happer, Miss Catherine Weller, Miss Elizabeth Walton, Miss Neville Johnson, Miss Dorothy Warren, the Misses MacDougall, Miss Mary Palm- er, the Misses Hill, Miss Catherine Shaw, Miss Katherine Wrenn, the Misses Henry, Miss Elizabeth Young, Miss Helen Griffih, Miss Zolnay, Miss Charlotte Clark, Miss Nash, Miss An- nette Ashford, Miss May Taylor and Miss Madeleine Austin. Mrs. Austin Kautz is chairman of the box committee, and Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh is vice chairman. Mr and Mrs. Smithers Hosts at Card party Mr, and Mrs. Edward W. Smithers were hosts at a card and buffet sup- per party last evening in honor of 2 number of friends from Denver, Colo., and Portsmouth, N. H. now visiting in Washington." Every detail of the entertainment was carried out according to the traditions of St Patrick, the entire scheme of decora- tion as well as the music and other features, being complimentary to the saint. Friends of Miss Fisk Observe Her Birthday A party of friends gathered at the home of Miss Katherine L. Fisk, 929 M street northwest, Thursday even- ing, to celebrate her birthday an- niversary. The evening was spent in playing five-hundred and music and dancing. Later in the evening refresh- ments were served. The dining room being decorated with spring flowers and St. Patrick's colors. 0, the, compeny were Miss Edith tes, ohn - ), Miss TaAce Gibbs,- Wayhe Bhepherd, M Pearl Jenes, Mr. George Von Dache Miss | | The ambassador of Italy, Prince Caetani, will return tomorrow from a short tour of the middle west The ambassador of Japan and Mme Hanihara will be the guests of honor at dinner Saturday evening, April 14, of Dr. Lawrence Evans, who will en- tertain at the Cosmos Club. ‘The minister of Siam, Phya Phrabha Karavongse, will be host to a com- pany at dinner Saturday evening. The minister of Ecuador and Senora de Elizalde will entertain at dinner Wednesday evening at the Chevy Chase Club. The minister of Sweden and Mme. Wallenberg will entertain at dinner Tuesday evening, March 27, in compli- ment to the minister of the Nether- lands and Mme. de Graeff. The minister is spending a few days in New York, where he went Friday. The minister of Bolivia and Senora de Ballvian will entertain at dinner Tuesday evening in compliment to the ambassador of Italy, Prince Caetani. The minister of Bolivia and Senora de Ballivian will go to New York the middle of April for a fortnight's visit, The minister of Persia, Mirza Hus- sien Khan Alai, will entertain at din- ner Tuesday evening in honor of the Secretary of State. and- Mrs. Hughes. The dinner also will be in the nature of a celebration of the Persian New Year eve, the new year in that coun- try coming with the advent of spring. The following day, New Year day, the minister will give a large recep- tion from 4:30 to 7 o'clock in th elega- tion on 16th street, when many of the interesting and quaint customs of his country will be exemplified. The minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro will entertain at dinner Wednesday evening, April 4, in Som- pliment to the Secrétary of State and Mrs® Hughes. The minister and Senora de Alfaro. planned the dinner earller in the seasom, but owing to the illness of the Secretary and Mrs. Hughes the dinner was postponed. The minister of the Serbs, Croat: and Slovenes, Dr. Pavichich, enter- tained a small company informally at tea Friday afternoon at the legation, on 16th street, when he was assisted by Mme. Stangler, wife of the charge Q'affaires of Czechoslovakia. 3 ‘The minister of Poland and Mme. ‘Wroblewska will be hosts at dinner Thureday evening. The minister of the Netherlands, Jonkheer A. C. D. de Graeff, will re- turn from Cuba the moddle of the week. The minister has been absent a fortnight, which he has spent in Havana, where he also represents his governement as minister. The charge d'affairs of Lithuania and Mme. Carneckis will entertain a few guests informally at dinner tomorrow evening. The counselor of the British em- bassy and Mrs. Henry Gétty Chilton will entertain at dinner Saturda: evening. - PHOTO = O Plans to Raise Fund For Veterans' Widows And Orphans’ Home Association Arranging for Ball at the City Club, Washington, the Evening of April 4. o Address Hackensack, ub—Social Courte- Plans are about completed for the ice 1o be given by the Home ows and Orpk e United 1 tion hassy and tertained last even | 1 New Mrs. R. Leshie Craigie en- « small company at dinner | benefit & Mrs. Craigie returned!for W, York the middle of the|gtates Crafiie “wi | the ¢ Club. lunching with|A m utive committee 1\:1‘ the general committee on wrrange- ments was at the New Ebbitt Wednesday nigh: The proceeds de- rived from the dance will go toward the fund for a home for widows and or- who fought in any war in defense of the United States. is transferred to Now York, as secre- | This association is made up of all war Enr\ to (_h.\ garian consul general|v rans’ a. ciations istrict of the .Lé«:l.ol';rv -\{ ;l::;l‘om bia ar\d their iretary of i g natst it is under- | Myrtle May Locbsack, | president of the W {and first vice president of the associa- jtion, is the honorary chairman of the general committee on arrangements, and Past Division Commander J. Clin- ton Hiatt of the Sons of Veterans, U. on M fe them inform; | The commercial counselor of the | British embassy. Mr. John Joyce Broderick, and his sons will go to Atlantic City to spend Easter and \lh‘ holiday d Mrs friends The third secretary of the Bulga- rian legation, Mr_Theodore Geshkoff, | zatic i the tood, | Jman’ secretary and Mfs- Weeks Due Soon From Florida The Secretary of War and Mrs. Wéeks will return from St. Augustine, | S A~ 13 he active chairman. Fla, at the end of this week. The| L' Lizzle W. Calver, past president Becretary ana Mrs., Weeks went south | 2 the Legion of Loyal Women, s to with the President and Mrs. Hard- |Nead the receiving line and is chairman ing and remained at St. Augustine, |9 the Teception committee. Maj. Gen. while the other members of the pres- | Ao Stephan {s chairman of the ticket Tential party wont on the crmien - | committee: Department Commander Harry F. Patterson of the United States The Secretary of Labor. Mr. Davis, | Spanish War Veterans fs chairman of will return tomorrow from Fiorida, " Where he has been for o fortaignt.|the floor committee, with Vice Presi- Mrs. Davie will return to her apart-|dent Watson B. Miller of the American ment at Wardman Park Hotel this|Legion, as vice chairman, and Past morning from New York, where, with | Commander A. J. Kimmell of Admiral Mrs. E. J. Henning, wife of the assist- | 3eorge Dewey Naval Camp, No. 7, ant secretary of labor. she went last | Spanish War Veterans, is in charge of Week. ushers and doorkeepers, Jee The executive committee includes: 4 Judge and Mrs, C. C. McChord and |[Mrs. Myrtle Loebsack, honorary their daughter, Mré. George Le Roy|chairman; Past Division Commander Boyle will return today from New|J. Clinton Hiatt, chairman; York. where they went Thursday to|Maj. H. L. Deam . Emma Hemp- attend the dinner that evening which |ler, Mrs. Lizzie W. Calver, Mrs_Lucy Mr. and Mrs. James B. Regan gave Goldsborough, Mrs. Elizabeth D. at the Hotel Ambasador for their'Shaw, Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan, Past daughter, Mrs. W. G. Gardner. Department Commander Harry Coul- ter, Commander Fr A, Deroot and Mr. and Mrs. Henry White, who are | Adjutant Claiborn S.”Close. spending the season in Florida, will| General committee—Past Depart- come to Washington about April 10 |ment Commander Hebry A. Johnson, and open their house, on Crescent|Mrs. Frances Van Allen, George A. place, for the early spring. ‘Wold, Vice-President Watson B. Mil- : ler, Mies Jennle L. Hamilton, Past Mrs. Davis Ireland and her daugh-|Commander Charles W. MeCaffre: 1 ter, Miss Louise Davis Ireland, are|Mre. Sadie W. Coulter, Mrs. Soph spending the week end at Middleburg, {Borgner, Department Commander Va., where the latter went for the|John W. Reid, Charles H. Babbitt d, Dr. A. A. p Miss Gladys Chapman Smith will ;‘r ];;urn. A I::ir;od; fiv\l?na(g?l’;’e“ join her grandmother, Mrs. Charles M. | Mrs. Mary V. Fauth, Mrs.'E. H. Tem e at White Sulphur Springs|erick J. Rice, Harry F. Pat . with Miss Elizabeth Connally who i8|J. Kimmel, Mrs. M’lce‘g‘;,;:::?":h:_ wife of the ambassador of Belgium. |Emma K. Eubank, Mrs. Belle Gibson, 2 Mrs. Charlotte Barr, Mrs. Katherine Mrs, Hodgkins Hostess Mrs. J. L. OConnell, John ‘Weaver, Thomas A. Wilkinson, D. H. Stein, Maj. 'W. 8. Saxton, L. C. Wood, Mrs. Howard Lincoln Hodgkins will | Mrs. Ro E. Pennell, C. E. Paige, receive the members of the Columbian Davis Beattie, Miss Cora Campbell. Women and their escorts on Tuesday [Miss Georgia L. Clark, Mrs. Jessie R. of President and Mrs. Hodgkins, 1831 |[Ford. Mise Rose M. Frasier Mrs. Kalorama road. An interesting fea- % : presentation of an oil portrait of the late Mrs. Nellle Maynard Knapp, & painting, the gift of Mra. Chailes L For Springtime Ball ellogg of lyracuse, . Y., sister of the late Judge Knapp, is a fine ex-| Mrs: Charles J. Bell, first vice presi- the well-known artlst. Other ‘por|the Eplscopal Home for Chlldren, will 9 Dy S e WO lact as treasurer for the springtime ; i i & B, e e ol or Mrs |ball which will be given Monday Charles W. Fairbanks, wife of theevening, April 9, in the ballrooms of former vice president and a former |the New Willard Hotel for the benefit president general of the D. A. R, and of the home. Mrs. David Meade Le: Walker of Missourl, former vice presi- |agers, is chairman of the ball com- dent general. mittee, and is assisted by Mrs. Wal- At the reception on Tuesday the|ter R. Tuckerman, who is chairman sentéd, on behalf of Mrs. Kellogg, the| Mrs. Harding hes again sanctioned donor, by Mrs. D. Kerfoot Shute, and |the use of her name as patrones: will _be lccwted on behalf of tke|for the ball, which will have a long hunting. They will return Tuesday.|Victor Li Garrigus, Capt. C. O. How Ffoulker, tomorrow after spending |ple, Mrs. Rosalie McK. on, Fred- with her aunt, Baroneas de Cartier,|Estelle Byers, H. T. Dunbar, Mrs. Paul L. Lawson, Chester E. To Columbian Women |Yount, Mrs. E. M. Schloss, Miss Alice Willlam Parkinson. C. H. Davidson, evening, March 20, at the residence |Dunn, Mrs. Annie Fielder, Mrs. Ella ture of the evening will be the formal Mrs. Bell Is Treasurer former president of the club. The ample of the work of F, Carl Smith, |dent of the board of incorporators of Continental Hall, the portrait of Mrs. a similar portrait of Mrs, John R.|president of the board of lady man- portrait of Mrs. Knapp will .be pre- [of the committee for boxes. Columbi: ‘omen. by Mr: ohn |iist of distingyished women of Wash. Relief Corps | Taft to Be Honor G M Mrs. Rafael R. Gov hosts at a ginner party last even at their residence, 2230 Massachus avenue, entertaining in honor of minigter of PRumania and Princess| Bibesco. The other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, Rear | Admiral and Mrs. Cary Grayson, Mr. and Mrs. John Washington Davidge, | Mrs. David Ireland Mrs. Joseph Noell; Count d' Adhemar, Dr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Rhineheart, Mr. de Lagetberg and | Mr. William Bowle Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Govin will entertair large number of guests at luncheon today and pes Mre. William Howard Taft w the guest of honor at a luncheon to be glven at the Washington Club, Wednesday, April 4, by Mrs. Beverly Willlamson and Mrs. Robert Love Taylor. The assistant secretary of war and Mrs. Dwight F. Davis will entertain at dinner Thursday evening, April 12 preceding the polo ball, which will be given that evening in the ballroom of the New Willard Hotel. Mrs. Dav 1 return Friday from Jekyl Isl has bLeen since jw wher March and. | Mrs. Gardner Minot will be hostess) to 2 company at dinner Tuesday even- ing. Mme. Hauge will entertain a com- pany at dinner Thursday evening of this week. Mr. and Mre. julius Lay, who are making an extended stay at the Ham- fliton Hotel, will entertain at dinner there today. There will be covers for twelve. Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Wadsworth, the former of whom is assistant secretary | of the Treasury in charge of forelgn loans and _railroad advances, have ar- rived in Paris, where they were re- cently entertained at dinner by Am- bassador Myron T. Herrick. Mr: and Mrs. William R. Castle, jr. will be hosts at dinner Tuesday, March 20. Clarke Waggaman will be host- Mrs. Y dinner Tuesday evening. ess. Mr. Edwin Markham was the guest of honor at a lunche at the home of Mr. and Mre. Stanwood Cobb, in Chevy | Chase, Md., Thursday, March 15. After the luncheon Mr. Markham read some | o¢ his posms before the Chevy Chase Country Day School. Gen. and Mrs. Wi entertaining _at dinner evening of this week. iam J. Snow are Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Truman G. Palmer were hosts at dinner last evening ai the Chevy Chase Club, entertaiing a company of twenty Mrs. Larze Anderson will be the! guest of honor at the regular weekly Juncheon of the Women's National Press Club in the coffee &hop of the New Willard tomorrow. Miss Louise Goft will entertain at dinner Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A, Garrison McClin- tock will be hosts at luncheon today., Mr. Ralph Graves will entertain a company of young people at breakfast today in his apartment on K street. A delightful bridge luncheon, with forty guests in attendance, was given Wednesday at Brooke tea house by Mrs. Seibert David Boak, wife of Col. Boak of Walter Reed Hospital. The color scheme was in honor of St. Patrick. Among those present were Mrs. M. W. Ireland, wife of the sur- geon general; Mre. Robert E. Noble, wite of Gen. Noble; Mrs. Carroll D. Buck, wife of Col. Buck of Governors Island; Mrs. J. Lynn_Yeagle Mrs. llam M. Williams, Mrs. Arlan V. Cushman, Mrs. Charles H. Cecil and Mrs. Martin Kallman., Miss Allce Douglas Goddard of 3077 Dumbarton avenue entertained at a charming little tea Wednesday, March 14, at the New Willard. Among the guests were Mrs. Charles Alvin Smith, Miss Jean Darnell, Mrs. How- ard L. Hodgkins, Mrs. Eima R. Saul. Mrs. Lewis B. Thomson, Mrs. J. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Mable Denton, Mrs. Walter A. Bloedon, Miss Helen Bloe- don Mrs, Frederick Dill Miss Jean Cliffond - of ‘Boston, Mass, and Mrs. B. M. Truby. Miss Eleanor Carroll Hill will en- tertain st & bridge tea Saturday in honor of Miss e Milburn, (whose [ iw | piss 3 Dinners, Luncheons And Teas Add Interest To Society’s Program Minister and Princess Bibesco Entertained—v_ 1!’5. uest at Washington Club—Other Notable Events. from 4:30 of honor will ter, wife of the Peru; Mrs. Horace the new Governor of F Mrs. Percy Quin, wife of Represen tive Quin and ident of t Congr ding at t tea table attorney g 11 hold Hotel Hamn D. A. R. of Mr: northw: Tuesday, ) of honor at the tea were ard¢L. Hodgkins, Mrs. Hanger and the state officers Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Give Tea at New Willa L t Lyle « Ta former resident M on now located Hotel, was host arranged tea at the New W Thursday afternoon from § to o'clock. The voungest guest was the recipient of unusual attention, being the infant.son of Mrs. Lyle—Jehs Thomas Stuart Lyle, jr. Baby pinkj was the color chosen for the decora- titons, and it was carried out in the gown of the hostess and the florai decorations of the presidential s where the tea was held, effective rangements of pink snapdragons ant pink roses being use Tea was poured by Mrs. Robert ¢ Dean, Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Kim berl Among the Mrs 200 guests invited wer the ambassador of Spain and Senor de Riano ambassador of Peru and Senora de Pezet. the minister of ftzerland and Mme. Peter, _the United States ambassador to Pe and Mrs. _Miles Poindexter. Mrs Woodrow Wilson, Senator and Mrs Wesley Jones of Washington state Representative and Mrs, Albert Joh son of Washington state, Admiral anc Mrs. Robert E. Coontz, Rear Admira William S. Benson, retired, and Mrx Benson, Admiral and Cary Grayson, Mr. and Mr: . M Culloch, Dr. and Mrs hart, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs, Ashburr Mrs. E. G. Northington Jones, jr. Mr. and Mrs David Lyle, Miss Edith Lyle, Mr.ar Mrs. S. F. Low; Miss Betty Baker Tacoma, Wash.; Mr. s Kennedy. Capt. and Mrs. Jerve and Mrs. Coffin Pet. Col. and Mrs. G Col Granger, Mrs, W. James Henry Robert C. Dean, Mr. W. Wheele Mr. Kimber! Holy Cross Alumnae Gives Card Pany and Dan;_ Committees for the card party andg dange given by the Alumnac As sociation of Holy Cross last nigh at Rauscher” of which Mrs. Fred erick J. Ri was chairman, included Mrs P. S. Madigan, vice chairman o the general committee; Mrs. Freder fck J. Seibold, Miss M. Louise Darr “Loughran, Mrs. P. S. Madigan Miss Eugenie L. Lieutaud, Mrs. P. & Madigan, Mrs. J. Kerney, Mrs. J. Hur ney, Miss Adele May, Miss Nad O'Brien, Miss M. O'Donnell, Mrs| Charl W. Darr, Miss Mary Howe Miss Phyllls T. Held, Mrs. George T Thomaides, Miss Helen Clarke, Mrs C. H. Taylor, Mrs. Daniel Forbes, Mis: Estrella Amores, Mrs. John Zabel Miss Grace Fowler, Mrs. Philip D. Brown, Miss Katherine McCarty, Mrs, Leo Kavanagh, Mrs. Ralph J. Carbo Miss Anna Keady, Miss Lillian Sulli-| VA Mrs. T. Donohoe, Miss Edna Reiter, Mis: Christine O'Nell, Mias| Nancy MeArtor. Miss Dixie Tighe Miss Rea Von Culin, Miss Elona Von Culin, Mirs Julia Kennedy, 8 Vivian Rocca and Miss Mary K Mi: Mary McInerney was chairmay of the committee on tiockets. Patrons not already announced 'in cluded Mr, and Mrs. M. Heister, Mr. and Mrs. L J. Kolb and-Mr. Josep! Berberich.