Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1923, Page 8

ra ' »eot IS4 ‘e SOCTET Ya C Mrs. Harding Will Entertain a Few Guests Informally at the White House Tomorrow Evening to See New Film. RS. HARDING has invited a]SPirited ball, and adding a touch of small company of guests (o tation of a large and elaborate loving the White House tomorrow [cup to Maj. John G. Quekemeyer by when a new film|the Dolo teams of the War Depart- | evening, will be shown, forming the chief mode of entertainment. ‘The ambassador of Spain and Se- nora de Riano will return this after- noon from Philadelphia. where they went yesterday to attend a party. The ambassador of Peru and Senora de Pezet will sail tomorrow from New York for their home in Peru for a vacation. The ambassador spent sev- . eral days in Washington and joined Senora de Pezet in New York today. & " Hests at Dance Tonis! . guests to meet ’ H !\l crystals. Senator and Mrs. Walter E. Edge have as a dance this evening for Miss Sewall, when they will enter- tain about fifty guests. and a seated supper will be served about midnight. Miss Elizabeth Hanna will enter- tain a company of sixteen at dinner before: the dance, having asked her iss Sewall. Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman, who bave been at their home at Tonapah, Nev., have returned to Washington for a visit and are at Wgrdman Park Hotel. Senator and Mrs. Lawrence Phipps will leave today for Denver to re- main until the first of next month, when they will return to Washington. Mrs. Morris Sheppard, wife of Sen- ator Sheppard. will leave Washing- ton tomorrow afternoon, accompanied by their children, for her home in exas, where sh; remain for some months. Senator Sheppard. who is at Wernersville, Pa., will join his tamily in Texas later on. Mme. Prochnik, wife of the charge daffaires of Austria, was the guest of honor_at luncheon today of Mrs. Elonzo Tyner, who entertaingd a company of fourteen at the Shore- ham. The marriage of Miss Ruth V Stallsmith, daughter of M P. W. Stallsmith of Gett g, t6 Senor Don Luls Quintanilla, § attache of the Mexican embassy, will take place Tuesday at the embassy. Mr. and Mrs Stallsmith and their daughter will arrive in Washington Monday afternoon for the wedding, and Scnor Quintanilla_and his bride will start for Mexico City immediate- ly after the dding. They will spend about months visiting Senor Quintanilla’s family in Mexico before they start for China. to which s been transferred. That the War Depariment polo team | graceful speech from M has succeeded in bringing into Wash- ington soclal life an annual event of far more than usual brilliancy and interest was proven by the splendid ‘ ball given at the New Willard Hotel last night, the affalr carrying awa the palm for unique decoration, orig nal arrangement and a detall for the comfort and pleasure of their guests quite unexcelled. The appropriate and snappy decora- tlons were a constant theme of con- veraation all during the hours of the ball, and many good natured laughs were enjoyed by those who Jjust would stumble over the too realistic white boards running between the dancing apace of the floor and the chairs flanking the boxes. On alighting from the elevator the guests were met by riders on pranc- ing steeds. who showed them to the receiving llne. This feature brought a smile to the face of each guest. making the very entrance Into the ballroom a merry one. Goal posts were on either side of the baliroom entrance and the stately room was completely lined with American flags. 1l Brilllant dashes of color were added by the canoples over each box. while the large center box reserved for the Secretary of War, Gen. Pershing and others was canopled in the colors of the War Department team, with the flags of the honor guests at the back of the hox. The hundreds attending the ball were recelved by the Secretary of War. Mr. Weeks. the assistant sec- retary of war and Mrs. Dwight Davis, n. Pershing, Gen. and Mrs. Henr. T. Allen and Gen. and Mrs. Henry J. Hines. They stood in the alcove be- tween the large reception room and the ballroom. leaving the space usu- ally occupled for this purpose, to be used for extra boxes; so large was the demand that boxes were also placed in the balcony. Mrs. Davis, ho stood beside the Secretary of War, wore a_charming gown of mauve chiffon beaded in Mrs. Hines wore a gown of black jet and a huge corsage bouquet of orchids. Mrs. Allen was in a gown of blue and silver brocade, crystal ornaments holding the dra; and wore a tiera of diamonds. Scarcely_ever_has one seen a_more N O el = moxel eimerf SHOP UNIQUE E Street at Eighth pery a Mr: Joseph ‘Anderson of Richmond. | Rogers of Denver and Mr. and Mrs. i with | { j- Hand—nitted | Bead Bags AretheVogue! LL of the materials required to knit this attractive bag of Gun- metal, Chalk, Iris, or glass beads of any color, amounts to only 4 Mr. Reid Instructs You Free. Start one now, and marvel 2 at the saving! George Hart, Mrs. L. A. Hibbette, Mrs. Jane Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Lovett and Maj. Arthur Carnduff. Representative and Mrs. Ira C. Copley were hosts at dinner before the ball, their guests including Mr. Hampson Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0! E. Davies and Col. The_undersecretary of state and Mrs. Willlara Phillips were hosts to the minister of Switserland and Mme. Peter, Miss Rosamond Castle, Mr. Alan Winslow and Signor Renato Si- lenzi. Mr. William Phelps Eno had among his guests Lady Maitland, Mrs. Selden Bacon and Mrs. George Ehle. Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Denegre en- | tertained at dinner and took their guests later to the ball. In the com- pany were Dr. and Mrs. Louls Lehr and Mr. and Mrs, John T. Wheelwright of Boston. Mra. Stephen B. Elkins had among her guests Mr. and Mrs. Gaines and Miss Marjorie Gaines. | Mr. and Mrs. Ord Preston gave their ment. Gen. Pershing made the presen- | box to the latter's sister-in-law, Mrs. tation, and the gift was accepted by a | Murray, wife of Maj. Maxwell Murray, unexpected sentiment was the presen- ENRY T. ALLEN, en, hax just returned from abroad. t polo ball at the New Willard last MRS band, Gen. A e by Who, with her hu: nisnted In recelving at aj. Queke-!who had & number of guests with neyer. | her. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farwell were s at dinner, after which they took r guests to their box at the ball. Admiral and Mrs. Fullam occupied The Secretary of War, Mr. Weeks, | had among his guests his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Washington Davidge. the box of Col. and Mrs. Robert M. John J. Pershing entertained | Thompson. in his box Gen. and Mrs. Henry T.| Col. and Mrs. Howard Dickinson Allen and Gen. and Mrs. John L. entertained at dinner and took their Hines. | Ruests later to their box at the ball. Senator and Mrs. Lawrence C.'In the company were Gen. Briant Phipps_entertained at dinner before | Wells, Gen. and Mrs. John McAuley the ball. their guests including Mr.| Palmer and Admiral and Mrs. Jullan and Mrs. Madden and Mrs. Joseph | Latimer. Barker of Omaha, Nebr.: Judge Platt| ~Mrs. William J. Boardman and Miss Mabel Boardman had as their guests Danise Barkalow. in_their box the minister of Portugal, Senator and Mr: = — Countess Giz: Minot enter guests in their boxes. Representative and Mrs. Carl R.| Chindblom occupled the hox of Sena- | tor and Mrs. Medill McCormick an: had_as_their guests Mr. and Mrs SPECIAL P e s Dinner w_in Our New Store. 610 12th Cold Storage Dance —Insures 1009, Safety | : | ZFor Your FURS. 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Two and Three Piece Suits, Wraps Dresses, Hats, Separate Skirts, Middies Knitted Dresses, Sox, Riding Habits Small Boy#’, Infants’ Outfits and Accessories (Fiith Floor) Viscount d'Alte; Mr. Anderson, Prince Henry Leonard and Mr. Brookings. and Mrs. Larx Radziwill, MaJ. Robert S, and Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker were hosts at dinner last evening and later took a number of their guests to the ball. In the party at the ball were Mrs. Ronald Lyman of Boston, Capt. and Mrs. Willlam Dou- gal MacDougall, Mr. Coleman Jen- nings and Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey G. Plrker.ler. Mrs. King Carley’s guests included the counselor of the British embassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chilton and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wilkins. Miss Margaret Eustis had among her guests Admiral and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lay entertained Representative and Mrs. John Phil- lips Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Hooker and Mr. Mrs. Corcoram ‘Thom. Mr. and Mrs. Rafael R. Govin were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Louls Owsley, Mrs. Ellis Tison, Miss Claire Tison, Lieut. Commander Thomas, Mr. John Temple Graves, jr., and Mr. Willlam Bowie Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Hagner gecu- pled Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke's box, and had as thelr guests Mr. and Mrs. Walcott Tuckerman and Mr. Walter Bruce Howe. Mrs, J. Borden Harriman was host- 88 to Viscount and Viscountess de Sibour, Mrs. Frederick de Mohren- schildt and the naval attache of the British embassy, Capt. Tottenham. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Sylvanus Stokes, occupled their box, and had as guests Mrs. Gerry, wife of Senator Peter Goelet Gerry, and other: and Mrs. Elonzo Tyner entertained at dinner last evening before the polo ball. The company included the min- ister of Ecuador and Senora de Eli- salde, the minister of Colombia and Benora. de Olaya, the minister Panama and Senora de Alfaro, minister of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, Dr. Ante Tresich Pavich- vich; Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Mrs. Clarence Richmond Day, Mrs’ Ken- nedy Wheeler, Miss Mary Morgan, Dr. Lessinoff, Dr. Marinovitch. Maj. Reginald Foster, M. Jules Henri and | Senor de Buenavist Miss Martha C. Codman has as her guests Dr. and Mrs. Louis Living- ston Seaman of New York, who will spend a fortnizht with hér. Mrs. J. Borden Harriman will enter- THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. O., FRIDAY, APRIL 13, Nona McAdoo, daughter of the former Secretary of the Treasury, who has recently returned to Waashing! and taken an apartment at 1215 1 street. ton 6t Mrs. Richard Harlow will not re- ceive on Saturdays in April, but will be at home informally on Sundays during the month, Mrs. Charlep 'W. Wetmore will be at home Sunday afternoon for the last time before salling for Kurope. ceiving with her will be her gues: Mme. Serg Bazavoff, the sister of the former Russian ambassador, Boris Bakhmeteff. Admiral and Mrs. Strauss, after an absence of two years in the orient, have again settled in their home, 2208 Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Struuse will be at home informally tomorrow afternoon and the remaining Saturdays in April. Lady Maitland of England, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Schoellkopf in their home on Q street, left this morning for New York. Mr. William C. Story and Mr. Allen Lawrence Story of New York are Decorations for Spring Weddings tain at tea this afternoon in compliment | to Mrs. de Mohrenschildt, formerly Miss 12th and G Sts. N A PORCH FERN BOXES Filled With Growing Ferns--- Value $18, Special, $9.50 Tomorrow We hope to have enough to go ‘round, but at this bargain price you'll do well to order YOUR fern box early. 1923. guests of Col. and Mrs. Robert Kelton of the Soldiers’ Home. ‘Wanda von Gostzen will Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Baltimore, atthew Lay and is death wedded secondly Adolf Gostzen. me years after Count Mrs. John Stewart McLennan will entertain a small company at din- this evening in compliment to Mrs. Russell Codman of Boston, who is making a spring visit in Wash- ington and Is staying at the Hotel La Fayette. Commander and Mrs. Lamar R Leahy have closed their apartment at the Connecticut and will go to Hot Springs Saturday. They will return to Washington Sunday, April 22, and will_be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wilson for a few days. Mr. John W. Averett, 2d; Mr. T. D. Pepper, Mr. R. B. 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