Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 8

SO E The President and Mrs. Harding Hosts to Small Dinner Col. and VN President and Mrs. Hard- | company HE Ing entertained & informally at dinner last evening in honor of their house gguests the ambassador to Great Britain and Mrs. George Harvey. Following the dinner the guests were entertained with a short recitat by Shura Cherkassky of Baltimore, the gifted Russian boy pianist. The hosts and their guests were charmed with the artistic rendering and pow- er of the boy's numbers Dean of Diplomatic Corps Returns From New York The ambassador of France. M. Jus- serand, will return th ufternoon from New York, where he went to at- tend the dinner given by the Authors | Club in hi . in_celebration of his twent a~ ambas- rador in k3 Jusserand is & member of the Authors’ Club The ambassador of Spain and Se- nora de Riano will entertain at div ner June 25, in_honor of Mile. Lu- cienne Nano and’ Senor Juan de Car- denas. counselor of the Spanish em- | hasey. whose marriage will take place Tune 27 ‘The aihba: ano entertaincd day at the embas ra de Ri- eador and Sen eon yester- Tu v in celebration of | the anniversary of the birth of the| King of Spain. The guests numbered | fwenty-two. including the Spanish | naval commission, which came from | New York: panish consul in Thiladelphia. Nano, the coun- . Senor de Car- rs of theem- denas. and other m bassy staff. | | The ambassador of Chile and Se- nora de Mathieu, accompanied by the counselor of the embassy and Senora de Gana-Serruys, went tot Philadel- | phia yesterday and will go to Atlantic City ‘this afternoon § the week end. returning to Washing- | ton Monday. The marriage Kelly. daushter ward Kelly of Dub erick A. M. Tabor of { take place Wednesday, M | home of the bride and sister. the commercial counselor of the British embassy and Mrs. John Joyce Broderick., 1601 16th Only the immediate relatives will he present. Mr. Tabor and his bride will reside at Aiken. where the former is ':Pfidn!nsler of the Aiken Preparatory Sehool street. | The ambassador of Belgium. Baron | de Cartier. will return to Washington this evening from New York. where he has been for a short time. Mrs. Charles James J. Davis. Mary Anderson. Miss Grace Abbott and Mrs. Stanley Rinehart will be the guests of honor at | tea Sunday afterncon of Mrs. Alvin E. Dodd, whose guests will ba a_number of the delegates to the Social Workers' Mrs. Dodd will be assisted Van Winkle, Miss Mary Marion Parkburst and Miss Alma Greenwoed. who will preside at the tea table. Hughes. Mrs. The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Denby were guests of honor at dinner last evening of the commandant of the Marine Corps. and Mrs. John A. Lejeane. There were twelve guests in tie com- pany. The chief of staff, United States Army. Gen_John J. Pershing, has re- turned to Washington after a short vacation. and will atten:l the horse show today. havinz as guests in_his box a number of officers and their | wives. H Lee Trinkle. who George D. Hope at | at Wardman Park to their Virginia Gov. and M were Visiting Mr Fer apartment Hotel, returned home yesterda Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann have as house guests, Mre. Lewis| Newton Murray and Mrs. William J Sullivan of Dunkirk, N. Y. | Mr. and Mrs. Kauffmann will be at home to their friends at Airlie tomorrow afternoon. The most di- rect route from the city to Airlie is north on 16th street, turn sharp to the left just beyond the reservoir, pass down the winding road to the foot of the hill. cross the bridge and go west up Military road. Miss Adris Kendrick, niece of Sen- ator and Mrs. John B. Kendrick, will arrive Saturday evening from her home in Denver to remain with Sen- ator Mrs. Kendrick until after the wedding of Miss Eula Williams to Capt. Samuel Calvin Cumming, U. 5. M which will take place June Miss Adris Kendrick will be one of the bridesmaids. The commercial secretary of the British embassy and Mrs. Buxton en- tertained a company of eight at din- ner last evening in honor of the new- ly appointed minister of Latvia to Lithuania and Mme. Seya. The counselor of the Spanish em- bassy. Senor Juan de Cardenas, will entertain a small company at dinner this evening. Mrs. Harry Brown entertained a mall company at luncheon today, later taking her guests to the horse show. Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Radeliffs are In_Indianapolis attending the sessions ndianapolls attending the sessions Your Oid Hat Made New Again Cleaning, Blocking a Remodeling : A B 4 J.M.ADAM 3§ HARDWOOD FLOORS 1503 Connecticut Ave. Old Floors Refinished L L S PLAITING HEMSTITCHING BUTTONS COVERED Mrs. M. E. Holley Col. 8378. 2861 15th Now in_Our New Fur Coats Stored Free —of charge until autumn when remodeling orders are placed now. Strictly modern. COLD STORAGE —facilities. Notify us and we'll call promptly for your coat. Repairing at Summer Rates bhoT o, 610 12th St. N.W. tor ociety | summer i s | i | Hamilton Hotel, W 1 and ! their apartment at CIETY. and Musical for rs. Harvev. of the General Assemly of the Pres- byterian Church. after spending a few | days with Mr. Radcliffe’s brother. Mr Bryant Walker, in Detroit Mra. Wallace at Flower Booth at Benefit Fete. Mrs. Henry C. Wallace. wife of the Secretary of Agriculture, is in charge of the "flower booth at the fete champetre for the benefit of Neigh- borhood House on ay 22. All the booths represent scenes from fairy | tales and that of Mrs. Wallace is called “The Sleeping Besu She is to be assisted by Miss Ma Mrs. Alvin Miss Miss Charlotte MacDougal, Miss Villa MacDougal. Nancy Fair- child. who will be the siceping beauty. | i Wallace, | ‘Katharine and Julie Hubrecht. the prince Former Representative Thomas S Crago and Mre. Crago, who have been | s llving at Wardman Park Hotel, have left for thelr home In Waynesburs. Pa. where Mrs, Crago will spend the u Mr. Crago, who is now as- sistant attorney general. will return | shortly and will be at Wardman Park Hotel for the summe: At the Latin American reception to- | night at §:30 t the International As- | scclation of Art and Letters. when | the minister of Panama. Dr. Don | Ricardo 1. Alfaro, will be guest of | honor and make the principal speech | of the ovening, Mr. nneth \Wild- demer New 3 i1l also be R the meeting on “International Social Relazmns."] Dr. Clarence Owens, president of the association will preside and intro- | duce the speakers. } of Mrs. Cora Spicer and her dau, ‘)lerl Ecrnice will be at home from § 1o 10 | 2 K 1o 10 ] o'clock Monday evening ioion at 1410 W Capt. and Mrs, Ennalls “'aggamnn.! who have just.returned from & four- month trip spen: in the Mediterranean countries and in Furope, entertained in- formally at luncheon yesterday at the In the company were Mrs. Robert C. Jefferds of Charlesto - Va.. and \Uashington, who also | toured the Mediterranean and Europe Who is visiting her parents, Mr. | and Mrs. George Cooper. 5 b | The Rt. Rev. James H. Dariington. | i Bishop of Harrisburg, is the guest of | Dr. and Mre. Thomas E. Greene in! v the Lee House. Bishop Darlington came to speak at | the dedication of the memorial win dow th building. afternoon in. the Red Cross| Alr. Dan Cooper has returned from a fifteen-month visit in Europe, spend- ing nine month Paris. in months in Lendon | Taly. 8. when the mem- bers of the league in charge of the | benefit have arranged it as newspaper | night. and & number of the members | of that profession will attend i Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Lovette will | entertain a small company informally | at dinner this evening in complimeng to the latter's aunt, Mrs. Annie St of Raltimore. who The Wyoming Cafe -‘lfinulfl:giri A B Redecorated— New Management Wiolesale buying. one chef for mans families ana superior service ecnable us 1o offer COMMUNITY DINNERS 3-Course, $1.00—4-Courae, $1.25 Special Rates by the Month. Breakfast—Luncheon—Dinner New York Baltimore LT LT 1 LT T T T T LT Mid-Summer Wear her sister, Mrs. Margaret E. Whitford, mother of Mrs. Lovette. Patroness for ‘Women's b Card Party. = Mrs. Woodrow Wilson heads the list of patronesses for the card party which the Woman's Democratic Club of Montgomery county is giving, My 23, ut 2 o'clock, ut the home of the president, Mrs.'Jesse W. Nicholson, 103 Newlands street, other patroness- es and persons taking tables are Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, Mrs. Blair Banis- ter, Mrs. Joseph Tumulty, Mrs, Frank Hiram Snell, Mrs. Ollie M. James, Mrs. Pat Harrison. Mrs. Wesley Mar- tin Stoner and Mrs. George Joerns. Among the out-of-town visitors for the Monticello breakfast will be Mrs. Horton Pope of Denver. Col.. regent for Mount Vernon. and Miss Leary. vice vegent of the Mount Vernon board the state of Washington. will be with the Jeffersons Leary at the Christopher table, presided over by “aroline Smith. Mrs. Rose Nel- son Mason of Charles Town, W. Va. descendant of Tom Nelson, who of- fered a sovereign each for every shot fired at his own house during the battle of Yorktown, has come on for the occasion, as has Mrs. Livingston Schuyler. president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. to at- =, the ded- ication at.the Red Cross and the Mon- ticello breakfast. #Mrs Fitzhugh Lee, widow of the famous “General Fitz” of Confederate and Cuban 11 be a guest at the Lee table, as will her daugh- ", Mrs. Ellen Lee Rthea. Mrs. Rob- because of recent . but ex- * interest_in the loan of specially rare Washington and Lee silver. The families of Mount Vernon and Arlington were closely allied. and many Washington relics are owned by the Lees. The two branches of the Lee fam- | Mra, Wil Washington Gl Gt Misses’, Jun known as “the black Lees,’ unettes, as was Gen. Lee er, Li Horse Harry, or the blond: Al #e. will be grouped to- gether with Miss Edith Davidge, who is both a Lee and a Washington, as their hostes: 5 The Son: Gen. Richards and Light as hosts, will have two bril- liant tables, und which will meet the minister of Gautemala and Senora de Sanchez Latour, Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Byrd, Mr, Gaillard Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Light, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam P. Meredith, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George Richards, Col. and Mrs. S. D. Rochenbach, Mr. and Mrs Hugh M. Southgate, Mr. and Mrs. Rives T. Strickland, Lfeut. Col. and Mrs. Rawson Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd P. Waggaman. Mrs. James W. McNeill will be hostess at the tea to be given by the Woman's City Club, 22 Jackson place, on Sunday afternoon, from 4:30 to 6. Assisting Mrs. McNelill will be Mrs. Richard Dean, Mrs. James F. Callbreath and Mrs. Arthur Steinberg. Delegates to the social workers' conference will be the guests of honor. Dr. Sara B. Detwilder, superintend- ent of the Travelers’ Ald Society, Canadian W. C. T. U., whose home is at Toronto, Canada, is at the Burling- ton Hotel Maj. and Mrs. George Oakley Totten, jr.. entertained a distinguished com- pany of architects now attending the convention of the American Institute of Architects at dinner last gl?hl, in- cluding Prof. C. Howard Walker of Baston, Prof. Willlam A Boring. pro- fessor of architecture, Columbiz Uni versity, New York; Mr. Howard Shaw of Chicago. Mr. D. Everett Waid, treasurer of the institute. and Mr: Waid: Mr. W. Stanley Parker. secre- tary of the institute; Mr. C. H. Alden of Seattle. Mr. John Van Pelt of New of the Revolution. with Charles P. S jors’, Girls’ York. Mr. Harvey Wiley Corbett of New York, Mr. Glenn Brown of Wa j&iso Princess Gihka and Mrs.| age. followin; Mrs. Allen Edmonston Swank left ‘Washington yesterday morning for a motor tri] Sw they will visit in Elmira and othér cities, ,being absent for about sIX weeks? ¢ tella, Va. D. Thomas J. 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