Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1923, Page 52

Mrss EUGENIE LEMERLE, To make her debut Saturday atthe home of her parents, De. Mrs. iuger‘: L.Lc]i:r e/ Mrs. Coolidge Wins Place In Hearts of the People By Gentle, Winning Ways New England Idea of Simplicity in Haspitality Maintained—DBrilliant Diplomatic Function Among Leading Events of Week. SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. ACH “first lady” brings into the White House a distinctive person- E ality that gives her a place all her own in the history of the famous mansion, and Mrs. Coolidge, with her gentle, retiring way, her artistic instinct and simple American hospitality, is giving the country a pleasing impretsion of herself. The first state function in an administration may be taken as a true index of the woman behind the President, and Thursday night the New England taste for simplicity and hospitality fully maintained the traditions of the White House. There was a daintiness about every-touch of the decoration, and pink mmust be Mrs. Coolidge's orite color, for gracefully arranged Mme. Butttrfi_y roses, with the dainty sprays of stevia in pale biue, with branches of maiden-hair fern, were used throughout the state suite HIS week has in store the most brilliant of all state functions, the diplomatic reception, to be held at 9 o'clock Thursday night, when the dean of the corps, M. Jusserand, ambassador of France, and Mme. Jusserand will lead the other members of the corps in stately array be- fore the President and Mrs. Coolidge, who will be assisted by the Secre- tary of State and Mrs. Hughes in receiving, with other members of the cabinet and their wives assisting otherwise in the blue room. idge has invited the members-of the Senate Women's Lunch Club to luncheon with her Tuesday, and Mrs. Royal Copeland, wife of the new senator from New York, and others will become better acquainted under most auspicious circumstances. EN a downpour-of rain could not stop visitors irom the cabinet v E “at homes" Wednesday, and smiling hostesses, cheerful assistants| and tea tables gay with flowers took visitors back to pre-war days, the diplomats visiting each cabinet hostess. Miss Mellon presided with grace and dignity over her father’s household, and adding interest and topic for conversation were the rare pictures on each wall of the reception suite. and other older masters is a privilege to which the great mass of Wash- ington visitors is not accustomed. THE Congressional Club assumed its rightful place in Washington's official life Friday afternoon, the new president of the club and her able assistants, the new board, receiving the wives of new menibers, of the upper and lower houses with consummate grace. The usual schedule of social amenities will be carried on there during the season, there being a reception for the President and Mrs. Coolidge, the Speaker and Mrs. Gillett and others. A MOST important and interesting social event on for this week is the ball to be given at Raucher’s: Wednesday night for the benefit of Columbia Hospital, and having an “all-society” management, with every detail for the comfort of guests carried out to the fullest, it cannot be other than a brilliant affair. Many dinner _Fames have been arranged to precede the ball, and with Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, chairman; Mme. Ekengren, chairman of boxes; a long list of important society women as patronesses on other committees, and with Col. Mathew De Laney to make the introductions, but little more could be asked. TTENDED by encouraging success Friday and Saturday, the rummage sale for the benefit of the Child Welfare Society will continue to- morrow and next day with unstinted zeal, at 1328 street. Followin, close on this popular charity will be an attraction for another one o Washington’s pet hobbies, Neighborhood House, in the form of a Japa- nese afternocn, when almost the same well known women as those inter- ested in the Child Welfare sale will take part. 'OTHING in anticipation is more delightful than the Children’s Hospital ball at the New Willard, January 2, when the little ballroom—quite the size of other large ballrooms—will be arranged exclusively for the sub-debutante class at home for the holidays. There will be twelve boxes *~ surrounding the walls, to be taken by mothers of the young set, many of whom will occupy boxes in the large ballroom, where the dancers may tomfortably “sit out” 3 number when they like. This arrangement was thought out when the large ballroom showed signs of an uncomfortable overflow. and as a compliment to the schoolgirl and schoolboy element then to be in_ Washington. Mrs. Frederick Brooke is president of the board of the Children’s Hospital, and Mrs. Henry Leonard, chairman of the ball committee. MR. WILLIAM PHELPS ENO is giving the use of his drawing rooms at 9 o'clock tomorrow night for. an interesting meeting at which Mrs. Winifred Holt Mather will speak on “The Light Houses,” and give interesting experiences of her magnificent work for the blind, which has covered almost her entire life. There are four of the *Light Houses,” one in ‘New York, another in Buffalo and the other two in Italy and Frnnce’ respectively. The effort is to establish-a ational committee-to cafry-on the work of the four light hoGses, resident Coolidge and the Presidents of other administrations beyond Grover Cleveland's time have acted as honorary presidents for the organization. The patrons for Mrs. Mather's work include many of the best known men and womefi of this and the old world. UNDER particularly fashionable patronage the Swedish Ballet will hold the boards at the Shubert-Gatrick Theater tomorrow night and for the rest of the week. -The minister of Sweden and Mme. Wallenberg head the list and will occupy a box tomorrow night, as will Mrs, Richard Townsend, whose interest is not alone centered in the artistic presentation, but aiso in' Cole Porter, author of the music for the ballet, “Within the Quoto.” Mrs. Cole Porter was formerly Linda’ Lee, a southern belle, am{lthe freqlieonf. guest of D:{n.“l‘:‘wnucflhdi l?Iher atron. most of whom will occupy boxes, ar T. .28 T8, irles - Ind Mre Lawrence Townsend: M. and Mro. Harold Walker, beth tHanna and Robert Bell . 3 Mrs. Cool- | " imented to society Friday afternoon by To make a call of courtesy and be introduced to Corots, Turners | alker, {'flu 'U-‘- have reosntly res it-having been | one of-the h’ah%ll:‘:l-l TOWLES /A MRrs Luc Guest vl Dinners, Luncheons And Bridge in Honor Of the De’butantcs Mr. and Mrs. Hitt Entertain Company of Sixty at Grasslands—Many Nota- ble Functions. Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Reynolds Hitt entertained at a large dinner, follow- ed by dancing, last evenlig at Grass- lands for their debutante daughter, Miss Edith Elizabnth Hitt. The din ner company numbered sixty and ad- ditional gmests joined the party for the dancing. A number of dinner par- | tles were given preceding the dance, {among them being one by the chiet| of the Latin Amcflcan division of the | State Department and Mrs. Francls ‘White, who entertained a company of] fourteen | Mrs. John Stewart McLennan will | lentertain at luncheon for ber daugh- jter. Miss Mildred Tytus. December 23, In compliment to Miss Ellzabeth Hitt jand Miss Holena Lodge, two of the season’s dchutantes. | Mise Agnes Ashford, who was pre- her mother, Mra Snowden Ashford,{ will entertain at bridge Tuesday .in honor of Miss Dorethy Tewnsend of Baltimore, who will spend the day with Miss Ashford. Miss Townsend in the daughter of Col. O. P. Townsend | of Baltimore, and her marriage to| | Lieut. Robert' Chafte Oliver, U. . of this city will take place Tuesday, December 18. Miss Bessie McKeldin, debutante daughter of Mrs. Leigh Palmer, will be hostess at luncheon Wednesday, her guests having been asked to meet Miss Ann Gordon. Miss Muriel Eleanor Gray, debutante daughter of Mrs. Pearle Moore Gray, will be the guest of honor at luncheon Thursday, December 20, of Mrs. Peter A. Drury, who will entertain at the Hotel Hamilton. Miss Elizabeth Taylor Jones will be hostess at a bridge party Thursda; afternoon at the Washington Clu In honor of Miss Agnes Ashford. Society Hostesses Announce At Homes Mrs, Butler, wife of Mr. Justice Plerce Butler, will not receive to- morrow afternoon, as she is making & short visit In her homs in St. Paul, Minn. Mrs. Butler will be at home Monday afternoon, December 17. Mrs. George Sutherland will not recelve again until the first Monday in January. Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, wife of the director of the consular service, will | not recelve this afternoon but will be | at home Sunday afternoon, Decembor 18,-after 4 o'clock in her apartment in the Dresden. Mrs. Kauts, wife of Capt. Austin! will be at home Tues- | throughout the sea- ! Mrs, Ernest Greene and Miss Greens will be at home tomorrow afternoon after 4 o'clock at thelr residence, 1218 16th street, and will | receive Mondays throughout the ses- son. Dr. and Mrs Thomas 8. Lovette will De at home this afternoon from 5 to 7 ¢'clock in their home at 17 |'N str nd of the of musioal t this H. by will preside table, assisted by Mrs. Wickham, ~ Mrs. o Qawler, Mise Neéva Calvert Dorothy Pleitcher. Miss Fann Gluckstein, dramatio soprano, Mr. Jo- ! seph at 110, and Gladys Hillyer ai Matthew: ! formal pre Mrs. E. A. Harriman of 1303 18th street will be_at home tomorrow of former M{mste:;“t Coks - sTavEmS Season for Dinner Parties DECEMBER - 9, - (@ STON and daughtesrs, LELIA and VIRGINIA, TR ey T Charles Wefl"sr‘lltfirell. Marked by Notable Events Capital City Schedules Functions of Special| Importance for Every Day of the Present The season for dinner parties iw on, with several of offictal importance scheduled for each day this week. Tha Chiet Justice and Mrs. Wil- 11 Howard Taft ‘'were the honor | guests at dinner last evening of Mal. and Mre. Parker West. The other | guests wero the minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro, Senator and, Mrs. Arthur Capper, Representative |and Mrs. Dantel R. Anthony, jr.; Mrs. | dance at inight for Miss Katharine George Ehle, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic McKenney and Mr. William Phelps Eno. The Secretary of War, Mr, Weeks, entertained a company of four at luncheon yesterday at the New Wil- lard. The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr. Wallace, was host to a small com- pany at luncheon yesterday at the Willard. Mre. 8. J. W ing at tea this Fairfax room of wi . who is entertain- afternoon in ~the the New Willard, Il be hostess at dinner Wednesday evening, entertaining in the presi-| dential suite at that hotel. | Gov. Giftora Pinchot of Pennayl- | vania, who iy spending the week end | with his aunt, Mrs. Charles Boughton ' Wood, was host to & company of twelve men at the Willard yesterday. | Mra. Hubert Work, wife of the Sec- retary of the Interfor, will sssist in recelving at the tea to be gifen this afternoon by Mrs Hugh 8. Cummin: for her daughter, Miss Diana C ent to M iza. beth Adams and Miss Laura Winde: Marshall. Others assisting will b rs. John B. Kendrick, of Arizona, Mrs. Wil ming, in compli D. Mrs. Reber Mra Platt and Mra. Leonard Blook. Representative and Mrs. Fred A. Britten will entertain at dinner this evening in honor of Mrs. Andrew J. Miller of New York, who is spending a few days in Washington, Mras Britten will be hostess at luncheon Wednesday, December 19. Gen. and Mrs. Willlam J. Snow en- tertained Informally at dinner laat! evening In compliment to Col and Mrs. Hugh Wise, who recently came to Washington to spend the winter. Gen. Snow will go to Raleigh, N. C., tomorrow evening, to addres come= pany of reserve officers. will re- shington immediately after He will go to Philadel- d of ll‘\c week to make an re. Rt. Rev. John W. Hamilton, Metho- dist Bishop of Washington, will en- tertaln at tea Wedl es ecember 13, from 4 to 6 o'clock, for his daugh. ter, Miss Helen Hamilion, whose mar. riage to Rev. Geoffrey Wardle Btaf- ford, will take place December 27, in Columbus, Ohio, at'the home of ‘the bride's aunt, Mrs. John Gordon Battle. Col. and Mrs. ent in &t dinner Decemb Col. and Mrs. Raymond Briggs will entertain at dinner Friday evening. Capt. and Mrs. John C. Boyd will entertain at dinner Tuesday in honor jof Admiral and Mrs. McCormick. Lieut. Lester A. Des d Miss Eunice C. Des: 3, f young people at Le T o Paradis last night In‘ honor of Mrs. Herbert Smith. Clg]l. Sam W. Small, D. D., chaplain- ef, the Naval and Military Order trict of Columbia Command. | afternoon and Sunday, December 16. | RS Mrs. Gilbert Brenizer was at homé N. C, 3 the North’Carolina Colonial és. Mrs. Dunn, whe is & sister of Dr. Breniser, is spending several days with them in their nhnmln‘ colonial home at 1503 35th street, ‘Which ti Scott Key in Georgetown. John T. Axton, Senator B. Willls, Representatives Carl Hay- dén and Grant M. Hudson and Ldeut. Willism Howard Cravene. . igaret Hustes, Miss May Govin, Barune a1 Gui Johs en ter C. Fllld’l will Week. - New Hampshire avenue entertained dinner laat night fn honor of Gen. nd Mrs. Lejeune. Additional guests wers invited to the musical given by Flora McGill Keefer. Mr. and Mre. Richard Wilmer will {htertain at dinner Fridas. December Mrs. Walter Wright and M Wright of New been stayl eral week: travel a Alloe Jeans, La.. who have in Washington for sev- since_ returning from 4, entertained at a dinner rdman Park Hotel last Shaw and Miss Margaret Zolnay. Mrs. Wright and her daughter will leave the Capital this evening for New Orleans. Mrs. Hewitt Wells will entertain a dinner party the night of December 12, preceding the Columbla Hospital bail at Rauscher's, and, with the com- pany, will later attend the ball. Mrs. John Stewart McLennen enter- tained at dinner last evening for her daughter, Mias Mildred Tytus, pre- ceding the d y Mr. and , jr., Miss Mar- first secretary of the Italian embassy; Mr. Winslow Vandevanter, Mr. Raiph Snowden Hill and Mr. Gus- taf Printzskold. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald R. Randolph d invitations for a supper evening, December 21, in onor of Louise Harris Ran- dolph,, & dedbutante of this season. i will ‘be hosts at dinner Thursday evening: - : o ‘Mrs. C. C. Calhoun will entertain at Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Parker, ‘luncheon Tuesday in honor of Lady . Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin H. Ellis will entertain & company at dinner New Year ave. Mrs. Floyd Wag, an will enter- tain at luncheon Saturday In honor of Mrs. Paul Stanley Bond of Cleve- land, who is spending_a short time in Washington. Mrs. Bond h at the Shoreham for a week visit her cousin, Mrs. Gorgas, of the late Sury Crawford Qorg: in her apartment at the Highlands before returning to Gleveland. Mr. L W. Eugster wili entertain informally at tea this afternoon after 4 o'clock for young people. .. and Mrs. Charles de Vere yton entertained at dinner last evening st the Chevy Chase Club in honor of Commander and Mrs. Smith Hempstone. Mrs. Rush L. Holland will enter- tain at luncheon Friday. Mrs. Iincoln Green will entertain at luncheon January 3 for her debu- tante dsughter, Miss Ruth Miller i in compliment to Miss Helen trauss, debutante daughter of Rear Admiral snd Mrs. Joseph Strauss. rs. Apthur Bullard will s small company at dinner and Mrs. G. B. Trible will t t tea this afternoon at- their residence on Woodley road. . A large dinner in compliment w: to member to Wa n od his taking the oath of of- ‘The delegation Included Park Commissfoner T, McGinley, Mr. Royal H. Smith, Mr. Bertram Eadi, Mr. R G. undux Mr. James Nola, Mr. Bertram Eadle and Mr. George A. McCloughrey. Mr. Walter 8. Penfleld is enter- taining at dipner tonight in honor of the charge d'affaires of Greece and Mme. Tsanrados. Senator and Mrs. Phipps Mrs. Elliott, Hostess Senator and Mrs, Lawrenoe Phipps have taken a box for the s of be r n &t the President or, the fir uln{ o of “Mmae Butterfly,” os. ST Mo o {Mention of the Folk and Mra. 1928—PART 2. MIsS ANNE DEVEREUX, Debutant d. AL 1 Dr.and Mew Jonv0 an Devereux, to make her fy o H debut ’Jh:n‘ia. Miss CLAUDIARL] v/ READ, | hose parents, Cof | quu:d.zq lftef&og::{ HARR(S - Ewing. Well Known Socially In Nation's Capital Visitors Entertained in City. Residents Seeking Recre- ation Elsewhere—Absen- tees Returning to Homes HGYC. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lowe Harriman| will arrive the first of next week from their home in New York. and will make a visit in Washington, staying at the Lee House. Mrs. Raymond Dalley, wife of| Lieut. Dafley, U. §. A., and her two daughters, M Eleanor and Miss Ruth' Daifley, have left Washington for Sar Francisco to join Lieut. Dai- ley, who is stationed there. Miss Agatha LaLonde, who has| lived in Washington for several| years, left lagt evening for her home in St. Paul, Minn. to spend Christ- mas. Early in January she will go on to San Francisco, where she will m!ke her future home. Mrs. Willlam Schofield Hoge ha: one to Baltimore, where she is vis. ting her son-in-law and, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. Murdoch Norris. Mrs. John Campbell Forrester has given up her house and taken an apartment at the St. Albans, on Con- necticut avenue, until February 1, when she expects to go to Mexico. Mr, and Mrs. E. G. Sewell of Miami, Fla., ‘are in Washington, Mr. Sewell to attend the deeper waterways con- gress. Mra. Sewell came on to repre- sent the Florida D. A. R. at the in- ternation centennial of the Monros doctrine, in Richmond. Mrs. Sewell is vice president general of the D. A R : Mrs, Anna M. Wilkins and Mrs. E. M. Knowlton have left for Miami Beach, Fla, and are located at the view apartments. 818 Collins ave- ity, to spend the winter Lieut. Benjamin Souls Gants, U. 8. N., has joined Mrs. Gants, who la visiting _her mother, Mrs. Géorge Warren Offutt, In her home in Cleve- land Park. Lieut. Gantz will join his ship in ten Mr. Earl Colby and family have gone to Florida for_ the winter, and are located at 739 Meridian avenue, Miami. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Polk of Wash- ington have gone to Miami, Fla. and opened their home, Harmonis, o’ the North Bay shore, for the season. Mrs, Polk's mother, Mrs. Minerva Porter- fleld, who ususlly spends the winter U Presidentand Mrs. Coolidge To Entertain Diplomats Reception in Honor of Corps, First State Function of the Season, Thursda The members of the diplomatic corps will be the guesta in whose horior the President and Mrs. Cool- idge will give a reception Thursday | evening in the White House. This will be the first large reception Which the President and Mrs. Coolldge have given and will also be the first of the state receptions for this season. There are many heads of foreign mis- sions who have not attended a state | function at the White House, having come to this post after the closs of | the offiolal season of 1921-22, and owing to the serious {llness 6f Mrs. | Harding, wife of the late President,| there were no soclal festivities in the | White Houss last season | The ambassador of Germany and Frau Wiedfeldt came to Washington in May of last year and will be among those who will be entertained in the Exocutive Mansion for the first time. The ambassador of Italy, Dén Gelasio Cactani, came just & year ago. The | newly appointed ambassador of Cuba, Dr. Cosme do la Torrients, who ar- | rived the end of the week, will be the youngest diplomat in point of service who will attend the reception. Dr. de la Torriente is the first ambas- #ador from the island republic to this country. His wife and daughter will join him in a few days. The ambassador of France and Mme. Jusserand are patrons and will | probably attend the benefit ball which | has been arranged for Tuesday ev ning in the Plaza Hotel for the ba efit of the French Hospital. The am bassador and Mme. Jusserand have made the trip to New York each sea- son for many years to attend these | < benefits, and they probabl low the custom this week. The ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Geddes are expected to re- turn to Washington early next month after spending six months in their home in England. y will fol- | The minister of Switzerland and Mie, Peter are expected in Washing- ten tomorrow from New York, where they went to attend the annual ban- goer 1aat evening given by the Swiss clety. The minister of Persla, Mizra Hus- sein Khan Alal, will return to Wash- ington today from New York, where bhe has been for & short time. The minister of Bulgaria and Mme. Panaretoff have {ssued invitations for & dinner Tuesday evening, December 18, when their guests are asked to meet_the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Work. The minister of Hungary and Coun- tess Bzechenyl have issued invitations Vednesday evening, Jan- uary 2. The mini who spent sev- eral days in New York last week, re- turned to the Capltal yesterday atter- noon. The niinister of Panama and Senora de Alfuro will be hosts to a company there, has remained in the north and will not join them this winter. Mr. Nathan Welll snd sister, Misa| 1da Welll, have returned from a trip of three weeks to Cuba, Palm Beach, 8t. Augustine, Jacksonville and other southern points. ’ Mr, and Mre. Conrad Syme will have with them for the holldays their son, Mr. Sam Symnicwho is attending the Harvard Law 8chool, * Mr. and Mrs, Arthur E. x?ao of month. Miss Hettie P. Anderson, general secretary \ of Young ‘omen's Christi; ciation, has returned from a_short vacation spent at At- lantte City. Mrs. James J. Sheehy has returned to Washington after spending some months in D She was accom- panied by her daughter, Mrs. John Bhanahan of Omaha, N ‘who will spend the holidays in Washington. Mrs, Charles Lewis Clifford is vis- iting her mother, Mrs. Isabells M. Boniface, at the Westmoreland. Benefit for St. Rose's Industrial School The board of lady managers of St. Rose’s Industrial School have ar- ranged a benefit for the school te be given Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Ambassador Theater, Wwhen Mr. Douglas McLean, a former Wash- ingtonian will be the star. The bene- fit ‘is_under the patronage of Mme. Jusseran Ste. lmuu.:gor "? France; Mme. wife o coungelor of the Narwe logntion, E omas ¥ 'Jx At luncheon at the legation today. The minister of Venezuela and Se- nora de Arcaya were hosts to a large company yesterday. afternoon in the legation at the wedding reception of their niece, Senorita Maria de Lourdes ! Almenar, and Senor Don Claudio Ur- rutia. The marriage of Senorita Al- menar to Senor Urrutia took place at 4:30 o'clock in St. Patrick's Church, Rev. J. K. Cartwright officiating, in the presence of a distinguished com- pan: a. The minister and Senora de Arcaya had receiving with them Senor and Benora de Urrutia, and assisting were those who attended the bride and bridegroom at the wedding, including the_minister of Ecuador and Senora de Elizalde, Sen@ra de Yanos, wife of the assistant director of the Pan- American_Unjon; Senora de Druillet, Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Lloyd, Senorita Carmen Cordova, Senor Ramon teno, son of the minister of agrioul- ture of Venezuels, and the secretary of the Venezuelan legation, Senor Dr. Francisco Gerardo ‘anes, and the military attache, Lieut. Diogenes Mo- rales. The two little children of the minister and Senora de Arcaya. Car- Ignacio Arcaya and Isabella C. Arcaya, who were train bearers for the bride, gave a quaint touch to the reception in their old-fashioned cos- tumes. Among the guests at the reception were the Seoretary of State and Mrs. Hughes, the ambassador of France and Mme. Jusserand, the ambassador of Spain and Senéra de Riano, the ambsesador of Belgium and Baroness de Cartler, the ambassador of Ger- many and Frau Wiedfeldt, the am- ador of Italy, Don Gelasio Cae- tani; the minister of Deamark, Mr. Brun; the minister of Uruguay and Mme. Varela, the minister of Switzer- land and Mme, Peter, the mini Panar the mini, Persia, lqz‘ Hussein Khan Ala{; the L S L S A R G. { Lloyd, ! Lourdes Almen | tertained at bridge, Schedulcd {Ol‘ y Night. Mr. Mr. Astrom; the minister of Guate- and Senora de Sanchez Latour, the minister of Colombia and Senors e Olaya, the minister of Panama Senora de Al ot The m H the minister o de Cordova, Phya Buri aiti and Mme. Dejean, Honduras and Senora the eral and M e ; the Secretary the Interior and Mrs o Work, the Sec- retary of Agriculture and Mrs. Wai- lace, the Socretary of Commerce and Mrs. Hoover, Representative and Mra. Fred A. Briften. the charge d'affaires of Great Britain and Mrs Chiiton, the charge d'affaires of Portugal Mme. Leal, the cha Rumania and Mme. Nan daffaires ol Austria Prochnik, & charge Lithuania and Mme charge d'affaires of Greece and M Taamados, the underseeretars Mot state and Mre. Phillips, the assistant secretary of state, Mr. Leland Harrl- son: the third assistant secretary of state and Mre . the ditector an-American U r. Leo 8. Rows: Mr. 1. v G ant sarsson. Senor_Zavala, Mr. and Mra Leao Gracle, Dr. and Mrs. DieckhofY, Mr. and Mrs. Sadao Saburi, Dr. and Mrs. Steen, Mr. Jose T. Baron, Mr. C. M. Larrea, Mr. and Mrs. de Pena, Dr. Jose M. Coronado, Mr. & Koundouri- otis, Senora A, Eilzalde de Yeasa, l:fllrl ,?]nrln. d!s Caronado, Miss Hor- cla Coronado, Miss Paulina de Gabirla, Mr. H. Coronado, Mr. V. Alfaro, ‘§r.; Mr. Ma v, . the charge and Mme, a'affal ot Vinikas, the ! Miss Julta M Cordob: Mr."Chiarles Les D. ,}1 g’r)nm(-r, and Mra. Cumming, Mr. and Mrs. J. w-.}ntx‘ifl Mr. and Mrs. M. Porras, Dr. C, B. M Guire, Mr. iter Penfisld % Mrs. Daniel Collins, Mgr. The: M'f and Mrs. Fawller, Dr. and Mrs, Wall, Mr. and Mrs. ¥. D. Head, Dr. S{,lh'»rwfl:ll. Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Mr. and’ Mrs. McChord, 3 Eli Bamford Smith, Mr. .-.aymm?"a‘. Quesada, Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Ben- nett, Judge James Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Cyri] Smith, Mr. and’ Mrs. Cote Migs Crissinger, Gen. as, J. ter, Mr. Charles Jonées and Mr. and- Mrs. Cordova Davila, The minister of Poland and M :ovl:.‘omewskll Fill g0 to New Yok 0rrow to_spend several d will return Thursdey. R l?h;;ev Wrolbiewn}l:s. wnldenuruln ompany at luncheon Fri legation. e The minister of The Netherlands and Mme. de Graeff returned to Washington Friday morning from Now York, whero they sojourned for soveral days. Th& minister of Czechoslovakia, Dr. Chvalkovsky, returned _yesterday morning from a visit of two menths in his home in Czechoslovakia, The charge d'affaires of Great Brit- ain and Mrs. Henry Getty Chilton will be hosts at dinner VWednesday evening in their home, on R street. The retiring naval attache of the Brazillan embassy, Capt. Graca Aran. ha, will be the honor guest at dinner Waodnesday evening of M. and Mme. Philippe C. Soyez. The attache of the Venezuelan le- gation, Senor Don Claudio Urrutia, and his bride-elect, Senorita Marla de entertained Thursday the supper dance at War man Park Hotel in compiiment to 8 norita Carmen Cordova, daughtar of tl minister of Honduras and Senora de Cordoya, and- Senor Ramon Centeno, son of the minister of agriculture of Venezuela, who came to Washington to attond Senor Urrutia at his wedding yesterday. evening at Bridge and Buffet Suppe;-. *Mme. Butterfly" Patrons Mrs. Corabell Hudson Elliott en- followed by a buffet supper, Thursday evening at her home, on 21st street, for her daughters, Miss Loreine Elliott and Miss Maxine Elliott. The_guests in- cluded Miss Norvell Munford, M1 CatHerine Wrenn, Miss Laura Bryn, Miss Cecil Lester Jones, Miss Camiila Horen, Miss Varona Horen, Miss Dudley Larrole, Migs VirgiiTa Graham, Miss Corinne Stephens. Mr. E. J. Peterson, Mr. Russsll Whyte, Mr. L. Cropley, 'Mr. Francis Lee, Mr. Pat- rick Waggaman, Mr. Douglas Bul- Soch, Mr. Harry Wyianv Mr. Carlton Moran and Mr. Donald MeCune. Benefit Is Announced For Fatherless Children A Dbenefit card and mah jong party will be given Friday afterncon at Wardman Park Hotel for the benefit of fatherless o] Prises i 00"“: .fl"‘l‘!‘.fil