Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1924, Page 31

e Mgrs. JOHNvanA Mac MURRAY and Louise, wife and da,u?h{zr of the head of the FarEastern Affairs Division, State De partutent Society Anticipates Gay Period of Entertainments Planned for Easter Week President and Mrs. Coolidge Will Be Hosts at Dinner Party Thursday Night—Annual Break- | fast of Congressional Club Wednesday. | SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. GAY Easter week attends society, filled with dinner parties and balls by night, luncheons, at homes, teas and other entertainments during | the day Thursday night by the President and Mrs. Coolidge for the Speaker | and Mrs. Gillett gives midwinter weight to the program. While the Capital | has lost much of its old briliancy in the Easter Sunday parade when the streets were thronged with citizens and out-of-town visitors watching to see the diplomats and smart society folk go by *o worship in various | churches, the almost unending caravan of limousines and other cars | circling the cherry tree drives in Potomac Park today gives one an even bigger vision. HERE is a veritable merry-go-round for Wednesday, when crowded into the twenty-four hours are a sufficient number of interesting affairs to norma’ly last a week. For the daylight hours there is first the Congressional Club's annual breakfast at Rauscher’s, with Mrs. Coolidge | as honor guest and an incomparable program of wit and wisdom; cabinet | afternoons at home which in this day and time furnish an official novelty in- stead of an official routine; a diplomatic reception when the minister of Esthonia and Mme. Piip will celebrate the anniversary of the Esthoniar ronstituents’ assembly and a society circus which all of the social worl will wish to attend either afternoon or evening, whether able to do so or not. THE Bible saying, “Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof,” will apply only to the bodily fatigue of a hostess who essays a peep at each ieading event of the afternoon of Wednesday, for pleasure wi'l lead on to the night hours when the Secretary of War and Mrs, Weeks will be guests at digner of Gen. Dumont, French military attache; the undersecretary of state and Mrs. Phillips will entertain at dinner at beautiful Beauvoir for al- most the last time, before they leave for Belgium, and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will give a large dinner party that night. SCARCELY less brilliant will be other days and nights of the week for society folk, and Tuesday night the Pan-American Union bui'ding will fend all its picturesque charm of background to the dinner party and later the reception to be given by the special mission from Panama in honor o the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes. There will be music and dancing | during the time of the reception, and, if the weather permits, there will be an added charm in the Aztec garden as a sitting-out place. The minister of Ecuador and Mme. Elizalde have a dinner on for that night, as have Capt. and Mrs. Andrews, who will entertain for the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Curtis; Maj. and Mrs, Parker W. West will give a dinner for \h:'l ambassador of Cuba and Senora de Torriente, and there will be a dinner | with the charge d'affaires of Brazil and Mme. de Sousa Leao Gracie as hosts. ENATOR AND MRS. JAMES W. WADSWORTH, JR., will have guests | at dinner tomorrow night preceding the presentation of “America,” Griffith’s fi'm at Poli’s, and a number of other carly dinner parties will be entertained before the film showing and the Dixie ball. The assistant secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Eliot Wadsworth will entertain the former undersecretary of state and Mrs. William Phillips at dinner Friday | night, the dinner being one of many in their honor before they sail for Belgium in May. There is an affiliation between the new American am- | bassador to Belgium and the roya! 1amily in that both are fond of children | znd Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson and others in Washington treasure photo- | szraphs of the king and queen surrounded by their charming family, while Mr. and Mrs. Phillips present a rare and beautiful picture of wholesome American life in their family of little ones. ‘ E Dixie ball tomorrow night is an annual event of more than twenty years’ standing and in it will figure a large contingent of the social world, though it is more local than official. Mrs. Coolidge, who has so graciously permitted her name to be used as patroness of dozens of helpful movements, has given it to head the list of sponsors for this charming annual ball. PROPOS of the week is the Easter recital of the “Sacred Flame,” a recent masterpiece in literature put into entertainment form and pre- rented at Trinity Community Center. 3d and C streets northwest, Wednes- day night, at 8:15 o'clock, by Jean Wilson. dramatic and humorous mono- logist of rare attainment, assisted by Myra, McCathran Marks, singing eharming old songs and wearing charming old and quaint costumes, and ‘Winifred McGregor Michaelson. Mrs. John Prender, president of St. Mark’s Woman's Club, is in charge. Society Circus Scheduled At Fort Myer Wedneaday The society circus which will be siven at Fort Myer Wednesday after- | noon and evening is of much interest to society here. The debutante drill will have for captain Mrs. Donal W. Sawtelle, who was formerly Miss Hleanor Anthony, and has won many prizes at horse shows in and around ‘Washington. \ The uniform that will be womn by “he ladies in the debutante troop will bo sleeveless coats of yellow sateen | fastened with one large pear! button. | worn over a white silk shirt walst with Peter Pan collar, with yellow satin tie to match, white serge riding breeches with boots and spurs, to- gether with white felt overseas caps piped with yellow. Recent additions to the box-holders for the circus and horse show are Senator and Mrs, Reed Smoot, Gen. | John A. Johnson, Gen. and Mrs. George W. Andrews, Gen. and Mrs. | John W. Joyce, Mrs. R. H. Liggett, the Japanese embassy, the Cuban em- bassy, Gen. Hugh A. Drum, Mrs. Helen Campbell, Commander R, Lowell, U. S, N.: Gen. Charles McK. Saltzman and Gen. George C. Rickards, | musical tea next Mrs DALLAS D.L.MCGREW. with Helena and Johr Roberty, April 24 with Mr MCGrew omsdpSecretarg of the- an Foreign Office & satlt k2 Formal and Informal Teas Announced for Easter Sunday Guests ght hours, and an official dinner party at the White House | Mrs. S. W. Henry and Mrs. | | President and Mrs. Coo]idge Will Entertain W. L. Crane Will Assist Mayor and Mrs. Samuel Goodacre. Maj. and Mrs. Samuel Goodacre will give an informal tea this afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock in their home on Cathedral avenue. Mre S. W. Henry and Mrs, W. L. Crane vill preside at the tea table and Mrs. L. M. Fuller will be at the punch bowl. Others assisting in the dining room will be Mrs. Edward Crane, Mrs. Sophy Kep- rer, Mrs. Betty Kimmell and Miss Frances Goodacre, daughter of the no; Mrs. Joseph Leiter will at tea this afternoon in New Hamps will accompany her Mrs. John R. Willlams to Europe, sailing Tuesday, April 29. They will visit in Paris and later in London, where Mrs. Williams' son-in-law and @aughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Sterling, live. Mr. Sterling is counselor of the United States embassy in London and Mrs Leiter will be presented at court during her stay in London. be hostess Mrs, ter mother, ire avenue. Mre. C. L. Parsons will be hostess at tea Friday afternoon at the Club of Colonial Dames for the ladies who are here in connection with the m«a‘ing of the American Chemical Society. Mrs. Randolph Petrkins will be hostess at a tea Tuesday afternoon at her home, on Kalorama Road. Miss Winifred Redway is giving a small tea at the Washington Club on April 24 in honor of Miss Wilhelmina Spanhoofd, whose marriage to Ed- ward Hall Walter, lieutenant in the Corps of Engineers, U. 8. A., will take place in the early part of May. Dr. and Mrs. Atherton Seidell will | give a reception Tuesday afternoon n thelr home, at 2301 Connecticut avenue, to the members and guests ot the American Chemical Soclety. Miss Lillisgn Chenoweth will give a Sunday afterncon from 4 to 7 o'clock, at her hiome, on Meridian place, in honor of Mra Thad Parris of Philadelphia Mrs. Harri- son, wife of Senator Pat Harrison; Mrs. Stephens, wife of Senator Hubert cphens; sentative Percy Quin, and Mrs. Lowry, wife of Representative B. G. Lowry, all of Mississippl, will alternate at | the tea tablo, and those assisting in [man John the dining room will be Mrs, Clifton Clark, Mrs. Charlton Clark, Mrs. J. C. Pritchard, Miss Mary Lee Goddard and Miss Justine Roseman. The Na- tional Quartet, so well known in mu- sical circles several years ago, will give a number of selections, accom- panied by Mrs. Parrish. The quartet is composed of Mrs Elizabeth Max- well, soprano; Miss Chenoweth, con- tralto; Mr. tenor,' and Mr. Harry Forker, bass Other prominent musicians will be heard on the program during the afternoon. Mrs. Jogephine Beach entertained at | Mrs. Quin, wife of Repre- | William _Braithwaite, | APRIL 20, D i S\E NOR. sister in law of 1924—PART 2. o Miss ANNE GORDON, | N Leading lady- 3 & for shel avid.Castro, Charge of Salvador Dinner at White House | Considered Week’s Event m | Honor O{ Speal‘ef afld Mrs- chderick H. ! Gillett Thursday Night. Giving a decided official phase to the dinner parties of this week will be the company entertained at the White House Thursday night, when the President and Mrs. Coolidge will give the dinner in honmor of the Speaker and Mrs. Frederick H. Gil- lett, earlier date on account of official mourning The Secrotary of State 1es will be the guests of honor dinner to be given by the vice United States Tariff Mrs. April H at chair Cu an of and evening, Chase Club. ission Tuesda: at the | Chevy Senator and Mrs. David A Reed will entertain a® dinner Saturday | evening in honor of the ambassador of Argentina and Mme. Pueyrredon. They have also issued invitations for a supper party to be followed by a musical the evening of Tuesday, April 29. Mr. and Mrs. Truxton Beale will | entertain_a company at dinner this evening in compliment to the am- bassador of Great Britaln, Sir Esme | Howard. Former Senator James D. Phelan was host to a company of twenty-five men at dinner last evening at the | Shoreham. Mr. Phelan will sail aboard the Majestic from New York Saturday, accompanied by his sister, Miss Mary L. Phelan. Mr. Phelan is Staying at_the Metropolitan Club and will Join Miss Phelan in New York tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evarts Johnson entertained at dinner last evening at the Chevy Chase Club for their daughgter of Miss Mary Louise John- son; o compliment io Miss Ellen air. A Mrs. J. Borden Harriman will give a supper party this evening, when her guests will number twenty-five or thirty. This is the first of a series | of Informal parties which Mrs. Har- riman has planned for the spring | season. Maj. and Mrs. Xenophon Price en- [lefluned at dinner last night a party of young folk in Honor of Midship- Milburn, their Easter guest. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Price en- tertained at a bridge tea for Miss Lucy Gillett of Pittsburgh. Miss Mary Stitt is giving a tea this afternoon for Miss Gillett. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ferris enter- tained at_dinner last evening at Wardman Park Hotel Club Wednesday for the wives of the councilors of the American_Chemical .sam:u. which will meet ‘here this week. tea Thursday afternoon in honor of | Mrs. Fredericks, w'fe of Representa- tive John D. Fredoricks of Califor- nia, and Mrs._Florence Foster Jen- king_of New York city, president of the Vedi Musical Society of that city. Mr. Amold Freshman of Newport, R L, is spending the Easter holidays with his aunt, Mrs. E. W. Furey. | Archaeological Society Entertained at Reception Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond entertained at a reception yesterday afternoon from 5 to 7 o'clock for the Archaeological Society of Washing- ton, Dr. Manuel Gamio, director of the bureau of anthropology of Mex- ico, being the guest of honor. Mem- bers of the Washinkton branch of the Archaeological Society of America were guests. Mr. Robert Lansing, president of the Washington branch, assisted Mr, and Mrs. Hammond in receiving. Mr. and Mrs. H. Campbell Graeff have issued invitations for a dinner Monday evening, April 23, in honor of Miss Elizabeth Hanna and her fiance, | Mr. Richard Porter Davidson. Mrs. H. E. Howe will be hostess at | dinner tomorrow evening at the Cos- mos Club. her guests being the wives |of the councilors of the American | Chiemical Soclety, which will meet this week at the New Willard Hotel | Mr. Henry Avary of Detroit enter- | tained at dinner at Le Paradis last | |evening in honor of Miss Maud Scruggs. The other guests were | Licut. 'Col. and Mrs, Charles Andor- |son, Judge and Mrs. Austin Swack- hamer of Philadelphia and Mr. Ossip | Perelma. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stevens enter- tained at dinner last evening in com- pliment to Miss Willie Vernon, whose marriage to Mr. Brice Little of Wil- son, N. C., will take place in Ralelgh, Wednesday. April 30. The other guests at Ainner were Mrs. George P. which was postponed from an | and Mrs. | Culbertson, | Mrs. R. S. McBrido will be hostess | at the luncheon at the Chevy Chase | Kimmel, sister of Miss Vernon; and Mrs. W. T. Thomaseon, Mr. and Mrs, Herbert A. Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Briggs Simpich, Miss Dorothy Har- ris, Miss Eva Freed, Miss Betty Ber- ens and Mr. William T. Kelley. Interstate Comme-ce Commissioner and Mrs. Frederick 1 Cox entertained guests at dnner last evening in honor of Judge and Mrs. Henry S. Priest of St. Louis, father-in-law and mother-inMaw of their daughter, == Wells Blodgett lest, formerly ss Ansenath Cox. M Cox rcturned to Washington vesterday from F' da, where she has spent several weeks. During_her absence her daughter, Mrs. Wells Blodzett Priest, has been with Mr. Cox at their home on 19th street Mrs. Hughes Will Receive Mrs. Hughes, wife of the Secretary of State, will be at home Wednesday afternoon and while she will receive alone, Mrs. J. Butler Wright and sev- eral other ladies of the State Depart- ment official family will assist gen- erally. Mrs. Willlam R. Castle, jr., and Mrs. Wilbar J. Carr will preside at the tea table. n Miss Aileas Mellon, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. New, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Davis will also be at home Wed- nesday afternoon. Mrs. Wilbur will receive in her resi- dence, 1820 Jefferson place Wednes day afternoon. her, presiding at the tea table Mrs. Edward W. Eberle, wife of Admiral Eberle; Mrs. John A. Lejeune, wife of Maj. Gen. Lejeune; Mrs. Benjamin F. Hutchison, wife of Rear Admiral Hutchison, and Mrs. John D. Fred- ericks, wife of Representative Fred- ericks of California. Mrs. Wilbur will also have assisting | her a group of California girls, who are students of a local seminary. They include ericks, daughter of Representativ and Mrs. Fredericks: Miss Dorothy Fulton, Miss Margaret Martin, Miss Pauline Schoder, Miss Frances Keach, Miss Anne Abrams, Miss Mary Marti Miss Mary Weity, Miss Beulah Gil bons, Miss Cherry Stephenson, Mis Louise Gordon and Miss Harriet Snider. Mrs Gillett, wife of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, will re- atter 4 have with her her | daughter, . Reginald Foster of | Boston, who is spending the Easter season with her mother. Mrs. Holm O. Bursum. Miss Claire | and @aughters of the senator from | New Mexico, will be at home Thurs- | day afternoon after 4 o'clock in their home at 2139 Wyoming avenue for ihe first time this season. | | Mrs. Hines, wife of Maj. Gen. John L. Hines, will be at home this after- noon in compliment to Mrs. Malin Craig, who is visiting Col and Mrs. Cameron Hawkins at Fort Myer. Mrs. Mark Reid Yates will be at home Wednesday afternoon at her residence at the corner of 18th and R streets and again on the afternoon of Wednesday, April 30, Mrs. Wells, wife of Capt. Chester | Wells, U. S. N,, will not recsive today, but will be at home Sunday after- noon, April 27, for the last time this season. | |Bradley Hills League Holds Dance Tomorrow An Easter Monday dance will be given by the Bradley Hills Commun- ity League tomorrow night &t the Montgomery Country Club, 1TA ANGELA CROMEYER. Dr.Don Hector de Affaires Mr. | She will have with| Miss Deborah Fred- | Bursum and Miss Ruth Bursum, wife | mleCoupdeVent at St Pauls &® Academy, May 10, {'shocked. <, solders. S DERWOOP BCNOERWOOD b . Engagements to Wed Announced at Close Of Lcntcn Season Miss Anna Montgomery and James Newman Carter, Jr.. of Philadelphia En- gaged. | Mr. ana Mrs. Warwick L. Mont- gomery announced yesterday the en- gagement of their daughter Anna to Mr. James Newman Carter, jr, of Philadelphia, son of Mr. and Mrs. | James Newman Carter of that city | Miss Montgomery is identified with “ the oldest and most important | branches of official and local society in Washington, and received her edu- cation in this country and abroad She is the granddaughter of the late Warwick Montgomery of New Orlean! a powerful factor in the social and financial world of the south, and is a niece of Mrs. Fdward Douglas White. i Mr. Carter is a member of the | Racquet and Radnor Humt clubs of | Philadelphia. The wedding will take place in May. Mr. and Mrs. George Benton Puller announce the engagement of their | daughter Virginia to Mr. William | Bennett Case of Denver. | The marriage will take place in | June. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Benjamia Bowling of Kanawha street announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Adele to Mr. Robert Swan Townsend, William W. Townsend of this city. {The wedding will take place some | time in June. | | Lieut. Col and Mrs. George C. Shaw announce the engagement of | Mr. Warwick Perkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Perkins of Balti- more. Mr. Perkins is a graduvate of Johns Hopkins LUniversity, class of 1921 | Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Webster Worley of Riverdale, Md., announce the en- gagement of their daughter Anna Louise to _Mr. Harvey Tyndal Casbarian. The wedding will place Monday, June 2, at the River- | dale Presbyterian Church. . Mr. Benjamin S. Yohe announces | the engagement of his daughter Ethel {to Mr. John E. Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larson of Monson, Me, The wedding will take placo at the Church of the Covenant the middle fof Ma marriage of their daughter Rose to Mr. Alex Morton Fiddesop, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1. Fiddesop, March 31, 1924, at_Annapolls, Md., Rabbi Gold- berg officiating. Tea Planned in Honor Of Delegates to D. A. R. The historical group of the District League of American Pen Women is entertaining at tea this afternoon in honor of visiting delegates to the D. In the receiving line will be the spe- clal guests of honor, Mrs. James H. Stansfield, registrar general of the D. A. R.; Mrs. Lars Anderson, librarian general of the D. A. R. and second vice president of the District leaguc: Miss Natalie Sumner Lincoln, of the D. A. R. magasine; Miss Alice Griges, librarian; Mrs, Hester Dorsey Rich- ardson, Miss Stella Plckett ~Hardy, Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher and Miss Jean Stephenson. A musical program will be rendered by Miss Evelyn Hurcum, Miss Netta Craig, Mrs. Elbert M. Wood, Mrs. Irene M. Chainey and Miss Charlotte Klein, Tea will be poured by Mrs. Eli A. | Helmick and Mrs. Daniel C. Chace. | Foreign Service School Holds Prom Tomorrow The Georgetown University School Saal peim ot Hasechers Monday A prom at UL L] ¥ evening at 10 o'closk- the son of Dr. and Mrs.| their daughter, Esther Mary Shaw, to | take | Mr. and Mrs. L Sklar announce the | A. R. convention held here last week. | MRS EDWARD SNOW and her son ree Overman Syrow visiting hes parents Senatoy and Mrs Cverman Diplomats and Society Plan Trip Southward General Exodus Expected When Guests, Includ- ing Sir Esme Howard. Depart to Attend anderbilt-Cecil \Vedding Ceremon.\: a general exodu an; ty and next to attend the ecil wedding, the ambassador Britain, Sir Esme Howard, ng of the number. diplomats this w erbilt of Great The ambassador of France and M Jus nd will go to New York to at- tend the opening, Tuesday, of the expo- sition of Industrial arts of France The am! sador of Spain and Seno: de Riano will entertain a small at dinner in the embassy tomorrow ¢ ning. The ambassador and Senora de will leave Washington Thursday Ashevile, N where they will att d the marriage of Miss Cornelia Vander- bilt to the Hon. J. F. A. Cecil of Eng- land, will take place Tuesday, April at Biltmore. New Y r’p. wh eral days The charge d'affaires of Greece anc Mme. Tsamados will entertain at evenin ymplim Iy appointed United Sta , Greece and ) The ambassador of Chile and Senora de Mathieu were among the guests at dinner last evening of Senor Don Carlos | Aldunate of the special mission from | Chile, who entertained a distinguishe company. The other gue: 3 mjnister of Ecuador and Se alde, the minister of Ur Mme_ Varela, the minister of and Senora de Olaya, the minister of Vene: ia and Senora de Arcaya: the director general of the Pan-American _ | Union. Dr. Leo Rowe; Mr. and Mrs. | Robert Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ~ S. Hamlin, Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. |7 ] Woolsey, Mrs. Joseph D. Noell the | B3I 108 7 Misses Aldunate, Miss Elizabeth Hub- | /RS, Tuesday, bard, Miss Ramona Lefevre, Mr. Charles M. Pepper, Senor Octavio Mendez and | Senor Jorge Aldunat | Rome The ambassador of Cuba and Semora | 1 G €lock | de la Torriente havc as their guest at aere the embassy the ambassador's sister, Senora de Diaz Albertini, of Hawvai | who will be with them until the end of May. Senora de Diaz Albertini is on her way to Europe for the summer. The ambassador of The coun sy and M at the i, wife of the eounselor Hungarian Jegati will be a Tuesday afternoon, -from-§ to in her apartment,at 142 Mme. Pelen The anese military attache of the Jap- embassy and Mme Haraguch e expected to return from Ashe ville, N. C., the end of May, afte {spending two months there, wherr Great Britain | they have taken a house. Sir Beme Howard, will start for > = | Carolina Sunday, April 27, and wi The military tts 1ltflfl the marriage at Biltmore of Mi: ‘ashington Frida Cornelia_Vanderbilt, daughter of Mr s . e George W. Vanderbilt, to the Hon. I Edine T ARV andarbiL 00 A Cecil, former sccretary of the Brit- [ {0 o K 3 ish embassy, which will take piace |APTIl2 Tuesday, April 29. Lady Isabella How- | |ard, wife of the ambassador, is ex- |y, | pected to sail for this country the |pae"¥i S aeq | middle of May and will arrive in this | Geail who w | country about the 20th e bkasy Tov kbow | secretary and Brooks have been have the house ut che of the Britict hariton, will leav he first th, |" “The minister of Portugal, Viscount | d'Alte, is expected to | country early next month and will come | | to Washington about May 15. | | The minister of Denmark, Mr. Gon- tantin Brun, will sail from New York aboard the Reliance, Tuesday, April 2 for his home in Denmark. where he will spend several months’ vacation. The counselor of the legation. Mr. Kaj Helmer-Petersen, will be charge d'affaires during the absence of the minister. The secratary of German emba: ¥, Baron Leopold left ¥r day for the west and will be absen several week: the Brit to Bilt their for orable Mr arn the nava tenham: the Thompson Among the members o embassy i The minister of Ecuador und Se- |nora de Elizalde will entertain a | company at dinner Tuesday evening. | The minister and Senora de El- zalde will have lunching with them | today the members of the legation | stasr” ton-Gordon, and H. Sims, Mr. H MeCormick-Good! Washington Friday - Town and C.ounr’ryiclub Will Hold “*Sports Dance’ The Town Club opening the with “gports _danor The minister of Switzerland and | Mme. Peter have had with them for the spring vacation their sons, Mr. | | Mare Peter, jr., and Mr. Georze Peter, | who will return today to their studies at Harvard University Country season and The minister and Mme. Peter will sail next month for Burope, wherc Mme. Peter will remain through t summer, the minister returning with- |in a few weeks. latest in knickers bo an indoor charge of the grec midnight supper wil music wi . Four more infor planned for May and being May 11 and and 23, [ ceThe minister of Rumania and Prin- | cess Bibesco have gone to Asheville |N. C., where they will bo guests of | Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt until after !the wedding of her daughter, Miss Cornelia_Vanderbilt and the Honor- able J. F. A. Cecil, former secretary | of the British embassy. H The minister of Sweden and Mme. Wallenberg had dining with them last evening their house guests and the members of the legation stafl. The Swedish consul general, Mr. Olaf Lamm, and the minister's nephew, Mr. Marcus Wallenberg, and Mrs. Wallenberg of New Yo rived ¥riday evening and are remain- ing over Easter. and Riding and Hunt Club Plans Last Indoor Show The final indoor horse show of th winter season wi held at th Washing Ridin nd Hunt Clu Friday night. Many of the thoroug! bred animals which are to be ex fted at the National Capital he how, May 16-21, will take part i various events en the program Riding @nd Hunt Club show. Cup. 11 be offered for t The minister of Finland, Mr. Axel Leonard Astrom, is issuing invita- |t | tions for dinner Tuesday evening, |the | May 13, in honor of the Secretary and prizes > | of Staté and Mrs. Hughes. of various places in the eight s listed on the progran T The minister of the Netheriands, |shiows werc held monthly during the Jonkheer Dr. de Graeff, - will be [ winter season and have proven popu Joined "tomorrow by Mme. do Graeff | lar. Ewinh ¥