Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1925, Page 33

o cMrss S/ MARGUERITA ® WHERRY, o of NewYork,, Guest of her unele and aunb MajGen. John L Hines, Chief of staff, U.S A., and Mys. Hines. T D ERWOOD e UNDERWOOD Activities at White House, » Coming Week Will Reflect Gay Spirit of Eastertide Official Luncheon Thursday in Honor of president-‘ Elect of Cuba to Be Only State Function of Holiday Time. SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. N keeping with the gay spirit of the season, the President and Mrs. . Coolidge will enjoy unusual activity at the White House this week in their first big post-Easter party, e traditional Easter Monday egg rolling tomorrow being in marked contrast to the official.lunch- con party they will give in the state dining room Thursday for the Presi- dent-elect of Cuba, Senor Machado, and his party. Mrs. Coolidge has added an unique interest to the egg rolling by inviting a number of the older Girl Scouts in to inaugurate and carry on the games for little people who are more or less awed by the thousands of older children and grown- up folks around them. FTHE President’s cabinet has remained almost intact for the Easter sea- son, the Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg being marked absentees. They are spending Easter Sunday at Pinehurst and expect to return here in time to take part in the entertainment of President-elect Machado. The Secretary has adopted the custom of Mr. Hughes in walking to the State Department each morning, and while their handsome car stands by "the doorway to take Mrs. Kellogg on her errands, Mr. Kellogg and His secretary step along toward the office building at a lively pace HE Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Wilbur are following a custom started by the late George von Lengerke Meyer when Secretary of the Navy, and with a party are cruising on the Sylph over the week end. The Secretary of Interior, Dr. Work, is in the West; Mr. Hoover, the Secretary of Commerce, is in New York, and the Secretary of Labor, Mr. Davis, is making a visit in Philadelphia and New York, but will likely re- turn here, as will Mr. Hoover, in time to watch the egg rolling tomorrow. 1t is the custom of the President and Mrs. Coolidge to have the members of the cabinet and their families as guests on Easter Monday, and usually the party is confined to the south front balcony, where they watch the children and hear their shouts from the lawn below. HILE arrangements for the entertainment of the President-elect of Cuba and his party seem to halt a bit, there is the dinner party Thursday night which the Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg will give, preceded by that of Wednesday cvening, when Baron de Cartier, the Ambassador of Belgium, will entertain. Other entertainments for. the party will mark the week, and each event will give some of the friends of Senor de Cespedes, former Ambassador from Cuba to this country, an cpportunity to renew their relations. THF. annual polo ball Tuesday night at the New Willard will call out all social reserves of the Capital, as well as the leaders, and will add another triumph to those of the polo association. New features will be introduced in the decoration of the ballroom, but the idea of a polo field will, as usual, be carried out. The boxes to be occupied by representatives of foreign countries will be decorated in their national colors, and foreign naval and militar-/attaches arc expected to wear their uniforms or court dress. All of th /Ambassadors and Ministers now in the Capital will be in boxes, and adding an_attractive feature will be the polo players them- selves in their field habiliment. 'HE Washington Opera Company will delight hundreds of music lovers tofnorrow night at the Auditorium, when Chaliapin will appear in The Barber of Seville.” Mrs. John B. Henderson will.occupy the presi- dential box and will have with her the Ambassador of Italy and other guests of note. Diplomats and society folk in large numbers will occupy boxes and groups of seats, the new floor arrangement giving those oc- cupying even the seats farthest back a good view of the stage. ASTER brides will parade the boards this week, the wedding of Miss Virginia Harrison Edwards and Ensign John Elbridge Parker tak- ing place Tuesday evening, while two important weddings are scheduled for Thursday, that of Miss Helen Louise Wallace and Lieut. Frederick Cruger Pyne, at 8 o'clock in St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, and that of Miss Elizabeth Zolnay and Mr. George T. Summerlin, jr. at 4:15 o’clock in the afternoon in the home of the bride’s parents. Each bride-elect has received constant entertainment for weeks past, and a lovelier group of weddings has never graced the early days of Easter week. bUTDOOR events from now on will prove the mast interesting form of eutertainment, and the House of Mercy, following its usual cus- tom, has named May 22 as the date for its garden party. The picturesque environs of the Cathedral. Close will furnish the place, and from 3 to 7 o'clock on that day the fashion of Washington will mingle in the shadow of the unfinished Cathedral and St. Alban’s lovely little church. 'OMORROW night the twenty-second annual Dixie ball will take place at the New Willard, and an attraction of the ball harking back to ante-bellum days when ladies in hoopskirts and men in claw-hammer coats graced the balirooms of that period. will be the Virginia reel, almost the saly colonial dance now left us. Taking part in the reel will be—giving them their Civil War rank—Gen. N. D. Hawkins, Col. Lec Crandall, Gen. Charles B. Howry, Capt. F. M. Angelo, Capt. G. A. Alexander. Col. J. A. Brown, Col. John M. Follin, Col. L. M. Powell, Mai. James M. Rixey, Maj. Robert Thomson, Col. W. L. Wilkerson, Maj. H. S. Walter and Col. Alex T. Rose. Mrs. Maud Howell Smith, president of the Robert E. Lee Chap-: ter, and Gen. Hawkins led the reel. < Benefit Card Party *At Home" Announcements For Confederate Home By Society Hostesses The members of the Gen. J. B.| Mrs. Benjamin F. Hutchison, wife Stuart Chapter, U. D. C., will have | of the commandant of. the Navy Yard, will not receive tomorrow afternoon, 2 card party Saturday, May 2, at the Confederate Memorial Home. at| Mondays in April. 8 o'clock p.m. The proceeds wil! be | uded to help send a Confederate| Maj. and Mrs. Parker W. West will | veteran to the coming reunion in|be at home this afternoon in their Dallas, Tex. quarters at Soldiers’ Home. THE SUNDAY' STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. ©, MME.TSUTSUMI, Wife of the new attacthe of the Embassy of Japar. UNDERWOOD - Engagemen’ts to Wed Mark Society Annals Of the Easter Period| Navy Largely Drawn Upon| in Announced List of For- tunate Bridegrooms-to-Be. “ Commissioner of Naturaliza- engagement of nevieve Rider, Albert Bolls, U. Crist announce their dayghter, G Ensign Harry of Seattle, Ensign Bolls is a graduate of the | in the class of 192 Naval Academy Annapolis now wedding will take place in Washing- ton in July, Ensign Boll elaer Univi Daingerfield Love engagement Harriet Daingerfield, to Lieut Roland Hughes, is a member of the Junior League Hughes and Newport, R. 1. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bryant, 3611 engagement to Harold S. N. The wed- Washington Cathedral, urday, May 9, at 4:30 o'clock. Bryant is a graduate of the National Cathedral School of the class of 1924, | Seno: from the Naval Academy in 1923. of Mr. and Mrs. Nortkcutt, New London, Mo. Cooley of Chevy Chase, Md., announce of their daughter, Eleanor Margaret, to Lnsign George S. N., of Salisbury. The wedding will take place in the late Summer. the engagement W. Welker, jr., U. Mr. and Mrs. A. Messer of Cleveland Park announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Agnes Pierre Leon son_of Mr. James Ruedin of Delemont, Switzerland. - Mr. and Mrs. John C. McLaughlin announce the daughter, Helen Louise, to Mr. Philip Altenbaugh wedding to take place in June. Tuesday Mr. will give a luncheon and bridge party at the Columbia their daughter. Miss McLaughlin engagement Pittsburgh, McLaughlin but will be at home the following | , Mr. and Mrs. George M. Alten cj@s Mary RAGUET STITT, “ @&ug’fi.fleraf o Surgeont General - arol Mrs.Edward R. Stith, an attractive fidure in the ay Horse Show. HARRIE ~ E W ING—~ APRIL 12, 1925—PART 2. MR TRANKRE.MCKENNA, Daughter of the Governor of Quebec, entertained at the British Embassy during her visit. Embassy Leaders Manifest Interest in Easter Period; Expected Return of Ambassador and Senora de‘ Riano Adds to Social Activities in Capital Diplomatic Circle. The Ambassador of Spain and Senora de Riano will return {o Washington the of the week, after an absence of a month spent in the South. The dean of the corps and Senora de Riano some time at Palm Beach, where number of parties were given in their honor. They also attended the celebra- tion of the founding of the city of St. | Augustine. They now are at White Sul- phur Spri; The Ambassador of Chile and Senora {de Mathieu will return from New York |the middle of this week. Senora de Mathieu went there Monday and was | Joined by the Ambassador Friday. The Ambassador of Belgium and Baroness de' Cartier will be hosts at dinner Wednesday evening, entertaining in compliment to the President-elect of Cuba, Senor Machado, who will arrive Wednesday for a short visit here. The Ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Jsabella Howard wiil entertain at luncheon Thursd The Ambassador of Argentina and de Pueyrredon and their fam- ily are expected to arrive in New York at the end of this month, having sailed from the Argentine Republic ! Thursday aboard the American Le- gion. The Ambassador and his-family made a short visit in Paris in the Autumn before going to their home in Argentina, where they have been through the Winte The Minister of Norway and Mme. Bryn will entertain at luncheon Tuesday in honor of the Ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Isabella Howard, The Minister of Sweden, Capt' Axel Wallenberg, is expected to arrive in this country the middle of the week after spending some time in Sweden. He will come directly to Washington after his arrival. The Minister of Colombia and Se- nora. de Olaya will return today from New York, where they have been for a week or 10 days. 3 x The Minister of the Netherlands, Jonkheer de Graeff, will return Tues- day from New York, where he is spending the week end. The retiring Minister of Egypt and Mine. Yousry and their daughter, Luttia Yousry, salled yesterday, his studies at Yale, on the Leviathan for Europe, where the Minister will take up- his duties as Minister in Berlin. The Minister of Lithuania and Mme, Bizauskiene will entertain at dinner Thursday evening in honor of the Ambassador of Spain and Senora de Riano. The Minister of the {Ir Free State, Mr. Timothy A Smiddy, will re- turn to Washington the first part of the week from Chicago, where he went to address the Foreign Rela- tions Council. The Minister of Haiti and Mme Price will entertain at luncheon to- day in compliment to the new sec tary of the legation, Mr. Laoul Li- saire, Who has just arrived in Wash- mgton to take up his duties. The counselor of the British em- emoassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chil- ton, returned yesterday from Boston, where they spent the week. Frau von Lewinski, wife of the counselor of the German embassy, will return to Washington the first of the week from White Sulphur Springs, where she motored with Representative and Mrs. William N. Valle, who were en route to their home in Colorado. The secretary of the Rumanian le- gation and Mme. Nano will go to New York tomorrow and will sail Wednesday aboard the George Wash- ington for Kurope, to spend a vaca- tion of two months. . The second secretary of the Polish legation, Dr. Leon Orlowski will re- turn tomorrow or Tuesday from New York whero he is spendjng Easter. The secretary of the Netherlands legation and Mme. Loudon, have re- turned_from Mexico, and have taken an apartment at Wardman Park Hotel. 5 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Liggett To Entertain for Son Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Liggett in their home on Twenkty-third street Liggett, who 1s home for Easter from will give a dance tomegrrow evening Glimpse of Cabinet Officials and Others Prominent in Capita] Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg Retuming to City—Secre- tary quks Recovering From Illness —S oc l al Notes. The Secretary of ite and Mrs. |Kellogg will return tomorrow from Pinehurst, N. C, where they are guests of the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ottis. The Secretary of War, Mr. Weeks, celebrated his birthduy anniversary vesterday very quietly, owing to his recent illness, from which he is now recuperating The Attorney General, Mr. Sargent, had a small company lunching in- formally with him yesterday at the New Willard The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Ibur had lunching with them yes- terday the former’s cousin, Mr. Ralph Arnold of Los Angeles, who spent the day in Washington. Mr. Dwight Wilbur, nephew of the Secretary, is with them for the week end, having come from his studies of medicine at the University of Penn- VNDERWOOD, | Mayflower for Mrs. G. M. Cameron, | whose r | Dr. Alfred Hopkins and Mrs. Horac Mrs. EFFINGHAM. LAWRENCE TOWNSEND, and her daugh{er Mavgare{ Grataw. FNPERWOOD & Social Festivities Mark Week in\iV_a_s_h_ington Homes Dinners, Luncheons and Teas, Formal and In- formal, Predominate—Dances and Bridge parties AlSO a Feature. The Chief stice and Mrs. Taft will entertain at luncheon today their home on Wyoming avenue Mrs. John L. Hin chief of staff, U. S. A., wifs of Gen. Dennis Nolan, were the = S i il Jast| Mme. Hauge will be hostess to a guest of honor at a luncheon Jast|company of 24 at dinner this evening week which Mrs. Bennett, wife of Col.|in compliment to her brother a John B. Bennett, ga gister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ross B ¢ Pa LR s to1. | Todd of Louisville, Ky., who are spend- Battery Park. The luncheon was fol- | ;i 0 COUTv e, ! lowed by bridge, her guests being 3 seated at eig | ve in her home in t small tables | Mrs. Edith ertained at dinner last night at the Sutherland Elmore er daughter and house guest of Mr. Jus- | 92 tice and Mrs. Sanford. In the party| Mr. and SR of 16 were Mr. Justice and Mrs. San- | hosts at a lu daneing in ford, Mr. Justice and M e | Tioikold Srcom morrow compliment to Miss V land, Surg. Gen. and Mrs. Hugh S ja Harrison Edwards and Cumming, Commissioner and Mrs. |John ridge Parker, who Cuno H. Rudolph, Dr. and Mrs. Loren | Married Tuesda Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Percy Hickling, | M 479 Joln* H N Hdwad row even 2= for the weddir Mrs. John B. Henderson hostess at dinner tomorrow eve in honor of the Ambassador of Tt Signor di Martino. Mrs. Hende guests later to the per- Peaslee. Miss Wi tertained Otis place to her he home « ing in complimen Miss Mary Lewis son will take he of orth na and Mid formance of “The Barber of Seville n Charles Edwin Signer. A which the Washington Opera Co. will b supper was served following give at the Washington Auditorium. | ime, the color scheme being in ity blue Mr. and Mrs. Jokn Hays Hammond demy. will entertain at dinner Saturday eve- list of guests d gold of the 1 cluded Miss ning, April 25, in honor of the Am-|Anne Esch, Miss Helen Hanford, Miss bassador of Germany and Baroness|Jeanns Davis, Miss Gretchen Camp von Maltzan bell, Miss Mary Lewis Harvey, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Hammond will be hosts | ' at dinner Tuesday evening, when their 20, guests have been asked to| on, Miss Lucile h Miss= meet the Ambassador of Mexico and | Elizabeth Duffey and Miss Margaret. Senora de Tellez. Lockwood of North Carolina, Mid- - 4 — shipman 3 e 13 M 1 Former United States Ambassador | man L ARl Midehip- to Russia and Mrs. Georgse T. Marve | man Ch: Hart, Midshipman J will entertain at a dinner dance|Boyd McLean, Midshipman Arthur anklin King, Miss _Catherine eenwood of Mississippi, Miss Dais: Thursday evening for their daughter,|Ehle, M ishipman Charles E, Signer Miss Helen Marye, in compliment to|Mr. William Hamilton, Mr. Reynold< her house guest, Miss Marjorie Oel-|Robertson, Mr. Max Prentice, Mr rich of New York, who is her guest for [ Gordon Edmonds, Mr. Franklin King the week. Mr. Murray Flack - Mr. and Mrs. Marye will have a Mr. and Mrs. De Voe will entertain small company dining informally with |at dinner this evening for the them Tuesday evening and take their | Gaughter, Mi guests later to the polo ball. De Voe, when their guests will include Miss Josephin - Goodlett of Mississippi, Mis Dr. and Mrs. Davenport White will | Lewis Harvey of North hr:r::f‘m entertain at dinner this' evening in|Midshipman Leonard . Brannewn: honor of the Ambassador of Mexico | Midshipman Charles Edward Sigmer S ) alle: = " Midsh i . ik and Senora de Tallez and Midshipma: Boyd McLean Col. and Mrs. Daniel J. Carr will Mi: S ' > Miss h Spencer of C g entertain at a buffet supper this even- | wh, js visiting Y\Ir“ ‘.l;d Mrs. hAh;?:B'A Ing for their house guests, Miss Pey- | pamproke Thom, was entertained at ton Lampke of Camp Meade and Mid- |, ‘Jun n today at the Mayflower shipman E. R. Johnson. with Miss Barrine Drak hostess. Miss Paula Lucas is entertaining at | There Were 16 guests in the parts — Mrs. William T. Reed has {ssued’ 7 ; cards for a tea Sunday afi the New Willard to remain for al amei 10 to mest Mr ond Mio 1o sylvania. The Secretary of the Interior, Dr. Work, is spending today in Oakland, Calif., where he went yesterday from Klamath Falls, Oreg. He will go from Oakland later in the week to El Porto and then through the Yosemite Val- ley and at the end qf the week will 80 to Reno, The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr. Jardine, will go to' St. Louis Wednes- day to attend a conference of the Land Grant College and representa- tives from the experirment stations, The Secretary will return the end of next week. The Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Hoover, will return the first of the week from New York, where he is spending-the week end. Mrs. Hoover, who is in_ their California home, will join him here about the first of May. The Secretary of Labor, Mr. Davis, will return ‘tomorrow from Philadel- phia. He will make an address there this evening. Senator Arthur Capper will arrive the end of the week from Kansas for a short stay here. Mrs. Capper, who remained in Washington during his absence, will accompany him to their Kansas home the end of April, closing their house on Sixteenth far ftheir som, Mr. Richard Ambler|gireet for the Summer. 4 .Benator Wilklam M, Butler la 1 short time. He and Mrs. Butler stlisdi o e ratis spent some time in Florida after the | monen tor Chariocren. ® close of Congress, and, after closing| regige. 3 % her visit there, she will return to their home in New England. Mr. and Mr. be hosts to a company. at supper t evening at the Shorcham, in compli- ment to Miss Virginia Harrison Ed- wards and Ensign John Elbridge; John Lewis Smith wiltt Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr will return today from Charleston, S. C., where they Lo ihoan or 1ROy Parker, who will be married this Assistant Secretary of Commerce | Week. . 3 and Mrs. 1., Walter Drake have as T - ? et M Miss Chars|: Mrs. M. A. Jordan Markley, whoi their guesy over Easter Miss Char. (i Mrs M/ A. Jordan Markley, who ot i week h“inn Long Island over the Easter holi- ot days, is giving a bridge luncheon Admiral and Mrs. William S. Ben- | Monday for her daughter, Miss Mae son have with them their son and |Adelle Raphael Markiey, a student at’ daughter-in-law, Lieut. Comdr. and | Columbia University. 3 Mrs, Howard Benson, and their little| girl, who arrived Thursday from the West coast. Comdr. Benson has come : to Washington for duty. An Interesting Double Gen. and Mrs. Dennis Nolan have as Engagement Announced their guest over Sunday the latter's % nephew, Midshipman U. S. Grant| An interesting double engagement Sharp, jr., of Montana. announcement comes this morning. oy . from Mrs. James widow of Col. and Mrs. Danlel J. Carr have as | Col. James J. Mayes, U. S. A., the first their guests over Easter Midshipman ||mlng that of hef daughter, Mary E. R. Johnson and Miss Peyton K beth, to Maj. Archibald King,, Lampke of Camp Meade, who arrived | " nd that of Helen Duncan to- Friday afternoon and will be with ier V. ckles. Maj. King is on them until tomorrow evening. the office of the Judge Advo- i eneral, War Department, and Gen. and Mrs. William Mitchell will ckles Is a. business man of return today from Warrenton, where , Mo, they have been for the horse show | No date is mentioned for the wed- and races. Laiag