Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1926, Page 45

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D., C, FEBRUARY 14, 1926—PART eMzs WATLTER G FARRELL, 2ifs of Lieut Parrell, U.S.Marine corps, wow stationedlat Washiadtoru —ARRIS T gfvmtf M iss DoaNDA MRS RAIPH B.UPDYKE, wife of- """ : L PUTNAM, Representative Updyke of Indiana. G e ' ad Daughter of the ey R ConsulatChan- n S ; . e AT tung and quest Envoy . . : . 1 5 = ; : orkepresen e . < e . Brilliant Mardi Gras Ball i lerss o G | Temporarily Out of City Closing Eventof Pre-Lienten Inthe Lenten Season /7 &m0 w“resmenns J | Guests in Philadelphia for Week End— Other Gay Season in Washington el Engagemencs in Con- gressicnal World Include " A Diplomatic Circles. White House State Functions Concluded With Formal and Informal Re- ceptions—Special Notes. Notes of Special Interest Gathered in Army and MNavy Reception—Charming So- cial Festivities of Record. SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. of the world was ever carried out with greater grate t and Mrs. Coolidge, ti urly pleasing. 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Reed, wife of Guests of Honor Named | s { Bealo of Baltimore, Miss Kate Lewis|company at dinner this evening pre- | Mrs. Edw: ¥ diter Hop: ¥ 2 Socidl plennls 1 polits i Repregen e ok ilarian By Art Promoters’ Club -| Senatorial Hostess | ana Miss Helen Clark ceding the Sunday evening concert at r > s i , 8 Mrs. wife of Representa. | £ | | Mrs. Orion Metcalf RBarber will re- T 7 g\ General | beyond bel the various m . Moore, wife of Representative | Dial will be guests of hof c. and Mrs, | cially have been puzzl i 2 M ri, and Mrs. John | Mrs. W. H. nd Miss Rebecca dent and Receiving Thursday | ceive tomorrow for the last time this Tus and Mrs. W .. Boatwr i do understanc relative to the use of | Maore of Kentucky. Art Promoters’ Club, 2011 K of directors in Mrs. \Curtor Gls wife of Senator| Se250n- Howard will be the guests of . Will R. Murphy of Denver the card, © someLime: r who will receive with | northwest, this afternoon from 4 to 6 hica, i st of H ryj Mrs, Carter Glast of Senator i — honor at luncheon today of the So- — tributed to social economy the g ashington 1Inn ladies | o'clock, when the sculptures of James and C wi were with | Gl of Virginia, will be at home| Miss M Perry Brown will be at |jjcitor General and Mrs, William Deo| 2 ayard wil be the S that the card tray, following are: s. I". B. Swank, wife of Repre- [ Anthony Atchison will again be on Mr. and Mrs. ¥ Noves, and | Thursday afternoon at the Ralelgh|home tomorrow afternoon from 3 to|ywitt Mitchell i ’ rs. Samuel Jord afternoon at home of a. hostes - | sentative Swank of Oklahoma; Mrs. |view. Members of the Junior Art Pro. Mr. and Mrs., Adolph Caspar Ailler | Hotel, from 4 to 6 o‘clock, and will | 6 o'clock for the last time this season. % am will entertain at luncheon Satur- [ what resembled the contents 1 ence Cannon, wife of Representa- [moters’ Club will also be entertained were also i par have with her the wives of other mem L Representative and Mrs. Thomas Fet y 27 serup basket. tive Cannon of Missourl, and Mrs. | in recognition of Valenine day. At & Afss Callie Doyle entertained at the | bers of the Virginia delegation in L‘fln»l _Mrs. Georgie _Berry will W. Phillips, jr., of Penn: nfa mnl am_also will entertain at | There were oards of every shape, | john Marshall Robsion, wife of Rep- lo’clor'l\' Miss Brigham will speak om ot performance of the com-|gress. (Continued on Ninth Pidge.) entertaln a eem of 18 at dinner| (Continued on Ninth Puge.) 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