Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1926, Page 20

SO CIETY. SOCIETY The President and Mrs. Coolidge Honor Guests Last Night of Postmaster General and Mrs. New. HE President and Mrs. Cool- idge dined last night with the Postmaster General and Mrs, Harry S. New, whose other guests were all from In the company were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Miller of South Bend, Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Clark, Mr. Touis C. Husemann and Mrs. John T. Brush, all of Indianapolis The dinney was given at Hemlock Hedge, Edgemoor lane, Bethesda, Md., the surbuban home of the hosts, and the table had a charming center- plece of Spring flowers and fern. Mrs. Dawes, wife of the Vice Presi- dent, was the honor guest at luncheon v of Mrs. Carter, widow of Gen. Carter, who entertained iny of eight in her residence, Bancroft place. Indiana. a comps 212 Mrs. Jardine To Be Feted This Evening. | The Secretary culture and | Mrs. Jardine will be the guests this | evening of the directors z . visors of the 12 - | gaged on extensi who_are meeting here conference. There d buffet supper southwest. at and Mrs. Ja on - work at 220 Fourteentl which the dine will be I The Minister of Latvia and Mme Seya will go to Baltimore tomorrow to be honor gues of | the League of Women The | Minister will give an address Longworth, wife of ~ of the House of Repre- will return to Washing- ton tomorrow evening fron New Y where she has been for several d Yesterday attended a tea given of Mrs. Theodore Roosev: at Roosevelt House, the birthy the late President Roosevsit. ing the tea Mrs. Roos elt Longworth went to meet the Be: {a, which brought back Mr. T Roosevelt and Mr. Kermit Roosevelt from thelr exploration trip. | and Mrs. en- the Capita his daught Jersey Recompanie Elizabeth is, and tonight will attend the banquet given i Jersey City Chamber of Commerce. They will rejoin Mrs at | Wardman Park Hotel 3 Mrs. id A. Reed will be at home tomorrow afternoon for the last time | this season | | he Kendrick, wife of Senator John rick, will be at ter 4 o'clock, in h W street, for the last t She will ith her her Cumming. who, w apt. Cumming, 1s arriving this afternoon for a short stay in Washington before going to Sheridan to visit Mrs. Cum , Mr. and Mr tive Maurice H. Thatcher, entertained @ company of 14 at luncheon today in compliment to her sister, Mrs. Samuel Anthony Mason of Frankfort, Ky Who will be with her until the mid- dle of next we Miss Ahnaw Mayme Hastings, daught resentative Hastings of are hostesses at bridge this after- noon, entertaining in compliment to Adeline Louise Pendleton, whose | Herbert William place Saturday. Mr: f N and Miss of Rep: e Hastings ake Others in the company are Oppenheimer, seorge Vest, D athaniel | reenlees, | Miss Marjorie | Moss, Miss Helen | van den Berg, Miss Vivian Vestal, Miss Ruth Leahy and Miss Charlotte Hawes. A few additional gues asked for tea, when Miss Anna leton and Miss Dorothy Johnson will preside at the tea table. Mrs. Willlam R. mall company at ', Halstead, ) Miss Anne Moss, Miss Representative an Coyle entertained a dinner and bridge Monday night at their home at 3030 P street. Their guests were Representative and Mrs. Guy U. Hardy, Representative and Mrs. Samuel S. Arentz and Mr. and Mrs. Torbet The chief of staff and Mrs. John L. Hines will be the honor guests at din- ner this evening of Maj. and Mrs. Parker W. West The Secretary of the Smithsonian In stitution and Mrs. Walcott have gone to Beaufort, N. C., for a fortnight Mrs. John B. Henderson entertained at dinner last evening for the famous portralt painter of London, Mr. Lasz- lo, who is engaged on a number of portraits here, among them those of the President and Mrs. Coolldge. Marriage Announced of Miss Campbell to Mr. Kleberg. Former Representative and Mrs. Phillp Pitt Campbell announce the marriage_of their daughter Helen Mary to Mr. Robert Kleberg of Santa Gertrudi ranch at Kingsville, Tex Tuesd: March 2. The ceremony was performed in Corpus Christi, Tex in the presence of only the membe: “The Ritzi” ND very “Ritzi” in- deed—is this smart Pump for the tai- foredisait . . . dt's of Russia Calf with a clever- ly tailored bow and a small Gilt Buckle. Also comes in Black with Patent Vamp and Mat Kid Quarter and Cuban Heel. 1337 F St. N.W. | entert home tomor- | ; | Upholstering of the two families, owing to the seriqus illness of the bridegroom's father. After March 15 Mr. and Mrs. Kleberg will be at home at the Santa Gertrudis Ranch, at Kingsville, Tex. Norment will 18 at dinner Mr. and Mrs. Harry entertain a company this evening n Gary enter- a com- . and Hamy dinneér last ev 20 in honor of the Amb: of Great Pritain and Lady Howard Mr. and M nin: me between Daytc and St. Augustine. entertained sion- snator Mrs. Wilson at luncheon toda Compton the Con mor of and Mrs. guests, thelr g 3irdsall of New Y M. Hough of Chic Mrs, Martin of f o in Wash and Mrs, 1" from the ndies at the wer, Mr morrow evening Mr. and M €. Williams of War- renton, V ed today at the Wil lard for a short visit. Miss R the late Mr. glven up her apartment Park Hotel and gone to New make her home. of t R Stephen T rashington nad will the Mayflower, Lieut. and Mrs. Charle jr., are in the city parents prior to Tonolulu, where they will m home for the next three Dasher, who is attached to t Artillery of the Uni has recently be duty at Fort Schofield Hawatlan Dasher will sail fror their new station ‘anal, abo: vears urday Morning Huv nned for Lenten aruel Joe Henry, at the Riding Club on_Saturday. folic hunt at Point to Point d every Saturda the hunting se: April: March 6, Py Tennallytown car “ort Myer; March 27, Country Tub, followed v breakfast at the club; April breakfast 1 invitation of Mi April 10, Mr. Wa 1zem Apri wi tion of Mrs. Mr. Me t masters. ) and Mr. Wilbur Hub-: spointed whips, and Mr. Roland Dawson hu y corge ¥ ision in T honor at the Yankee Division ( at Wardman Park Hotel 1 Gen. Edws Boston by Gen. Edwar . 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