Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1926, Page 57

'HE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGT( TARCH 21, 1926—PART 2. Mrs. ROUSSEAU, b with her husband RoarAdmirai Harvy H, Rousscaw, liviw 3238 H StvcBl. ZOB = JBaroxness AGOMALTZAN, ( fi&ddEd“'%&)' £ 1le Y O. 3&'& Z‘Jm»ffié&ssmz posed. at the cmbastyo i wife of | ' Kepresentative i I\ Kiess, of Pennsylvania jijj \\xim ;&g‘r daughler //; W une ¥ \\ /////m{cm/aad, & Unalerwoools J ) ! : ; 1 UNDERINOOD . WIiDE WOR LD Mrs. Dawes as Honor Guest ' In Social Event Tomorrow Mrs. Morris Sheppard to Give Luncheon—Din- === Eresifient and First_ _ Lady Drop Social Engagements During Period of Sorrow Express \\'ish. HO“’CVCT. That Their Befeavc‘ ment Shall Not Interrupt Plans of Official Famn]_v or General public. ' BY SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. <rems o he the wish of hoth the President and Mrs neither their official family. nor society at large shall change their plans on account of mourning for the President's father. They are not permitting their personal grief to take an official phase, and while I | personally they will not carry out any part of the program previously mapped out for them—the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Jardine re- calling invitations for a dinner in their honor Tuesday night—no branch of society will he expected to observe mourning or change social ar- rangements many amary show at this season, and Tuesday forenoon Mrs. Jardine, wife of the Secretary, will receive by special appointment in the amaryllis house the ladies of the executive families, wives of foreign envoys and a few others who will be asked. The exhibition is one of the finest yet held by the department and the treat both for the invited guests and for the public at large is a rare one. The visitors to these annual exhibitions reach into the thousands. L"(\KI,\'G back over the season nothing stands out more distinctly than | the dinner given by Dr. Work a week ago at the Willard Hotel for the President and Mrs. Coolidge. the guests numbering about 70 and the dinner heing followed by colored films showing the life of a lower from i fi sceding nntil it blossomed into full-blown beauty and then dropped its petals. An orchestra with flute string instruments played softly during the dinner and entertainment. he table with its imposing lengih trulv a thing of heauty in it< artistic arrangement silver haskels af pink roses. white lilac and dainty maidenhair fern. entire scheme reminded one of the clegant vet simple decoration carried | ont in the hame of the fate Secretary \Whitney when such a record was | made that the decorators were asked to go abroad for some large and | important events | was UESDAY night roces and lilacs were given the effect of spilling from the quaint silver haskets resting on silver travs, the decoration giving guests a chance ta enioy the flowers and at the same time have a view of other muests unohstructed by towering vases of flowers, now so much In vogue. The candles in old crystal candelabrum hrought from London | many vears azo had chades of a soft cream tint. There was a general | wish that such a charming scheme, giving a vista the entire length of | the table. might gencrally obtain instead of the tall forests of blossoms #e much used ENATOR AND MRS, FERRIS will be hosts at a musical this evening in the baliroam nf the Hotel Washington, when scveral hundred guests have heen invited.' The hour is 9 o’clock and the guests will come from official and resident society and the diplomatic corps. who will hear a program from Mr. Téttmann and others well known in the world of music. Tomorrow night society will enjoy Lohengrin presented under the auspices of the Washington Opera Co.. and the German Ambassador and other diplomats a< well as highest officials generally will fill boxes and scats in the Washington Auditorium. “:um; from official life, are expected Elmira Ccllege Group to to he present. An interesting program has been Honor President Lent| arranged. The banquet will begin at Mrs. @ W. Rippey and the Elmira|7 o'clock. Between the courses the College gronp of the American Associ-| Itallan_ troubadour, Lorenzo D'latto, R : - " lwill sing popular songs. Among ation of the University Women will| jihar musical features will he songs he the hostesses at the tea to be given | by the quartet of the George Wash- in honor of President Frederick Lent |ington University Glee Club under of Elmira Chllege tomorrow afternoon |direction of - Mr. ' Robert Miss Lillian Chenoweth. regent of at the clubhonuse. Dr. Lent will “‘]k,f\lflnnr Chapte D. 4 R.. will sing, on “College Waomen of the Twentieth!and Mr. J. Buynitzky with his |musical saw will he among the spe-. Wil he the clal features. Dancing in the club from 10 to 12 Contury Mme. A. Alphandery guest of honer at a ten given by the ] " s A tion of University . g eaae 3l clude the function. XX o ™ 3 NOl A 30 G idery, who Ix the davghter of|Serve places at table through the Senator ¢ the oldest member | Chairman, Mr. George W. Potter; the of the Frer ament, will tell of | tveasurer, Mr. Harry R. Fulton, or experier hich led to the con-{the president of the soclety, Mr. 8 of the Legion of | Chariton M. Clark. e Abbott. chief of 23e Children’s Bureau of the Depart-| ment of Labor, will be the hostess, and will introduce Mme. Alphandery. | . | hallroom of the Sigma Delta Pi Sorority To Meet at Card Party A card party, to be given by the | Sigma_ Delta Pl Sorority tomorrow 2 afternoon, wil €| n the grane Lists Honor Guests | }uiifoom ‘o the Mayflower from 2 Senator and Mrs. Key Pitman and | to 5 o'clock. Representative and Mrs. Finis J. Gar- | rett will he among the guests of honor | = . of the Mississippi Society at the ban- 1 e ! e U. Layman Alumni £+Tons. Columbia road and Eighteenth | Announce Smoker ptreet northwest, Tuesday evening. ——aator Pat Harrison, as toast The Washington Chapter. Layman master, will introduce the speakers, | Alumni of the Cathelic University, Senator Pitman. Representative Gar. | will hold its monthly smoker at vett and Maj. Charles J. Ferris, U. | L'Aiglon Club Salons Sunday eve- + A, The Senators and Representa- | ning. April 11, from 7 to 11 o'clock. Mississippi _and their | Mr. P. J. Flannery has charge of the many distinguished buffet supper and entertainment. o Mississippi Society from with > s | vears the Department of Agriculture has held its annual of low | The | Harmon. | o'clock will con. | Coolidge that | | MRS HERBERT S.HOWARD with Comdy. Howard now stationed here WDERW 00D Mrs LUTHER A . JOHNSON. wife of Representative Johnsoxry of Texas and, tmportant 1w official life huere ' personages Not;:d In Society Circle Passinz To and Fro Sena'or Edwafdg Refums From Cincinnati — Repre- sentative Mary F. Norton Also Back to City. Senator Fdward 1. Edwards re. turned to his apartment at Wardman Park Hotel Friday after a trip to Cin- cinnati, where he spoke to the Irish Fellowship Club, his address being broadcast over WLW. Miss Elizabeth Edwards, who has been spending the week in New York City, rejoined her parents last evening. Representative Mary T. Norton will return to her apartment at Wardman Park Hotel the first of the week after several days’ visit to her home in Jer- sey City. Mrs. Adam Wyant, who is chairman of the House committee of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution, has as her vice chairmen for the annual congress commencing April 19 Mrs. D. West, Mrs, James T. Begg and Mrs. M. Clyde Representative and Mrs. Charles A, Eaton have as a guest for a few days Dr. Clarence 1. Starr of Toronto, Canada. Kormer Solicitor General and |James M Beck will sail | York Saturday, April 10, for England {and after a short stay in London will %0 to Geneva to visit their son-in-law and daugnter, the United States con- sul and Mrs. S. Pinkney Tuck. Mr. and Mrs. Beck will return in Midsum- mer and open their home at Seabright, M from New | | Former Senator and Mrs. Henry F. { Lippitt have returned to their home in Providence, R, 1., after spending the Winter season at PPalm Beach. Mrs. Montgomery Blair has re- turned to Washington after spending a short time in New York, where she was at the Madison. Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith and Mr. Edwin T. Meredith, jr.. wife and son of former Secretary of Agriculture, are expected to-arrive shortly for an early Spring visit in Washington, and will be at the Mayflower Hotel. Mrs. George T. Marye will go to New York today to meet her daughter, Mrs. Thomas, wife of Lieut. William | D. Thomas, U. 8. N.. who is expected to arrive there tomorrow from Pan- ama. Lieut. Thomas will join Mrs. Thomas in the home of her parents, T (Continued on Sixth Page.) British Envoy and Consort Honor Guests in Chicago Dinner and Cross-Country Ride Compliment Am- bassador and Lady Howard—Other News of Diplomatic World. . The Ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Isabella Howard will return Tuesday from a short visit in Chicago. The Ambassador and Lady Howard were entertained at dinner last eve- ning hy Judge and Mrs. Clarence Nor- ton Goodwin in their home, Apple Green, at Lake Forest, and today Judge and Mrs. Goodwin are giving a cross-country ride for the Ambassa- dor and Lady Isabella. The Ambassador of Argentina and Senora de Pueyrredon have returned to Washington after making a brief visit in New York. The Ambassador of Italy, Nobile Giacomo de Martino, and the secretary of the embassy, Signor Leonardo Vitetti, will return to Washington the first of the week from New York, where they accompanied Nobil Don- na Antoinette de Martino, who sailed yesterday for a vacation in her home in Ttaly. The Ambassador of Japan and Mme. | Matsudaira, the Minister of Sweden and Mme. Bostrom and Senator and | Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps shared hon-| ors at the dinner given last evening by the Minister of Switzerland and Mme. Peter. The Ambassador of France and Mme. Berenger were the honor guests at luncheon yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lansing, in their home on Eighteenth stree The Minister of Denmark, Mr. Con- stantin Brun, returned Friday from a short stay in New York, at the ‘Waldorf-Astoria. The Minister of Uruguay and Mme. Varela will entertain a company at luncheon today. The Minister of Hungary, Count Szechenyl, will return the middle of next week from Cuba, where he is spending a fortnight, being the rep- resentative of his government at that post. The Minister of Costa Rica, Senor Don J. Rafael Oreamuno. will return today from New York, where he has been at the Marguery for several days. The Minister of Austria and Mme. Prochnik will entertain at dinner to- morrow evening in compliment to the retiring counselor of the Norwegian legation and Mme. Steen. The Minisfer of Egypt and Mme, Samy were hosts at dinner last eve- ning, entertaining In compliment to the Vice President and Mrs. Dawes. Others in the company were Lord and Lady Kindersley, who are house guests of Vice President and Mrs. Dawes; -Senator Samuel M. Short- ridge, Senator and Mrs. Rohert Nel- son Stanfield, Senator and Mrs. Ar- thur Capper. Senator and Mrs. Wil- liam H. King, Representative and Mrs. John Q. Tilson, Representative and Mrs. Finis J. Garrett, Repre- sentative and Mrs. Sol Bloom, Judge and Mrs. Samuel Jordan Graham, Judge and Mrs. William M. Graham, the Assistant Secretary of the Treas- ury and Mrs. Charles Dewey, Miss Suzette Dewey, Miss Vera Bloom, the first secretary of the Egyptian lega- tion, Tsmail Kamel Bey, and the third secretary of the legation, Dr, Farag | Mikhail Moussa. The Minister of Poland and Mme. Ciechanowska entertained at dinner last evening in honor of the Secretar of State and Mrs. Kellogg. The other | guests were the Ambassador of France and Mme. Berenger, Senator and Mrs. David A. Reed, Representa- tive and Mrs. Louis A. Frothingham, the Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. J. Butler Wright, the Undersec- retary of the Treasury, Mr. Garrard B. Winston; Mrs. Richard Townsend, Mrs. Truxton Beale, Mrs. Harold ‘Williamson, Mr. Kirk of the State De- partment, Lord Willam Taylour, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kochanski, Mr. and Mrs. F. Lammot Belin and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer. Following_the dinner a larce com- pany, includiRg members of the dip- lomatic corps, officlals and residential society, joined the party for a pro- Br;\m of music given by Mr. Kochan- ski. The Minister of Bulgaria and Mme. Radewa will g0 to Philadelphia today and remain through tomorrow, going on from there to New York, where they have been invited to the reception which the trustees of the American colleges in the Near East will give later. The Minister and Mme. Radewa will be absent the entire week. | P surname and using it entirely. | much younger than Senor Mathieu. Noted Scholar Cnmes To Represent Chile In Diplomatic Role Ambassador Crucha ga, Classed as Illustrious Statesman, Soon to Pre- sent His Credentials. Tn Senor Don Mignel Cruchaga Ta cornal, Chile has sent to Washington as her fourth Ambasador one of her most fllustrious scholars and states. men and one who will uphold the lofty standards of those who preceded him. The Ambassador had expected to present his credentials to the Pres- ident Friday, but woing to the shad- ow of death resting on the home in Plymouth, Vt., this ceremony has heen postponed for at least two weeks. In the interim the new diplomat will have time to adjust himself in his future field of labor, and fortunately he has in readines a handsome. well equipped embassy and a competent staff. Senor Cruchaga has decided to drop the last name, as Senor Mathieu did, because, if he followed the cus- tom of his country and wrote his mother's name after his father’s, he would become known entirely as Tor conal, Americans and British as suming that the last appelation is the He {s a native of Sanitago de Chile, the capital of the republic, and is being in the fifties, and of handsome and vigorous presence. in all foreign services, he prepared himself first for the la and having taken his degree in the National Uni- | versity, he was admitted to the bar and called to teach international law in his alma mater. He wrote at this time an exhaustive treatise on this subject and this study has passed through several editions and is deem ed the authoritative statement of Chile's intergretation of foreign rela- tions and inter-related obligations. But early in his legal career the Ambassador also took over politics and was elected to the Congress of his country in 1902. Here he as- sumed a leading role on international questions and on finance. He was at this time sent as the Chilean dele- zate to the first scientific congress held in Montevideo and was a dele- gate to the pan-American congress held in Buenos Aires. Several times he has represented his nation at The Hague conferences, and more recently has been sent to Geneva to attend the League of Nations conferences. | The Ambassador has been twice hon. | ored by a place in the cahinet, the | entertain at Like so many | | grandson, | tertaining in ners Feature Season ;fl Offic;al ancl Non-Official Circles. Mrs. Dawes will he the honor guest t luncheon tomorrow in the Chinese room of the Mayflower. when Mrs, Morris Sheppard will entertain a com 20 Sheppard will en. 1nesd in the Chi- Mayflower, when exts. dinner of th nese they am ill have T resent Speaker of the louse of Rep ives and Mre. Nichelas Long were the zuests at the dinner last evening by Representative E. B and hie « 3 in the presiden- tial suite of the Willard Hotel. The table had a charming arrangement of Spring flowers and potted plants were placed ahout the suite. The other < were Senator Simeon D. Fess, tepresentative and Mrs. Charles C. Kearns, Representative and Mrs. John . Cooper, Mrs. Frank B. Willls, Rep- resentative and Mr E. B. Steph- |ens. Representative and Mrs. Charles 1. Thompson, Representative and Mrs. < T. Begs. Representative and Zllis Moore, Representative |and Mrs. Roy G. Fitzzerald. Repre- ive Frank Murphy. Representa- tive John C. Speaks, Representative land Mrs. William Morgan, Repre- sentative and Mrs. (Robert C. Crosser, Representative and- Mrs. John Me- Sweeney, Representative and Mrs. Charles A, Mgoney, Representative and Mrs. Charles Brand. Representa- nd Mrs. W, W. CChalmers. Repre- Thomas A. Jenkins, and Representative and Mrs. Israel Foster, worth, Representative and Mrs, 8. Wallace Dempsey will entertain at dinner Sat nr and Mrs. Frank entertained infor- night for their Mr. Edward Mor: vis Miss Florence Risse! | Funk. who are at home from school. They had 12 guests, Representative of the Treas. Charles Dewey will ner tomorrow evening pliment to the Ambassador of and Mme. Berenger. Assistant nry and Mr: in capt. John P. son _and Mrs. Jackson entertained at dinner last evening in honor of their sister, Mrs. | Deming Jarves of Dinard, France. Interstate Commerce Commissioner and Mrs. Richard V. Taylor enter- tained at dinner at the Raleigh last night. the guests being Dr. and Mrs. Charles €. Marbury and Mr. and Mrs. James on Reynolds. Mre, Robert F. Mackenzie, who has not entertained during Lent, will give a tea shortly after Easter. Mrs. Godfrey Lowell Cabot will entertain this afternoon at an infor- mal musical and tea, when the pro- gram will be given by Mr. Sigurd Nilssen. Mrs. George Lee of Boston, who is spendinz some time in Washington at the Mayflower, was hostess at dinner Friday evening in the presidential din- ing room, her guests being Col. and Mrs. John Bigelow., Maj. Joseph Glid- den, Miss Klizabeth Hammond and Mr. Paul Gardner. Mrs. Gillett-1ill gave a dinner to a company of 10 at Wardman Park Hotel Saturday night, in honor of her Mr. Logan Gillett-Hill of Douglaston, Long Island, who is spend ing his Easter vacation with her, as his' parents are in Europe. Dr. and Mrs. Cary D. Langhorne were hosts at dinner last evening, en- their home on Massa- chusetts avenue in compliment to the retiring counselor of the Norwegian legation and Mme. Steen., Mrs. Amos G. Draper had as her guests at dinner last evening at the Grace Dodge Hotel, Judge Wendell Phillips_Stafford of the District Su- preme Court and Mrs. Stafford, Dr. J. Franklin Jamison of the Depart- ment of Historical Research of the Carnegle Foundation and Mrs. Jami- son, Col. Joseph Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks and Mrs. Evelyn La Crome. Wardman was host at the dinner dance last evening at Wardman Park Hotel, when covers were laid for 20. Mr. Harry first time in 1903, when he was min ister of fAinance, and in 1906, when he (Continued on @ixth Page) A Miss Loretta V. Barnes entertained st a dinner and bridge party last eve- ning, at the Women's City Club, In » niece, | henor of Miss Elizabeth Coleman. lor and Miss Katherine Potter, who |are to sail for Panama., March 25 Watte, M Mrs. Rlanche Parks and Miss Robinson, Miss .Inlia | Katherine ~Willson, | Sheckells, Mrs. F { Mayme Barnes. Mrs. G. W. Offut will ha hostess af bridge Thursday afternnon at the Grace Dodge Hotel. in honor of her sistar-inlaw, Mrs. Lemuel D, Offut of Baltimore, . . Entertainment in Aid Of Home for Children The ladies of the Pierce Guild, in behalf of the Washington Home for Children, have issued invitations to their annual benefit, a card party, tea and sale of fancy and useful ar- ticles, at the Washington Club, 1010 Seventeenth street, Thursday after- noon, March 25, from 1:30 to 6 o'clock The guild includes Mrs. James E Baines, Mrs. A. B. Browne, M F. L. Brown, Mre. H. Clay Browning, Mrs. J. B. Church, Mzs. C. A. Drooj James M. Green, Mrs | ban. Mrs. Guy H George A. King. Mrs. Frank B. A dell. Mrs. H. B. Patten, Mrs, Charles H. Robh, Mrs. A. 1. Semme: W. H. Sholes, Mrs. Wendell | ford, Mrs. Anna Perkins s | Mrs. Van Orsdel. Mrs. Sanford Whitwell, Mrs. Charles J. Willlame son and Mrs. John C. Wilson, . Surprise Shower Given | For Mrs. W. F. Carter A surprise show was _given Thursday evening for Mrs. Walte F. Carter, formerly Mis Margaret Saffell, by a group of her friends The house was decorated with Spring flowers and among those present were Miss Virginia Schofield. Miss Ella Diven, Miss Josephine Larmon. Miss Ethel Wakefleld, Miss Lilllan Switser, Miss Harriett G Ruth Bitting. Miss Rebec Miss Regina Fraber, Mis sell, Miss Rebecca Ha; Anthony, Miss Georgia Blessing, Mra. Alice McMillan, Mrs. Edith Gannen, Mrs. Maizie Corbin, Mrs. Mary Grant and Mrs. Margie Aldridge. Card and Mah-Jong Party To Aid Garfield Hospital A card and mah-jong party will be given at the Mayflower Hotel at 3 o'clock the afternoon of April 8 for the benefit of Garfield Memorial Hoe- pital, under the auspices of the presi. | dent of the Garfleld Ladles’ Aid So- ciety, Mrs. C. €. Willlams, and her associates. Tables have been placed in the boxes of the ballmom, giving more privacy to those who wish it, and most of these tables have already been taken, only a few remaining. Tea will he served in the ¢hinese room. lohnson, Mrs. Dawes a Sponsor For Loyal Dames Party Mrs. Charles Gates Dawes has given her name to the Dames of the Loval Legion as sponsor for a eard party they will give April 6, in the Willard room of the Willard Hotel, the pro- ceeds to be devoted to the patriotic work of the society. A partial list of the patronesses includes Mrs. Fred- erick-Dent Grant, Mrs. Everett Sand- ers, Mrs. Porter H. Dale, Mrs. J. Charles Linthicum, Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker, Mrs. Charles Humphrey, Mrs. Needham Jones, Mrs. Willard Hol- brook, Mrs. Charles W. Hobbs, Mrs. John Charles Black, Mrs. Isabella Morrow Boniface, Mrs. Cuno H. Ru- dolph, Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, Mrs. Cortland Nixon, Mrs. George Fiske Dudley, Mrs. Frank B. King and Mis< Sophle Pearce Casey. {Mrs. Thomas Sterling 1‘ “At Home" April 7 | Mrs. Thomas Sterling. wife of for- mer Senator Sterling, will be at home from 4 to 6 o'clock April 7, at 3700 Thirty-sixth street northwest. k