Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1927, Page 51

HARRIS SEWING N /8 rs. EVERETT BAILEY, of Csl’liifomm\sistu an of the Sectretary o ues thes I?la.vg, and Mys, Wilbut Special Events to Feature For Early chg:in_ber Days President and Mrs. Coolidge to Entertain Elabo-| rately—Program for Entire Season Com- ‘ | In White House Schedule i pleted—Leading Society Notes. BY SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. HEN on Thursday evening the President and Mrs. Cool tertain the Vice President and Mrs. Dawes and the of the cabinet and their ladies at dinner in the state dining room at ‘the \White House, the official season will be formally opened. To have followed the Chief Executive and the First Lady of the Land since their return from the Black Hills one might imagine the season opened then. and especially as there have been many brilliant cvents in the cabinet and in diplomatic ranks. However, it is not until the President gives the first of the series of state entertainments that the scason is officially opened. HE dinner which the President and Mrs. Coolidge are to give De- cember 6 for the governor gencral of Canada and Viscountess Will- ingdon will be a formal event and two days later the reception in honor of the diplomatic corps will be given. Of course, there are other im- portant events attending the visit of the governor gcnc;al, such as his own dinner party given while he is host instead of guest in the Canadian | legation. The State Department is arranging the welcome to Viscount | Willingdon and the events accompanying his visit. | | HE program for a scason at the White House was never more com- plete than for this Winter, with all of the larger events methodically scheduled and intervals left here and there for important things that come unexpectedly, such as the visit of foreign potentates. The Presif dent’s aides, Col. Blanton Winship, of the Army, and Capt. Wilson Brown, | of the Navy, will make the presentations at all formal events, and the | junior aides will assist in a general wa To have a place in the latter group is an honor which adds riches 1o experience, and young officers of many branches of the service enjoy the privilege. I \ the Army group of aides are Maj. Alvan C. Capt. Leven C. Allen, office of the chief of staff; Capt. Joseph N Dalton, Capt. Hubert W. Bevette and Licut. Francis Graling, Army War College. In the Navy group are Lieut. Comdr. Francis K. O'Brien, stationed on the Mayflower; Licut Comdr. Arthur C. Davis, also on the Mayflower; Lieut. Comdr. G *. Hussey, Bureau of Ordnance; Comdr. Francis H. Denebrick. Naval Intclligence; Licut. John Licut. Tighlman H. Bunch and Licut. Arthur D. Ayrault, all stationed on the Mayflower: Lieut. Morton C. Hutchison, Licut. T. Earle Hipp, the Jatter on the Mayflower, while from the Marine Corps is Capt. Louis | Whaley and First Licut. Frederick E. Stack, the latter on the Mayflower. | andiord, Ficld Artillery; HINGS are moving rapidly in the cabinet circle, and the Secretary of | State and Mrs. Kellogz will seldom dine alone from now until Lent They will give a dinner the Pan-American Union Building Saturda evening, and this weck also records a debut tea in the cabinet family, when the Secrctary of War and Mrs. Dwight F. Davis will present their daughter, Miss Alice Brooks Davis, to socicty. RS. FARRY S. SRR D . wife of the Postmaster General, who went to |} Nev York to visit Mrs. John Tomlinson Brush and attend the Army- Navy sot ball game, will return here Tuesday. Postmaster General a Mrs. New will entertain a dinner party the night of December 4, in honor | of the Army dances when the chief of staff and Mrs. Charles P. Summerall | Brush will come 1o Washington at that time to be a guest. December 8 the, Postmaster General and Mrs. New will have Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ranssdell of Buffalo, N. Y., as their guests and will take them to the | ypien: d reception. MONG other hosts, most of them to entertain dinner parties Friday night, are Brig. Gen. g Brig. Gen. and Mrs. T. Q Donaldson, Mrs. Deakyne, Maj. and Mrs, | . ‘Whitcombe, Gen. and Mrs 2 R. Keefer and *Most all of the hosts and their guests of the Arm “of the Army dances when the chief of staff and Mrs Charles P. Summerall il reccive. ; I ntes. both to be presented at teas, Miss § in the home of | s, who will have 30 guests: . E. Booth, Brig. Gen. and Col. and Mrs. C | Mai. J. B. Gillespic. | will attend the first | ns, LESDAY bogsts ‘two debu Hester Anne LeFevre, having her coming ont party her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. I ‘,v“fiuv‘, going to a din- | ner in ):rr\\hmwr with Mr. and Mr LeRoy as hosts. M Katherine Wilkins will he given a debut tea by her parente aaee g DA G 1 by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. | Wednesday Mrs. Tytus daughter, Miss Vietoria and Mrs. Breckinridge Long will give a dinner. McLennan will give a tea to present her young ! tuart Tytus | Cropley d a member of one of the | nts to Wed Engageme idest families of Washington. | Mark Social Calendar: M Wrroeey i 1 nley Hall Beasley | tow Wornali | announc of i nnounce the | | aughter, Roma | “harles Elmore | upreme Court | The wedding Kansas City in Ry My and this city et for the son Pledger of No definite date has been | weddin; i = i nd Mrs Samuel Gettelman of | nd avenue, Takoma Park. innounce the engagament of | nughter. Virginia, to Mr Kk of Boston. Mass. The wedding I take place during the Summer Mr. and Mrs. Harry 801 Fern street, announce the engage- | ment of their daughter Bessie to Mr Cropley | Simon W, Levitan, Barlow Mrs. Max Levitan of Washin, Cropley. clerk of the ®f the United States Il take place in ry Wornall has friends shington where she attend Gunston Hall_ School v Washington Universjty crop v, who has been an officer the £apreme Court of the United States | for a number of years, and who v eppointed its clerk last June, is the m of Mrs. Charles arlow late Mr. Charles son |and Mrs, Dewey and their family are T Abe | | witl Abramson of | of M B .uij THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. NXOVEMBER 27. 1927—PART - HARRIS & EWIN G— MRS HANFORD MACNIDER., ife e Agsictant Sccretary of War ‘V‘{%figélhcc&w anted himQ{Dthe»/Yorl&/ ) ‘f‘OZ the At‘mq:fi‘l\/q qa‘me“ WaRRIS HEW NG~ . ROBERT B.ROOSEVELT, , { o%%cic comntittes for the chifdrens Country Home Ball December 26 at the Maytlower Hotel. S Mrs ALTEXANDER B.LEGARE. Pregident, of the board of managers:of the Childyens Country Home for which o ball is being diven December 26 HARRIE & EWING— Vice President Planning | For Op_ening of Congress| SNOERWO0D. M1sS ROMA VIRGINIA WORNALL whose parents Mr.and Mrs. Johro Bristow Wornail, of Kansas City. announce her endagement to Mt charles Elmore Ciopley~. With Mrs. Dawes Will Come to Capital Wednes-| day—Notes of Prominent Folk in Official Circle. les G.|Hotel, where he will be joined shortly o > in | by Mrs. Sosnowski. anston, 111, and wsh- | — X for the Winter. | Representative John Q. Tilso! e { Connecticut will arrive in Washington Senator and Mrs. William Cabell ay and will be at the Mayflower Bruce are expected to come from their | aiin this season nd will be se at 1640 Rhode Island ave- | ich they have leased for the !\\ The house was occupied last by Mr Dewey, when tant Secretary \Vhite HOUS€ Dinner SCEeduled to HO!\OI‘ Notables 0{ Canada ington Wednesa: Germany's New Envoy w | Expected in Capital as The New Year Opens Representative and Mrs. 8. Wallace mpsey of New York will return to on Wednesday and will be the Mayflower during the nal season Governor General and Vis- countess Willingdon Spe- cial Guests — Thanksgiv- Hospitality | SO | Ambassador Prittwitz, Suc the former of the Tre Charle was Assise A o cessor to Late Baron von Malt:an. Classcd as BYil‘ liant, Dependable Diplo- mat. Representative Loving M. Black, fr., D Brooklyn, will arrive "in now in Warsaw, where Mr, Dewey | \Washington this week and has taken has taken up his dutics as financial |an apartment at the Wardman Park adviser to the Polish government. | Hotel, wheve he will be joined by Mrs. e | Biack' later in the season. v and Mrs. Royal S. Copeland | ve in Washington the end of ing Season St Events Listed. will the wes the \ veturn from Honolulu in ator and Mrs. Copels their country home in Suffern, Senator and M presentative Mrs. Wallace . | hite, jr., are established in the house at 2449 Tracy place for the winter, having siven up the house at 2011 avenue, where they lived last season. The President and Mrs. Coolidge will entertain at dinner Tuesday. December 6, in honor of the Gov- ernor General of Canada and V countess Willingdon, who will arrive morning ‘Washington for a brief visit and Canadian legation chusetts avenue. The Governor General of Canada and Viscountess Willingdon will be hosts at dinner Wednesday evening December 7, at the Canadian legation, where they will be for several days during their visit in Washington. Mrs. William Howard Taft, wife of the Chief Justice, will entertain in formally at luncheon Tuesda; suests remaining through the noon to play bridze. Mrs. g wife of Senator Charles L. MeNary of Oregon. was ng those who entertained at tea viday in the palm court of the Mayfiower. The Director of the Budget aod Mrs. Herbert M. Lord were the din- ner guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. B. Gillcrest of York City, in the presidential d om_of the May ver. M (Continued on Eighth Page) The through I Ago von the list lishme German the tragic embassy, death of Baron Maltzan, is at the end of of higher diplomatic estab- ts, will, if present plans go| through, welcome its new head about which, | sentative and Mrs, Bolivar ds Kemp will come from their 1t Amite, La., near New Orleans, [ the ond of December. Herr » lattor part of the week, and take [erich Wilhelm von Prittwitz und Gat. | possession of their apartment at the prefers el | Wardman Park Hotel for the Winter. v open their apartment at the| p e s . e el el Representative and T. W. Har: s Park Hotel ghey will have | vison of Winchsster, Va., Save taken : n apartment at the Wardman Park ter, Miss Elizab:th " Thursday. N B Hotel, and will arrive Thursday. wards, 3d, son of Lieut. Edwards. 2 | Hiram Bingham| f will come to the Capital tomorrow and in their apartment at 2633 Six- teenth strect for the Winter, in Senator and Mrs. ward 1. 1d e i wards will come to the city Saturday H fore his nan leave of the Rom has been for the past three weeks in Rerlin conferring with the mem- bers of the foreizn office. It is antici- pated that he will complete his prepa- rations within the next two weeks nd will be at his post in_Washing- ton in order to join the New Year pageant. The coming will be amo lof the corps, reputation for pendahility. ~ An was amon Representative and M enport of € N. am 1. Hull| om hix home in Peovia, | ! possession of his apart- ardman | Hotel, joined by part of the week and niece, Mr. and Mrs, Wil Forrest 10, with their family, n occupying Mr. and Mrs. | ipartment since their retugn a 1Zyvear sojourn in Paris, | move this week to the house | whick they have taken at 2807 Twen- ty-eighth street. Representative Wi as arrived f to take 2 < Hotel for the Winter. = o, ment whe the latter nephew bur § ha Hull's from German Ambassado the younger members nd is preceded by a brilliance and ~ de- ardent Republican, those who substan- | y aided in solidifying the new | form of government, and he founded what lled the November Club, a | politic: ganization which has be- | mother, Mrs. Pearson Warner, and his | come a powerful factor in Berlin, | siste s Elizabeth Warner. Mr.| The German government owns fts Warner-and his sister stopped in New | extensive establishment here on what York yesterday to attend the Army- was knewn In the opening century I (Continued '\un Seventh Page) (Continued cn Seventh Page) Representative and Mrs. M. A Michaelson of Chicago will open their apartment at the Wardman Par | Hotel for the Winter the latter par | of the weck The Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Aviation, Mr. Edward P. Warner went to New York Wednesday to spend \ksgiving day with his My M ng John B. Sosnowski ! and Representative is in Washington and taken ardman ark an apartment at the will be at the new | L|ter, a lat Wa Harrig & EWING o SENORA de CESAR., wife of the Mintister of Nicaraqua, one of i prettiest women it the corps. e of Wax exvice Mprs. FTRULEE DAVISON, ~wife of Agsistant Sccrct&r% with him 1e New Yotk for the game «5cs’wrotmr- Sir Esme and Lady Howard To Eniertain at Dinner Mme. Matsudaira Proposes Luncheon to Honor Mrs. Taft—Other Notes of Interest From Diplomatic Circle. The Ambassador of Great Britain|give that eveni At the same per- land Lady Isabella Howard will enter- | formance, Gluck's “Die Maienkoenigin' | tain_at dinner Thursday evening, De-| will be given for the first time in this | cember 8. | country e of the Am Mme. ain 2 and a Mme. Matsudaira, w dor of Japan, will enter Monday, December William Howard 7 Justice. The Minister of 1w will resnme ifternoon, December and will receive th na t ‘. luncheon | honor of Mrs wife of the Chief ok afternoons The Ambassador of Belgium and Princess de Ligne will be joined sh {1y by their daughter, Princess F heth de Ligne, who is in New York for a brief visit anti, will entert «day evening in the Chinese sa m of the Mayflower. Minister of the nkheer van Roven, he Netherlands, ed yester. | There will be no formal celebration [1¢ of the Belgian national holiday at the | 1Ay from New York, w he went | to attend the dinner Friday evening ewnbassy foday. but the fiag will fiy | {C atiend the dimmer Feidoy evening from the buildin ELCEL 3 he newly appointed Ambassador of | uktar Bey, has saile v aboard the Leviath t rive in New Yor char of Germany {and Frau Kiep entertained at Innch- eon Friday in their apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel in honor of the {naval attache of the French Em. | bassy and Mme. Willm, who wil! toave | Washinston shortly France, Capt. P Willm havi receive E | vice appointment. The bhered 1. The nd the n is expected to middle of this w Portugal and Vis | count Alte have leased the house 40 Woodland drive for the Win- d will give up their apartment rdman Park Hotel this week The house on Woodland drive is the home of the United States Amb: I ito Turkey and Mrs. Joseph C i which they purchased while the Am- bassador was Undersecretary of State. he Misister of The naval attache of the Italian em- & s will return to- 3 where they at- lxlen(h-xl the Army-Navy game yester- {day- The Minister of China and Mme. . O T A Sze, who spent Thanksgiving in Phi and Senora de sma:anfil}: delphia, are expected to return this partment at the Wardman evening or tomorrow morning. Hotel and will sail Wednesday e on the 8. 8. Christopher Colombo for a two months' leave of absence in <pain. They will al i The Minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro will entertain at dinner Fri- lday evening in honor of the Ambas sador of Great Britain and Lady Isa bella Howard ance hefore re about the fi | The air attache of the British em- | bassy and Mrs. Hetherington are spending the week end in Philadelphia. M. Jules Hen; the French embassy, will entertain at dinner on Tuesday evening in the Chinese room of the Mayflower. The secretary of the Italian embassy T (Continued on Sixth Page) \ The Minister of Austria and Mme. Prochnik entertained a company of 12 at dinner last evening in compli- ment to the retiring naval attache ~f the French embassy and Mme. Willm. The Minister and Mme. Prochnik will g0 to Philadelphia Thursday for the premiere in this country of “Feu- ersnot,” by Richard Stranss, which the Philadelphia Clvic Opera Co. will N\ first secretary of