Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1928, Page 43

Features for Women MRS. WILBUR QUINCY, Guest of her uncle, the Right {Rev. John W. Hamilton, M. E. Bishop of Washington, at Stoneleigh Court. R HARR|§ EwstG- Advent ‘'of Lenten Season Will Curb Gala Program Of Capital’s Society Folk Illness of Mrs. Coolidge Cast Only Shadow Over Brilliant Midwinter Events—Three Cabinet Dinners Yet to Be Civen. I BY SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. i SH WEDNESDAY will bring to a close—or at least slacken—the | rogram for one of the most overcrowded but brilliant seasons Ennwn here in years. Except for the illness of Mrs. Coolidge, which has caused deep concern and disappointment, especially at the Army-Navy reception at the White House Thursday night, when she was not able to receive, it has been a season with but few interruptions or disappointment: HILE the reception at the W last week closed the official season there, the President and Mrs. Coolidge still have three cabinet dinners ahead, and Tuesday night, if the First Lady of the Land sufficiently recovers, she will join the President at the dinner given in their honor by the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Jardine at the Mayflower Hotel. On the two succeeding weeks they will dine with the Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Hoover and their last cabinet dinner will be with the Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Davis. ITHE dinner party given by Dr. Work had the Pan-American Union Building for its setting, and the decorations for the table took on «the fancies and conc of St. Valentine, Tuesday being February 14, *and a huge red heart pierced by an arrow occupied the center of the Bpring flower garden in the hollow square of the table CE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Dawes come in for constant entertain- ment, and, for a man who, tradition says, does not like society, Mr. Dawes is certainly a happy, congenial guest. Thursday night Gen. and Mrs. Dawes will be entertained at a reception at the Con- gressional Club, when they will receive the homage of the Senate and House. February 27 they will dine with Representative and Mrs James M. Beck, and March 1 Capt. and Mrs. John R. Edie will give a dinner for them. There are numerous other dinner parties planned in honor of Gen. and X Dawes before March 4 HE Washington Opera Company has brought together a number of distinguished audiences, all of them being most interesting be- number of music lovers attending Tomorrow ht the Ambassador of Italy and Nobil Donna Antoinette de 2 box at Poli’s for the presentation of the Italian ” one of the international festival, and the dor of Great Britain bella Howard will fill their h guests Tuesday nizht ion of the Engl 2. "Hug e Drover” 8ir A ¢ 0! the British emb, £.2% is also 2 bhoxholder and will entertain guests nig 2 and receptions are heing giv for the visiting mong them Bir Adrian is giving a dinner for Eugene the English conductor for “"Hugh the Drover” Tudor Davies, the tenor, who created the role of Hugh in London, will also be present. The German Ambassador and Mme. Prittwitz are giving 2 luncheon. Friday for Hejnrich Knote, the German tenor who has come from Munich to sing the role of Tristan in “Tristan und Isolde 15 he given Friday night coming through the courtesy 14 eg-operation of th embassy. He 15 a brother-in-law ¥. G. Curning of who Is coming with a party for ronesses are giving a ious nations sponsoring will he NY dinners York groups of p of the the ranking French tenor : the charming old-fashioned ball 3 be wiven at the Willard Hotel tomorrow night for the benefit of the Episcopal Home for Children, and when the distinetion ! having the Episcopal Bishop of Washington and Mrs. James E. | Yreeman 2% boxholders will be enjoyed. Never overadvertised ziways maintaining a Springlike freshness, the event annually forms one of the delightful closing scenes of the season The tollowing night, Tuesday, comes the ball for the henefit of the George Washington University Hospital, with a colunlal setting piven the Mayflower ballrooms, snd men and women in colonial sitire disporting themselves in the pageant and in the old-fashioned an the program EMAININ w wi, ud Mis Merritt W Ir and Mre Brig Gen and g Genosnd g Gen und Williames Col wnd Mre Jerome G Pllow. Col ana Mis Fitzhugh lee Col and Mis Fredevick £ Follz, Col snd Mrs Pavker Hitt Col wnd Mis Stanley Fora Col and {Mrs Joseph ¥ Btler, Miss Caroyn Keeter of Hatrishirg. Mis Loaac Juiin moof Hertsfale N Y snd Mis Plibp Kinnelander of New Yoik, L} Ma) Gen Sultznun Frank Parkes M. Kennedy Chief of Staff Ie Gucer At Anniversary Dinner S, U K A Buminerall were gu diuner. followed by Guicing Erg Gen anc Mis Frank K. Keefer §ace last evening in celebration of tiels P rnly-Nfth vwedOing Buniversary The other guests included Senato ®ad Mie Morris Sheoperd. Ma) Ge and s Willlem D Connor, Me) Gen ana SOCIETY SECTION he Sunday Star WASHI MO RNING, FEBRUARY 19, 1928 Talesm.of Well : hKnown 7FQlk JARRIS & EWING MRS. GREGORY, Wife of Representative William V. Gregory of Kentucky, living at Congress Hall. MISS ELIZ Niece of Rear Admiral Richard H. Jackson, and Wyoming avenue. Congressional Circle Mcmhers Ann()\lncing \Vccl(ls At H()mc [).1_\‘5 Brilliant. Dinner ‘ngage Diplom Misses Moore Select Tues- day Afternoon for Visitors ; Chastleton Ladies Set Re- ccpfilm Date. SIY Esmc -’ll\(l La(].\' The Misser Moore, sisters of Repre entative 1t Walton Moore of Virginta who have been at the Toronto Apart ment since early Winter, will be at home Tuesdny afternoon sfter 4 o'clock The dean of the diplomatic corps, night in Esme Howard, Ambassador of | United [Cireat Britain, and Lady Isabella How- 74 M™ ard will entertain at dinner Covening They will leave Washington i for winoad o remain inday tomorrow | The Tane morTow The Congressiona! lndies living at O stleton Howel, who will receive L ae Gay afternoon 1om 3 o b 40 oelock ure Mrs. Charle C Kearn wife ot Tepresentative Kearns of Ohio william A, Ajyer tive Ayers of Kansis i Willlams, wife of Representative Wi lams of Ilinots, Mrs W Sum mers, wife of Representative Summers of Washington; Mrs. Frank Clugue, wite of Representative Clague of Minn Mus. John J. McSwaln, wite of Repre Matlve McBwain of Bouth Caroling Mrs. W. M. Woodliff, daughter of Hep: Jecentutive Tilman B Parks of Arkan sas; Mis George N Seger, wife of Ttep ntative Beger of New Jersey, M Albert fe Hall, wife of lteprescitu Hall of Indluna Thiey will have assisting them Chatles G, Duwes, Mrs. Williat M fur- | . 2 White, Mrund Mrs P dine. Mrs. Curtis D Wilbur, Mrs Porter G L BT PR SR b W Dale. Mrs Hennick Duntap, Mrs | q,q Mps, John P. Wilkine, M. Freds Everess Bangers, Mux CHbTIen b (0= orig A, 1o, Mila ‘Halkn Paiien; ahd [merull, Mrs Frank B Willls, Mis Feler e iary attache, Gen, Villa: the Gaelet Gerry, Mis. Menrik Bhilpstead | vy, Blgnor Vitettl, the attache. [ Mrs Chrrles & Deneen. Mis Finis Gar- || Yo ior, Vitell (the aliashe, Mir Gaun My Tchsra o Wontinued oin Beeond Page ) Ch « The Donna Italy and Nobil wrlin enicr- lust evenlng, thelr Hecretary of War ¥. Davis, the Am-| ot de Amba Antonietla | tained ut dinner - | guests being the nd Mrs. Dwight ning i ¢ company Ligne, the Minister of Poland and Mme * Clechanowska, the Minbster of the Netherlands and Mme. van Royen, | Benator and M ck 1. Gillett, | the ch embansy, | on y k, | | wite of the commerclal counselor of the | | Britsh embassy, the counselor of the | Netherlands legation. Jonkheer van | foorn, Gen, and Mrs ol Hartlges, Lad tve Mrs M. nee i [ srandtand largely v the. Natk she t5 o at the Thir Matsudiiia entertained at Ambussador of Japan snd Mme dinues ZABETH H. JACKSON, Howard Tomorrnw: Italian ,‘\mlmssadnr Is Host to lmpurt.\nl’ Guests: Other Events. States Ambassador dinner sgain Tuesday eventng The Ambussador of Chile and Senora de Daviln were hosts at dinne State and Mrs. Kellogg {bussdor of Belglum snd Princess de [Ny and Mrs. {dor of Spain and Senorn de Padilla, |':ngngrmcm Interests Edward A, Quintard announc Frank Cheat- | (he engagement of her daughter and My wnd Mrs John Campbell | ins Shepherd. (0 M- Elot Reese Thom- | Helmont, | son of this elty Mixs Quintard whepherd District of Columbla and who was so late Bishop Charles Todd Quintard of laat | 'Tennessee MRS. JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE With Mr. Breckenridge, - the guest of his aunt, Mrs. John M. Biddle. HARRIS & EWING- A N\ MRS. JAMES F. COUPAL, Wife of Maj. Coupal, U. S. A,, physician to the President. INOERWOOD | Guatemalant Minister | Finds Familiar Ground In Capital Assignment Senor Adrian Is Eminent Archeologisx as Recinos ; Well as Diplomatist. The Minister from Guatemala, Senor Adrian Recinos, s an exceptionally versatile and accomplished diplomatist | and he is on familiar ground in Wash- ington, which he has visited several times on special missions and tours of investigation The new Minister was born in the ancient Province of Antiqua, Guat {mala, and received his early edu i that lofty region where his f say ndeur of scenery aids forming greatness of characte was graduated from the unive: Guatemala City, entered the service and soon attamned p becoming undersecretary of e fairs in 1910 |, Senor Recinos has devoted himself | for years to a study of the relations | between the five Central American | States and the result of this research | was a weighty volume called “Lessons in Philosophy.” which has gone through | many editions and is used as a text- book in the higher seats of learning in Central America Here First in 1915 Recinos came to this country 1915 as a delegate to the inter- dry farmmg conference in He came to Washingt ot to attend the nin enth Congress of Americanists and second Pan-American Scientific ngress, which convened the same year |7 Recently the Minister has co-oper- ated with several sclentific expeditions visiting Guatemala to study the Maya {rums For his kindly aid he was clected 0 member of the American | (Continued on Second Page ) Bishop Will Occupy vBux Tior af- UNDERWOOL with him at Parties atic Corps Will Entcrtain the to former Japan compliment to Ambassador Roland 8. Morris. of France and wdel will entertam at dinner eventng and will be hosts at The Bishop of Washington and Mrs ames B Freeman will occupy their box { tomorrow night at the ball for the bene- it of the Episcopal Home for Children at the Willard and will have friends with them The list of box holders for this an- nual ball is always a notable one and this year includes Countess Ssechenyt, wife of the Minister of Hungary: Mrs Phipps, Wife of Senator Lawrence C Phipps of Colorado: Mrs. Qerry, wite of Senalor Peter Qoelet Qerry of Rhode aud. Mrs Cousens, wife of Senator James E Cousens Michigan, Mrs. Alexander Mackay-Smith, Mrs Rich- ard M. Townsend, Mis Qeorge Marye, Mis. Thomas W. Phillips, jr Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs Walter 8 Hutehins, Mis. Frank B Noyes, Mrs. Willlam Wallacs Spaulding Col. and Mis Franets T A Junkin Mis Peter A Drury, st Mrs. Clatence € Williams, Mrs Duncan Phillips, ¢ Mia Alfred B Fham, Ms Cail b Keferstein, Mr William - Phelps Eno s Christian Heurieh, Mrs Wil MeClellan Ritter, Mrs. Frank J Hoga Miss Heasle ) Kibbey, Miss Leila ¥ Draper, Mrs. Walter R.Tuckerman and Mrs. David Meade Lea, who has taken two boves for the ball The ball will open at 10 o'k last eve- omplinient (o the Secretary of Others i the the Secretary of the Wilbur, the ‘Ambassa- were, winued on Second Page) . \Vunhinumn ‘s Suciely Ale ‘The marriage will (ake | the early Spring | wis numed for ler, (he late Alexande who was Qovernor her n the esponsible for the beauty of Al Capital ws 1L oxists today Iso the wranddanghter of the At Home Ball Tumurrm\" v § sell Midwinter’s Festivities Engulf Official Society President and Mrs. Coolidge Will Be Guests at Ninth of Dinner Series: Secretary of War Entertains for Daug‘htcr. The Presiden be the gues! retary of Agric and Mrs. Cool g in the vice president: Mayflower. This will be the n e annual se c for the CI their Davis 1% dinner preceded the ball at the Bel glan embassy | The Secretary of Agriculture Jardine will be guests of honor ner to be given by Mrs. Jacod Le: | Loose Tuesday, February 28 Chinese room of the Mayfowe Loose will also have g with her on Mond the Chinese room of ‘The Chief How Taft foda (Continued o Representative an Britten were hasts evening in compliment | Lawrence Wh of ¢ Britten was hos At lun | day Mme. Me! | evening with the [Co Mme. Aol were schoolmate A . Friday Z o s Luncheon Today to New s pghes Members of Soronin Alpha Omricron Pt for o8 nitatad | | se Mis Roval thve W H Al at | presidential dinmg room o fower when covers will be | will en- w the the Nav- i for 20 RHotel & Ated were Miss X Lanton, u Mads Ass Mildred s B Kres, Mis Joy s Margareo MeGarvey s Nthes. "A\I‘\s Quwendolin San 2 | Smith, Miss Martha Ross Temple. Ellsabeth Walton, Muis Virgmua Rlown: and Mis leonore Riount Mrs. Delos AL Rl\\dg’en Heads Mi Careme Dana Dedls A Blsdgett & chatrma W Arvangements fo e which wal b 13 At the MavAawer How ihe ausuees of the Nioativelian Mus. Eleanor C. Gnfin}t ury and Mrs Harry K Daugherty e To Entertain Tuesday fertained at dinner at the Wardman | M leanoe Qun Qrifith will enter- Park Hotel st evening 1 hanon of the | iam at dancing Tuesdar eventog at het Becretary of Labar and Mis James ) hawe, 200 euth sk The Saltettor General and Mrs. Wil. g oo Mam D Mitchell entertatned at a din- e last NiERE At their restdence. $4 Kalorama efrele. fn honor of the Am- hassador of Great Britaim and lady | Isabella’ Howard Other guests were | MU Justice and Mrs Haclan ¥ Stove., | the Secretary of the Intertor, Dr. Hu- bert Work, and his daughter. Myx. Bi- | Senator and Mrs lawrence | Phipps. Representative and Mrs Lowis A Frothingham and Mi and Mis | Ketth Merril} The Assistant Secretary of the Navy LI Aviation. My Bdward P Warner fand Nis sister. Miss Elizabeth Warner I had as thetr guests at the diner dance at the Wardman Park Hotel last eve g Comdrand Mrs Witkinsan and | MECand My George Tidmanh rven wndte The Asvistant Solicitar of the Treas | | |