Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27

bungalow at Nairobi, Africa, was used
by Mr. Roosevelt Lady Warwick is to
give a house party at Warwick Castle.
American desire to be In London and
well as to be in line for the marriages
of Miss Drexel and Lord Maidstone and
Miss Carter and Lord Acheson, Is pref
ty evident, as every available house in
American for the coming season. All
the old-in the sense of being well es-
tablishedIand several new hogtesses
Miller Graham. widow of a California
millionaire. whose home at Santa
Barbara is built on cliff overlooking
the sea and is in the old Spanish style;
has the most influential English ac-
quaintances.
Mrs. Van Reypen and her daugh-
ter, Baroness Roeff. who will be with
her for the remainder Of the season.
will be. at home the first and second
Tuesdays in April.
The Misses Ethel and Isabel Cuff
and their friends, Miss Mcnamara and
been the guests of Miss Lillian Cuff of
the Portner for the past week, left yes
| terday afternoon for Atlantic City, to
spend the holidays. accompanied by
Cuff.
The Easter Inequalities began yester
day with the tea at the British embass.
| in honor Of Lady Shackleton. when Mrs
Bryce welcomed a large company of Off
cial and other residents, who had the
pleasure of meeting her guest The Hon.
Mrs. Bernard James, wife Of the military
attache OF the embassy, poured tea and
Mrs. kennard and Mrs. Ovey assisted, as
did all the secretaries and attaches.
Over on 18th street the John w. Foster
| residence was also surrounded with mo-
tors and carriages. whose occupants Were
enjoying the tea Mrs. Foster was giving
for Miss Helen Taft, whose college friend
at Bryn Mawr, Miss Dulles, is. with her
parents. DIR. and Mrs. Dulles. and hel
brothers. on a visit over Easter with her
grandparents. The house where SO many
similar affairs have been given was gay
with spring blossoms and was filled by
large gathering of young people of resi-
Dental and visiting Importance. Mrs.
Foster had assisting Miss Martha
Wheaton Bowers, Miss Katherine Elkins,
Miss Barbara Brodie. Miss Carol New
berry and Miss Carlotta Welles. her
granddaughters' Easter guest
Mrs. Dickinson. wife Of the Secretary
Of War, whose younger son. Is home
from college and has several college
friends with him. also assisted. as did
several other matrons
are in Utica. N Y. and will return to
morrow to take up again very active
social existence. They will entertain
throughout the spring as usual
The members Of the cabinet and their
families are generally at the capital for
Easter. One absentee is Secretary Dick
inson. Mrs. Dickinson and their sons are
here. They have also some college friends
of the younger.
Secretary and Mrs MacVeagh have
their son, Mr.. Games MacVeagh of Chi
cago, with them, for whom they will
give a dinner tonight.
The Attorney General and Mrs Wicker
sham have their daughter. Mrs. Albert
Akin Of New York. with them She ar
rived last week and will take part in the
Easter gayeties. They are giving din
ner tomorrow night, preceding the White
House dance.
large dinner Wednesday. prior to the
navy yard ball of the Navy Relief Society.
OF which the latter heads the committee
Of arrangements.
Secretary and Mrs. Bafltn6er are also
here for Easter.
Speaker Cannon 10 at his Washington
home today. as Is Miss Helen Cannon and
her young niece. Miss Helen Lee Seure,
who will have all of this week as holiday
time from her school work.
Miss Mildred Fearn win give small
tea tomorrow. from to Z O'Clock.
Miss symons and Miss Fitch will be
s, Of Miss ~Gwendolyn Burgwin and Mr..
Joseph Holmes.
Mrs. H DIN Young, wife Of Repre-
sentative Young of Michigan, enter
tanned yesterday at a pretty luncheon,
her guests being Mrs. Mejia, wife OF
Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. POINTER, Mrs.
Alexander, Mrs. crIrrier. Mrs. Crum-
packer, Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Scott,
Mrs. woodward. Mrs. Taylor. Mrs.
Tirrell, Mrs. knight, Mrs. NJ M.
Parker. Mrs. Holiday, Mrs. O'Connell
and Mrs. J. E. Andous.
Among those entertaining this week
Ut dinners will be the Vice President