Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-21
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DIPLOMATS DINE WITH THE
PRESIDENT AND MRS. WILSON.
A California DeEutante Makes Bow
Today-0ther Events.
Notes. .-..

| o1nlnS room and was adorned with
French trumpet jonquils and Far
leyense- ferns.
| The guests were the ambassador of
! the French Republic and Nine. Jus
serand, the imperial German ambassa
| dor and Countess Won Bernstorf. the
! ambassador of Turkey. the ambassa-
| Go" OF Italy. ting amba ssador of Bra
/ I'll and Nine da CANA, the ambassador
of Russia and Nine Bakhmeteff. the
| Japanese ambassador, the ambassador
| of Austria Hungary and Nine. Dumba,
| the ambassador of Spain and Nine.
Rlano, the minister of Costa RIGA and
| Nine Calvo, the minister of Portugal
the minister of Bolivia and Nine Cal
| deron. the minister of Venezuela, the
minister of Switzerland, the minister
OF Norway and Nine. Bryn. the minis
ter of Argentina and Nine Naon, the
| minister of Uruguay and Nine. de
| Pena. the Belgian minister and Nine.
HaVenlth, the minister of Guatemala
| the minister of the Dominican Re
public and Nine. Peynado, the minis
ter of Peru and Nine. Pezet, the min
lister of Sweden and Nine. Ekengren
the minister of Colombia, the minister
of honduras. the minister of DEN
mark. the minister of Paraguay. the
rales the minister of Nicaragua and
, Nine. Chamorro, the minister of
Haiti. the minister of Salvador, the
minister of the Netherlands and Nine
van Rappard. the Siamese minister
| the charge d'affaires of Persia and
Nine. Ali kuli Khan, the charge DAFT
flares of Mexico. the charge d'affaires
of Greece. the Chinese charge DAT
flares and Mrs. Chang. the charge
d affaires of Cuba and Nine. Vega Cal
deron. the Secretary of State and Mrs
Bryan. Senator Augustus o. Bacon,
senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Represent
ative Henry ID. Flood, Representative
and Mrs Henry A. Cooper the coun-
Mrs. Moore. the assistant secretary of
state and Mrs. Osborne. the director
general of the Pan-American Union.
Mrs. Macdonald Sheridan, Miss Gene
Wilson. Miss Eleanor Wilson. Miss
Helen W. Bones and Lieut.. ComIpander
and Mrs. Needham l.. Jones.
A musca' followed the dinner. Miss
Elena kirmes, soprano; Mrs. Macdonald
Sheridan. contralto, and Mr.. Robert Arm
bruster. pianist, giving the program with
Mr.. Avery Jones and Mr.. Rubin at the
piano.
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Wilson left to-
day for brief out-of-town visits.
Mrs. Wilson went to Princeton to
stay two days. and Miss Wilson has
gone to New York.
The Observation-Disclosures ambassador and
Nine Dumba entertained at "A luncheon
today in compliment to Cardinal GIBBONS.
There We're present to meet him the Span
ish ambassador and Nine de Rlano. the
Belgian minister and Nine. HaSenlth, MIS-
Edward D. White, Commander Maximil-
ian Burstyn, naval attache; Commander
Benoist day, naval attache of the
French embassy, and Viscountess Benolst
day: Capt de Bertier de SauviSny. mill
tary attache of the French embassy. and
n Tor do
Mrs. George Howard Viscount Campden
of the British embassy, and Mr. kon-
stantin Won Masirevich. first secretary.
and Baron Karl Won Prudential, attache
of the Observation-Disclosures embassy
The invitations for the reception at the
White House in honor of the judiciary,
Tuesday evening. January u. at $50,
were sent out yesterday.
Mrs Joseph r. Knowland, wife of Rep
resentative knowland, will present Miss
Eleanor Knowland at large tea this
afternoon, and next month will give a
ball in her daughters honor. Assisting
a the tea TODAY will be Mrs. John d.
Works, Mrs. William Kent. Mrs. John T..
Raker. Mrs. julius Kahn, Mrs Peterson,
Mrs Edward A. Hayes, Mrs. Fred =.
Britten. Mrs. kinkead. Mrs Charles W.
Bell, Mrs. William D. Stephens. Mrs. Ira
ropley, Mrs. Blankford, Mrs. A. f. Fech-
teller, Mrs Fries and Mrs. William T.
Wheeler.
Miss Mccumber, Miss Ethel Lloyd. Miss
Fechteler, Miss Genevieve Clark, Miss
Dorothy Campbell, Miss Weeks Miss
Slemp of Virginia Miss Sims of Ten
nessee. Miss Iras Hawley. Miss Frances
Smith. Miss Church. Miss Curry, Miss
Hayes, Miss Florence Schneider Miss
Herndon. Miss Dorothy bennett and Miss
Marcia Murdoch will also assist Mrs.
Florence West of Virginia, mother of the
Miss Annie Lou Mears, aunt and cousin
of the debutante, are also here to enjoy
the occasion.
Mrs. John Hardness Belle Harpster
Hartness) of London, England, is in the
city, the guest of Mrs. Edith kingman
Kern. 1872 G street. Mrs Hartness is
the English representative of the League
of American Per Women and the Ameri-
can secretary Of the Lyceum Club of
London. She will be the guest of sew
eral prominent local clubs while here.
Mr.. Stanley +. Bowdle entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Capitol. His
guests were Judge and Mrs. Cord of Ohio.
Mrs. Wetsel of Cincinnati. Miss Susan
Ristine of Boston and Mr. Frederic Diet
| rick of Massachusetts.
The Rectory Club met Monday the 18th
instant, with Mrs. ]. Henning Nelms and
Mrs. w. E. Calender at the rectory of
the Church Of the Ascension. Among the
guests were Mrs. Mackay-Smith. Mrs.
kinsman of Delaware Mrs. Holden of
Long Island, Mrs. Joseph Fletcher of
| Maryland. During the evening about
| twenty of the clergy came in a body as d
surprise to the Rectory Club.
| Mrs. Isaac Stephenson has joined Sena-
| tor Stephenson at the Hotel Powhatal
| for the season.
| The Misses Aimee and Lucy Powell,
| who resided for years with their grand
mother, Mrs. Diana Builitt kearny. in
Washington. are the house guests of theiT
| cousin. Mrs. Eliphalet Andrews, and will
| be at home with Mrs. Andrews tomorrow
| and next Wednesday.
Mrs. Edgar Frisby and Miss Frisby
will be at home February 49,
| Mrs. Mary f. Hurney. 2447 18th street
| entertained at luncheon today in honoI
| of Miss Constance Molineaux.
| Plans for the he-dansant to be given in
the Raleigh Hotel ballroom next Monday
| night under the auspices of the Sister
hood of the Eighth Street Temple are
| nearly completed. \ very interesting
| feature of the evenings amusement will
| he a dance contest for which elaborate
prizes have been secured.
| Mrs Abram Simon is chairman of the
| entertainment committee. and the men,
| bers of the floor committee are Messrs
| Stanley Fischer. Joseph Kaufman. Ar.
| Steinem, Lawrence Heller. Milton King
| Herbert Jacob and Leroy King
Mrs. Charles Mills Galloway, wife OF