Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-21
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Third of the Series of Musicals to Be
Given at the White
House.
Miss Margaret Wilson Honor Guest
at Luncheon-Dinners of Last
Night-Notes.

PERTAINING at a series of musicals this
month, will be hostess tonight at the
third. The hour named is $50 The
last of the series will take place next
Tuesday night.
Miss Margaret Wilson was the guest
of honor at luncheon given by Mrs.
Ollie NJ. James, wife of Senator James
of Kentucky. today in her apartment,
at the Parkwood
The table was adorned with a center
piece of pink roses and sweet peas,
and the guests were Miss Helen Wood
row Bones, Mrs. James r. Mann. Mrs.
Thomas B. Dunn Miss Agnes Hart
Wilson, Mrs. John NJ. Culp, Miss Edith
Koon, Nine. Grouitch and Miss Nancy
ODonoghue of Philadelphia, who is
the guest of Mrs. James
Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson enter
tanned at luncheon today in her
apartment at the Dresden in compli-
ment to Nine. Pezet.
Pink sweet peas and a variety OF
other spring flowers formed the deco
ration, and the guests included Mrs.
Claude A. Swanson, Mrs. John r. os-
borne Mrs. John w. Foster. Mrs. Rufus
Day, Mrs. John Temple Graves, Mrs.
Samuel J. Graham, Mrs. Ezra koon,
Nine. Rosa and Mrs. Stimson Brown.
Senator and Mrs. Willard Salisbury
entertained at dinner last evening in
honor of the Vice President and Mrs
Marshall.
Their other guests were the Japanese
iambasSa and ViscountesS Chlnda, the
minister of Switzerland and Nine. Rit-
ter, the minister of Sweden and Nine.
Ekengren. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles war,
rem, DR.. and Mrs David Jayne Hill and
Admiral and Mrs. Richardson Glover.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will, be the guests of honor at dinner
which the Japanese ambassador and
viscountess Chinda will give this even
ing at the embassy
Mrs Ernest Knaebel entertained at
small luncheon today in compliment to
her sisters, Miss Caroline Park and
Miss Alice Park of Brookline, Mass,
who are here for a short visit.
Mrs. John w. Thompson is spending
few days at Atlantic City and will re-
turn shortly.
The Congressional Club will have
Miss Faegin of New York as the guest
of honor Friday afternoon at O'clock
Miss Faegin will give reading OF
miscellaneous stories and tea will fol-
low at o'clock.
Miss Edith O'Brien of New York ar
rived yesterday to spend week with
Miss Edith Oracle.
Miss E. A. Gilliss left Tuesday for a
tour of the south
Mrs. woodrow Wilson and Miss Mar
garet Wilson head the list of patron
esses for the Shakespeare flower dance
that is to be held at the Hotel Plaza in
New York Wednesday, April II.
The international Child Welfare
League and the National Plant Flower
and Fruit Guild are the joint sponsors
for the entertainment the proceeds of
which are to form the nucleus Of a fund
for the rehabilitation of the stricken
children of Europe after the war is over.
Mrs l.. B. Swormstedt. with her
mother. Mrs. Godfrey. will be at home
Friday. March "a. for the last time
| this season. She will also have with
her Miss Annette Gates Of New York.
who is spending her spring vacation
here.
| The chief of staff of the army, Gen.
Hugh L. Scott, entertained a party of
men at luncheon at the willard yes
terday.
Mr.. Lewis Nixon. who. is staying at
the Shoreham, entertained a dinner
party of ten there last evening.
Mrs. S. NJ de Loire Of Plattsburg
barracks. N. y. wife of Capt. de Loire.
U. s. A.. has returned to Washington
Mai. Low has left for trip of several
weeks through the West Indies.
The Bachelors held their fifth dance
of the season at Mrs. Dyer's Saturday
evening. Messrs. Clarence Moore, AL
bert II. Laird and Z. Leslie Hardisty
formed the committee in charge. The
Ansiey. Mr.. A. B. Poore. Miss Irene Ell
Knight, Mr.. F. E. Hornaday. Miss Irene
Baker. Mr. J. H. Hayes; Miss Lillian
Thomas. Mr.. c. A. Brunger. Miss C. A.
Bretow. Mr.. w. G. Hammett. Miss K.
Kalbfus, Mr.. c. Wood. Miss Ethel Syl-
Essts5 Mr NJ BGudT Hssna Miss ts.
Marie Militzer. Mr.. R. w. santelmann,
Miss Mary Dunn, Mr.. F. j. McOsker,
Miss Alva Cristofane. Mr.. r. X. Jones,
Miss Mary Riley s M Mr.; and d., Mrs L. S.
Lewis. Mr.. Edgar Moore. Miss Mar
garet Clark. Mr.. F. D. Van valin, Miss
Lillian Davis. Mr.. c. w. Griffen. Miss
Lucy Oliver ss.o MT c c, +; Medley. Miss is
ner. Miss Florence Frances. Mr.. A. M.
Fonda. Miss Mazda Carnahan, Mr.. w.
H. Montgomery. Miss Marcia Trulond.
Mr.. Roland Booth. Miss G. Sullivan,
Lacey McClaskey. Miss X. Melville, Mr.
r. w. Howard. Miss Ivy Rupp. Mr.. B.
]. Boudran. Miss E. Lohrmeyer. Mr. E
~. Mccarthy. Miss Pauline Martin, Mr..
d. Clark. Miss NJ. Randall. Mr.. c. D.. Per-
ry. Miss Helen Wischard, Mr. NJ. w. Bell
| Miss Agnes Carroll, Mr.. J. b. Corridor,
Miss Agatha Lanigan. Mr.: H. L. Beanie,
Miss Helen Armstrong. Mr.. W. b. Car
> nahan. Miss f. Jeffries, Mr.. w. J.
Mouran. Miss Elizabeth Manning, Mr..
, r. H. Moore, Miss M. Robbins MIR. p. J.
Bergh, Miss b. Klinger, Mr.. Sylvan
Taylor, Miss Nadine Bradford, Mr.. Paul
Ardeeser. Miss Elizabeth Turner, Mr.
J. L. Hayes, Miss L. Cartwright, Mr.
w. j. McCaw. Miss Gene Arnold, Mr.. J.
| Howard McCauley, Miss Hattie "
Dewey, Mr.. r. A. Mouldon. Miss Edna
Brown. Mr.. r. Dave, Miss Virginia
Steele. Mr.. r. NJ. Finley, Miss Regina
koeberle. Mr.. b. S. Seitz, Miss Helen
Donaldson. Mr.. F. z. Cristofane, Miss
Maude Donovan, Mr.. Arthur Israel
: Miss Dorothy Meredith, Mr.. H. s. Burs-
ley, Miss Bernadine Shipley, Mr.. Z. F.
A Sauter Miss Irene Postel, Mr. James NJ
Hill. Miss Frances Hill, Mr. F. p Ken
; ney. Miss Margaret Black, Mr.. Warren
White. Miss Frances Quigley, Mr.. ]. f.
Dentz. Miss A. Black, Mr.. S. s. Cole
man. Miss G. Sewers. Mr. p E. Glenn
ents. Miss Bay Atkinson. Mr.. Cogan
Hammett. Miss Elizabeth Berens. Mr.
J. w. Hammett. Miss A. K! Fowler, Mr.
w. c. Hammett, Miss X. Jones, Mr.
Park Jones. Miss f. c. Brice, Mr.. r. N
.e Saunders. Miss D. Brandenburg, Mr. A.
II. Laird. Miss Loretta Miller, Mr. Clar-
ence Moore. Miss Bernie MacWiliiams
Mr.. John Nahum. Miss Burgess, DR.
Harrison. Miss Agnes Bryan, Mr.. WAL
ter Fowler. Miss Ruth Montgomery