Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-31
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Dinners at Embassies Tonight for
Important Official
Guests.
Mrs. Flagler Hostess at Luncheon
and Bridge-An Engagement An
nounced-Dinners-

The Russian amba ssador and Nine
Ba h hmeteff will entertain at dinner
this evening in honor of the Vice Presi.
dent and Mrs. Marshall.
Monday evening the Vice PresIden,
and Mrs Marshal will have a com
pany to meet the Russian ambassador
and Nine. Bakhmeteff at dinner at the
Willard. This dinner was to have beer
given a week or two ago, but was
postponed on account of the death OF
Senator Shively.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will give a dinner April p for the
Spanish amba ssador and Nine. Rlano
and another April IS for the Speaker
and Mrs. Clark.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Ian
sing will be the honor guests AT din-
ner which Senator and Mrs. Hitchcock
will give this evening.
Other dinner hosts of tonight VIII m
clude Senator and Mrs Kenyon, Mr..
and Mrs Richard Crane and Col. and
Mrs NJ. NJ. Parker.
The japanese ambassador and Wis
countess Chinda will entertain at DIN
ner at the embassy tonight in honor OF
the Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Will
son.
Mrs. Clement A. +. Flasler entertain
ed at a luncheon, followed by bridge
this afternoon in compliment 10 her
house guest. AIRS. Thomas y. Donaldson
of Governors Island, \. Y.
The guests We're seated at 'hree
small tables each decorated in diff
ferent color. with carnations IN pihh'
crimson aDd white.
The guests included Mrs. trahio ora,
Mrs. Houze. Mrs. IIoffer. Mrs. tham-
berlain Mrs. Paul Jones. Mrs Could
Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. william =. Harm
son, Mrs Wooten and Mrs. Walter
Wells
Col and Mrs. G. A +. F'lagl"r ell
fertained at dinner last night al the
Army and Navy Club in compliment 10
Mrs I q. Donaldson. 1helf o,her
guests we're Col. and Mrs. Vim. MAJ
nd Mrs Wooten and Mr.. Edwin Fla
Their
Mr. W y Pencil. at one time pres
ideut of the senate of Maine, Will ar
rive on SUNDAY. with his WE aho son
Mir Dwight Pennell Of Boston. TO be
the guest of his sister. Mrs. Woodbury.
PuIsifer for some time
MIR John Heath. accompanied ny ms
naother Mrs John Heath. are leaving
mis- afternoon for Richmond. where
they will spend several days with Mrs
George G. Gregory. Mrs Heath "a usn :
ter. before going to Red Springs. n e.,
where MIR. Heath will be married W ed
nesday to Miss Margaret Bruce VIII
liams. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Fitzhush Williams. .,,.--.
The wedding of Miss Williams and
Nr. Heath will take place at 81 ste
4 r.
O'Clock. -. .
Miss Lucy Williams will be maid OF
honor for her sister, Lieut.. Mcclellan.
L. s NJ G.. will act as best man ana
little Miss Peggy McNeill will be the
flower girl.
The bride and bridegroom will go to
Florida for wedding trip, after winch
they will be Joined by Mr.. Heath s
mother and ali three go to cuba, Where
Mr. Heath has been appointed to a Dip
lomatic post
The wooster College Glee Club of
wooster. Ohio, which is to give a CON
cert in Metropolitan Presbyterian
the Hotel Raleigh for the reception OF
the College Woman's Club Monday aft
ernoon at 4:30 o'clock. This is the
second appearance of the elee ciuo or
Wooster in this city. The alumni mem :
bers from colleges in Ohio and Indiana
are the hostesses of the reception. Mrs.
Otto l.. Neerhoff is chairman.
Mr.. Horace Volck of New York, son Of
Nine. Da Cana wife of the Brazilian
amba ssador entertained at stag dinner
last evening at the embassy. Nine. Da
Cana will leave for New York for an eA-
tended visit.
The patronesses Of the "Soiree Fran
caise" TO be given at Rauscher's at s:i5
O'Clock April l., for the benefit Of the
wounded French soldiers. are: Mrs Hen
mem Jennings. Mrs. w. G. Eustis. Mrs. Tn.
v Boynton, Mrs. 'rozier. NINE. de i-aoou
lave. Mrs. Louis Pennington. Mrs. Rey-
nolds Hit. Mrs. Chaucey Hackett The
French ambassador will forward the pro-
ceeds of the evening to the headquarters
OF the relief society for the wounded.
Mrs r. S. Reynolds Hit is in New
York for short stay.
Miss Edith Goode has sent out invita-
tons for a tea at Rauscher's April 4, to
meet Miss Louise Delpet. professor Of
French at Smith College, who will speak
Of her years work among the French
soldiers during the afternoon.
Mrs W. w Harris and Mrs swagar
sheriey will assist at the tea table.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Mariner Cope
land Of New York are expected to arrive
today from their season at Palm Beach,
and will stay at the Willard.
Baron Enrico Castelli of Italy. who is
in this city on a scientific mission for
his government, gave dinner at the
Army and Navy Club last evening in
honor of Mr.. J. E. Lefevre. charge DAT
flares of the Panama legation.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie
Palmer Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm McCon-
the. Mrs. Harold Walker. Miss Kath-
crime Overman, Miss Louise Bayne
Miss Ramona Lefevre. Maj. Douglas
Macarthur and Mr.. Walter Penfield.
Mr. Iustica and Mra Mahlnn PifneA