Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-27
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Congressional Club Will Entertain
for President and Mrs. Will
son Next Month.
Mrs. Heath Hostess at Luncheon.
Bridge Parties and Teas.
Dinners-Notes.

The Congressional Club has sent out
Invitations for reception in honor OF tho
President and Mrs. Wilson Monday even
ing, February IA, at $3.50 o'clock.
, DIR. Wellington koo. the Chinese min
lister, who went to New York yesterday.
was the guest of honor at a dinner given
there by MIR. Charles r. Flint last night.
The other guests included Dr. Jeremiah
w jerks, who leaves within a few days
for China on a special mission; MIR. john
Bassett Moore, Mr.. Joseph A. Flynn or
Baltimore, Mr.. Charles r. Miller, Gen. T.
| Coleman du Pont, Mr.. William T. Hildrup
jr: Capt Sherburne G. Hopkins and Mr..
j. Kingsley Oil of Washington and Mr.
Edwin B. Caldwell
Mrs. Perry s. Heath was hostess at a
prettily appointed luncheon today. PINK
Killarney roses and white lilacs formed
| the table decorations, and the guests
included Nine. Bryn. wife of the min
lister of Norway: Nine. Zaldevar, wife
of the minister of Salvador; Mrs.
Charles c. McChord. Mrs Rudolph
| Kaufman, Mrs. John Temple Graves.
Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson. Mrs. John
| Crayke Simpson. Miss Maths, Mrs. John
f. Osborne. Mrs. Joseph W. Folk. MRS.
Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs. Ernest w. ROB
erts. Mrs. Frederick McKenney: MISS
Mary Temple, Mrs. Walter Wells and
Miss Meany of Louisville, Ky.
| Miss Eleanor Caldwell and Miss
| Leckie will be the guests of honor at
the Congressional Club tomorrow after
noon. Mrs. Pomerine. president of the
| club, will receive, assisted by the fol-
lowing ladies: Mrs. Buchanan Of Texas,
Mrs Charles of New York, Mrs. Cap
l y, Hall Nf
Illinois, Mrs. Dale of Vermont. Mrs. ]:
| H. Davis of Texas, Mrs. Dempsey OF
New York, Mrs. Foster of Illinois, Mrs
Good of Iowa, Mrs. Goodwin of Illinois,
R Green of Iowa, Mrs. Hazleton of
Wisconsin, Mrs r. P. Hill OF Illinois,
Mrs. Kinds of Maine, Mrs. Hopwood of
Pennsylvania, Mrs. B. F. Houston of
Missouri. Mrs. Albert Johnson Of WASH
ington, Mrs. Patrick Kelley Of Michi-
| gan and Mrs. Covington of Maryland
Mrs Winslow of Massachusetts and
Mrs. Towner of Iowa will pour tea.
| Representative and Mrs. Thomas B.
| Dunn will entertain at dinner tonight
| in honor of the Secretary OF state and
Mrs. Lansing.
The Spanish ambassador and Nine.
| Riano will also be among the dinner
| hosts of tonight.
| Mr.. S. x. Constantinidis. first secre-
tary of the Greek legation, has gone
| TO New York for an indefinite stay.
| The engagement of Miss Alice L.
Duval of New York. niece of Senator
Phelan of California, and Mr.. Elston
Miss Duvars parents, MIR. and Mrs. c.
| Louis Duval.
| Mrs. Thomas Lockwood will be at
home informally Fridays, February
and II.
| Mrs. Henry c. Thomson. Mrs. A. F.
| Anderson and Mrs. Holt will be at
home tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6.
Mrs. William H. Franklin is entertain
| ing at bridge this afternoon at Beverly
Court in honor Of Mrs. Philip Clancy,
Mrs. Hilbert Sabin and Mrs. John Pariin-
The other guests are Nine. Francisco
| Yanes, Mrs. La Sale Pickett, Mrs. Rich
ard Crane, Mrs. Frank c. Henry, Mrs.
Selwin Tate. Mrs. James G. Mckay, Mrs.
Henry Ayers. Mrs. William Ayers, Mrs
j. J. Farley, Miss Madella keenan,. Mrs.
Herbert w. Seymour, Mrs. Emmanuel
SPEECH, Mrs. Theodore Tiller, Mrs. Hal
Smith. Mrs. George NJ. Pierce, Mrs
Charles S. Wallace. Mrs. Henry Mccoy
Walters. Mrs Burgess Marshall. Mrs
Gilmore Iden, Mrs. William Hakok. Mrs.
Dwight Aultman. Mrs. Jerry Mathews.
Mrs. Joseph Hayden, Mrs. Isaac Cans.
Mrs. Jesse Nicholson. Mrs. Philip Harvey.
Mrs. John II. Capstick. Mrs. z. D..
Hunter. Mrs. NJ E. Gheen. Mrs. e. b.
| Townsend. Mrs. +. Franklin Townsend.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Galloway. Mrs. George
Johnson, Miss K. Critcher. Mrs. Harold
Reisinger, Mrs. Frank Cochen, Mrs. w l.
Dyer. Mrs. Dorsey Mcpherson. Mrs. VIII
liam Reynolds. Mrs. Jules Demonet, Mrs.
Charles Taylor. Mrs. r. Bruce Emerson,
Mrs. William Carr. Mrs. Gordon Robin
son. Mrs John +. Burch, Mrs. Norman
| y Nfrs nd n
H. Pistol. Miss Ida Tomlinson. Mrs.
Harry Lee Wrenn, Mrs. G. S. Turner.
Mrs. Lester D. Moore. Mrs Roderick
Peters. Mrs O, H. Gore. Mrs. George
Wallace and Mrs Morris Frey.
Mrs William L. Marshall will be at
home informally tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Toombs Neill Of go Bry-
ant street will be at home informally
tomorrow. from to 6. Assisting her
Mrs. William c. Harlee. Mrs. Margaret
| Sarrington. Mrs. Josephine Atkinson
and Mrs. Harvey D. Jacob.
Mrs. Thomas Watts Gregory. wife of
the Attorney General. was the guest of
honor at a dinner given by Mrs. Owen
| p. Calhoun at the Shoreham last night
| Among the other guests being Miss Keas-
| hey. the house guest of Mrs. Gregory: Mr..
and Mrs. Kearne and Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
| Johnson.
Mrs. Cole. wife of Representative
Cole, entertained informally at lunch
con at the Shoreham yesterday.
| Mrs Charles W. McFee has leased her
| residence, 1922 Sunderland place, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Wendell of Gaze
novia, \. Y, for two months and will
leave for Bermuda. February l.
Miss Phelan and Miss Sullivan are not
| receiving today.
| Mrs. Lee s Overman will be at home
informally this afternoon from to
| 6 at 1919 r. l. avenue.
! The marriage of Miss Ida Won Lem
gerke, daughter of Jusus Won Len
gerke of Orange. N. j.. and Robert F..
| Fleming OF this city took place last
night in the Hillside Presbyterian
Church at Orange. Rev. F. Boyd Edwards
| officiating. A large reception followed
in the Woman's Club. The bride was
given away by her father and attended