Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-21
Dinner for japanese Ambassador To-
night-President and Mrs. Will
son Attend Theater.

The Japanese ambassador will be the
honor guest a dinner which Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick f. Chaplin will give this
evening.
The Secretary of state and Mrs Lam
sing will leave on Friday to attend the
Army and Navy game. returning to
The Secretary of state and Mrs. Lam
sing were gusts of Assistant Secretary
Of State and Mrs. William Phillips, who
had box party for the Russian ballet
last night.
The Russian ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff had members of the en-
bassy staff, including the new coup-
selor and Nine. Onou, in their box
Mrs Thomas F. Walsh and Mrs
George W. Vanderbilt were among
others who entertained parties last
night.
Mrs. James r. Mann is leaving Wash
ington Friday for New York. wnere she
will join frienas for the Army and Navy
game the following day. Representa-
tive Mann. who is still at Chicago, will
return to Washington for Tnanksgiv
ing.
Mrs. William Corcoran Hill has invi-
Monday to meet Miss Minna' Blair
daughter of MIR. and MIS-. Montg emery
blair, debutante of this season.
Miss Margaret Fahnestock Miss Minna
Blair and Miss Louise Hoar will be the
guests of honor at dinner which Mr.
and Mrs. Paul w. Bartlett will give De-
cember 81.
Col and Mrs. Robert M. Thompson will
entertain at dinner tomorrow evening in
honor of Mr.. Herbert Fleischacher Of
San Francisco
including Admiral and Mrs Seaton
Schroeder, Admiral and Mrs j. c. Wat
son, Admiral Richard Wainwright, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis OF Chicago and Miss
SYKES, will go to New York Friday nignt.
on Col Thonpson's private car, to attend
the Army and Navy game, returning to
Washington Sunday morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs Richard h. Tyler will en-
tertain at large dinner at the Chevy
Chase Club January 3, in compliment to
| their deuutante niece, Miss Margaret
Clark.
at d luncheon which Mrs E. Hunt
Thompson will give November 80
Miss Amaryllis Gillett will entertain
at dinner December in honor Of Miss
Margaret Fahnestock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair, with
their daughters, Miss Edith Blair and
Miss Minna Blair. moved into town today
from their suburban home at Silver
Spring, and have taken possession of
1745 n street which they have leased
for the winter season.
Miss Beth Parker, daughter of Repre-
sentative ana Mrs James S Parker Of
sew York. and Mrs. Gilbert Elliott
daughter OF Mir. and MIS-. Milouv nby
: hai y, nave ttken an apartment at New
ork, where Miss Parker will continue
her musical studies this w.nt-..
Miss Suzanne Chase will go to New
Haven Saturday to attend the Yale-Har-
ward game and to be the guest of friends
there for several days.
Miss Elizabeth Chase will go to New
York for the Army and Navy game. re-
! turning to Washington Sunday.
Mrs. George Deering has moved into
the apartment at the st. Nicholas which
she has taken for the winter. Mrs. Will
| liam Barrel Ridgely is her guest there,
and will be with her part Of the winter
Miss Wharton OF New York, who has
| leased Mr.. and Mrs. R.dgely's house will
arrive at Washington the first of next
week.
| Representative James Young will ar
| rive at Washington on Thursday from
| Texas. and join Mrs. Young and their
debutante daughter, Miss Imogene
Young, at the Portland Mrs. Young
and Miss Young will spend the week end
| at New York, leaving on Friday 10 at
tend the Army and Navy game the fol-
| lowing day.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T Calf have re-
! turned to Washington. after spending
| the summer and early autumn at their
| place at Osterville, Mass. and are at
their home in 20th street for the winter
! Col and Mrs. Samuel Reber have
taken an apartment at 1912 II street
On December ! Col. Reber Will take up
his new duties at Chicago, where Mrs
Reber and their children viii join him
alter in the winter.
Mrs Ira Bennett and her debutante
daughter, Miss Amy Bennett, will leave
on Friday to attend the Army and
Navy game at New York. returning to
Washington the first of the week
1855 South 18th street, Philadelphia,
will shortly send out invitations for a
small and informal tea dansant al their
home Thursday afternoon, December
rs from 4 until $40 o'clock, to meet
Miss Elizabeth Noyes Boyd. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. George w BOYD, and
Miss Barbara Norman. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bradford Norman Of Newport,
IL. /. Among tDe guests VIII be Gebu-
.antes of this and next winter Miss
Boyd will make her debut at Philadel-
phia next autumn. and Miss Norman at
| Newport next summer.
| Washington Camp, Sons Of Confed-
crate Veterans. were hosts at a bril-
liant reception and dance last evening
at the New willard Hotel. entertaining
in honor of their matron of honor Mrs
Gilbert Brenizer; their sponsor, Miss
Suzanne Chase, and their maid OF
honor. Miss Olive Plant. The red
room, where the reception was held
was deliberately decorated with palms
and flags, masses of chrysanthemums
and Killarney roses. There was dane
ing at 10 o'clock until midnight. when
a buffet supper was served.
| In the receiving line were Mrs Bren-
izer, Miss Chase, Miss Plant, Mrs w. T.
Baggett, Mrs. Houghton. Miss Nell
. Rose Baggett, Mr.. William s. Stamper
Mr.. George T. Rawlins and DR.. w
Brooks Hicks. Mr.. w. Everett Brock
man made the presentations.
I Mrs Brenizer was very handsome In
a gown of silver and gold tissue over
pale gray charmeuse. Miss Chase wore
a dainty frock of pale pink accordion
pleated chiffon with a girdle and sash