Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-19

tanned guests in a box. their party in
GLIDING Mr. Vouros of the Greek lega-
ton and Capt. and Mrs. w. A. Burton
The British ambassador and Lady
Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Blaine
Beale made another interesting party
in one of the boxes. Among others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Glas-
Glover, Mrs. Carroll Durham. Sd; Miss
Hunt. Senator Phelan. Mr.. Joseph Tum-
ulty, secretary to the President, and
Mrs. Tumulty and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
| Joerissen.
| The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
| were entertained at dinner last even
| ing by Mrs. John B. Henderson, 60
| Ing afterward to the color motion pic
| lures and lecture at Mr.. and Mrs Ed
son Bradley's. The guests asked to
| meet Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall were the ambassador from Brazil
and Nine. da Cana. the minister from
| the Netherlands and Nine. van Rap
| pard, Senator and Mrs. Joseph s. FIRE.
| linghuysen. Representative Jeanette
| Rankin. Commander and Nine. de
Blanpre, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Grew,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Graham Glasgow.
Mr.. Henry White, Mrs. Elkins. Mrs
James Mcdonald. Miss Hoar. Miss
Grace Burnap, Mr.. John c. White. Mr..
Robert Bookings. Count d'Adhemar,
Mr.. George Burnap and Mr.. John B.
HENDERSON.
Miss Elizabeth Koones, daughter of DR.
! and Mrs. Charles K Koones, was hostess
at charming debutante luncheon today.
The table was adorned with a center
piece of poinsettia blossoms and ferns and
| the guests included Miss Eustacia Har-
desty, Miss Margaret Devereux. Miss
Mary Hill. Miss Dairette F'icklen. Miss
| Enid Sims. Miss Phoebe Walker, Miss
Agnes Messick. Miss Mary Duncan Glib
son. Miss Ruth Stiles. Miss Abigail Har-
vey and Miss Marie Louise Lamorrelle of
Philadelphia.
A distinguished audience assembl ed
| in the great hall of the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley last night
| for view of the moving pictures of
| permission of the French government
| by NJ Gervais Courtellemont for the
| benefit of crippled French soldiers.
| The pictures. which are reproduced in
been shown only once before in this
| country. at "Heroland," at New York
Mr.. John Barrett explained the pic
lures to last nights audience. Nine.
| proceeds, which will be used to assist
soldiers so badly wounded as to be
! incapacitated for work and who have
! dependent families
| The French ambassador and Nine.
| Jusserand entertained in their box the
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall, Lady
| Spring Rice and the minister of swift
xerland. Mr.. Sulzer. Others who had
boxes were Mrs. William j. Boardman
| Mrs z. II. q. Slater, Mrs. Marshall
Field and Mrs. Henry f. Dimock.
| Among the patrons and others In at
tendance were Mrs William Gibbs
McAdoo. Mrs. Franklin K Lane. Mrs
David r. Houston. Miss Mabel Board
man, Mrs William Crozier Mrs Theo-
dore Bovnton. Miss Sarah Lee, Mrs
George Cabot Lodge, Miss Patten. Mrs.
| Mrs w. w. Rockhiil. Mrs Matthew r.
Scott. Mrs. George Vanderbilt Mr.. and
Mrs. William Faches Fendall Ben. J.
Fred Pierson of New York Mrs Frank
| r. Noyes. Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
| Mrs. Arthur Glasgow, Mrs Arthur
| Lee, Mrs. Blaine RAalA Mrs Edmund
| pend1eton. Mrs. Frederic Atherton,
| Mrs. blaine Elkins and Senator j. Ham
| ilton Lewis.
| Mrs. Simon Newcomb announces the
engagement of her granddaughter.
Mildred Newcon1b Wilson. and Can't
Darrell Notes of the Engineer Corps
| Z. $. A.
Mrs. T. T. GAIT has loaned her BALL
Mary Garden ON the evening OF Tues
| day. January 20, for the benefit OF
| the Washington branch Rritish-Am
can war relief fund, OF which Miss
Helen Amory Ernst Is chairman
1 The box holders for the Red Cross
| benefit tomorrow afternoon at the Be
| lasco at 4:45 o'clock, when the Motel
Ichoral Society VIII give concert for