Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-19
Secretary of State and Mrs. Lansing
Dinner Guests This Evening
of Mrs. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Champ Clark Welcomes Wives
of New Members, Entertain
ing Them at Tea.

The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Lam
sing will be the honor guests at large
dinner given this evening by Mrs
James Mcdonald. Among the other
guests will be the Governor of New
York and Mrs. Whitman, who are visit
! ing the Brazilian ambassador and Nine
da Cana, and Mrs. Francis Burial
Hoffman Of New York, house guest of
Mrs. Mcdonald.
| Mr.. John Barrett will entertain at
luncheon at the Willard tomorrow in
honor of Gov. and Mrs. Whitman
| Mrs. Champ Clark was hostess at a
large tea yesterday afternoon. from 3
!, to 6, at Congress Hall, the first recep-
| ton she has held since the converting
of the extra session. This at home was
| of the new members, not only giving
quaintance among the wives of the old
members, but to meet the wives of
many other officials and representa-
tives Of resident circles. Mrs. Clark re-
ceived her guests in becoming gown
of pompadour silk yelled in black net.
Mrs. Edward Heating of Colorado, Mrs.
Warren Gard of Ohio and Mrs. William
Gordon of Ohio presided at the tea ia
Die. which had an effective centerpiece
of pink roses. Mrs. Heating wore gray
chiffon embroidered in cut steel beads
with bodice of dresden silk, Mrs. Gard
was in purple satin with Persian en-
broidery and Mrs. Gordon in cream net
combined with cream lace.
DR. and Mrs F. Fremont Smith of
sos Massachusetts avenue announce
the engagement OF their daughter Dor
ottya to Mr.. Edward Prebe Motley
Miss Fremont Smith rs "a member of the
1851 sewing circle at Boston Mr..
Motley. Harvard, 1919. is the son of the
late Mr. Edward Preble Motley and
Mrs. Motley of Boston. DIR. and Mrs
Fremont-Smith have been spending the
winter at Cambridge.
The Chinese minister Mr.. Wellington
koo. went to New York this morning
to attend a banquet to be given there
this evening BY THE Nation"
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman
have leased their residence. at Edge
moor. Md, to Commander and Mrs Ed
ward McCauley.
Mrs. Charles Harper Walsh. formerly
of Washington, and now residing at
New York. announces the engagement
of her daughter. Louise Marie to Mr.
w. Price Aman, son of Mrs. Ambrose
Aman of Mount Airy Philadelphia The
wedding will take place early in June.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Kaufman en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Miss Gillett Hill and Miss Kitty Beale
have gone to Great Neck. l. l.. to be
the guest of Mrs. Charles f. Proctor.
They will return on Friday. accom-
panied by Mrs. Proctor. who will spend
a week at the Willard.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Bergman were
hosts at a luncheon at the University
Club today in honor of Mrs. Eli G.
Boone. state regent of the kentucy d.
A. R. The guests invited to meet her
were Mrs. Shackleford. Mrs. Chinn and
Miss Averill of Frankfort. Ky: Miss
Morrow Of Paducah. KY: Mrs. Ludwig
of Connecticut. Mrs. Corby of Wash
ington and Miss Forsythe of Harrods-
burg. Ky.
Mrs James B. Oliver of. Pittsburgh
was the honor guest at beautiful din
ner given by DIR. and Mrs. Loren b. T.
seated at one large table. having a cen
terpiece of Richmond roses and white
lilacs fanked with four smaller
plaques Of the same flowers.
DIR. Yamei Kim, one of the foremost
women of China. will be guest of the
Congressional Club tomorrow after
noon and will address the club on the
advancement of women. Mrs Atlee
Pomerene and Mrs. Franklin X. Lane
will preside at the tea table, and the
hostesses of the afternoon assisting
Mrs. Towner. president of the club, will
be Mrs. ]. w. Langley, Mrs. Gordon
ee. Mrs. F. r. Lelbach. Mrs J. Charles
Iinthicum. Mrs. George P. Mclean Mrs
Walter W. Magee, Mrs. James r. Mann.
Mrs. Adolph Meyer, Mrs. John NJ. Mel
son. Mrs. John ]. Nolan. Mrs. Calvin
Paige. Mrs. James H. Patten. Mrs. James
s. Parker. Mrs. John A. Peters. Mrs A.
NJ. Peterson. Mrs. ]. Willard Ragsdale
and Miss Alice Page.
Mrs Emmett c. Gudger, Miss Curry
Miss bennett. Miss Freer. Miss VOL
stead. Miss Webb and Miss Stone will
act as ushers
Mrs. Sidney Tremble will entertain a
supper party this evening at the Will
lard in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
Henry Hawkins, who have recently re-
turned from Japan and will make their
home temporarily at Washington.
Representative and Mrs. Henry Allen