Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-02

proceedings on the floor, but interest
ing in themselves to many in the ad-
jacent galleries. Among them were
Mrs. Champ Clark and Mrs. James X.
Mann, a guest of the Speaker and Mrs.
Clark Mrs. Clark wore becoming
costume of black, the suit of satin with
a chiffon blouse embroidered IN goio.
and a medium sized hat OF black straw
sharply upturned at one SIDE anu
Mann wore a smart suit of dark blue
velvet. a wide white satin collar finish
ing the coat, and hlSh-cro"ned
sailor of purple straw trimmed with
violet velvet ribbon.
Cannon, Mrs Claude Kitchin, wife OF
Representative Kitchin; Mrs. Annie
Hamilton Pitzer of Colorado, MT ana
Mrs. Samuel Fordyce of st. Louis ana
Miss Dorothy Thomson of West Nlr-
GINA.
One of the most brilliant audiences or
the winter assembled in the ballroom
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Can
for the second presentation of the him
nictures of the British army in France
shown by Capt. Ian Hay Belth, VINO
accompanied the presentation with a
most interesting talk. Among those
present were the French ambassador
and Nine. Jusserand, the ltaiiah am
bassador and Countess di Cellere: the
Japanese ambassador, the stan OF the
british embassy, Senator Lodge. Mrs.
George Peabody Gardner. Mrs. William
A Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. william "A.
Slater, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs george f14 NJ.
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Roose-
Welt. the solicitor general ana MIS- ,S;
John W. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Meoili
Mccormick, Miss Gwynn, Mrs. william
Morton Grinnell, Mr.. Eliot Waos"or 'h
and MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Willert.
Mrs Thomas F. Walsh was hostess
at luncheon yesterday in her nome II
Massachusetts avenue Inc deco, aeio,i.
| were in yellow tulips ana oona ar orsa,
recital. The guests were senator am
| Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg. Admiral Charie
| O'Neil, the military attache OF inc Btu
| ish embassy. Col. Murrougn srlen
to Ianan and Mrs. Thomas J. OBrien
| Col. and Mrs. Robert E. L. Niche. MI
and Mrs. Hampson Gary. Mr.. ana MITE
| putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bailou
Capt Francis NJ. Barber. Mrs. Eofn9 91
| Pendleton, Mrs. Stephen Osborn, Mis-
| Scidmore, DIR. Charles c. Swisher ant
MI. Charles Noble Gregory.
REPRESENTATIVE Rankin. who enter
| TODAY upon her duties as a member o
the lower house of Congress. was TIT
guest of honor at a breakfast giVef
by the women's Suffrage Association
| the Shoreham. The breakfast wa
served at O'Clock, so as not to inter
fere with the late engagements OF tn
new member. Mrs. Champ Clark wal
among the guests.
Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith. VIII
returned to Washington yesterday from
| a short visit to Atlanta, will be JOINED
the latter part Of the week by thei
| son-in-law and daughter, Lieut.. an,
Mrs Aston Simpson. and Hoke Smitl
Simpson, who will be their guests TO
several weeks.
| A luncheon for Miss Elizabeth Shell
ley was given by Mrs. Joseph r. Darl
ing today. Miss Shelley has recently re
turned from Serbia. where for tw
years she was engaged in relief work.
| Mrs. Robert ]. Walker, wife Of En-
sign Walker. has recovered from he
| illness of the winter and has 5otne
her mother, Mira William II. Walker, q
Ashevtlle, N. C., whore she viii resnal,
j until Ensign walker returns 1rum -
duty later In the spring.