Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-10

Banner and the audience applauding-
with the President and Mrs Wilson
were the Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs McAdoo. Mrs. Wilson wore
charming gown of white crepe meteor
with touches of silver. and as ornament
an American beauty rose. Mrs McAdoo
wore a lovely white costume, and
both the men in the party wore white
suits.
The Russian ambassador. Mr.. Boris
Bakhmetieff. accompanied by the coun-
selor of the embassy and Nine. Onou.
occupied one of the stage boxes
The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand had with them in their box
Mrs Frederick II. Gillett. Miss Hoar.
Mr.. de Sartiges and Mr.. Blonde1 of the
embassy staff
with the Japanese ambassador were
Mr.. Full. second secretary. Mime. Full.
Capt. Nomura. Lieut. COL Mizumachi,
Mr.. Saito and Mr.. Iwate. all of the en-
bassy staff
The Italian ambassador. with mem
bers Of his stan and some visiting Off
GERS. were in another box.
Senator and Mrs. James Hamilton
Lewis entertained in their box the
Spanish ambassador. Mrs. Richard
{ Townsend. Miss Patten and Mr.. Trux-
ton Beale.
Miss Mabel Boardman had some off,
cials of the Red Cross in her box. and
among others in the audience were Mr..
and Mrs Frank h NoyeS Miss Noyes
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. charles L. McCaw-
ley. Mrs. Julian James Mr. Vcuros.
charge d'anaircs OF Greece; I-. and
Mrs. Nash and Miss carolyn Nash
The counselor of the State Depart
ment and Mrs. Frank l. Polk enter
tained the Secretary of state and Mrs.
Lansing informally at dinner last even
ing.
FIR. and Mrs. Polk leave Washington
tomorrow for Bar Harbor. the former
remaining as long as his official duties
will permit. and Mrs. Polk until the
on route by their children. who have
been passing the summer with Mrs.
Folks parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Pot
ter of Philadelphia. at their cottage at
Ventnor, y. j.
The British ambassador. Sir Cecil
sSpring-Rice. was entertained at din
ner last evening by the second coun-
Beaumont Hohler. whose guest he is
during the absence in the north of
Lady Spuring-Rice and their children.
The guests asked to meet the ambas-
oador were Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Delano Robbins
II. Tsrdieu of the French permanent
mission. NJ and Nine. Simon. Mrs. Bor-
den Hartman and Mr.. Dejean of the
French embassy staff.
/ The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs
Lane will leave Washington tomorrow
for motor trip over the week end.
Mr.. Brar4billa. counselor of the Ital-
Ian embassy. is planning to leave Wash
1ngton tomorrow to spend the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. George Won L. Meyer
and Miss Meyer. at their country home
1T Hamilton. Mass.
Col. and Mrs. George W. Read had
dining with them informally last even
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Navy Club Representative and Mrs
Clarence b. Miller. Col. and Mrs. Henry
Coalter Cabell and Mai. and Mrs. Pres
ton Brown.
Mr.. Stephen d. Mather. director Of the
national park service. and Mrs. MatheY.
Accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
W Gleason Of Boston who are taking
spending several days at the Mount
washington Hotel. at Breton Wood.
Col Henry coalter CabelI, who recent.
ly returned to active service. and Mrs
Cnbell have taken an apartment at
etoneleigh Court, as the former has
been assigned to duty at the War De-
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson.
Who have been spending the summer
motoring. are spending some time at
the Baisams. Dixyille Notch. N. H.
Maj. and Mrs. Preston Brown. who
have recently returned from the Philip
Din6a have leased the residence 1922 I
street. where they are now established.
Ma w.ltsr B Brooks. IN of sal.i-
Dtstsebury. left today to attend the
eaxriage tomorrow. ut Newport, of
IL Pauline Disston. daughter Of Mrs.
km11em Dtsston Of Philadelphia, and
y. John Wanamaksr. jr.. son Of Mr..
nAUnna Wananaker