Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-04

! Sutherland, was given at the Beaux
| Arts Club. 1413 H street, yesterday
I afternoon, Miss Verna Hetfield pouring
| tea. Among those present We're Repre-
| sentative and Mrs. Burroughs of New
| Hampshire. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic {.
| Luthi OF the swiss legation, Federal
! Trade Commissioner and Mrs Victor
Murdoch and their house guest, Mrs
| Eaton Of Kansas City. Kan; Mr.. and
| Mrs. Asa f. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs, Roy
| J.. Neuhauser. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo J.
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. r. sutphen,' Mrs.
Miss Grace Needham, Miss Dorothy
| Cobb, Miss Anice Page Cooper. Miss
| Agnes Carter, Capt. Anderson, L. S. A;
, Mr., Jerome Conner. the sculptor: Lieu
| tenant Commander Lewis, L. S. n; Nj
| Rudolph de Zapp and others. \ buffet
| supper was served.
! The patronesses for the illustrated
lecture to be given for the benefit of
| prisoners of war from the allied armies
| interned in Switzerland. to be held at
/ Mrs. Henry +. Dimock's residence. 1901
i 10th street northwest. at 800 o'clock
Monday. March II. include: Miss Board
man, Mrs. David Jayne HILL Mrs. David
Franklin Houston. Miss Goldman. Nine.
VignaI, Mrs. Frank l.. Polk. Mrs. Viii
| liam Phillips, Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
welt, Mrs. Colville Barclay. Mrs. Rob-
ertson, Mrs. Adolph Miller, Mrs. Stahler,
| Mrs. Clarence Wilson. Mrs. Saltonstall.
Mrs. Truxton Beale. Mrs. Charles Tracy,
Mrs. A. b. Ruddock, Nine. Sulzer, Mrs.
| Julian James, Nine HuhScher, Miss Lee,
Mrs. Richard Crane, Nine. de Laboulaye,
Nine. de Blanpre, Mrs. Willett, Mrs.
Henry +. pimock, Mrs. Eugene Meyer,
Miss I4adenburG. Mrs. George Draper.
Mrs. Breckenridge Long, Mrs. Sears,
Mrs Warburg. Lady Crawford. Mrs. Du-
pont. Nine. Chovel. Countess de la
IGreze, Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs. Frank
! lin X. Lane. Mrs William Slater, Mrs.
Edison Bradley. Mrs. Charles Hamlin,
! NT-a n nT1r Poo
ers, Miss Ernst. Mrs. Thomas Calf Mrs.
Auchincloss, Mrs. julius Rosenwald,
Mrs. Crozier, Mrs, Albert Gallatin, Mrs.
George Vanderbilt. Mrs. Grew, Mrs. De
| lano, Mrs. Frank d. Kellogg, Mrs John
Livingston, Mrs. Salisbury, Mrs. Law
irence Townsend and Mrs. John Davis
Admission will be by invitation ca rds,
which may be obtained from the COM
mittee on arrangements at the Swiss
legation or from the treasurer, Mrs.
Richard Crane, jr.
! Nine. Hans Sulzer. wife of the Swiss
minister, will preside at a sale at the
Swiss legation March u. - and IA, at which
art objects. wood cary lgs- leather
goods and other haudicraft will be Of
fered. These articles are the work of
informed British, French and Belgian
prisoners. The American legation at
Bern is taking an active part in relief
of the prisoners and Mrs. Pleasant Sto-
vail, wife of the American minister to
Switzerland is the president of the
! commission for the sale to be held at
Nine. Suffers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans leave for
Atlantic City today to be gone ten days
| Miss Helen Cannon gave a small in
! formal tea yesterday afternoon for her
! niece. Miss Virginia lie Seure, and her
| guest, Miss Camilla Hegeler of DAN
| Vile, Ill. who arrived at Washington
yesterday.
Mrs. Gillett Hill has gone to Atlantic
| CITY to Join her daughter, Mrs. Nc
/ Hill Will go to New York to be the
guest of Mrs. Charles Il. Proctor of
| Great Neck. Long Island. who is spend
! ing the winter at the Ritz Carlton.
| partial list of the box holders and
| patronesses for the Red Cross benefit
/ which VIII take place March rs at the
Belasco Theater. when the San Carlo
! Opera Company will be heard in the
opera "Aida," follows:
| The President and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs
! Daniels. Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt. Miss
! Mabel Boardman. Mrs. Seaton Schroe
der, Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs. Theodore
Richards. Mrs. Delos Blodgett, Admiral
| and Mrs. N. e. Mason, DIR. and Mrs. John
| c. Boyd, Capt. A. L. Willard. Capt. and
Mrs. Harold Norton. Lieut.. Lamont and
Mrs. Lamont of Annapolis. Mr.. NJ.
| Blankenship OF Baltimore and others
Many seats have already been taken
to buy wool for free distribution. Mrs
1 Roosevelt has thfS undor bar