Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-25

Mr.. Rudolph de Zapp presenting the
guests and Miss Grace Needham pour
ing tea Among the guests were Mrs.
James S. Boatwright and Mrs. William
Graham Clayton of Virginia College,
Roanoke: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Houston
Carr, Miss Jane Austin. daughter of
Representative Austin of West Vir-
ginia, and her house guest, Mrs. Hi
lands of Norfolk, Va; Mrs. Rosa Graye
Kennedy of Charles Town, w. Va;
Miss Kennedy of Bradford, Pa; : Miss
| dore J. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Sutphen, Miss Elizabeth Guest Keech
| Miss Louise Benton Pugh. Miss Mabel
c. Linton. Miss Mentzel. Miss Beatrice
| Carson, Miss franklin. Miss Nolan.
| Miss Johnston, Senior d. Paniagua,
Lieut.. Commander DR.. Hetfield, L, s. n. :;
| Mr.. James B. Green. Col Wheeler,
/ U. $. A.: Mr.. Tilghman Larner of Phila
delphia and others. A buffet supper
was served.
An exhibition of landscape paintings
| by Margaret r. Neuhauser Will open
at the Beaux Arts Club today and re-
main open to the public all the week.
The Genevieve Clark War Workers
gave successful benefit bail at Con-
gress Hall Saturday night. which net
ted several hundred dollars, for the
/ treasury. Mrs. Champ Clark, honorary
| president: Mrs. Dorsey w. Shackleford.
president, and Mrs. Joseph ]. Russell,
chairman. entertainment committee,
| were in the receiving line, and other
members of the committee assisted as
hostesses.
, 20 at o'clock, by the Rev. DIR. David
son. at the home of the brides par
| ents. at West Falls Church, Va, of
Miss Aveline Insersoll Flagg, daugh-
| ter of Mr., and Mrs. Edmund Howard
Flagg. and Mr.. Charles Lewis Taylor
| r1S saf lot 1ah Do
| Mrs. Norman Williams and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Wesley Merritt. were hostesses
at luncheon yesterday at the University
Club for, thirty. ordnance officers. Mrs
Newton Baker, the guest of honor. gave
| musical program, and DR.. and Mrs
Wood of the Church of the Covenant
assisted the hostesses.
Lady Lister Kaye. who went to New
YORK recently, has returned to Wash
lngton to keep some social engage
ments. and is at the Shoreham.
The trustees of the Corcoran Gallery of
Art have sent out Invita- tons for a re.cep
t t,oh IN honor OF the Archbishop of York.
Episcopal Church. Monday evening. AnriI
l. from till IL o'clock.
|! Mrs: Cornelius Vanderbilt of New York,
who was the guest last week Of Renra
sentative and Mrs. Nicholas I,oneworth
returned to New York yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. James Tagcart priestIv
OF Des Moines. Iowa, are guests for a
snort time of Mrs. Priestly's brother and
sister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs John C,ravke
Simpson. DR.. and Mrs Priestly are ac-
compa MED by their two grandsons. Joseph
Prlestiy and James Taggart Priestly. Sd.
MI and Mrs. Hugh L. Rose. who were
guests at the White House recently. then
OF Admiral and Mrs. Benson have t.ler
an apartment at the Lafayette for !, t;n,,
Maj. Gen and Mrs. Leonard Wood will
arrive at Washington today for a brief
visit They will be the guests of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker
Of New Jersey in their home. at 1928
deep mourning because of the recent
death OF her sister. Mrs. Albert L. Keyes
Col. Robert NJ Thompson. who has
been at st. Augustine. Fla for several
days ABOARD ;, his houseboat Ever
for Charleston. s. c.. accomnanjeJ nv
Mrs. THOMPSON. Miss HiIda sykes,
Lieut.. Gen. = b. M. Young, L. s. A. re-
tired. and c. C. Garrison.
A very ENJOYABLE dance was given by
the marines attached to Marine Germs
headquarters on Tuesday evening. March
10. at Mrs. Overs ballroom. 1877 r street
northwest. While the dance was given nv
enlisted men. the officers were well repre-
sented. George barnett, major general.
commandant: =. H. Lauchheimer, briga-
and Mrs. G. G. Long. Col. A. s. McLemore
and daughter. Maj. and Mrs n a IJtIey.
Capt. F. C. Mcconnell, Can't. n =. Davis
Mrs. Edward Boughton, Capt and Mrs.