Evening star., 1918-03-29
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar.
shall Returning Today From
Short Trip to the West.
Brilliant Dinner Parties Planned for
Easter Week.-Mrs. Brooks
Luncheon Hostess. -

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will return to Washington today from
New York. where they made a short
stay, following a trip to Madison. wis.
While in the west the Vice President
made several political speeches. Mrs.
Marshall was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic Courtland Penf1eld in their
box at the opera last evening. The
other members of the party were Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh and Miss Katherine
Hill. daughter of DIR. and Mrs. David
Jayne Hill.
The British ambassador and Lady
Reading will entertain at dinner Tues-
day evening. April 2. in honor OF the
| Archbishop of York, who will be their
! guest for several days.
The italian ambassador and Countess
di Cellere will entertain at dinner on
Wedne sday evening. April 3.
and Mrs Arthur Willard have as their
guests Mrs. Frank c. Young and her
| small daughter of Oswego, N Y. who
arrived this morning.
| Mrs. Josephus Daniels will return to-
| day from a stay of week or more at
| Raleigh, n. c.
Representative and Mrs. Jouett shouse
will entertain at dinner this evening.
| Miss Amy Brooks entertained at
luncheon today at the United Service
Club in compliment to Mrs. Roy Hal
lock, wife Of Capt. Hallock Of the Sig
! nal Corps, whose marriage took place re-
| Gently.
| The guests to meet her included Mrs.
! pAv stySHo n
Miss Gwendolen Denys and Mrs. Will
| liam Irwin Mirkil.
| Representative and Mrs. Homer P
Snyder entertained at dinner last even
| ing at the Willard. Later the party at
tended the dance at the Congressional
/ Club.
| Representative and Mrs S. Wallace
Dempsey will be hosts at dinner Monday
evening, April ].
| Miss Anne Hopkins, whose marriage to
Capt John Gregory Hope. r. F. c., will
| be one of the most interesting events or
| next week, viii have as her house guests
| her two out-of-town attendants Miss
| Esther Hosmer of Boston arrived last
| evening and Miss Elizabeth Seton of New
| York will reach Washington tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles 1. Potter accompanied by
her daughter Miss Nicols. will leave
| Washington on Monday for San Francisco,
where they will join Col. Potter. who pre-
ceded them several weeks ago to his new
station
Nine. da Cana, wife Of the ambassador
Of Brazil. will return today from New
York, where she has been visiting Judge
and Mrs. Ebert Gary.
Commodore Guy Gaunt of the British
embassy staff and Mrs Gaunt are spend
ing few days at the Biltmore in New
York.
Commander de Blanpre, naval attache
of the French embassy, Is at New York
| for a few days.
Col and Mrs. Robert S. A. Dougherty
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Griffin will
spend Easter at Atlantic City.
! Mrs. Walter W. Magee, wife Of Rep
resentative Magee, will leave Washington
on Tuesday for months stay at her
home at Syracuse, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Theus Munds, who have
been visiting Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert ].
Adams. have returned to their home at
| New York.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Edgar Hoe of
New York have announced the engage
| ment of their niece. Miss Jean Had
dock, to Lieut.. Richard Norris Had
dock. I'd.
| Lieut.. Haddock. who graduated from
Harvard in 1916, held the national ten
| mis- championship for two years and was
| member Of the international tennis
team for 1914.
| He is in the field artillery with the
American expeditionary force in France
and is the son of Mrs. Charles Duane
Williams Of Philadelphia.
Miss Haddock is working with the
French Red Cross in Paris,
| Mr. Milton Work. the well known
authority on auction bridge. who has
! offered to lead the tournament to be
! held at the residence OF Mrs. Edison
| Bradley on the evening of April 10. un-
| der the auspices of the Red Cross Help
| ers, 1884 NJ street, has gwen a series of
i tournaments throughout the country
| for the benefit of the United States War
| Relief, clearing over 100000.
| The committee in charge of this tour
nament, from whom tables can be OBJ
| tanned, are Mrs. McClintock. Mrs George
| Howard and Mrs. Horace Westcott.
! Mr.. Work will give two lessons Of
| six tables each on the afternoon Of
| April 10. Applications for these tables
| should be sent in at once.
| limited number Of artistic bronze
medals. produced to commemorate the
| battle of Nerdun, have been brought to
| Washington and are now on sale at 523
| 11th street. where Miss Harriet Win
| slow, local secretary of the organiza-
F! tion known as the Fatherless Children
of France, is holding sale OF Easter
! cards.
| The sale of these cards is meeting
! with great success, and already the re-
ceipts have netted nearly eighteen hum
dred dollars. enough to help fifty chill
dren for a year.
| Miss Elizabeth Lambert has returned
from school for the Easter holidays and
| Is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Will
| ton j. Lambert.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace Spald-