Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-06

HE Spanish am baSS1dor ana
Nine. Riano will entertain
at a large dinner tomorrow
evening at the embassy on
18th street
The first assistant secretary Of
hosts at a dinner party last evening.
Mrs Marshall Field was hostess at
. large dinner party. followed by a
musical, last evening at her residence
on 10th street. entertaining in honor
of the British officers stationed in
Washington, who are returning
shortly to Englad.
embassy and Mrs. Colville Barclay
were among the guests at the dinner
given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edison Bradley at their residence In
Dupont circle. Mrs. Bradley gave an
informal luncheon. followed by
bridge, today.
tain at dinner this evening in honor
of DIR. Mayo of Minnesota, the distin-
guished surgeon.
Nine Calderon, wife of the minister
of Bolivia; Miss Calderon and their
guest, MISS NJ rcedes Godoy of New
York. will be at home informally this
afternoon at the legation.
Mrs. Frederic A. Delano and Miss De-
lano entertained a party Of debutantes
at dinner last evening. going later with
thnir to hn r1,,h Ia
Among those present were Miss
Anna Hamlin, Miss Frances Hopkins,
Miss Marjorie Wright. Miss Anna
Montgomery, Miss Decide and num-
Der of young officers.
Dr. George NJ Pouleff, secretary of
the Bulgarian legation, has been Joined
here by Nine. Pouliefr and they have
taken an apartment at the Wardman
Park Inn for the season.
Mrs. James Mcdonald, who is at the
Ritz Carlton in New York, is planning
to shortly open her house in London,
which has been closed since the begin
ming Of the war.
Mr.. W. P. G. Harding will give a
dance for his debutante daughter. Miss
Margaret Harding, Monday, December
Miss Harding's cousin. who will intro
duce her at tea on Friday, December
20. will chaperon the party.
The moving picture performance
that will be presented to an invited
audience at Crandalrs Knickerbocker
on Monday and Tuesday of next week,
under the auspices of the military in
telligence division of the general
staff, promises to be one of the most
widely representative official gather
ings ever held in Washington. Among
M no 70 nSi
dent, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, Speaker of the House. mem
bers of the cabinet, diplomatic rep
resentatives, together with many
members of the various high commits
sions now in Washington.
The pictures that are to be present
ed. with one or two exceptions. have
never been shown in public. and were
taken purely for the historical ar
chives of the government. They were
made by our own military photog-
raphers abroad. and were assembled
at the Army War College. Perhaps
no presentation of moving pictures
ever shown before will give such a
graphic idea of the terrors and dead
illness of modern warfare, for in these
pictures we see tanks in real action.
our soldiers leaping from the trench
eS, cheering as they rush forward to
the enemy lines.
In the taking of such pictures the
operators literally took their lives in
their hands, and many of them per-
ished on the field of honor.
Mrs. Avery D. Andrews. wife Of Gen
Andrews. who is in France. is at 1915
Massachusetts avenue for the winter
season.
Miss Teresa James. daughter of Mrs.
Frances b. James. will be among the
debutanteS Of the season, and will be
presented at tea some time before
the new year.
Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte will enter
tain at dance for her schoolgirl
daughters, the Misses Strebeigh. De-
cember "a at her residence, on K street.
The minister of Sweden and Nine.
Ekengren entertained at dinner last
evening at the legation. on 10th street,
when Mr.. A. X. Nordvall, special
Swedish commissioner, and Mrs. Nord-
vail were among their guests.
A large and interesting audience
filled the Knickerbocker Theater yes
terday afternoon for the moving pic
ture exhibit given for the benefit of
the cavalry branch of the Army Elmer
gency Committee. The pictures shown
included some wonderfully clear and
interesting films taken under the dl-
rection of the War College of the
work accomplished by the American
Army in France last September. Many
of the convalescents from the Walter
Reed Hospital were guests of box
parties. Among others occupying
boxes were Mrs. George W. Goethals,
who had as her guests Mrs. John Lord
O'Brian Mrs. Sidney Cloman. Mrs. Jo-
seph Wharton Lippincott, Miss Mary
Webb and Miss Gertrude Greedy. Mrs.
William H. Carter had as guests in
her box Mrs. William Baird. Mrs.
Hicks. Mrs. George NICK. Williamson.
Mrs G. R. Cecil and Mrs. William H.
Allen of Chicago. Mrs. William n.
Everett entertained in her box Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith, Miss Smith, Mrs.
David Perry and Mrs. Isabel Espy.
Mrs John L. Pitcher, Mrs. A. I. Muir
ply. Mrs. William H. Beck, Mrs. Hola-
bird. Mrs. John S. Fair. Mrs. A. B.
Butler. Mrs. John A. Johnston. Miss
Shae. Mrs. K. T. Riggs. Mrs. Edward