Evening star., 1918-04-12

HE President and Mrs. Wilson
occupied a box at the National
Theater last night. Mr.. and
Mrs Julian Boiling were their
Il guests.
Misses Anna and Maude Richards en-
tertained at luncheon today at the
Shoreham, when their guests included
Mrs Harry woodward. Mrs. Davenport
White. Mrs. Walter Wells, Miss Mary
Temple, Mrs Wilbur Carr. Mrs. James
Emery, Mrs. William Harlee, Mrs.
Arthur H. Tirrell. Miss Katherine Over-
man, Mrs. Edgar Newberry. Miss vir-
ginia LIE Seure. Mrs. Allen Treadway.
| Mrs Victor Kaufman and Mrs. Ans
berry.
| Mr.. Sy1vanus Stokes. jr., u. s. N, and
his bride returned from their wedding
trip yesterday, and today will leave for
| Warrenton. Va, to visit Mrs. Sylvanus
Stokes. ST., who has been i'll and was
unable on that account to be present at
| their wedding.
They will return tomorrow and will
be the quests until Monday of Mrs.
Stokes mother, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock.
They will then go to Baltimore, where
Mr.. Stokes is at present on. duty.
Mrs. Marshall Field attended the per-
formance at the Metropolitan Opera,
| New York, last evening. The party in
the box with her included Mrs. Charles
| H. Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Dyke and Mr.. Norman de R. White
| house.
Miss Ellen Gordon Is entertaining at
a small informal tea this afternoon in
her apartment at the MENDOZA in COM
plim to Miss Isabel Stettinius
Miss Elizabeth Stevenson, who has
been visiting her cousin. Mrs. Charles
| Bromwell, has gone to New York for a
week end visit. but will return to
Washington on Tuesday.
| Miss Margheritta TiIlman is enter
tanning at small card party. followed
by tea, this afternoon in complim ent
| to her house guest. Miss Beatrice Belts
Mrs. Morgan shuster will preside at
| the tea table.
A private view of the "sky Fighters
of France" French official exhibit Of
| aerial warfare paintings by Lieut. Henri
Farre,l will be. held Wednesday, April
"a. at $3.50 O'Clock, at the washington
Club. The proceeds are to be given to
| the children of French aviators killed
| in battle.
Marquise de Polignac is chairman Of
| the executive committee in charge of
the exhibit, the other members includ-
ing Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. Alexan-
der Biddle, Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs
| George Howard. Mrs. Joseph Letter.
Meyer. jr.; Mrs. William Phillips, Mrs.
Frank Lyon Polk. Mrs. H H. Rogers,
Mrs Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs. George
Vanderbilt and Mrs. Harold Walker
To Receive at Garry On Ball.
The receiving committee for the
carry on" ball to be held at the VIII
lard tomorrow night under the auspices
Of the Junior League are Miss Alys
Downing. president of the league: Miss
Catherine Harlow, vice president and
chairman of the ball committee, and
Miss Ruth Tanner. secretary.
Mrs. James Mcdonald will be hostess
at dinner this evening in honor Of Miss
Rebecca Collier, daughter of Mrs. T.
De Witt Talmage. and Capt. Pitt Scott,
=. s. y. who will be married on Mon
ihes party to the theater afterward,
where they will occupy a box.
Mrs. Koon and Mrs Wilbur J. Carr
entertained at luncheon Wednesday,
when their guests were Mrs. Ben john
son, Mrs Samuel Winslow, Nine.
Yanes, Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman, Mrs
Perry Heath, Mrs: Ross Thompson.
Nine. Roso. Mrs. John Crayke Simpson,
Miss Scidmore and Mrs. Elbridge Moore
of New York.
An attractive feature of the fashion
fete to be held in the ballroom of the
Scott Circle residence of Mrs Henry F.
Dimock in the afternoon and evening
of Tuesday, April 16, for the American
British -French-Belgian permanent blind
VI n - ~ ynf fIyyN mil
a remarkable child dancer, Ponne, a pu-
pill OF the premier danseuse of the Met
iropolltan Opera House. Ponne will
dance twice during the afternoon and
again twice during the evening.
Among the recent acquisitions to
Washington residential circle are Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Hequembourg and. fam
ily of New York, who have taken a
house at 3046 Newark street northwest.
Mrs. Hequembourg is a niece of the
late Admiral John H. Russell, U. s. N,
for many years with his family promi-
nently identified with Washington off,
cial life. Mr.. Hequembourg is serving
! in the Reserve Army as major in the
aviation section. Admiral RusseIPs
| daughter. it will Be remembered, mar
ried DR.. Alfred r. Grain, a prominent
physician of New York.
| . Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Larcombe. ir..
are spending the week end at Richs
mond with Mr.. and Mrs. Blair B.
| StringfelIow.
| On Wednesday. April 10. at high noon,
Miss Emma Scott Anderson of Bowling
| Green. Va. became the bride Of Mr.
! Charles Alonzo Hite of Milford. Va.
The wedding took place at Washington
at the home of the brides brother.
Mr. Aubrey r. Anderson. Only a small
circle Of relatives and friends were
present. Apple blossoms. breath-of-
| spring and ferns transformed the in
! terror of the house into a veritable
! flower garden. The bride was charm
ing in a. suit of dark blue serge. After
| the ceremony, which was performed by
| the Rev. d. H. Martin of Washington.
| refreshments were served. Mr.. and Mrs
Hite will be at home at MiISrd, Va,