The Washington herald., 1918-04-04

cluded Gov. Robert L Williams, OF
Oklahoma, and the members Of the
Oklahoma delegation in Congress.
The other guests were Representa-
tive and Mrs. Thomas A. Chandler,
Representative and Mrs. William w.
Hastings. Representative and Mrs.
Charles D. Carter. Representative
Tom D. McKeown, Representative
and Mrs. Scott Ferris. Representa-
tive and Mrs. James V. McChntick.
Representative and Mrs. Dick
Thompson Morgan and Representa-
tive and Mrs. Joseph B. Thompson.
Justice and Mrs. Mahlon Pitney
have cards out for a dinner on April
l6 in compliment TO Lord and Lady
Reading.
The Serbian minister. NJ. Lioubomir
at luncheon at the legation the Rev.
E. Sidney Savage. canon OF New
castle Cathedral. England, and lat
Y. N. c. "A. in the Mediterranean
area, at present in the United States
for the Serbian Red Cross work.
Inc LII. NOg6lhN m
Yovanoyitch. chief of the Serbian
press bureau: DR.. George Todoro-
witch, secretary OF the legation; Capt.
Gordon GordonSmith and NJ. Yovan
MiChailovitch.
Mrs. Arthur. Lee will chaperone a
group of adebutantes who will sell
Liberty bouquets" at the beneft
performance of I'm the Land of Make
Believe" which will be given at the
Bclasco Theater this afternoon.
The children's tin box fund will be
the beneficiary. and particular inter-
est is being shown in the fund. as it
provides for the destitute children OF
our allies.
The young ladies who will form
the committee are Miss Ellen Bruce
Lee. Miss Halle Davis, Miss Cecilia
McCa!lum, Miss Minna Blair, Miss
Alice Hamlin. Miss Marie Simms and
Miss Alice Redua.
Senator and Mrs. William Calder
entertained last night with the last
Of a series of dinners which they
have been giving this winter. There
were twenty guests, and among
them were Mr.. and Mrs. William
English, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. Henry Van Dyke. formerly
American Minister to the Neither
lands and one OF the foremost of
modern educators, authors and
poets. will be the guest of honor at
the Congressional Club on Friday at
4 o'clock. His subject will be THE
Country's War Conscience" DR..
Van Dyke was in Holland at the be-
ginning of the world conflict, and
he will deal with the psychological
as we'll as the physical side of war
conditions. Following the program
will be a reception and tea.
Mrs. John H. Shafroth. Mrs. James
r. Mann and Mrs. William Kettner
will pour tea. Those receiving will
be Mrs. Richard Eliot, Mrs. Edward
c. Little, Mrs. John Lind, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Baer, Mrs. William A. Ashbrook,
Mrs. Howard Reeside. Mrs. Charles
Pope Caldwell and Mrs. Louis
Brownlow.
The regular Informal Thursday
evening dances at the Congressional
Club have been changed to Wednes-
day to accommodate the army and
navy men who have leave at this
time.
On Monday evening. April s, all
young women who have recently
come to Washington to engage in
war work will be given an informal
reception with a brief program. Mrs.
Robert Lansing, wife of the Secre-
tary Of State, will make a short
talk. and other distinguished wom-
en- will take part. A full announce
ment Of the program will appear
later.
Senator Jacob Gallinger. veteran
Of the Republicans in the Senate
celebrated his S1st birthday last week.
His colleagues, however, deferred
their celebration of it. since it fell in
Holy Week, until last night when they
gave a dinner in his honor.
Mrs Willard Salisbury will be at
home this afternoon. Senator Sauls-
bury has returned to town after a
three weeks visit to Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. Francis Z. Warren will be at
home informally this afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph s. Frelinghuysen. wife
Of Senator FTelinghuysen, of New
Jersey, will not receive this afternoon.
The Arts Club will entertain at its
regular weekly dinner tonight at
which Mrs. Sawtelle and Miss Kelly
will be the hostesses. Demetra Vaka