The Washington times., 1918-11-14
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Allied Diplomats Attend Dinner at Club de Vingt in
Celebration of Peace Other Social Activities

THE CLUB DE. vINGT, which is
now established at its new
quarters, 1917 Connecticut ave
nue., was the. scene last
night OF a very brilliant dinner,
made up largely of the members of the
diplomatic stan and war missions of
all the allied nations. Lieut.. Philippe
Barber, OF the Belgian legation, who
was the instigator for the dinner was
the sole representative Of Belgium.
Great Britain, who had the largest
delegation, was represented by Cen
ernl Trotter, General Headlam, Cen
eral Lee. Colonel Pakenham, Colonel
Coke, Colonel Giles, Colonel Gilmore.
Major Nutter, Major Paige, Major
Crawford Stewart, LieutenanF Com
mander Hobbs, Captain Glen. Captain
Gibson, Captain Hope, Captain Tryg,
Lieutenant Eadie, Lieutenant Duthie,
Lieutenant Macaulay, Lieutenant
Pucher and Lieutenant Piley. Among
those who represented France were
General Collardet, military attache of
the embassy; Colonel Martin. Com
mandant Dubreuu, Commandant
Rousseau, Commandant Dupont, Lieu
tenant Cheyel, the naval attache OF
the embassy: Captain Courcelle. Cap
tain Blaize, Lieutenant Labst, Lieu
tenant Coquelet and Lieutenant
GrimpfeL Italy's representatives in
cluded General Guglielmotti, Colonel
Bitossi, Colonel Gianfreda, Major Gri-
maldi. Major Junayo, Captain TOXIC,
Captain Luzerna, Lieutenant Santini,
Lieutenant d'Amica and Lieutenant
Bigi, and half a dozen American army
officers including Brig. Gen. Henry
Jervey, OF the general stan; Major
MI -N.F
der Uyeda, OF the Japanese embassy,
aud Captain Moreira, of the Brazilian
embassy, both naval attaches, were
There, and Major Tabio, military at
tache OF the Cuban legation, was the
sole representative of Cuba.
To Honor French COmmIssIOA.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand will be among those who
will entertain for the official French
Commission. which arrived in New
York a few days ago. and which will
come to Washington on Monday
Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand will
give a dinner for the mission, which
is made up Of five noted men of let.
ters with Colonel Theodore Reinach
as head.
Mrs. Young Entertains.
Mrs. John Hervey Young enter
tanned a company at luncheon yes
terday in honor OF her niece, Mrs.
Shellabarger. wife of Capt. Samuel
shellabarger. military attache of the
United States legation in Sweden
The other guests at luncheon yes
terday were Nine. Panaretoff. wife
OF the minister from Bulgaria; Sc
nora de Zaldvar, wife OF the minis-i
ter from Salvador; Mrs. Fletcher,
wife of Admiral Frank Fletcher;
Mrs. Donaldsz; wife of Gen. T. Q.
Donaldson; Nine. Nordvall. wife of
the special commissioner from Swe-
den; Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Henry Butler, and 4.rs-
william Haywood.
Mrs. Shellabarger will go to New
York at the end OF the week, where
she will make a short stay before
sailing for Sweden to join Captain
Shellabarger.
Representative and Mrs. Frederick
Fl. Giliett have spent two weeks in
Massachusetts, and are in New York,
en- route to Washington. They are
returning by motor and will reach the
Capital tomorrow.
Returns to Florida.
Mrs. Edward P. Porcher, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Delos A.
Blodgett. will return to her home in
Florida tomorrow.
Miss Blodgett Is , entertaining q
house party, her guests including Col.
and Mrs. James L. Walsh, who viii
remain with her until they find an
apartment, and Miss ByFnina Dumas,
OF Atlanta, Ca, a niece of the hostess.
Brig. Gen. Frederick V. Abbot. U. |
S. A, and Mrs. Abbot had a dinner
last night at Washington Barracks
for Col Edward Schultz, U. S. A.; Mrs.
Schultz and. the Misses Schultz, who
are in Washington for the .!Sinter.
Colonel Schultz is attending the staf
class at the War College.
Anthony League Meeting.
The meeting OF the War Service
committee Of the Anthony League
was held as usual at the home Of
the president. Mrs. Anna E. Hend-
ley. 20o7 Columbia road. on Wednes-
day afternoon. a number OF knitted
garments were received and wool
distributed. Mrs. Grace Porter Hop
kins. chairman or the woman's d.
vision OF the Department OF Labor,
spoke OF the work done by that de-
partment in placing over 2.1OO wo-
men in September and more than
800 IN October. The Industrial com
mittee pledged its support TO the de-
psrtment In its social service work
particularly.
Next Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Roe 1'ulkerson will speak Of the
work of the Day Nursery. and Mrs.
ANNA Jenness Miller will explain her
system Of Triune Development. The
meeting will begin at $3.50 o'clock. /
and strangers in the city are par
ticularly invited to attend. Mrs
Nanette b. Paul will begin her class
in parliamentary law next Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock in the Wilson
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