Evening star., 1918-01-08
President and Mrs. Wilson Play
Golf at One Of the Nearby
Country Clubs.
Minister of Switzerland and Nine.
Sulzer Dinner Hosts Last Evening.
Luncheon for Gen. Rachitch.

| The President, with Mrs. Wilson,
motored to one of the nearby country
| clubs this morning for a round. of golf
before going to the Capitol to make his
address.
The minister from Switzerland and
| Nine. Sulzer were hosts at dinner last
evening in honor of the minister from
| the Netherlands and Mime. van Rap
pard. The guests included Mr. and Nine.
! Van der Houven Van Oordt of the
! Dutch mission. Mile. van Rappard. DR..
| and Nine. Carl Paul Hubscher and Mr
! Frederick Oederlin, the commercial ad-
! wiser attache to the legation of Switzer-
/ land.
| The minister of the Netherlands and
| Nine van Rappard will entertain in
| formally at dinner Friday evening at
! the legation in 10th street.
Mrs. Marshall Field will be hostess at
dinner party Saturday evening, later
| entertaining her guests in her box at
! the charity ball, at the Willard.
| Mrs. Charles C. McChord was hostess
at large reception yesterday after
| noon in her apartment at the Willard,
| in honor OF Mrs John E. Osborne wife
/ ,
who is here for 4 weeks visit. Mrs.
| Marshall. wife OF the Vice President,
/ and the wives of many senators, repre-
sentatives and other prominent officials
were among the callers. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Osborne have many friends at Wash
tington, where the former was first aS-
sistant secretary of state during the
| Presidents first administration.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Billings Rud-
dock entertained informally at lunch
| con today in honor of Gen. Rachitch of
| the Serbian mission.
| Mrs. James Baker, wife of Judge
Baker of Jacksonville. Fla. who is
spending the winter at Washington,
lis entertaining at an informal tea dance
at the Willard this afternoon in COM
plin;ent to Miss Mary Duncan Gibson,
the debutante daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson Gibson.
Mrs. Richard Townsend will be
hostess at dinner tonight.
have been occupying GraystoHe. at
hiingle road and Rock Creek Park,
have taken the residence 1918 18th
street and will occupy it in a few days.
Mrs. r. Horace Gallatin of New York,
is the guest of Countess Gi1ycka.
On Sunday evening the Spanish am
bassador and Nine. Riano entertained
at a small dinner in her honor.
Miss Cannon arrived at Washington
Yesterday, joining her father, Repre-
sentative Cannon, at the Willard. where
they are staying while selecting an
apartment. Later they will be joined
Misses LeSeure.
Mrs. Joseph Letter has left Washing
ton for the south, where she will join
Mr.. Letter at their place near New Or
leans for a stay of several weeks.
Senator and Mrs. Charles a. Culber-
son, with the latter's sister, Mrs.
Schleuter. are established for the sea-
son at their apartment at 2400 18th
street.
Mrs. Oscar c. Crosby and Miss Juliette
Crosby have returned after spending a
month at New York and are the guests
of Mrs. Josiah Pierce.
The French section of the Twentieth
Century Club will meet tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock at Mrs. Gilbert Gros-
veLor's residence, in 18th street. Mrs.
Chase Palmer, the chairman of this sec
ton, requests all members to bring
their sewing bags. as work will be pc
gun for the French orphans. DR.. Ed
win Grosvenor will make an address
on the French language.
Mrs. Erasmus Morgan Weaver, chair
man Of the artillery branch, including
the field and coast artillery, OF the
Army emergency committee, has called
an important meeting for Saturday,
! January II, at o'clock to be held at
; the residence of Mrs. Junius w. Mac
Murray, 1928 Massachusetts avenue.
when the other officers of this branch
! will be elected.
| Miss Natalie Magruder returned yes
| eerday from a visit to Richmond, Va,
! and is at her apartment at the Connec-
/ ticut.
Capt. William A. Burton of the Brit
| ish war mission. and Mrs Burton, who
came to Washington few days ago
! from New York, are occupying the resi-
| dence. 1925 y street, which they recent
| ly leased.
| Mrs Thomas F. Walsh entertained at
/ dinner last evening at the Willard, later
taking her guests to the theater. where
/ they occupied box
| Mrs Frank A Nanderip of New York
| will be hostess at the first of the series
! of weekly teas to be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at the National American Woman
| .suffrage Association headquarters, 1925
| Rhode Island avenue.
/ Mrs. Champ Clark will be the guest of
/, honor and those assisting Mrs. Vanderlip
!! will include Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor.
| Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale. Mrs v. Everit
| Macy, Mrs. William c. Gorgas, Mrs Carl
| Vrooman, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
| Mrs. J. Norment Powell and Mrs. Cor
| della Powell Odenheimer.
| Miss Catherine Harlow. daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. Richard Harlow. was hostess at
| a luncheon yesterday. entertaining in COM
| pliment to Miss Mildred Bromwell.
| Senator and Mrs. Edwin S. Johnson
,of South Dakota announce the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Emily
Johnson. to Corp. Henry C. Gill, Battery
F. 1i7th Field Artillery, encamped at
/ Camp Merritt, n. Y.
| The ceremony took place Monday, De-
cember 81, at Englewood, n. J.
| Following a short stay at New York
! Mrs. Gill joined Senator and Mrs. John
son at their residence in this city
| Corp. Gill is member of a former
company of the South Dakota National
| Guard.
/ Senator and Mrs. Edwin S. johnson