Evening star., 1918-11-18
Society
. He President and Mrs. VIII
son went to st. Patrick's
Church this morning for the
imposing ceremony Of state


ment, including cabinet members
senators, representatives. and men,
bers Of the Supreme Court, and the
diplomatic corps were present in St
tPatrick's.
At o'clock this afternoon the Presi-
dent received the members of the
French educational mission accom-
panied by members of the French
entertain at luncheon at the White
House tomorrow for the mission
The Echo de Paris Of November II,
says Mrs. Wilson will go to Europe
with President Wilson.
Mrs. Lansing at Home.
Cards were issued from the State
Department today for Mrs. Robert
Lansing for an at home on Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock, at the
home of the Secretary of State on
18th street. when members of the dip
lomatic corps will be received.
Mrs. Lansing established the Gus
tom Of giving an at home for the
diplomats in the late autumn several
years ago.
The ambassador of France and Nine.
Jusserand will entertain at dinner
tonight in honor of the special educa-
tiona1 mission from France now in
Washington. Col. Theodore Reinach,
head of the mission; the members OF
the mission accompanying him and
other distinguished men will form the
party. and they will later go to the
Cosmos Club. where a reception will
be held in their honor.
| The early hours Of the day were
spent in taking members Of the mis-
sion to Mount Vernon.
Mime. Jusserand, wife Of the French
ambassador, has taken a box for the
presentation of the film, Lafayette,
We Come" at the Knickerbocker
Theater tomorrow afternoon for the
Department Of the Interior Gonzales
cent Home. A number of the GONZALES
cents from the home and Walter Reed
| Hospital will be present in the thea
| ter, the motion picture beginning at
$3.50.
The minister of Salvador has re-
| turned from New York, where he
spent part Of last week.
Mrs. John w. Davis. wife of the am
bassador to Great Britain, Is confined
to her home on 18th street by illness.
The British army officers stationed
at Washington will be hosts at brill
liant ball on Saturday evening, enter
| tanning at the residence OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Joseph Letter, where several OF
the officers of the British mlhtary
mission are residing. MI. and MRS.
Letter are spending the autumn in the
south.
| Mrs. Richard A. Harlow has returned
after spending several days In New
York. Miss Harlow, who accompanied
her mother, will return in day or two:
| The marriage of Miss Harlow and
Lieut.. Commander Theodore Stark viii
kinson, I'd, will take place next month
and will be large church affair.
A number of hospitalities are being
elect. among the first being small
dinner which Capt and Mrs. John Greg
ory Hope will give next week in their
honor.
i Mai. and Mrs. Nevil Monroe Hopkins
will entertain at a dance for their
debutante daughter, Miss Frances Hop
kins, following the tea which they Will
| give in her honor on Thanksgiving day
at their residence in Bancroft place
The marriage of Miss Sara R. Price
Collier daughter Of Mrs Price Collier,
and Lieut.. Charles Fellowes Gordon, Il.
N. new stationed aboard his majesty s
ship Warrior, will take place Saturday,
December IA, at st. Thomas Church.
| Mrs. William Mason Wright will pre-
sent her debutante daughter. Miss Mar
| jorie Wright. at a small tea at Rau-
scher's on Saturday afternoon, ,Novem-
ber 30
Miss Wright is the daughter Of Maj.
| Gen. Wright who is In France in COM
mand of the 5th Corps.
! Mrs Wright and Miss Wright are oc-
cupying their residence, 202o Hillyer
place, this winter.