The Washington times., 1918-03-12
Italian Attache EntertaIns.

Capt. LsInerto VaunutelH. naval at
tache Of the Italian embassy enter
tanned at dinner ae the Washington
club lest evening, ihe dinner beiug
followed by an INFORMAL talk on Tho
Italian Battle Front" with Will Jr-
win, who has just rcturned from Eu-
rope as lecturer.
The guests dinner numbered
forty-five and Included the Italian
Ambassador and Countess Macchi di
CeIlere. Mr.. and Mrs. BreckinridEe
Long. Rear AdHArsl and mrs. Ralph
Earle, General and Mme. YiRnal, Com
fnsnder and Afiie. DE- BIsnpre, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard .BAruch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Graham Glasgow, Rear Ad
miral and Mrs. Leigh c. Palmer. 81.
and Mine. Simon Capt. and Mrs. Per
ry Belmont. Mrs. Slater, Mime. de
Pcna, Captain Welles, Captain Irwin,
Commander Powers.,Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Meyers. .jr., Miss Perkins, Miss
Martha Goldman. Mrs. DuBarry, hIIss
Willis, Miss Ethel BagE, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vittorio' Falorsi. Count Mlniscalchi-
Erizzo, counselor of the Italian en-
bassy, the Duke de Sangro, Baron de
Valentino, Will Irwin. and others. Ad-
ditiOnal guests. among them many Of
ficIaIs and diplomats, were asked for
the lecture.
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Mrs. Newton d. Baker. wife of the
Secretary of War, will sing tonight
for the soldiers at the American Uni
vcrsity Camp. On Thursday. evening
Mrs. Baker will sing at the Church
OF Our Father, where a benefit for
the work. OF the Florence Crittenton
Mission has been arranged. Miss
Janet Richards will speak on 'Nhe
same occasion.
Miss Anne Hopkins, vino was to
have been bridesmaid at the marriage
OF Miss Margaret Fahnestock, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Gibson Fahpesock. and
Sy1vanus Stokes, jr.. L. S. n. r., on
-fpril >. has been obliged to withdraw
from the wedding party as her mar
riage to Capt. John Gregory Hope,
Royal Flying Corps, is arranged for
April =.
Miss Fahnestock's attendants will
be her COUSINS. Miss Caroline An
drews, OF Flushing, l.. T., and Mics
Helen Campbell of New York: Miss
Marguerite Caperton. daughter of Ad-
miral Capetton, Miss Catherine Har-
los and Miss Helen Cameron, OF New
York.
r. King Stone will be best man
for Mr.. Stokes. The wedding will
take place in Bethlehem Chapel OF
the Cathedral OF SITS. Peter and Paul.
at 4:S0 o'clock, and will be followed
by reception at Mrs. Fahnestock's
home in MassR Chusetts avenue.
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Mrs. Baker TO Sing.
Mrs. Newton d. Baker will sing
tomorrow afternoon at the annual
benefit reception of the Crittenton
Circle OF the Sunshine and Com
munity Society. which will be held
from a to q at the Wyoming. Mrs.
William II. Osborne, chairman of the
reception commmitee, VIII receive
and will be assisted by Mrs. Walter Fl.
Howard. president OF the circle: Mrs.
j Edison Briggs, vice president; Mrs.
Edward D. Hardy. treasurer, and
other members Of the society.
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Mrs. Maxwell Evarts. OF Windsor,
VT, announces the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Susan Evarts. to Shell
ton Hale. assistant secretary to the
war trade board. Mr.. Hale is the son
Of Mrs. Annie Riley Hale. OF New
York.
A lecture on cooking. with special
reference to the use OF substitutes for
foods which must be saved, will be
given tomorrow morning from 10 to
n o'clock at the Congressional Club
by a Government expert. It is ex-
pected that similar classes will be
held at the club on Wednesday morn
ings for several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Boardman.
of Boston. have Joined Mrs. Board
mans mother, Mrs. Charles \. Mum,
OF Washington. who is at her winter
home in Florida.