Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26

fund. Their guests, who dined with them
at the White House before the perform
ance, were Mrs. w. H Boiling, Miss Boil
ing, Miss Bones, Dr. Teusler and Mr..
John Randolph Boiling. The theater was
deliberately hung with the flags OF the
United States and the allies and the Red
Cross insignia, the Stars and Stripes dec
Grating the Presidents box.
Mrs. Wilson wore very becoming gown
of white satin and tulle trimmed with Sc
ouins and a pink rose at her waist. 9th
ers who had boxes were Countess di Gel
lere, wife of the Italian ambassador; Mime
Aldunate, wife of the Chilean ambassador;
MIS-. William c. Gorgas. Mrs. Mccain.
Mrs Henry G. Sharp. Mrs. mary =.
| Marye, Judge Tuohy, Mrs. Marshall Field
Judge and Mrs. E. B. Parker. Col. and
Mrs. Keller. Col and MRS: clarence f I'D
Grant, Mrs John C. Simpson. Mrs Berss
nard Baruch, Mrs. William McC. Ritter,
MT. and Mrs George Armsby, Mrs. Bene-
dict Crowen and Mr.. w. E. Fowler
| REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Medill McCor-
mick will entertain at dinner on April IN
honor of the British ambassador and Lady
Reading.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock entertained at
dinner last evening in honor OF the Brit
Ambassador
Among the guests invited. to meet them
| were the minister of Switzeriand ana NINE.
Sulzer, the minister of the Netheriands
and Nine. Philips, the United states mn MN
els Eean, Senator and Mrs. James w.
Wordsworth. Representative and Mrs;
Medill Mccormick. Lady Lister-kaye and
Mra Arthur Dodge and Mr.: Rutger Jewett
Of New York, who are the house guests of
Mrs Dimock-
| %ha Rr;fich
bassador, will be present at the
meeting to be held this afternoon under
the auspices of the federal food admin
istrator. when Mrs. Ernest Burnett
MI. and Mrs. Carl Vrooman, with
whom Mrs. Smith is stopping, will be
among those entertaining box parties.
Their guests will include MIS- Louis ID.
Rrandeis, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs.
Pope Yeatman and Mrs. Matthew T.
Scott.
Mr.. John Barrett, with Mr.. Edward
N Hurley of the shipping board, will
he a guest tonight at New York at the
annual dinner of the National Marine
League.
Rnsiness Institute and College Women's
Club at Rochester yesterday afternoon.
hou3e, 1882 1 street. and with her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Rush Porter,
win spend some time at the Aldine
Hotel, Philadelphia.
MI. and Mrs. Sanford of New York
have taken Mrs. Porter's house for two
months
Lord and Lady Aberdeen, who will
soon leave for their home on the other
side gave the first of tWo farewell teas
| Yesterday afternoon in the small ball
room of the Ritz Carlton at New York
! The second will be held today. Some of
| those who dropped in to bid the Aber-
| deems Eau revoir' were Sir Frederick
Black, Col. and Mrs. Edward NJ. House,
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Wise Wood
| Mr. and Mrs. Wickliffe Rose. Miss Rose
| Mrs Wesley Watson, Mrs. Reginald
\ Furman, Mrs. Henry l. Burnett and
Miss Alice Carpenter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick E. Chaplin
| have with them for the Easter holt
| Chaplin. who is a student at Dobbs
| Ferry, N. 7.
| Mrs. Gust4vus T. Kirby. who has been
visiting at her home at New York for
several weeks. will return to Washing
ton on Monday.
Mr.. Lioubomir Michaelovitch, minis
| ter from Serbia. who has spent the past
/ four months at Palm Beach, returned
/ yesterday to the legation here, at 1881
/ New Hampshire avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope Yeatman of Phila-
Il delphia have taken the residence. OF
the late Gen. Charles T. Alexander, at
1850 Connecticut avenue.
MT. Yeatman is connected with the
u Council Ok National Defense and IL