The Washington times., 1919-12-20
Marshalls Leave

tHcTc Will pc an luIOEm8i dance 10
which a number Of additional guests
Eustis will give other small parties
for their daughter during the holi-
days, and are entertaining a good
deal In q quiet way during their last
season In Corcoran House, which il
to be demolished in the spring.
The Misses Sonia and Elena de
Cana will be hostesses at q small tea
this afternoon at the Chilean en-
bassy. They will be assisted by Miss
Ramona Lefevra, Miss Margaret
Crosson, Miss Virginia McKenney,
and Mass Madeleine Austin. The
Misses de Cana, with their mother,
Nine. Domicio de Cana, are spending
aunt, the Ambassador Of Chile and
Nine. de Matthew.
Miss Betty Grove, daughter OF Mr.
| and Mrs. Clinton Rench Grove, will
have her formal presentation to So
| ciety this evening at the dance which
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove are giving for
her at Rauscher's. A dinner party
for the girls who will assist her and
their cavaliers will precede the ball
In the receiving party will be Miss
Eleanor Williams, Of Baltimore; Miss
Selma House, Of New York. who are
guests Of Miss Grove; Miss Dorothy
Byron, who Is staying with Miss
Frances Hampson: Miss Hampson.
Miss Nancy Lane, Miss Anne Gordon,
Miss Helen McLanahan, Miss Ruth
Donaldson, Miss Marcia Chaplin, Miss
Peggy Martin. Miss Celeste Crosby,
Miss Beatrice Pollock. Miss De1phine
Heyl, Miss Helen Tucker, Miss Sarah
King, Miss Anne Dulany and Miss
Mary Custis Lee. Mrs. Grove will
wear handsome gown Of black
jetted tulle. and the debutante's frock
is of white tulle over silver, made
with quaint double train Of tulle
trimmed with silver roses.
The Rev and Mrs. William Cleve-
land Hicks will present their daugh.
ter. Miss Margaret Hicks, to society
at tea this afternoon at their apart
ment at the Marlborough. Later in
the evening they will entertain at q
dinner at the Cafe St Marks for those
assisting MISC Hicks.
Receiving with Mrs. Hicks will be
Mrs. Whitman Cross. Mrs. James Mill
| holland, Mrs. Willard Warner, Miss
Clementine Smith, and Miss Florence
Woods, and assisting Miss Hicks will
! be Miss Pamela Henry. Miss Susan
Lewis, Miss Dudley Sariol. Miss Eliza
beth Kingsbury. and Mrs. Burdette 8
Wright
Miss Hicks will wear q French
model Of orchid taffeta made with
panniers at the hips and caught with
French flowers.
Mrs.. R Golden Donaldson enter.
tained the debutantes At luncheon to-
| day at her apartment in the High
| lands in honor Of Miss Frances Hamp.
/ son. Her guests included Mis-.
! Nancy Lane, Miss Peggy Martin. Miss
Mona Blodgett. Miss Anne Dulany
Miss Mary Custis Lee, Miss Anne Cor.
don. Miss Celeste Crosby. the Misse:
de Cana, Miss Marcia Chaplin. Mis-.
| Delphine Heyl. Miss Eleanor Mills
Miss Betty Grove, and her guest, Mics
! Selma House, Of New York: Miss
Miss Eleanor Harris, Miss Margaret
| Aspinwall. Miss Beatrice Pollock. Miss
Ruth Donaldson. daughter Of the
hostess and her guest, Miss Mary
| Hooking.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett gave an in
formal luncheon today at Cafe St
Marks. Miss Blodgett will entertain
Informally at tea this afternoon al
st. Marks for her debutante sister
| Miss Mona Blodgett, and Mrs. Blod-
gett and her daughter, Miss lodgett
| will be hostesses at dinner this even
| ing at Chevy Chase Club in honor OF
Miss Mary Helen Seelbach. Of St
Louis, who is their guest.
The Secretary Of the Smithsonian n
Institution and Mrs. Wolcott held an
| informal reception yesterday after
noon in the main hall of the Smith
sonian building for the staff Of the
institution and its branches.
Mrs. George Won Lengerke Meyer
has taken an apartment in Wendell
Mansions and is established there for
the winter months.
Miss Pauline Kindleberger has
joined her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid NJ. Kindleberger at their home in
K street. after spending six months
in California She visited at Lax =
Tahoe, Sacramento. San Francisco
Los Angeles, Pasadena, and Lon
Beach, and was entertained continu-
ously during her long visit on the
coast.
Mrs. Fletcher Harper Is spending
the winter with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth, at their
home in K street.
Mrs. Joel Heatwole, Of Philadel.
phia, and her daughter, Miss Alice
Archibald, are guests for a few days
| Of William Phelps Emo.
Mrs. Hunt Slater, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Edmund Pendleton at
Stonleigh Court for a few days, will
return to New York tomorrow.
Mrs. Robert Kennon Evans enter
tanned at a delightful tea on Thursday
| in compliment to her daughter-in-law
| Mrs. Hornsby Evans, who is her guest
The young people from Iowa now
resident in Washington will enter
| tain at a dance this evening at tn.
Calvert Club. All Iowans are cor
| daily invited.
TISEMENT