Evening star., 1919-02-26

will sing at all performances In the
Pierrot and Pferrette act.
An additional feature on the pro-
gram Will be the Highland nins
son, who will be accompanied by his
brother on the bag.nlpes-
Mrs. John Carroll, whose charm as a
pianist is so we'll known, Will accom- :
pauy those taking pant in the Pierfot-
Pierrette act of the vaudeville this
afternoon and evening and tomorrow
evening.
Representative and Mrs. George w,
Fairchiid will entertain guA'ts at din
ner tonight at the New VIA rd.
There will be no moro inte resting
couple marching in the parenN pa
rade tomorrow than former Con ana
Mrs Richard l. Manning of SNQtn
Carolina, who are coming to Waa'h-
ington especially for this event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning have seyAl
sons. all of whom were in the war
with the exception of the youngest.
Preston Manning. who Is still attend
ing school.
One of their sons, Maj William
| Sink1er Manning, T.. S. A.. who was
killed in France November &, mar
| daughter Of Mrs. Alexander R. Shep-
herd of this city, and their other sons
| are Lieut.. Col. Wyndom Manning,
| Maj. Bernard Manning, First Lieut.
Vivian Manning, Sergt- John Adger
| Manning and BurweH Manning, who
| is in an officers training camp abroad.
! Mrs Frederic V. Abbot and her
! daughters, the Misses Abbot, will not
| receive tomorrow afternoon,
| Miss Anne Piper, daughter of Cot
| Alexander Piper, who has been the
J of
/ several weeks. has gone to Brooks
| lyn.
] Mrs. T. T, Ansbury wilt entertain
1 at a tea today in compliment to Mrs.
| Goodfngs and Mrs. Stamm of Wis
| consin. who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
! Joseph Davies. Presiding at the tea
! table will be Mrs. william e. Borah
/ and Mrs. Davies. Assisting them VIII
be, with others. Mrs Victor kauff-
/ mann, Mrs. Wade, Ellis and Mrs
i Houston Thompson.
Mrs. Gooding and Mrs. Stamm are
4 being extensively entertained during
4 their visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Davies viii
! give a dinner for them this evening
4 at the Chevy Chase Club and Mrs
/ Houston Thompson will entertain
| them at a. luncheon Saturday.
Mrs. L. Ward Denys and Miss
4 Muriel Denys will be at home ton1or-
1 row afternoon from 5 to l.
/ Mrs. J. Ernest DuIin entertained al
/ dinner last evening at the Shoreham
| having among her guests Mrs, Kirby
1 of Sioux Falls, Mrs. McQuade, Mrs
| Keohan and Mrs. Collins.
! MIR. and Mrs. Hugo v. de Pena, ths
former the secretary of the Uruguay
l an legation at Washington, who went
70 Ralfiupre for the Bachelors cotiI-
| lon and spent the week end as the
! house guests of Mrs. de Penas par.
lents. DIR. and Mrs. J. Mason Hundley
i on Cathedral street. has returned to
/ Washington.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis have a.
their guest the latter's brother MIR
Paul Anderson, who returned but &
few days ago from duty in Rance
where he was attached to the 360tf
/ COMPANY of the 90th Division. Aftel
IA short leave of absence here Mr. An
| derson will go to his new post in e.
Paso.
| Mrs. Charles A. Murin, who has ar
department in Washington, where she
! has been spending the winter, has been
tstoppings for few days with her sis
tcrest, st. Davids. philadelphia. Mr
and Mrs. Mills will start for Palm
Beach, Fla, on March 9.
+! A number of those who accompanied
| the President and Mrs. Wilson from
| ington are at the New Willard.
| Among them are Gov. Francis, ann
bassador to Russia: Maj II. H. Polk
| who has Joined Mrs. Polk at the
/ Willard, where she has awaited him
for some days. and Col. Angus Me-