Evening star., 1919-11-19

Miss Margaret Crosson. Miss Virginia
Mckenney. Miss Helen McLanahan,
Miss pesgy Marfni ReitH MSS .srnett Mss
Ruth Donaldson. Miss Anita Henry,
Miss Davietto Ficklen. Miss Eugenia
LHolcombe, Miss Mary Hill, Miss Hem
/ rietta Hill. Miss Cornelia Bayne, Nine:
Claude LanElais. Mrs. Woodson and
Mrs. Daniel Borden.
! Mrs. MediIl Mccormick has issued
| cards for a tea on Thursday afternoon,
| November q.
/ The Spanish Ambassador and Sonora
| de Riano were guests of honor at din
| ner last evening of the chairman OF
the Spanish delegation to the interna-
| tionaI labor conference, Niscount de
Ezra, and Viscountess de Ezra The
| delegation is staying at the New Will
| lard and the dinner was served in the
cabinet room. Among the other guests
were the Argentine ambassador Dr. Lac
Breton; the Ecuador minister and Nine.
Elizalda, Sonora de Vidal, Mr.. Gideon
Robertson. Prof. Ernest Mahain, Mr..
Louis Varler, Mr.. Louis Varler. 1r +;
Senior Sangeo. Senor Quastase, Senor
| Adolfo Vorada, Senor Carreas, Senior
Gaecon and Senior Aejril.
Mr.. H. B. Butler, who heads the Brit
!. ish labor delegation at the intel Da-
tional labor conference. and Mrs. But
Ter entertained at dinner last night
at Wardman Park Hotel the Secre-
tary of Agriculture and Mrs. Houston
the minister of Switzerland and Nine.
Hans Sulzer, Sir Malcolm Delveigne,
Mr.. Arthur Fontaine, Capt Abraham,
Baron Mayor des Planches. Mrs. Hard,
| Miss Constance Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
BurliRg, the Rt. Hon. G. N. Barnes, Miss
Barnes and Miss Vanzetti.
Commander and Mrs Frank Barrows
F'reyer entertained at dinner last night
for Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l., Doheny of
California, who are in Washington for
q short visit, and for Miss Helen Smith
of New York. their other guests includ-
! ing the Secretar of Interior and Mrs.
! Lane, Mrs. Joseph Hampson. MIR. Boaz
Long. Mr.. John Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frederick l.. Chaplin and Commander
and Mrs. Emory Winship.
| The assistant secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt will en-
tertain guests at dinner tonight.
| Miss Margaret Wilson occupied the
presidential box at the concert yesterday
| of the Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold
| Stokowski conductor, and had a party
of relatives with her, including Mr. John
Randolph Boiling. brother of Mrs. Will
son. Among others entertaining box
parties were Mrs. John +. Reyburn,
Mrs. Marshall Field, who had among her
guests Representative and Mrs Nicholas
! Longworth; Mrs. William Crozier, who
| had with her Mrs. Lansing: Mrs. Thorn
as r. Walsh, the Rev. and Mrs +. Ward
Denys and Miss Dorothea Denys; Mrs.
| Calderon Carlisle and Col. William Eric
Fowler.
In Mrs. Copley's box were Mrs. James
r Mann and Miss Gladys Hinckley.
Others there were Mrs. Stephen B. Ell
kins, Mrs. Van de Venter Mrs. David
F.. Houston, Mrs. Gilbert NJ Hitchcock.
Mrs. William r. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph c. Miller.
Mrs. White]a~ Reid's ball in New
York tonight in honor Of his royal
highness, the F.iace Of Waller, will be
enc Of the greatest social events of
| the present generation.
Society is agog over the affair, and
Mrs. Reid has invited hundreds of
guests to meet the royal visitor,
The ball Is scheduled to begin at 10
| o'clock. and will be preceded by a
number Of dinner parties.
! Last nights performance at the
Metropolitan Opera House in honor of
| the prince proved to be gala event,
and, in the opinion of New York So
ciety, it collapsed Monday nights brill
liant opening performance.
Mrs. Martin A. Morrison, wife Of the
| president of the Civil Service Commis-
| sion, will entertain at tea this aft
ernoon for her guests, Mrs. James c.