Evening star., 1919-12-29

small company at dinner last even
ing. 1t was in the nature of a fare
well. as the ambassador is leaving
tomorrow for New York preparatory
will be accompanied home by Sir Will
liam Tyrrell. Mr.. Ronald Campbell and
Maj. Crauford Stuart.
Lord Glenconner has come to ar
range for the British part in the in
ternational celebration next year of
the Pilgrims to America. He is a
brother of Mrs. Herbert Asquith and
head of the Anglo American Society
has served as the kings lord high
bly, of the church in Scotland on
several occasions and is the owner
of Dryburgh Abbey. one of the most
historic ruins in the British Isles.
Lord Glenconner at one time owned
controlling interest in the London
Times. Lady Glenconner. besides be-
ing a brilliant musician, has published
several books.
The Chilean ambassador and Mrs.
Matthew were guests of honor at a
dinner given by the Argentine am
bassador and Mrs. lie Briton at the
Wardman Park Hotel Saturday even
ing.v Other guests were Mr.. NJ. H.
Moreno. Mr.. F. A. Espil and Capt,
Tappi.
The ambassador of Peru -and Nine
Pezet entertained the embassy staff
at dinner at Wardman Park Hotel
Saturday evening.
Mrs James c. De veyra. wife of
the resident commissioner of the
Philippines. is entertaining at re-
ception at the Congressional Club
this afternoon in compliment OF Miss
Carmen Aquinaldo. The tea table is
tdeCOrated in red and green.
Senorita Maria Alfaro, sister of Sc
nora de Gondra, wife OF the minister
from Paraguay, went to New York
yesterday to spend New Year day.
Mrs. Alexander Sharp. jr., was hos
tess at a beautiful luncheon today at
the Army and Navy Club given In
compliment to Miss Margaretta Sy-
mons and Mr.. Courtland Van Wrinkle
of New Haven, whose marriage will
take place tomorrow morning at ST.
Matthew'S Church at 1880 o'clock
, The guests included all of the mem
bers of the wedding party now In
| Washington.
parents Of the bride-elect, will enter
| tain at supper for the bridal party and
/ out of town guests following the re-
hearsal.
Mrs. F. b. Moran entertained at
dinner at the Wardman Park Hotel
Saturday evening a party of twenty
six young folk. The table was tast-
fully arranged and decorated with the
seasons flowers. Dinner was served
at o'clock. after which the party
occupied a corner in the lobby dance
floor, where they danced for the rest
of the evening.
Mrs. Albert Halstead and Miss
Ailene Halstead, wife and daughtes
! of the American commissioner IN
having just reached this country
from Europe.
The ambassador of Spain and Sc
nora de Riano were the guests al
dinner on Saturday evening OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Wardman. who also
entertained Representative and Mrs
Fred E. Britten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses s. Grant OF
this city have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Lillian
Sutherland Grant. to Mr.. Lindsey
Mackenzie Goodeve of Brooklyn.
Tea Dance for Debutante.
Mrs. George x. McLanahan is en-
tertaining at a tea dance at Rausch-
er's this afternoon in compliment to
her debutante daughter. Miss Helen
McLanahan. The guests will in
clude the debutantes of the season
and many of the boys and girls
home from school for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Boiling enter
tanned az dinner at the Wardmar
Park Hotel Saturday evening num-
Der of their friends in honor of Ad-
miral and Mrs. Grayson.
Carol voigt, daughter of Repre-.
sentative and Mrs. Edward Voigt
entertained a few little friends al
the occasion of her seventh birth.
day. Those present included Dolores
| Nelson, Elizabeth Michener. Lilliar
Hastings. Elizabeth Wilkins. Jear
Welty. Fritz Purnell. Jerry Tinchel
and John Newton.
Commander and Mrs. Edwin H
Tillman have had as their guest thu
| formers brother, Brig. Gen. S. E
Tillman. who returned to his home
in Flushing. L. l. Miss Blanch But
ler, daughter of Mrs. st. John But
Ter of New York has arrived to b,
the guest of Miss Margheritta Till
man and will accompany her to an
napolis on New Year eve to attend
the hop at the Naval Academy. Man,
delightful hospitalities are being ar
| ranged for Miss Butler.
Admiral and Mrs. Joseph Straus.
have returned to their home, 220.
Massachusetts, avenue. after an alb
| sence of three years. Mrs. Strauss
will observe her at home informall!
| on Friday afternoons in Januar,
! from 4 to 6 o'clock.
Gen. H. NJ. Lord. director of finance
\ and Mrs. Lord will be at home in tn,
II Ontario from to on New Year day
Capt. Middleton 8. Elliott, Medica
/ Corps. u. S. N; Mrs. Elliott and two
\ young daughters have returned t.
4 Washington after an absence Of sew
\ eral years. Capt Elliott will be IL
command of the United States Nava
Hospital.
H Mrs. Joseph B. Kalbfus has sen
out cards for a luncheon on Friday
January 2. in compliment to Mis-.
Charlotte Washburn, one of the sea
\ sons debutantes, and Miss Rutl
Stoneburg, who is the house guest O.
Miss Werner-Spanhoofd.
Mrs. George Barnett will not. receive
II fn6aV hnf will racaiuo MnndavS 1,