The Washington herald., 1919-01-08

The Rev. DR.. Randolph McKim,
rector of Epiphany Church, was the
honor guest at a reception given
last night in the parish hall in cele-
bratiOn of his completion of thirty
years service at Epiphany Church.
The entertainment had social as
well as parochial interest, and many
notables in the religious and social
life of Washington attended.
Preceding the reception, Mrs.
Theodore V. Boynton entertained at
dinner for DR.. and Mrs. McKim.
Mrs. Philander Chase Knox and
Mrs. Hiram w. Johnson will be 'at
home" Thursday. January 9, from
until 6 o'clock, at 1897 X street.
Mrs. I. L. Lenroot will be at
home" very informally in her apart
ment at The Woodward, Thursday
afternoon from to o'clock. She
will have with her the members or
the executive board of the Congress
sionaI Club.
NJ. and Nine Claude Langlais. who
accompanied NJ. Tardieu, head of the
! French High Commission, to France
early in November, are planning to
sail for the United States this week.
While abroad NJ. and Mime. Langlais,
the latter formerly Miss Amy Ben
nett, "a bride of last summer. were
the CHESTS of NJ. Langlais' parents,
NJ. and Mime. Henri Langlais, at their
home at Paris.
Mrs. George E. Hamilton will enter
| tain at a tea with dancing this after
noon, when she will Introduce her deb
utante daughter Miss Nan MerIicK
Hamilton, at their residence on New
hampshire avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney
! will entertain a dinner company Sat-
urday evening. later entertaining
their guests in their box at the char
| ity ball.
I Mrs. Geore Vanderbilt is staying at
/ the Willard for a few days en- route
! from New York to her estate at BiIt-
| more, n. c.
Mrs. Champ Clark will be at home
informally this afternoon, as usual.
| Speaker Clark has gone to New Y"rh.
/ the IlOISe Ol INGpI IGStilldllNtS ndNllt5
added him to their committee attend
ing the funeral OF Col. Roosevelt.
Mrs. william Kent was at home
informally yesterday afternoon and
was assisted by her daughter. Mrs.
Stanleigh Arnold.
Lieut.. Charles Taft, youngest son
OF former President Taft returned
to the United States on the Nieu
Amsterdam. on her first trip as a
troop carrier.
Mrs. Melville +. Ingalls,. who has
been at Hot Springs. Va. has taken
! an apartment at the Plaza Hotel.
New York. for the winter. Her
daughter. Mrs. Malcolm Arnold Rob-
ertsOn, will join her there tomorrow
Mrs. Frank Clark, wife of Repre-
sentative Clark of Florida. enter
tanned at an informal reception yes
terday afternoon at her home in
Emerson street. \ string orchestra
gave a musical program during the
afternoon. Receiving with Mrs.
Clark were Mrs. Champ Clark, Mrs.
Oscar W. ROSenthaI. of Chicago;
Mrs. Edward Clark, Miss Lucille
Clark, daughter Of the hostess; Mrs.
Duncan L. Fletcher. Mrs. Park
Tnlmmell. Mrs. Henry T. Rainey
and Mrs. w. Q. Harllee. who poured
tea. Others assisting in the dining
room were Mrs. L. f. White. Mrs.
Thomas J. Garner. Mrs. w. r. Orton.
Miss ImOgene Young. Miss Anita
Kite, Miss Virginia Galliher and
Miss Harriet Clark. daughter of Mrs.
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann are
entertaining as their house guests.
Mrs. Mann's sister. Mrs. Howard
Leyers. Of Rrumweur W. Va, Ind
Mr.. Mann's niece.
The Cornell women of Washington
have been asked to meet Miss Geor-
gia White. COrnell's dean of women,
at the home of Mrs. Frederick V. CO.
Vile, 1895 California street, Thursday,
January 9, at s o'clock
Mrs. Alexander Bentley will be
hostess at a small tea Thursday aft
ernoOn.
The Delta Delta Delta Fraternitl
will meet at the College Women's
Club, 1922 I street northwest, tonight
| at p. m. All Tri-Deltas in the city
are invited to attend.
The Arion Club OF the Signal Corps
! and air service will give a dance to-
night at the Thomson School for
war workers and men is uniform.
! Numbered tickets will be given and
| the lucky holders will draw cash
/ prizes.
An informal dance will be given at
| Carroll Hall. the parish house of St
Patrick's Church, 92O G street, on
| Thursday evening. at $50 o'clock, un-
der the auspices of the Ancient Order
OF Hibernians.
Wins Cross for Valor
In Action at Ypres