Evening star., 1919-03-16


Connecticut during the season, have
f., La. to remain until Congress reas-
sembles. They will take a house for
next season.
Senator and Mrs. James r. Reed left
Washington today for Kansas City.
Mo-. to be absent until Congress is
called.
| Mrs. Breckinridge Long, wife Of the
| third assistant secretary Of state, has
discontinued her Sunday afternoons at
home and will not receive this afternoon
nor again during the season.
! Mrs. william Howard Taft win be the
honor guest at luncheon which Mrs.
C. c. Calhoun will give tomorrow.
Mrs. Marshall Field entertained at
dinner last evening at her residence on
18th street.
Mr.. Pessoa, president-elect Of BRASIL.
sion Of Brazil lps sEaFis VIA CONS q this
country sRssass 70 Brasil for his inau-
guration.
kAAnfonf6 AuEusto de souza Ban
Of Brazil in washington. has arrived for
duty and has taken an apartment at
Wardman Park Inn.
Felipe Espil, secretary Of the Anen-
tine embassy. who arrived in this coun-
try with the new Argentine ambassador.
DIR. Thomas lie Breton, Is established at
1906 Corcoran street
The newly appointed third secretary
of the Japanese embassy, Mr.. Keino-
suke Fulfil. and Mime. Fulfil arrived in
Washington yesterday and went di-
rectly to the Connecticut. where they
have taken an apartment for the sea-
Mr. Fulfil was formerly Japanese
vice consul at San Francisco.
Lieut.. de vaisseau Charles Cavern
| has succeeded Lieut. do vaiseeau
| Henri Chovel as assistant naval at
| tache of the French embassy. Lieut..
! de Vaisseau de Chevigne. assistant
! naval attache. also has been recalled.
Mason-Brewer Engagement.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Newton z.
Mason announce the engagement Of
their daughter Dorothy to Lieut.
| Samuel B. Brewer. U. 8. N. The we'd
spring.
I Mrs: George Barnett, wife Of Maj
Gen: Barnett, and her daughter, Miss
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home, Wakefield Manor, at Huntiey,
Va. to remain over the week end.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman win be At
home Thursdays in March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney
entertained a dinner party last even
| ing. Mrs. Sweeney will go to New
1 York tomorrow for visit Of q week
| or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Let's, ac-
companied by their. daughter, Miss
Courtney Let's, will leave today for
New York. where they will be Joined
| by Miss Hollis Let's, who is a student
| at Westover. After a stay Of ten
days there and Atlantic City they
will return to Washington.
Miss Clare de Grafenrfed enter
tained at small tea yesterday after
! noon at her residence on 17th street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Turner Howard
| Of New Orleans have announced the
engagement Of their daughter Flores
to Mr.. Louis Sussdorn. jr., of the
United States diplomatic service. son
New York. Miss Howard, who num-
bers many friends here, is a niece of
Mrs. Richard Weightman and has been
| a frequent visitor to this city.
mr. SuSS0Ofn mas Decn attached to
the American embassies in Paris and
| Rio de Janeiro and was for some time
charge d.a1fatres Of the American
| legation in Ascunsion. He is now
| assigned TO duty in the Department
| Of State.
Mrs. William Jay Of New York fs
spending a few days with Mr., and
Mrs. Julius Lay, at 1884 N street.
Announcement has been made of
| the engagement Of Miss Ray Slater.
younger daughter Of Mrs Mabel Hunt
! Slater of Washington, Boston and
| New York to DR.. John Murphy Of
Baltimore. The date OF the wedding
is yet to be made public.
| The various groups Of tho pageant
which will open the ball Of the ma
| tions to be given at MI Careme,
| Wednesday. March 2s. at the New
Willard. are being rapidly formed
and will represent all tho leading ma
| tions and most Of the smaller ones.
| These groups will be under the ma
tronage Of the ladies Of the embs ies
and legations Of the countries repre-
sented. and are composed Of diplo-
! mats. young society men ana women
| and debutantes ana win form q beau
tiful and unique opening for the An.
nual ball for Neighborhood House,
which last year raised $4,000 at the
| camounage ball.
Nine. Collardet, wife Of the mili-
tary attEehe of the French emba ssy,
Is oAtroneas for fha Trsprh ~pa,,n