The Washington herald., 1919-11-05
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The Prince Of Wales viii arrive In
Washington on November II and win
reside at the home Of Capt. and Mrs-
Perry Belmont during his stay In
Washington. a. the medical advisers
Of the President gave an opinion that
the Chief Executive was not well
guest at the White House.
state dinners and other social func-
tions are being arranged for the royal
visitor. but II Is planned to curtaii hil
social program to some extent because
Of the Presidents illness.
Capt. and Mrs. Belmont are now In
New York. but viii come to Washing
ton tomorrow. going directly to the
Shoreham Hotel where they will re-
side until after the close Of the
princess VISIT ..
Mrs. Marshall attended yesterday
the weekly meeting and picnic lunch
con Of the ladies Of the Senate. These
meetings are events in which Mrs.
Marshall Is particularly interested and
which she seldom misses. They are
exceedingly informal and afford the
wives Of Senators an excellent oppor-
tunity to come to know each other.
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than formal acquaintance with the
newcomers to the Senate contingent.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Marshall
will be guest Of Mrs. Thomas r.
Walsh in her box for Freida Hampers
recital, and next Monday evening Mrs.
Walsh will give an informal dinner
and theater party with the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Marshall as honor
guests.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall win be guests Of Mrs- Walsh at
her table for the cabaret and supper
show to be given at wardman Park
Hotel on Thursday night, a. part OF
the Serbian fete for the benefit of
Nine. Grouitch's Serbian Chiidren's
Aid The program Of the fete also In
cludes two matinee performances. one
on, Thursday and one on Friday, at
the Belasco Theater.
Catchy touches are constantly be-
ing added to the program for the
matinees on Thursday and Friday at
the Belasco Theater, and for the on
tertainment including supper, at
/ wardnan Park Inn. on Thursday
evening. when supper dancing, cards
and some unexpected attractions will
form the program.
Owing to the change Of date Of
the fete. which was put on from oc-
tooer q and "a on account Of the
death Of the Italian Ambassador, the
program has been completely altered,
and will be as follows:
Mrs. Clarence Connor vii sing The
Star Spangled Banner and the Serb
ian national anthem. Little Mss
alice Morse. Of Cleveland, who is
now visiting Mrs. Corbin in Balti-
Nnrf1T Ii, A.
and Frianda. the famous European
premiere danseuse. win appear in
Oriental dances. Lady Swathling
will sing a group Of children's songs.
and Charles McCann. long one OF the
stars OF the famous Paint and Pow
der Club" OF Baltimore. will also
sing. accompanying himself. Miss
Lucy Brickenstein of Washington,
will play the accomplishments for
Lady Swathling on Thursday.
The program will also include
brief addresses by Mrs. Lindsay
Patterson and Mrs. Frank Mebane.
who have but recently returned
from Serbia
The boxholders for the matinee
are Nine. Grouitch. Mrs. Breckin-
ridge Long. Mrs. John B. Hender-
son Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins. Mrs.
Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs. Julian
James, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. Mrs.
Marshall Field. Mrs. Frederick Ath-
erton. Mrs. Harold Walker. Mrs.
Alexander Hunter Gait. and Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman.
Mrs. Henry Price Wright. OF the
Serbian fste hospitality committee.
has assisting her in the sale of
tickets at the New Willard. Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman. Mrs. Efiingham
Lawrence Townsend and Mrs. H.
H RosSeau.