The Washington times., 1919-04-01


friends in Washington. has been promI.
rentIy identified with the work OF the
National Woman's Party. Her father
was at one time president OF George
Washington University,
The last OF the Tuesday evening
indoor rides at the Riding and Hunt
Club, which have been such a pop
ular feature OF the program of that
organization. viii take place tonight
N the clubhouse. Hereafter club
members will meet at the clubhouse
at 4:45 o'clock each Tuesday afler-
noon for an outdoor ride, followed
by tea at the clubhouse.
4 paper chase will be held on Sat-
urday afternoon, followed by an in
formal supper at which Mr.. and Mrs.
| Joseph Davies will be hosts. Rnd or
| Friday there will be a ride and a
picnic for the children belonging to
! the club.
Miss Annette Sheldon. the guest OF
Miss Helen Biodgett, who had in
tended TO return to her home in De-
troit. today has extended her visit
week longer. Miss Pauline Gates, OF
PIainfield. N. J.. who was with Miss
I.lodgett for few days. returned to
her home last Saturday.
A number OF theater parties have
been planned for Miss Sheldon during
The coming week.
Mrs. Charles Gray Matthews, who
has been spending the winter months
with her sister. Mrs. Porcher, in
Cocoa. Fla. has returned to Washing
ton. and is With her sister. Mrs. Delos
BIodgett. where she makes her home
Miss Mona BIodgett, who has been
recovering from an operation for APP
TendicItis, returned to her home
idly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Hoffman,
who spent last winter in Washington.
are in New York with Mr.. Hoffman's
mother and father. MT. and Mrs.
Francis Burial Hoffman. Mr.. and
AIrs. Hoffman entertained at dinner
last night at their home in East
SeVenty-ninth street.
Lady Garden. wife of the late Brit
mala. has arrived in New York from
London and is the guest of her
brother. Robert Lefferts, at the Van
derbilt Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte are
in New York and are staying at the
Vanderbilt.
Mrs. William Sims and her children
have gone to New York from New
port to meet Vice Admiral Sins, who
is expected to arrive on Thursday on
the Mauretanla.
Nine. Zaldivar, wife Of the minis
ter of Salvador. has loaned her resi-
dence, 1872 Massachusetts, avenue, for
an exhibition OF the work Of Count
ess KorZybski Mira Edgerly), fam
Gus painter of portraits on ivory. Yes
terday afternoon Mime. Zaldivar en-
tertained informally at tea, her
guests being asked especially to view
the exhibition. and the portraits will
be shown each day for a week.
Countess Korzybski, who has de-
velOped something quite new and
very lovely in the art OF portraitUre,
has painted scores OF notables Of the
Old World and the New. and many
Of the best examples OF her work bTe
included in the present collection.
\monG the most interesting are
newly completed portrait of Mime.
Zaidivar, a charming likeness OF Mrs.
COlville Barclay. wife OF the coUn-
selor of the British embassy: por-
trtaits OF Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean.
With her children; of Mrs. Joseph Lei
er and OF the three Letter children;
II Mrs. John Ballentine Pitney and
1er small son, OF the Countess Of
urZon, OF Miss Maxine Elliott and
Hiss Elsie Dew life.
In February the artist held an eX-
hibition of her work at the home OF
Capt and Mrs. Perry Belmont. and
it was while this was in progress that
her marriage to Count Alfred de
;karbek KOrzybski, a staff officer
# the Polish army. took place. He
md his bride are leaving Washing
-on within the next month or six
weeks for his states in Poland, and
this is the last opportunity that
COUNTESS Korzybski's admirers will
ave to view her work.
The Attorney General and Mrs. a. !
Iitchell Palmer dined last night with !
Tr. and Mrs. George Z. Hamilton.
Col and Mrs. John Temple Graves |
tertained a company al dinner last |
ening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed |
ard n. Hurley, who are in Wash !
.igton for the spring. The other |
tests included Senator and Mrs |
bert L. Owen, Senator Key Pitt |
an, MIS-. stephen Il. EikinS, Mrs. I. |
cWitt Taimage, the Rev. and Mrs. |
harles Wood, Miss Mildred BrOmwell, |
2encer Gordon, and Lieut.. John Tenn |
le Graves, jr., who has just returned |
rom France. where he has been for |
ONE months a military attache Of the !
eace conference.
George Geoffroy, Of the French |
iGh commission. who has taken a
ointment pat in Washington So
.iety, has been transferred to the |
rission in New York and will assume
Is new duties there today.
Miss Anne Morse, Of Los Angeles,
no has been the guest Of Miss Myra
organ, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs
Gorge Morgan, has returned to her
rhool at DObbs Ferry. N Y. Miss
iOrGan is spending her spring vaca-
. on from school at Hot Springs, Va.
ith her parents here. Mrs. Morgan
haperoned Miss Morgan and Miss
IOrse to Annapolis for the Saturday
light dance, returning here yesterday.
Mitchell To Give Reading.
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