The Washington times., 1919-01-27
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
News of the Diplomats and of Official Society Bride
Feted-Dinner Parties and Dances

lhStou late last evening a1ter
spending the day in Baltimore and
| dining with Senator and Mrs. Joseph
Irwin France. Mr.. Marshall made an
address in Baltimore.
The Japanese Ambassador and Wis
count Ishii, who spent several days in
Miami. at the Royal Palm Hotel. have
started for Havana, Cuba. .,. +, -.-
Daniels Baek I'm Town.
Tie Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels returned to town this morn
ing after spending the week end in
New York.
The Norwegian Minister and Nine.
Bryn entertained at dinner Saturday
I evening, having In their company
Senator and Mrs. SALISBURY, the
Netherlands Minister and Nine.
Crerner, Assistant Secretary OF State
and Mrs. Breckenridge Long, Admiral
aud Mrs, w. w. Kimbaii, Mr.. and
F. Bayard, DR.. James Howard Gore,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stray. ? ..
The Serbian Minister and Nine.
Slavko Gropitch, who have gone to
New York for a short stay, are stop
ping at the Plaza: e..
Mrs. Edward T. Brown, of Atlantis,
arrived Saturday evening TO be with
Colonel Brown, who is Ill with In
fuenza. and was accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Marjorie Brown. and
| her son. Capt. Henry w. Brown, U. 8.
A. Captain Brown, who has been in
! France for the past eight or ten
months, was invaiided home and ar
| rived in this country a short time
ago. Colonel and Mrs. Browns older
son. Major Edward NJ Brown, u. 8. A..
ia now with the army Of occupation.
They are staying at the Powhatan-
Congressman and Mrs. Charles B.
| Ward will entertain at dipner TO:
| night. Mrs. !. B. Clifford. OF Newark.
NJ J., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ward.
Miss Mary Duncan Gibson. dausr-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richardson GiS-
SOD, will entertain at dinner tonight
for Miss Margaret Devereux. her fl
snce. Capt. Richard HalliJeschke. u.
S.M c., and the members of the
party which will attend them at. their
marriage on Wednesday. -. .."... =
| Miss Devereux's father. Major J..
Ryan Devereux, has returned to
washington after a years service IN
France with the ambulance corps. He
landed in Boston, where Mrs. De-
vereux met him., Lieut.. Joseph De-
vereux. who has also been In France.
has arrived in this country. aud Will
reach Washington in time for the
| wedding. -.E' ~
/ BeIuonts Give Lnnehees. -.-.
Capt. and Mrs. Perry Belmont en-
II
Fcompliment to Lieut.. Charles Fel-
loves Gordon. r, NJ, and his bride,
who was formerly Miss Sara Price
Collier.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Feliowes Cor
don have Just returned to Washing
ton, after a weeks visit in New York.
They had expected to sail for Eng
land late in January, but the date OF
their departure has been postponed,
as H. M. S. Warrior, to which LtctI.
tenant Feliowes-Iordon is attach cd,
is in dry dock, having run afoul~ OF a
lbmsrine net on the way from WASH
Ington to New York.
Mrs. George Barnett and her daugh-
ter, Miss Leila Gordon, entertained
weekend house party at Wakefield
Manor. their country place in Eir-
ginia. -.
Brig. Gen. Charles Lee, head OF the
/ SrItish aviation mission. will intro
luce Lieut.. Col. William A. Bishop,
r. r. c., who will lecture tomorrow
afternoon at the National Theater for
| the, benefit of the Working Boys
Home. The lecture will be attended
| by a brilliant audience, and members
Of the British embassy staff and of
the various British missions will be
among those in the boxes.
Colonel and Mrs. Bishop will reach
Washington this evening and will be
| 1t the Willard during their stay. in
Washington. Tomorrow evening Mrs.
". Fl. Rogers will entertain at dinnAT
! in their honor.
Give Informal Tea.
The Misses Elizabeth and Nora Hill
daughters Of Mrs. Richard Hill, en-
tertained informally at tea yesterday
afternoon. "a,
Their younger sister, Miss Ada Hill
who has been in France and Englan6
with the Committee on Public Infor.
nation. is now on her way home. &.
Miss Elizabeth Koones will retur
to Washington today after a short
visit to Middletown, Conn. where shc
vent to attend dance at Wesleyan
College.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood will
not receive this afternoon. as she has
been called out Of town. She viii
be a home next Monday and the fol-
owing Mondays untl Lent. 4
An entertainment will be given or
Friday evening at Linthicum Hall
Georgetown, for the benefit Of th'
,hoir fund Of Christ Church. Tho
famous "Kitchen Band" from Rock
lille. which has visited almost every
amp and cantonment within reach
If Washington and which has always
been given a most enthusiastic recep-
ton. will play, and afterward there
will be a dance The committee ir
-harge OF arrangements includes Mrs
Duncan Bradley. chairman; Mrs Her
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