Evening star., 1919-12-30
p.,,,,,r, Dinner Inst Night.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bacon James
were the hosts at brllilanI Glhi., &c.
party last evening at the Caie ,;ss o..
Marks. given in compliment to MISS
Peggy Martin, the debutante daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Martin'
and their daughter. Miss Teresa
lanes. The guests included MISS
Nancy Lane. Miss Mona Blodgett. MISS
BETTY Grove, Miss Marcia Chapln'
Miss Delphine Heyl. Miss sarah KING.
Miss Anne Gordon, MISS LhnSs M;ss
Wood, Miss Frances Hampson. MISS
Helen Tucker. Miss Mary Custis Lee
Miss Anne 'Dulany, Miss Virginia NC
Kenney. Miss Eleanor Harris, MISS
Helen McLanahan. Miss Myra Morgan
Miss Ruth Donaldson, Miss Ceieste
Crosby, Mr.. L. de Sartiges OF tne
French embassy, Jonkheer DR.. W. H.
de Beaufort of the Netherlands lega-
ton, Count Goran Rosen of the
Swe edish legation. Mr.. A. F. M: Greig
and Lieut.. T. C. Trail of the British
embassy, Mr.. Gino Butt of the Italian
embassy. Mr.. John ]. Ide, Mr.. Samuel
Kaufman. Mr.. Ennalls Waggaman
wood, Mr.. Reber Littlehales. Mr. Lo-
rentzer, Mr.. HaHett Johnson. Capt
Partfidxe, Mr.. James karrick. Mr..
| Duer McLanahan. Mr.. McKnew. Mr..
Ragsa Norris, Mr.. Howland Chase,
Mr.. Stone, Mr.. Larner and Mr.. Frances
| Bacon James, jr.. son of the hosts.
Mrs. Lansing. wife of the Secretary
of state; Mrs. Baker. wife Of the
Secretary of War; Mrs. Ward, wife
of Representative Charles B. Ward:
and Nine. George Bakhmeten. wife OF
sador. are among those who will en-
tertain box parties next Sunday even
ing at the first Of the concerts dip
iomatiques given by the Chamber
Music Society.
Miss Leita Adams, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Adams, is spending a
few days in New York.
senorita Maria Alfaro, sister of
Sonora de Gondra, wife of the min
ister of Paraguay, has gone to New
York to spend the remainder OF the
week.
Mrs. E. w. Cole of Nashville. Tenn.
who is spending the winter at the New
willard. entertained a company at din
ner there last night. later taking them
to the police benefit ball.
Mrs. Frances Monroe Hill announces
the engagement Of her daughter Mary
Graves to Lieut. William Reynolds
Calvert. U. S. N. of Admiral Cowfe's
staff The wedding will take place
I
| Ascension. The bride is descended
| from distinguished lines on both s'des.
| having among her ancestors Gen. A. P.
Hill and President James Monroe.
Among the bridegroom's ancestors were
Lord Baltimore and the Calverts OF
Maryland.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson, accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Stephen
/ Pell of New York, who spent Christ
mas here with Col. and Mrs. Thompson.
will leave today for an extended stay
| Washington, will join them there later.
Mr.. Boaz Long. American minister
to Cuba, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Barbour of New York at their
| cottage at Palm Beach.
Mrs. James F. Barbour was hostess
at an informal luncheon yesterday, en-
| tertaining a number of young people
| in compliment to her granddaughter.
Miss Josephine Broome, and Miss
Gladys Doelger of New York, who are
| with her for the holidays. Miss
Broome and Miss Doelger are school
mates.
| Mrs. Charles s. Bromwel1 enter
| tanned a dinner company Of twenty
! last evening.
Miss Catherine Let's entertained at
dinner last evening in compliment to
her guest, Miss Dorothy Moody of
New York. The party later attended
the ball at Wardman Park Hotel.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar r. Weber will
| be at home on New Year day at their
residence on Johnson avenue. Hyatts-
| vile, Nd.
Mrs. William Curry Harlee has cards
out for an informal tea tomorrow aft