The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
IN WASHINGTON

Many large and distinguished
companies were entertained at din
ner last evening. One of the most
interesting dinner parties was that
given by Mrs. Marshall Field for the
vice President and Mrs. Marshall.
The Chilean Ambassador and Nine.
Matthew were the honor guests at
the dinner which Mr.. ard Mrs. Wal
ter Penfeld gave last evening.
There were ten guests, among them
the Minister of Serbia and Nine.
Grouitch.
The Minister of the Netherlands
and Nine. Cremer were hosts at
dinner last evening at the legation.
The Third Assistant Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Breckenridge Long
entertained a dinner party last
evening as did also Representative
and Mrs. Frederick Gillett and Mr..
and Mrs. John P. Story. The guests
OF the latter were asked for their
debutante daughter. Miss Jane
Story.
John Barrett, director general OF
the Pan American Union has select
ed next Monday evening as the date
OF the dinner he is giving at the
Pan American Union building in
compliment to the Ambassador of
Chile and Nine. Matthew. The Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall will be
members OF the party. The dinner
has been twice postponed, once on
account Of the death of Col. Theo-
dore Roosevelt and again because
Mime. Matthew was ill
Mr.. Barrett is at present in Mont
ptHer, Vt. where he spoke last
night on The New Pan-American-
ism" before a joint session of the
Vermont legislature. which passed
resolution asking him to make the
address. He will return to Wash
ington Sunday.
Lady Willert, wife OF Sir Arthur Will
leTt. and her small son. Paul Willert'
have returned to washington after
visit to Atlantic City. Sir Arthur,
who is in Paris representing the Lon
don Times at the Peace Conference,
will probably return to this country
when President Wilson returns.
DR.. Paul Hubscher. first secretary OF
he legation OF Switzerland, has been
-aised to the rank of counsellor and
is returning from Switzerland to re-
Join the legation stan.
Mrs. II. Campbell Graef was hostess
1t luncheon yesterday. entertaining
n honor OF her house guest. Mrs.
John TOmlInsOn. of New York.
The Count and Countess Jean de
..H Grezc. who have been in this cOUn-
.rv since shortly after the beginning
Jf the world war. left New York We'd
lcsday on the Lorraine for their home,
n Pau. France. The countess is
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Steele. The count was on official busi-
less for his country and while here
hey made their home in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reilly have as
heir guest the mother of the latter,
Mrs Root, of New York.
Mrs. Ernest Stanton has gone to
sew York for few days.
Capt Larkin W. GlazebrOok has re-
urned to Washington after an extend
d stay in New York.
Edward ". James is visiting his
: ,rother-in-law and sister, Representa-
i've and Mrs. Frank Scott, for a few
LAYS. He has Just completed the war
york which he was doing for the gov
rnment in Philadelphia, and is on
rs way from that city to San Fran
isco TO join his father. Edward J.
sames.
Representative and Mrs. Scott are
Hanning to sail for France shortly.
they will be hosts tonight at dinner
or a company of war workers from
dichigan residing in town. They have
5 their guests for a short time Wal
pr F. Dunser. of New York. Mr.. and
frs. Dunser recently moved to New
FORK from Washington.
Mrs. Frank Caulk mas gone to New
yorx to Join Mr.. Caulk. who has been
here for about a week. Mrs. Caulk
Tas accompanied by her mother. Mrs.
.ewis Jones. Of Detroit. who has been
.er guest for about a week.
Representative Charles Nichols and
IS mother. who have been living at
he Capitol Park Hotel, have moved
the Arlington.
Mrs. Clark P. Chandler has come to
Washington from New York. and ex-
ects to take an apartment here. Col.
handler is in France.
Representative George W. FairchiId
New York. presided at the dinner
: .iven in the Presidential suite and
abfnet room of the Willard last night
rhen the present delegation from the
late OF New York entertained the
nembers-eIect from that State. 1t has