Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-20
Mrs. Daniels to Receive.

Mrs. Daniels to Receive.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Mrs. Franklin
D. Roosevelt, Mrs Robert E. Coontz,
Mrs Albert Grant, Mrs. George Bar
nett and Mrs. Albert Niblaek are to be
in the receiving line at the navy Re!leI
Society ball on the night or Ihanks-
giving day. Boxes and tickets for the
ball, which is to be held at the New
Willard. are in the hands OF Mrs.
George Barnett and Mrs. D. l.. Tanner.
Senator G.. D. Robertson, minister of
labor of Canada. and MIR. T. M Draper
Canadian workers delegate, entertain
ed at dinner on the outside dining
veranda at the Wardman Park Hotel
last night party of thirty-hve, all OF
whom are workers delegates of the
different countries represented at the
| international labor conference. Those
who attended were: Mr.. Corneille
Mertens. Belgium: Mr.. Timoleon Lam
| brinopoulos. Greece; the Hon. c.. r.
Mitchell. Canada; Mr.. U. w: Jeshl of
| India, Mr.. Sveta Tranz. Serbs, Croats
and slovenes;. the Rt. Hon. =: w.
Tom Moore, Canada; Mr.. r. Tayerle,
MP, Czekeslovakia Mr.. George Sex
| ton, MP, Great Britain; Mr.. David
Rees. Canada Mr.. Thomas A. Steven
son, Canada; MIR. A. Onions, MP, Great
6Tllafn, MT. w Hell MdSulDoto, Japan,
Mr.. Leon Jonhaux. France: Mr. Manuel
Moreno, Qua temala: Mr.. George Ham
bleton. Canada; Capt. William Wallace.
| Canada: Mr.. Archibald Crawford, South
Africa: Mr.. Tom Shaw, Mp. Great
Britain: MIR. Arthur Martel. Canada;
| Thomas Skorupa, Poland; Mr.. Gerald
| N Brown, Canada Mr.. Robert Banter,
Canada; Mr.. G. II. Stuart Burning.
MP, Great Britain, and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ondegest, the Netherlands.
Mr.. John Barrett, director general of
| the Pan-American Union, will go TO
! New York tomorrow to attend the re-
ce ption given by Mr.. and Mrs. Rodman
Wanamaker and the banquet of the
Pilgrims Society in honor of the Prince
| of Wales. Last night Mr.. Barrett gave
! a dinner to a group of his New York
| friends visiting Washington.
Mrs. Marshall Field entertained at
| a luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Alice Barney has established
herself In her former home, 1926
Rhode Island avenue, with her SON
/ in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Nine.
| Hippolyte Dreyfus- Barney. They are
at home to their friends on Fridays
at o'clock. Mrs. Barney has been
giving series of Informal dinners,
having entertained the Duchess de
C Cs1a eet I0 ali Of far aea M Maurce
| Maeterlinck, who is in America, will
| be Mrs. Barney's guest later. Miss
Natalie Barney, who has been mere
this autumn, has returned to her
| home in Paris.
Miss Leita Adams gave theater
party Yesterday, when her guests were
| Miss Nancy Lane, Miss Frances Hamp-
son, Miss Betty Grove and Miss Mar
cha Chaplin.
| Mrs. Oeie Hardesty Sheppard en-
tertained in her box at the Shubert-
Garrick playhouse last night. to hear
, the Washington Opera Company IN
Sutherland, Miss Sutherland, Gen. and
Mrs. w S. Pierce. Maj. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hollister knight and Maj and
Mrs. Griffin.
Mrs. Sheppard is at 1907 street for
| the winter. and III washington, as
| we'll as throughout the south. is noted
| for her beautiful voice. She will take
he leading role in the Washington
Opera Company's presentation of "Pi-
rates of PenZaf1ee" in December.
Representative and Mrs c. Frank
Reavis left last evening for their
home in Falls City, Nab to remain
until the week before Christmas. when
.hey will return to their home here.
Their sons will join them here for
the holidays.
Miss Ellen Fi,lehrown entertained
| at an informal bridge party Yesterday
afternoon in compliment to Miss Elfz-
abeth Campbell. who is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Williams.
Miss Marearet Harding Is visiting
Miss Jane Storey for a few days. Her
father. w. P. G. Harding. has just re-
| turned from an extended business
trip.
Mrs. Clarke wagEAhiaf, and her
children will leave Washington or
SATURDAY. for Atlantic city where
they will remain for about ten days.
Mrs. WaGeaman has leased her res
idence. Woodland Drive. Massachu-
setts Avenue Park, to Mr.. S. L. Belin
Of the State Department.
Mrs. william Hamilton Bayly has
returned to Washington from Wer-
nersville, Pa, where she went to at
tend a field conference of the Y. w
C A, at Galen Hall.
Mrs. Bayly has leased her residence
on N street, to Lieut.. Commander
William G. Greenman. U. s. N. and
has taken an apartment at Stoneleigf
Court for the winter.