Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10
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HE Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall are planning to
make a visit to the far west,
leaving Washington on

March 3. and if events recall
them to the capital for the spring and
summer they will probably take an
apartment at Wardman Park Inn.
This afternoon Mrs. Marshall was a
guest at the tea given by Mrs John
w. Foster, and tonight she and the
Vice President will share honors with
the ambassador of Chile and Nine
Matthew at the dinner, and later at
the reception to be given by Mr.. John
Barrett, director general of the Pan
American Union.
The ambassador of Japan will en-
terrain informally at dinner TINS
evening in honor of Baron Renpie.
who is en- route from Toxic TO Paris,
where he will act as adviser to the
Japanese shipping delegation at the
peace conference.
This morning several members of
the japanese embassy stan accom-
panied Baron Renpie on a sightseeing
tour. visiting the capital and Mount
Vernon. He is stopping at the Hotel
Washington while here.
The minister of Serbia and Nine.
Grouitch are at the Shoreham, where
they will remain until they find d
suitable residence.
Mime. Grouitch is honorary chairman
of the Serbian aid fund in New
York which is making a serious drive
for five hundred tons of clothing and
footwear for the destitute Serbian
refugees. There is strong COM
mittee of women working for the
fund, who consider their drive most
opportune. as this is a season when
society women are changing from
winter to spring garments and are
1tEeiC n discard rnnCh from their
wardrobes on account of change in
styles. while the clothes of the less
fashionable are in still greater de-
mand.
Mr.. Georges Roussos, minister of
Greece, who has just sailed for Eng
land. has left as charge d'affaires of
the legation Mr.. Michael Tsamados.
who is consul general for Greece a t
San Francisco. Nine. Tsamados. who
accompanied her husband TO Wash
ington. sailed from New York on
board the Adriatic on Saturday.
Mime. da Cana, wife of the ambas-
sador of Brazil. arrived in Washing
ton yesterday, to remain until tomor-
row at the willard. She attended the
dinner given by Mrs. John F. Rodgers
last evening. and today lunched in |
formally with a party OF friends at
Servants. This evening Nine. da
Cana will be present at the dinner
which Mr.. John Barrett will give for
the ambassador of Chile and Nine.
Matthew
Mr.. da Cana is president of the
Brazilian delegation to the peace con-
ference, and will shortly leave Brazil
for Paris, where Nine. da Cana will
Join him.
Exercises at Capitol.
All of the notables in Washington.
Including the Vice President and Mrs
Marshall. members of the cabinet and |
their wives. members of the Supreme
Court and their families. ambassadors |
and ministers. senators and repre-
1entatiyes. were assembled in the |
House chamber at the Capitol yes
terday afternoon at o'clock for the !
memorial ceremonies held for former |
President Roosevelt.
Mrs. Champ Clark had as guests at |
terday at the Capitol Mrs. James F. |
Mann. Mrs. Ashton G.. Shallenberger |
Mrs. Arthur Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen |
Cfutes, Miss Bennett and Lieut.. Nor |
ton.
Visiting Speaker and Mrs. Clark.
The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
Miss Mary Thomson of Summit Point,
W. Va, who arrived in Washington
today.
Mrs Frederick H. Gillett will be at
Rome tomorrow afternoon for the first
time this season and will be assisted
by her daughters. Miss Hoar and Miss
Louise Hoar.
Mrs. Aiben Barkley. wife of Repre-
tentative Barkley of Kentucky. will
be at home tomorrow afternoon from
4 TO at 1860 Euclid street.
Mrs. Ira c. Copley, wife of Repre-
tentative Copley. will be the hostess
at a large tea this afternoon. at her
residence on r street.
Mrs Copley has as her house guest
Mrs John W. Wright of Dallas. Tex.
who has frequently visited her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hampson Gary. in this city.
The Congressional Club has issued
Invitations for an evening reception
Champ Clark Tuesday, February IS.
at o'clock.
Mrs. John w. Foster is entertaining
at a small tea this afternoon in her
home on 18th street, and will have as
sisting her Mrs. Foster Dulles and
Miss Nataline Dulles
Mrs William du Point, with her SON
jn-iaw and daughter. Capt and Mrs.
George linn. is at the Willard hav-
Ing come on from the linn country es-
tate at Somerset. Orange county, Va.
Mrs. du Pont viii return shortly to
Wilmington. Capt. and Mrs. linn re-
naming on here for some time.
All graduates and former students
of Smith College now in Washington
are cordially invited 70 attend the