The Washington times., 1919-12-06

Thomas B. Harrington. Miss Cal
vo's father. the late Senior Calvo,
was minister Of Costa Rica to the
United States
women prominent In the Congressional
set were present
Mrs. Charles B. Ward, president Of
the club, received, assisted by Mrs
Josephus Daniels, Mrs. James G.
Byrnes, Mrs. Finis J. Garrett, Mrs.
and Miss Alice Page.
A section of the Marine Band played
throughout tho afternoon In the main
drawing-room, which was decorated
handsomely with ferns. palms and
potted plants Of various kinds and
colors. The dining-room was attrac-
tive in yellow with yellow chrysan-
themums and yellow candle shades,
and Mrs. James B. Aswell and Mrs.
Harry c. woodward presided at the
table, assisted by Mrs. Sidney Ander-
son, Mrs. Andrew J. Barchfeld. Mrs.
| J. NJ. Baer, Mrs. George NJ. Young,
and Mrs. James Young.
Lieut.. Col Leon Osterreith, military
attache of the Belgian legation, and
Lieut.. Philippe Barber, member OF
| the military mission, who are leaving
Washington in a few days for Bel
gium. called at the White House today
| to make their farewells. Coming to
Washington to remain two months,
| they stayed two years, and they have
made a host OF friends to whom their
| departure is matter of genuine re-
gret
| Diplomat Weda.
| The marriage OF Andrea Geisser
Ce1esia di vegliasco, third secretary of
the Italian embassy, and Miss Mar
garet Huntington Erhart, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Erhart, of
New York. will take place today at
4 o'clock at the home of the brides
parents, with a number of Washing
tonians among the guests. The COM
pany at the ceremony, which will be
performed by the Rev. Father Martin,
of ST Patrick's Cathedral, will be
small, but society has been quite gen
orally invited to the reception which
is to follow.
The Italian ambassador, Baron Ca.
milo Romano Avezzana, and among
Mr.. Celesia's ushers will be Prince
Alliata di Montereale e di Villafranca.
Baron Valentino, and Gino Butt, of
the Italian embassy; Capt. r. r. Glen,
of the British embassy; George Gar
rett o. NJ. Figueroa, of New York
and Buenes Ayres. Lieutenant Avon
20, Huntington Erhart, brother of the
bride, and her stepbrother, James
Fay. Miss Erhart will have her ais
ter. Miss Henriette Erhart, as her
only attendant
Maj. Gen. Emilio Guglielmotti and
Armirl Civarelli. of the embassy
staff, are among those who have gone
to New York for the occasion Fol-
lowing their honeymoon, Mr.. Celesia
viii bring his bride to Washington.
Mrs. william Cary Sanger and her
daughter, Miss Mary Sanger, will be
at home this afternoon and next Sat
, urday at their residence 2204 r
street
Beginning tonight a series Of sup
per dances will be given in the palm
room of the willard on Monday
, Thursday and Saturday evenings
. from IL to 1880 o'clock.
Miss Catherine Hin. daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs David Jayne Hill, who
is a guest Of Mrs. Charles Fish in
Boston, will return to Washington
today.
Miss Hall EntertAim.
Miss Teresa Hall, daughter Of Gen
and Mrs. w. p. Hall, entertained a.
, luncheon yesterday, having only debu
tantes among the guests. General ant
Mrs. Hall and their daughter will
spend Christmas and New Year holi
days in Texas.
DR.. Conrad Jenny will go to New
, York today to spend the weekend
and will sail next week for Habana
for a weeks visit.
Mrs. George w. wickersham viii
join Mr.. Wickersham at the New VIII.
lard Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Wicker
sham will remain at the New Willard
during the meeting Of the Republican
national committee
Solicitor General and Mrs. A. c. King
are established in their new home al
2029 Connecticut avenue.
Miss Juliette Janin is spending the
winter with her sister. Mrs. Alexander
Sharp, jr, in her home. Mrs. Alex.
ander Sharp, Mrs. Alexander Sharp
jr., and Miss Janin will be at home or
Wednesday afternoons.
Miss Marguerite Simonds, daughter
of Mrs. c. c. Calhoun returned yester-
day from New York, where she went
for the Army and Navy game las,
Saturday.
Mrs. Stimson Brown. accompanied
by her young daughter. Miss Brysor
Petit, will sail for Cuba early ir
January to spend several months with
Mrs. Browns son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Commander and Mrs. Kear. Mrs.
! Brown. who has been Ill, is now will
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. James f, Petit, at ventnor, N. ]
,, A tea dance will be given this after.
noon, to $50 o'clock. at Wardmar
, Park Hotel, by the Washington Chap
ter of Trinity College Alumnae. The
lpatroneases are Mrs. Maurice Francis