Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-21

duced this week, Monday starting of
with two teas. at which three buds
will be introduced. Mrs. Ernest Will
liam Roberts. wife of former Repre-
Mntative Roberts of Massachusetts,.
and Mrs. William s. Washburn Will
1--WE a joint tea dance at the Con-
aressional Club to introduce their
daughters, Miss Dean Roberts ana
Mss Charlotte Washburn. and on the
same afternoon DR.. and Mrs. Henry
j Crosson will entertain at a tea to
ihtroduce their daughter, Miss Mar
&ret CroSSon-
! The debut teas of last week were
uarticularly interesting, the Secre-
fAry of the Interior and Mrs. Lane
Introducing their daughter, MISS
Nancy Lane, to company whicn III
Guided official and resident society.
The bud was almost smothered with
6owers-none of them fairer than
herself-and. as she put 1t. even Dante
Mad to help her carry the burden OF
Hfossoms. as the beautiful bronze
bust of the poet peeped grotesaueiy
out from the bower on the maj mah. o.
Everywhere there was homeiike at
mosphere in the drawing room SUITE;
where many of the older leaders OF
sbciety congratulated the bud on her
coming out.
mrs Baker, wife of the Secretary
~ war. who first congratulated Miss
Lane. later poured tea at the WASH
ineton Club, when Gen. and MIS-
CHARLES B. Drake presented their
daughter Miss Barrine Drake. 70 So
ciety. and she held a veritable re.
ception all her own. with perIect
lam of service folk about her all the
fThe first ball Miss Wilson has at
tended since the illness OF the Presi-
dent was the carnival ball given oy
he Government Recreation League at
he New Willard on Tuesday night,
7then she scarcely missed dance
sfom the time of her arrival untii
she left the floor. at nearly midnleh'-
DIPLOMATIC Breakfast.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Lam
=tsne have issued invitations for diplo-
Ratio breakfast on New Year day.
hen the foreign ambassadors and min
aers and their wives will be guests.
he company will be entertained at tne
1cretary's home, on 18th street, and Is
lie first New Year diplomatic break
sst given since Mr.. Bryan resigned as
secretary of State. this country gong
ITO war shortly after that time. III,
The Secretary and Mrs. Lansing will
o1norrow night entertain at the first OF
1eir series of diplomatic dinners OF the
lason, the event taking place in their
.-eme.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
rs. Glass, with their daughter, Miss
augusta Glass. and their niece. MISS
hsie Glass, will go to their nome IN
.rnchburg, Va to celebrate Christmas.
-hey will be surrounded by the mem
.ers of their family. including their SON.
n-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John
fiuerrant Boatwright. whose marriage
vas an event of the early season here.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
r3aker are expecting the latter S
irothers, Mr. Ralph Leopold and Capt.
'Aroy Leopold, to be with them on
,uiet celebration at home for their
children.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels viii have family party with
hem for Christmas. including their
-,ons MIR. Josephus Daniels. jr.. Is COM
me- from Raleigh, n. c., and Mr.. Worth
Daniels and Mr. Jonathan from the Uni
gersity Of North Carolina.
The Belgian ambassador and Baron
as de Cartier de Marchienne will en-
ertain at dinner Tuesday evening al
The embassy
The minister of Bolivia and Sonora de
Salderon, with Senorita Elena Calderon
will go to New York on Tuesday. where
hey will be the guests until after
Christmas of Senior and Sonora Jorge z
zalles Senior Zalles. who is the honor
,ry financial attache of the legation
,,pent Wednesday in Washington
Mr. Henry Getty Chiffon. first secre-
airy of the British embassy will leave
he latter part of January for Rio de
Ianeiro. where he has been appointed
ounselor of the British embassy. Mrs
hilton and their children will remain
Washington with her parents, Mr.
md Mrs. Thomas j. O'Brien. unit
pring, when she will join Mr.. Chiffon
The minister of the Netherlands. ]
T. Cremer. who has been i'll in
iospital for some weeks, is slowly i'm
rowing. but because he has no
aimed strength as rapidly as hat
,een hoped for, his three sons hav'
postponed their departure for HOLLAND
until December 81. They will be ac
'ompanied home by Miss Jetsk;
,remer, the minister's granddaughter
nd by Jonkheer Mock. who has beel
. guest at the legation for SOM
weeks.
The ambassador of Chile and Mime
'e Matthew will entertain at Dime
onight for Mr.. Carlos Tribe. Colon
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