Evening star., 1919-02-19

! The assistant secretary Of state ana
Mrs. Phillips are entertaining guests
| at dinner tonight
Justice Brandeis on Vacation.
! Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Louis y. Bran
| deis and their daughter. Miss Eliza
! beth Brandeis. have gone to old Point
/ Comfort Va.
| Mrs, Edward ]. Gay, wife of Sen
fator Gay of Louisiana, will be at nome
| informally tomorrow afternoon from
! I 10 o'clock in her apartment AT
| the Connecticut.
| Mrs. c. s. Thomas, wife of Senator
Thomas will not be at home tomor-
row,
Mrs William NJ Calder. wife of the
senior senator from New York: Mrs.
George ". Fairchld, Mrs, Thomas
B. Dunn. Mrs. James 5. Parker. Mrs.
flames W. Hustled and Mrs. Homer +.
Snyder. the wives of representatives
from New York who make their
homes at the Willard are receiving
this afternoon in the red room.
| Representative and Mrs. Fairchild will
entertain dinner party this evening
at the Chevy Chase Club.
Ward will be hosts at dinner Satur-
day evening. entertaining a party at
their residence on h street.
Mrs. Benjamin H. Warder was
hostess at a brilliant dinner party
followed by a musical last evening.
opening her spacious home on Is
street for the occasion. The guests
numbering more than fifty, were
I from among the old resident, dipio-
Il ~9yso
seated at five tables. After the din
ner Mrs. Edythe Marmon Brosius gave
harp recital, Miss Harrie Fumard.
bird warblings, and Miss Brown hu-
morous readings.
Mr. Boaz Long of Las Vegas \. NJ.
| American minister TO Salvador, and
! son Of Mr.. L. V. Long. ex-chief JUS
! tice of New Mexico, and his sister,
| Mrs. Teresa Long. Will be at nome
! Friday afternoon. February Il. from
| 20 until e, at Stoneleigh Court,
| apartment 800. TO all New Mexicans
! now in Washington. Mrs. Long will
| be assisted by Mrs. Jones, wife of
| Senator y. A Jones of New Mexico.
! Mrs. Long. Hlo has been in Wash
/ ington this winter. acting as hostess
+ for her brother, is leaving about the
| middle of the month to return to
/ California.
! Mr.. and Mrs Julius Lay will he
hosts al a small dinner this evening
and they will entertain again at d:n
! ner Monday evening. when their
guests have been invited to meet Mr..
and Mrs. William Phillips.
Miss Golden Ruggles. is entertain
| ing at an auction bridge party. fol-
/ lowed by tea. this afternoon, in COM
pliment to Miss Mary HELEN, debu
! tante of the season.
/ Pink roses form the decoration and
/ the young hostess will be assisted in
receiving by Mrs George y. Ruggles.
! Mrs Thomas Bowers and Mrs Miles
Standish Slocum will preside al the
/ tea table.
/ There will be three tables at cards
and additional guests. young friends
of the hostess, viii join the party for
, tea.
The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark.
iWhO are receiving constant attention
lin the way Of entertainment just now
f! will be the guests OF honor in the
box party to be entertained by Mrs.
Francois Berger Moran at the Noel
House ball at Rauschers Friday even
ling, February II.
A dance will be given this evening
in the band room at the marine bar
racks by the officers stationed at the
barracks and the marine barracks
/ navy yard.
Those in the receiving line viii in
clude Mrs. George Barnett, wife of the
!Conamandant of the marine barracks
Mrs. Charles q. Long, Mrs. Charles
Sanderson Mrs. w II. Parker and
Mrs. L. H. Williams.
Mrs Joseph s. t'relinghuysen. wife of
ISenator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey.
Twill not be at home. tomorrow and
Twin not receive on the following
/ Thursdays of the season on account
of illness.
Mr.. Edouard de Billy of the French
! high commission has gone to New
York for a short visit.
Col. and Mrs. John S. Muckle will
have as their guests in New York
for few days Gen. Emilio Gugliel-
| motif. military attache to the Italian
embassy at Washington. Col. and
Mrs. Muckie Will give d luncheon for
him February "a.
Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins is
chairman of the committee in charge
of the card party to be given Friday
afternoon, February IS, at Wardman
| Park Inn, for the Infant Welfare Cen
ters of the Washington Diet Kitchen
and assisting her are Mrs. David
Franklin Houston. Mrs. William Ham
| mond and Miss Gwynn.
| Many tables have been taken for the
| afternoon, among the hostesses be
! ing. besides the members of the COM
mittee. Mrs. Henry +. Dimock, Mrs.
Ezra Butler McCagG. Mrs. Charles ID.
| Easton, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. William
| Hammond, Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, Mrs.
! James w. Wadsworth, Mrs. William
! J. Boardman and Mrs. c. r. Howry.
First Lieut.. Amos Lawrence Hop
! kins, Aviation Corps who has been
! with the Sd Army in Germany, landed
! in New York Monday. He has been
| decorated with the croix de guerre
| Lieut.. Hopkins will come to Wash
ington at an early date to join his
! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Hop
kins.
For Speaker and Mrs. Clark.
! The Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
lwere the guests of honor at brilliant
reception given last evening by the
members OF the Congressional Club at
the clubhouse on New Hampshire ave
nue.. The large ballroom was adorned
with palms and ferns. and a string
orchestra played throughout the
evening. Mrs. Horace NJ ToWner
president of the club. stood at the
head of the receiving line, and assist
ing her were the Speaker and Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. William A. Rodenbere-,
Mrs. Julius Kahn and Mrs IemueI r
Padgett
Mrs Clark wore a draped gown of
black velvet, with the corsage of
black lace and tulle. with flowing,
sleeves of tulie and d corsage bouquet
Of orchids and sweet peas.
Mrs. ToWner wore h'ny h'"ck l1cc
gown. mounted over tulle Mrs Ro-
with silver lace and tulle on the bod
hrS Kahn black n