Evening star., 1919-10-10

visit to the Greenbrier. White Sulphur
Springs. has gone to Lake Placid, N.
T., to remain for while.
Officers Club Entertains.
The reception given last evening by
Dupont Circle in honor Of the Surgeon
General and Mrs; N: w, Ireland, and
generals department stationed in
Washington and vicinity. including
retired officers Of the medical depart
ment and their families. residing In
the city. was brilliant success.
The clubhouse which occupies the
Westinghouse mansion, one Of the
handsomest residences in the capital.
made a most beautiful setting for an
affair Of this kind, the spacious rooms
which are covered with crimson vel
vet, giving a magnificent effect ana
also forming a rich background for
fne pictures which adorn the walls.
The receiving party occupied room
on the second floor just at the head
Of the stairway and opening on a
asss af lafss e daSas SHADES Of
the Crimson haneinss. The lower
foor was given over to thu DANCERS
and an orchestra & played; aSss;dsn, snfon"fb ~ fbe
Cit,b CoI Charles L. Frailey and Mrs.
Frailey, received with Surgeon Genera
and Mrs. ireland, and Col. Matthew
A. T. Pc ,bs hensy nyyraadctions' aaa Gel IuuS A.
Mrs. ireland wore handsome gown
Of Belgian blue moire antique, eiab-
orately draped, with flowing tulle
sleeves and iridescent blue sequin
trimming on the bodice. MRS. fIaile9 eS
wore white satin heavily brocaded IN
| ~A1A Huith fM1lA OverdfQDer1S9.
There were several hundred guests
| present and II proved to be most
auspicious opening for the series OF
! receptions which the club ts planning
club includes not only temporary OF
ficers, but many officers Of the Regu.-
lar Army, Navy and Marine Corps, ana
| IS Increasing rapidly. The advantages
| Of this club are many and It Will no
doubt soon be ranked among the per-
! manent clubs here.
The committee in charge OF the re.
ception last evening was composed OF
| Col. julius A. Penn, chairman; Maj.
Philip d. Coyle and Capt. A. Q. Van
Suetendael, and to them Is due In
great part the success Of the occa sion.
Robert q. Noble and Mrs. Noble, Brig.
| Gen. W. D. Mccaw. Mrs. William g.
Gorgas, Col r. r. Metcalfe. Col. ]. D.
0lsnnan. commanding oficer of Wal
Ter Aeoo E1oe1leAl, VI. anu MS -
johnson. Col and Mrs. P N. Ashburn.
Lieut.. Col Mahlon Ashford, Capt.
and Mrs. H. H. Ashley. Lieut.. Col. H.
n. Baily, Col. James 3. Baylis, Capt.
4; 1srk9wit.. Col. a Roger Brooke. s,s. e
sa9"n Mrs w. cap! p 'Snn ehsmS.r1sin ce ana ana
Mrs. 9. L chappell. Maj: Calvin E.
Clay. Col. and Mrs. J. 3. Clayton, Col
c. {. Collins. Col. c. H. Connor. Col
ana Mrs: 9: ?. crais. &c Col. and and Mrs Mrs
william R. Dear. Col. and Mrs. ]. G.
Goisseneer, Col. Paul Halloran. Coll
J. w. Hammer, Capt. Alexander Hep
burn, MAJ. d. +. Hitch, Col. and Mrs.
Percy L 1,.,, JSne.; -, Col; .rd wil,,sm Ma. /
Kramer. Col. and Mrs. Charles Lynch,
Lieut.. Col n. B. Mcintyre. Col. and
Mrs.. r. B. Miller, Col William II.
Moncrief. Col: G. +. Morse. Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs: II: J. Nichols. Col: and Mrs
son. Maj. and Mrs. W. L. Phares,
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. H. G. Pillsbury.
Col. and Mrs. H. b. Pipes. Lieut.. Col.
ana Mrs.. N: A. Reasoner. Lieut.. H. l.
Rice. Col. Guy v Rukke. Col. 3. =.
Ionn Sss' sS:ss.a cs1 M. F. si9Ssfn CO. 81
Capt. Charles 8. Sly. Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. II. Mcsnyder, Col. A. N. Stark,
Lieut.: Cox and Mrs. H. r. Stiles, Maj.
and Mrs II w. Tobias. Col. and Mrs.
A. =; Truby; Lieut.. Col; and Mrs; s.
and Mrs. J. w. Van Dusen, Lieut.. and
Mrs. II. g. Van Vlack, Capt. and Mrs
William G. Williams, Col. and Mrs
Edwin I. Wolfe and Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. T. D. Woodson.
Capt. A. L. snaREe. the British naval
attache in Washington, who is re-
turning shortly to England. enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Wasdmsn Park Hotel having as
sentative ana Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth, Capt. Blake, who will be Capt.
SnagGeo successor, and Mrs. Blake.
MAJ. Ameras Bethel. MAJ. Marryott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Hit and Mrs.
Proctor Brady.
Mrs. George Wheeler entertained ut
dinner last evening at the Wardman
Park Hotel Mr.. Hampill. Miss Burle-
son, Mr.. Lockwood, Miss Katherine
Beach. Mr.. rriplitt, Miss Fletcher.
Mrs. Fitzhugh. Mr.. Brasseau. Mr..
Lawler and Mr.. Rhorer.
Mrs. Josiah Pierce will leave Wash
ington tho last of tho month to
der to be near her brother. Mr.. Eric
DahIgren, who is seIousiy Ill at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton Pierce will go
south for the winter In hope Of the
former fully regaining his health.
Mrs. Pierce's other son, Mr., Josiah
Pierce. who throughout the war was
in charge Of tho fuel oil section of the
ordnance department, has gone to
California to resume his position as
assistant manager Of one Of the large
oil companies.
Mrs, Edward Mclean, whe, with
Mrs. John r, Wilkins, 10 at Green
brier White sulphur Springs, will re-
turn to Washington next week to
spend the season.
Mrs. William J. Flather, jr., will en-
tertain a small luncheon Dar q"
Thursday. October 16. in honor of
Miss Lucy Flather. whose marrias e
to Mr., william H, Flammer takes
place on October Is.
Mrs. James Lee Marshall will give a
luncheon on Tuesday at the cafe st,
Marks in homer Of her cousin, Miss
Abigail Harvey, and Miss Lucy
Flather and the members of tho lat
ter's bridal party:
Col, and Mrs. Thomas w. symons
iRl~a ~ :.