Evening star., 1919-04-08

houses. Mrs. William Collins Heron,
Mrs. Walter Wilcox and Mrs. Norman
Underwood wrap all purchases.
Miss Martha Goldman is president oe
the Washington League, and is one of
the most active workers for the sue
cess of the benefit.
A feature of this evening will be the
showing of an interesting film, enti-
tied Our Dumb Friends in War"
loaned by the French pictorial service
through the courtesy of Mr.. Rats
borne.
The bridge tournament, under the d.
rection of Mrs. Walter D. Denegre and
Mrs. H. c. Moses. was a great success,
more than a hundred players taking
part, among them Nine. Heri de ST.
bour. Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage, Mrs.
Perkins Ruggles, Nine. Roso, Mrs.
Malcolm s. Meconihe. Miss Sophie
Casey, Miss Sophie Siebert. Mrs Theo-
dore A. Baldwin, Mrs. John F. Rodgers
and Miss Perkins.
Princess Ghika is in charge Of the
Gypsy booth. where Nine. Cheiro of
New York tells fortunes throughout
the afternoon and evening:
owned by Miss Hite. had the place Of
honor on one of the tables yesterday
afternoon, where he appealed very ef-
fectively for his kind.
Among the v/itors yesterday were
uIuc. dcOTBc bdkHIHclcll, MIS- odIuu6l
Winslow, Mrs. Henry Leonard. Mr..
William Phelps Emo. Admiral Staun-
ton, Mrs. Truman Palmer. Mrs
George F. Becker, Miss Ruth Wilson,
Col. Alexander Rodgers and Gen. and
Mrs. Maoomb and their dog Taffy.
Miss Charlotte Pendleton will be 4
luncheon hostess on Saturday, enter
tanning party at the Chevy Chase
Club.
Mrs. Harry Campbell Graef has as
her house guests Mrs Stephen c. MIL
lett and Mrs Anson Flower Robinson
of New York.
Miss Mildred Bromwell has hostess
with her guests to the dance at the
Club de Vingt.
Miss Katharine Emmett, who has
been visiting Miss Courtney Let's, re-
turned yesterday to her home in New
York.
Virginia Hot Springs. where she will
be the guest of friends until after
Easter.
The series of dances being given for
the benefit Of Free Milk for France, at
the Club de vingt, are proving to be
one of the most delightful features OF
The second, held last evening,
brought together a goodly number Of
the smart set.
Mrs. Larz Anderson received the
guests. assisted by Mrs: G. Ffoulke
The spacious rooms on the second
floor were used for the dancing, and
each had an effective decoration Of
apple blossoms and foliage plants. and
the lights were capped with pink
shades.
A stringed orchestra played through
A number Of dinner parties were
given before the dance, those enter
tanning including Miss Carolyn Nash,
and Lieut.. Waller.
Among those present were Mrs. Nor
ris Evans. Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Mrs.
Roosevelt Bayne, Miss Enid Sims.
Foss. Miss Newlin. Mrs. Goldthwaite
Dorr, Miss Mildred Bromwell. Capt
and Mrs. Kenneth Castleman, Miss
Meta Morris Evans. Miss Elizabeth
Mrs. Roscoe Bulmer. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Santini, Miss Elizabeth Walmsley,
Miss Lydia de Ford, Mrs. Blaine Ell
kins, Commander and Mrs. Claude B.
Mrs. WaItnr Wells. Maj. and Mrs Ed
Miss Polly Brooke, Mrs Walter q.
Schoelkopf. Lieut.. and Mrs. Bennett,
Miss Watson. Miss Trumbell. Mrs.
| Shoete1, Duke di Sangro. Capt. Count
| Enrico Lucerna di Campiglione, Mr..
A. F, NJ. Greig, Count Gils Rosen.
| Mr.. Arthur Bradley Campbell. Mr..
Charles Richardson, Mr.. Dudley Morgan.
DR.. Tom Williams, Count Goran Rosen.
i Admiral Count Lovatelli. Mr.. Richard
w. Flournoy. Mr.. Van Manning. Capt
II R. Glen. Mr.. n. Zimmerman, Maj.
NDdore LoNe. Col. Robert G. RAxtNn