Evening star., 1919-02-20

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Mr.. A. Pedro the newly appointed
first secretary of the legation has ar.
rived, after spending a short time il
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman en-.
tertalned with dinner at the Chevy
Chase Club last evening. There were
thirty-two covers.
A Dinner Party Tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Marye viii
pe hosts at dinner this evening enter
tanning in compliment to Capt Ken
meth q. Castleman. Z. S. n, and Mrs
Costleman, who recently came tt
Washington for station.
Representative and Mrs. George
tairchlld were hosts at a brilliant
dinner party last evening. entertain.
ing at the Chevy Chase Club.
Their guests Were Senator and Mrs
w illiam NJ. Calder. Representative anc
Mrs. Thomas 3. Dunn, Representa- tive
and Mrs. Homer P. Snyder. Represent
atlVe and Mrs. Charles NJ. Hamilton
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S. Reeside an6
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. McChord.
Representative and Mrs. John A.
Peters were hosts at a large dinner
at the Chevy Chase Club last evening
having among their guests Mr.. Peters
brother and sister-in-law. Mai. and
Mrs. William C. Peters Of Bangor, Me.
who are spending few days here
en- route south.
Nine. Christian Hauge will enter
tain a dinner party on Sunday even
Ing in honor Of the newly appointed
ambassador to France and Mrs Hugh
Wallace.
DIR. Juhlin, the postmaster general
of Sweden, and Mr.. Albert Sidney
Burlessn, Pestma ster General. met at
luncheon yesterday. with the min :
lister of Sweden as host DIR. Lund-
bohm. who was here last year as a
member of the royal Swedish mission.
was also a guest.
DR.. Juhlin has recently made a tour
of Great Britain and other large
countries studying postal methods.
Mrs. Ross Thompson entertained at
small luncheon today at her resi-
dence, on kalorama road.
The engagement is announced in
New York by Mrs. Clarence NJ HYDE
of East 69th street and Greenwich,
Conn. of her daughter, Miss Clara
Babbitt Hyde. and Col. George Mont
gomery. attached to the ordnance de-
partment of the Army. Miss Hyde
has travelled extensively and served
for about eighteen months as a Red
Cross nurse in French hospitals and
stations on the French front She
as decorated by the French govern
ent fo~ her work. which at times was
hazardous, owing TO shelffire. Col.
Montgomery was oH-duty as an as
sistant to the chief of ordnance in
his city, and later was commandant
of the Frankfort arsenal, in Phila-
Gelphia. He, returned some time ago
from service in France and Italy.
The wedding will take place during
Easter week.
DR.. and Mrs. David Jayne Hill win
entertain d small dinner party this
evening.
Mrs. Absalom Waller is entertaining
number of young people at tea this
afternoon at the Washington Club in
compliment to Miss Elizabeth Eug-
ster, debutante daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Louis Eugster. Mrs. James H
Patten is presiding at the tea table.
which has an artistic decoration OF
baskets filled with pink sweet peas
Among the guests are Miss Augusta
Glass Miss Mary Archer Glass, Miss
Marjorie Brown. Miss Susanne Lewis
Miss Mildred SiSson. Miss Frances
Whiting, Miss Elizabeth Claxton, Miss
Gertrude Drain, Miss Henrietta Hill,
Miss Charlotte 1ngie Miss Cecile
Ruth Laughton, Miss Diana Cum
mings, Miss Millicent Bailey Miss
Dorothy Knowles Jones Miss Peggy
Taylor, Miss Sara Latimer, Miss Lois
Reeside, Miss Julia Magruder Miller
of Virginia, Miss Rebecca Dunn, Miss
Eleanor Anthony, Miss Hamilton and
Miss Mamie Hamilton.
Or. and Mrs John Crayke Simpson
have as their guest Mrs Horace W
Burd of Northumberland, Pa.
Mrs. Frederic A. Delano entertained
a dinner party last night Miss Louise
DeIano returned from New York in
time to be a. member of the party.
Mrs Robert Mccormick has re-
turned to Washington from a visit
of several weeks at st. Augustine
where she has been recuperating
from a. severe attack of influenza
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Ben
nett, daughter of Capt Frank NJ
Bennett, United States Navy, and Mrs,
Bennett and Maj Arch Franklin
will take place Wednesday, March
1s, at the naval air station, Pensa-
cola Fla, where Capt. Bennett is
comnandant.
The Cavalry Branch of the Army
emergency committee is constantly
receiving urgent requests for sweat
ers. Members Of the branch and all
others who will give time to knitting
them will gladly be supplied with
wool by Mrs. Charles Carroll Walcutt,
the chairman. at her residence, 1863
wyoming avenue.
Capt and Mrs Sherman Haight
have as their guest the latters sister
Miss Laura Lyon, who reached Wash
ington yesterday. Miss Tracy Lyon,
who has been visiting them, left yes
terday for New York for a weeks
visit and while absent will attend the
Yale prom on Tuesday.
Mrs. Llewellyn Powers, widow of
Gov. Powers of Maine, is at the New
willard for a few days en- route from
the south.
Miss Mcdonald and Miss Webster OF
the National Cathedral School WIN
not receive tomorrow afternoon, but
will be at homo on the afternoon Of
Friday, February 2S.
Mrs. Mackay-Smith, Nine. George
Bakhmeteff and Mrs, Truman q. Pal.
lmer are additional box holders for the
ball at Tho New WMAn6 for thai kone.
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