Evening star., 1919-09-18
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i and Nine. Jusserand will
entertain Gen. Pershing and
a distinguished company to
/ meet him at luncheon at the
embassy tomorrow.
The Vice President and Mrs: Mar
shall who went to Atlantic City to-
a few days, will change their resi-
! dence from Wardman Park Hotel
where they spent the summer, back 70
the New Willard. where they VIII re
sumo residence in the suite they nave
occupied for several seasons.
The Secretary of State and Mrs:
lansing, who are spehaing ha "a Hen. ts~
to Wasn:ngIon until the 2sth Of Sep
! trn,brr wien they will no doubt pc
/ accompanied by Mrs. Lansings motn-
rr, Mrs. John W Foster. who has been
| there for mcnth or more.
Important Parties of Yesterday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson had a
| large party with them yesterday IN
| the presidential suite at the WIe Willalu
for luncheon ani to view me paraSne; age
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Logan also
entertained about twenty guests IN
their spacious suite at the WIZARD ior
he parade, a buffet luncheoI peihS
served and the guests later soinS nb.irs ".
the balconies adjoining, "he'e |"i'
Others entertaining parties for lun,
cheon and to view the parade inciuded
Mr.. and Mrs; Newton Quick anu MI
Representative and Mrs. Charles ..
Ward had i party of friends WI
them in their suite at the Willaro
yesterday for luncheon anu 'he ~"
rade.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Ward will
leave this evening for thelr h.sa sahfnev tbev
hime Nif1 remain aa Rsufo until October, when. Wiih
| tbeir children, they will return for
| the irte. Mrs. Ward is the newly
elected president OF the ConsIesstto..,i nai
Club, where a brilliant winter OIL so-
ciai activity is Icing planned.
| Mr. Justice Day of the Supreme
Court will return to washington On ot
Monday from his summer home at
Mackinac Island. Mich, and will JOIN
his son and daughter-in-1aw. Mr ana
Mrs, Rufus Day, for the winter. Mrs;
Rufus Day and her children returned
to Washington from Michigan seVeral
days ago.
Miss Mary Archer Glass returned
with the Secretary of the treasury
| from Lynchburg, where he spent the
week end at the family summer nome
her father.
Il Mrs, George w. Vanderbilt and her
daughter, Miss Cornelia VanderDiit'
came to Washington for the paraue
4 Yesterday and are spending several
! days at the New Willard. Miss Wander
jbilt is expected to be one of the Wash
lington debutantes this season
Mr.. Franklin K. Lane. Secretary OF
4&Lo Int a CnoSt at dinner
last evening of Mr.. H. H. Adams OF
Texas, who is at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Frederick A. johnson enter
tanned at her residence in Holmead
place this afternoon in honor of her
daughter, Miss Hazel johnson, who is
to become the bride of Mr.. Bathurst
Lee Chambliss on Saturday afternoon
at s o'clock.
Pink roses. begonias and smilax.
with a background Of cosmos, formed
the decoration in. the drawing room
and dining room.
Among the out-of-town guests al
ready here for the wedding are Capt.
Gerald A. Johnson, U. S. NJ. c.. and
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Edward J: Cannon
Knoxville, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. J.
Backhofr. East Orange. N. ].
Mrs. A. J. Drexel Biddle of Phila-
uCIpulA CAIuc 10 " dSHlH5 tOH ySSlcIOdy
and will spend several days at the
New Willard.
Judge Samuel ]. Graham of the
Court of Claims and Mrs. Graham are
at White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, for
l q part of the autumn season. Miss
Mary Graham, who is now at Cape
May. will join her parents later.
Diplomats and members of official
! ond Resident Qnciofv will ha ennStS
the Sylvan Theater tomorrow even
ling, when the Shakespeare Club will
present "As You Like 1t" in compli-
ment to patriotic week in Washington.
Walter Reed Hospital will be special
guests. and every man in uniform in
tthe capital will be welcomed.
| Gen. Barnett has generously given
1 the services Of the Marine Band for
| the evening and Lieut.. SanteImann is
arranging a special program adapted
to the scenes of the play. Should rain
prevent the play-probably the last
play to be given this season at the
sylvan Theater on the Monument
grounds-it will be presented on Sat-
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hall Ashley
have issued Invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter. Dorothy. to
Mr.. Ralph Hersey Ross, Friday, Sep
i
Pleasant Congregational Church.
| Maj. A. T. Dalton, q. 8. A., retired,
| and Mrs. Dalton have been the guests
| the past week Of Col. and Mrs. H. F.
| Dalton at the Cairo. Maj. and Mrs.
Dalton arrived last week by motor
! from Indianapolis. on their way to
| Salem, Mass, where they will visit
relatives and friends for several
! weeks. Maj. Dalton has recently COM
pleted a detail at Indiana Univer-
| city.
Mrs. H. F, Dalton. wife of Col. H.
F. Dalton. On duty in the purchase.
j storage and traffic division, has re-
| turned to Washington with their two
sons from Spring Lake, N. j., where
they have been spending the summer,
and has opened her apartment at the
Cairo.
Wedding Of Tonight.
A beautiful wedding Of this even
ing will be that of Miss Eleanor
ence Eugene Doyle, and MI. Fred.
| erick Garman Kayhoe. which will
take place at $50 o'clock at st.
Stephens Episcopal Church. Miss
Julia Stuart Doyle will attend her
sister as maid of honor, and the
| ushers will be Mr.. Harold North. ~,
Mr.. Sherwood Alverson, Mr.. William
Cartright and Mr.. Eugene Doyle. Mr.
| Kayhoe will have his brother, Mr..
Ellsworth Kayhoe,~as his best man.
Attractively carried out in every
detail was the wedding last evening
| Of Miss Elizabeth M. Taylor, daugn-