The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
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NWSIINS VI i
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall were the honor guests at a din
ner which the acting Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Frank Lyon POLK
gave last night. Tho Attorney Cen
eral and Mrs. Gregory were among
the guests.
The Minister Of Serbia and Nine.
Grouitch will be entertained at din
ner by Mr.. and Mrs. Polk next tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Never enter
tained a distinguished company AT
dinner last evening in compliment to
the Secretary OF the Treasury ana
Mrs Carter Glass.
Mrs. Daniels, wife Of the Secretary
Of the Navy, left Washington last
night for Hampton, Va, where she
will attend the opening OF the new
Y. W. c A. hostess house at the
naval base today.
Mrs. Richard Gambrill, who was the
guest OF her son and daughter-in-Iaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Nest Gam
home in New York.
lI-s. IIoratio Nelson Slater gave a
luncheon for eighteen guests at the
Hotel St Regis II New York last sun
day afternoon in honor Of Nh. and
Mrs. Frederic Courtland Penfield.
Others in the party were Mrs. Francis
CaroIin. OF BurlinEamc, Cal, who IS
spending the winter in New York,
Mrs RhineIander Stewart. Benjamin
NVeles, Lieut. and Mrs. Stanhope W.
Mon. Albeit Morris Bagby, Mrs.
Elisha Dyer, Mrs. Hunt Slater Ed
ward Livingston, Charles sampson
Mrs. Wellman. 8Ir. and Mrs. \. Leo
Everett and Paul Chalfin.
Miss Georgetta Graham has left
Washington for lakewood, y. J.
William C. Sharp. American Ambas-
SadOr 20 Franco and Mrs. Sh7rH CAV"
a dinner sunday fer David r. Francis
American Ambassador O." -.--~L''.
Jules T. Juszcrand. the French Am
bassador i'm Washington, and the
british Arnbass sadOr and High Com
missioner TO the United States Earl
EsadinC in Paris.
Because OF the recent death of his
twin brother. George W. Sharp, which
took him TO Ohio a few weeks ago, ]:
was an Informal entertainment and
rather in the nature OF home party
for the diplomatic representatives. all
OF whom are close and well known in
the United states.
There We're twenty guests in all, the
others attending being connected with
the American peace delegation.
Robert T.. Bacon. former Ambassa-
dor To- France. who has been at
Miami. Fla. for several weeks, has
left there for a cruise to Havana. He
w.: ~ccomr1uled by Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Robinson. of New York. They
VIII return to Miami shortly and re-
main there for some time.
Hrs. John g. Breckenridge has
-"-" TO Ormond. Fla, for lengthy
NJ. nua Mrs. Edward HeaIc Nc
I.aau a0u rrr.r children are planning
Eu 3" q" Ps'u Beach this week. It
is Iu"u-nr the. will do a great deal
nr ,r,r,rrauuL Will" there. Except
rnr lEri.chaM tn" Fla-'rr estate, they
f..,,. tine most prct"uti0uS place i'm
TaiI Leach. i've ocean from. villa OF
Mrs. Frederick Guest. OF London.
huiIr three yc1rs ago and never Oc-
CuUtrd Mrs Gue-t Is a daughter
o. Henry Pl-0ns. and A. the time
they were TO sct,lo hese her husband
., Hrii-h subj"ct, catered the war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stotesbury
ere at The Breakers at Palm Beach.
Mr. aud Mrs. Chauncev NJ. Dcpew
went To Palm Beach yesterday.
Lieut.. Cot. Hiram Bingham ana mis-
brother. N'ir,d bingham. Of this city.
go" making o long visit at Miami.
Fla.
Baron ami Baroness Knut BUndc.
Of tha Sw.dish Location here. who
vo-~ quests OF Col Robert N.
Tlorap-ou aboard his houscboat.
'r~ EEor -ladns. at Miami. Fla,
rHyr irft there for cuba. Col.
THymDaou returned TO Miami a few
n..-- H-u from a tishin-r trip on tn"
I-v. .-l.d. 8. Baron and Baroness
I.rns. were also on IN" fishing trip.
MI. Robert VI. Thompson. ac-
,uwparied by Miss Hilda Sykes,
VIII leave Washington today for
Florida to Join Col Thompson
els c. Bishop. who has been visit
ing Mr.. Thompson, will be the
guest Of Miss May Ladenburg for a
Tune
COL. Thompson gave a luncheon
aboard the Everglades for Judge
and Mrs. Oliver NJ. Spencer, of Chi
OaGO. Mrs. EustaCe Wheeler. niece
ut the colonel. was among the
other guests. Col. Thompson dc
liver ed the chief address at the
memorial exercises in Royal Palm
I'ar.l at Miami on Sunday.
Mr.. stephen H. 2. Pell. daughte.
Of Col. and Mrs. Robert VI. Thomp-
son. and her son. John II. /. Pen.
who were in New York at the Hote
chatham. have returned to Wash
IuEtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. TeII have taken the
residence. 1856 New Hampshire
avenue, Ior the rest of their stay i'm
Washington. They will b here at
Last a month longer.
Miss Frances Whiting. daughter of
Mai. and Mrs. T. L. Whiting, has re-
turned from annapolis, where she
spent several days. She attended the
hop at the Naval Academy last Satur-
day evening.
Mrs James W. Orme entertained at
a bridge tea yesterday afternoon for
Mrs. Philip Clancy. of Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Clancy is visiting her brother-in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Tiller.
Admiral Z. W. Eberle is pending
a few days at Old Point Comfort. Va. !