Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-06


md from now on visitors will tarry
nd even the diplomats will try for
that the dry law has something, if
ing a man to fill the post here as
g.
1t the most generous hostesses of
of their dinner guests but once at
) may last the longer.
gone to New York for visit of sew
eral days.
Mr.. R. H. Hadow, third secretary of
the British embassy, has gone to
Southampton. L. l., where he is a guest
Henry H. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Lay are also guests of Col. and Mrs.
Rogers.
Miss Leona Curtis, daughter of SEN
ator and Mrs. Charles Curtis. whose
marriage to Webster Knight. I'd, of
Providence. r. l.. will take place on
Wednesday. will have a number of
parties given for her before her we'd
ding. On Tuesday night she will be
the guest of honor at a dinner which
Miss Marian Webster and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Kenyon of North Attle-
boro. Mass. will give at the Washing
ton Hotel; and on Wednesday her sis
tCi' wi o -. Z. ISOISe, Will eHteIt tain
the bridal party and out-of-town
guests at buffet luncheon. Miss
Curtis will give dinner party of ten
on Monday evening at the Club Boil
san, at Cabin John Bridge, in compli
ment to several guests from out of
town.
Miss Webster is now visiting Miss
Curtis to remain until after the we'd
ding. and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon will
arrive on Monday. Mr.. knights par
mt
of Providence. and a number of other
relatives from New England, will
come to Washington for the wedding.
Mr.. Frank Lyon Polk: the acting
spending the last ten days with Mrs.
Polk and their children at South
ampton. L. l., expects to return to
Washington the first Of the week.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Jouett Shouse, accompa-
MED by their children, left Washing
ton last night for a visit to their
home. at Kinsley. Kan. After a stay
of several weeks Mr.. Shouse will re-
turn to Washington and Mrs. Shouse
and the children will go to Colorado
for the remainder of the summer.
Large Swiss Mission Coming.
H.,
Switzerland. a mission to visit this
country late in August will have at
least 500 members.
Former Speaker Champ Clark, who
has been the guest of Representative
Charles NJ. stedman of greensboro.
n. G., delivered a Fourth of July ora
ton at the historic Guilford court
house. N. c., on Friday. Representa-
tive Clark will return to Washing
ton later in the week, after filing
several speaking engagements in New
Jersey.
Representative and Mrs Claude
Hudspeth and Representative and
Mrs. Fritz Lanham of Texas are
among those of the congressional con-
tingent spending the season in Wash
ington who entertain in an informal
but delightful way out Of doors.
With their guests they frequently
motor some miles out into the open
country, where they select a cool spot
a substantial picnic supper cooked in
the open.
Representative Anderson n. Wal
tiers has Joined Mrs. Walters at Con-
gress Hall, after visit of several
days at his home at Johnstown, Pa.
.. L
to Washington after an absence of
several months, passed at nor home
in Missouri, and has joined Repre-
sentative Rubey at Congress Hall.
Representative and Mrs. William E.
Cleary, accompanied by their young
grandson, William Cleary. who has
been their guest for several weeks,
have gone to their home in Brooklyn
for the holidays.
Representative and Mrs. Tom D.
McKeown have taken an apartment
The officers and board Of governors
of the Texas Club have sent out in
vitations for a garden party in honor
of the new Texas delegation in Con-
gress, including Representative John
Representative Lucien w. Parrish,
Representative Carlos Bee, Represen-
tative Claude Hudspeth and Represen-
tative Fritz Lanham and their wives,
| to be given at the residence of DR..
| and Mrs. Frederic E. harrington. at
| Chevy Chase. on Saturday evening,
July IL.
The hosts of the evening will be Mr..
Cato Sells. president of the club: Mr.
| K. Brookes, secretary; Mrs. Morris
Sheppard, chairman Of the board Of
governors. and Mrs. Joe Henry Eagle,
Mrs. Frederic e. Harrington. Mrs.
William c. Harllee. Mrs. John Rob-
nett. Mrs. Mark Goodwin. Mr.. Chesley
w. Journey. Col. Henry D. Lindsey,
Col. William Kelly. jr.. Mr.. Ben. l.
Prince, Mr.. Walter s. Gard. Mr.. Frank
P. Lockhart and Mr.. Homer D. Wade.
Mrs. David L Brainard, who arriv-
ed in New York last week from Eu-
rope, has returned to her homo at
1747 P street. where she Will remain
| for a few weeks. Gen. Brainard was
not able to return with her, 30 Mrs.
Brainard expects to return to Europe