The Washington herald., 1919-01-06
3n the Social @orlo

By MAUD MeDoUGALL.

The vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall will be the guests in whose hon
kpr the First Assistant Secretary OF
ktate and Mrs. william Phillips Will
Entertain at dinner tonight,
Tomorrow night they will attend the
hinner which Director John Barrett
i giving at the Pan American B,ild-
ng in honor of the newly-accredited
Ambassador OF Chile, Don Beltran
Mathieu and Sonora Mathieu-
Saturday night these were the
kuests in compliment to whom the
jThird Assistant Secretary OF state and
Mrs. Breckenridge Long entertained
Those invited to meet them being the
Minister OF Sweden and Nine Eken-
eren; Senator Salisbury, president
pro tempore OF the Senate, and Mrs.
Salisbury; the Secretary Of Agricul-
&ture and Mrs. Houston, Senator and
Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Representative
nd Mrs. Flood. Rear Admiral and
hrs. Wells, Assistant Secretary OF
be Treasury and Mrs. Russell c. Det-
5hngwell. Lieut.. and Nine. Chovel, Mr..
and Mrs. T. T. GaT. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearce'
|of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
wheeler, Mrs. Charles Bromwell.
Miss Boardman, Mr.. Brookings and
Mr.. Colby.
Mr.. Worth Bagley Daniels and Mr.:
Jonathan Daniels, the two sons OF
the Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels, who have been spending the
Christmas holidays at home, have re-
turned to the University of North
Carolina, where they are both stu
dents. Miss Mary Cleaves Daniels,
} who was also the guest of the Secre-
tary and Mrs. Daniels, has returned
to her home in Goldsboro, n. c.
Miss Cora Bagley. who has made
her home in Washington with the
4 Secretary and Mrs. Daniels. has re-
turned from spending the Christmas
bseas son with her family in North Car
olina.
The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
Dde Riano will entertain a dinner
Sparty on Saturday, January IS.
Mrs Robert S. Mccormick was hos
tess yesterday afternoon at a brilliant
tea and musical. her guests number
ing about 100. and being largely of
the diplomatic and smart resident set.
Hans Kinder. the 'Cellist, gave a
wonderful program of French and
Russian music. Among those noted
in the company were Franklin Nc
Neagh. like the ghost of another ad-
ministration, but a very welcome
ghost: Mrs. Marshall Field. Secretary
and Mrs. Lane. Senator and Mrs.
Hiram johnson. Representative and
Mrs. Henry D. Flood, Governor and
Senator-elect Walter Edge of New
Jersey. Capt and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont and their guests.
Mrs. Mccormick ia leaving town
today for Florida, for a stay OF about
ten days.
Miss Isabel Stettinius, daughter Of
the Assistant Secretary of War: Miss
Alexandria Emery, and the Hon Mrs.
AnsOn, Of New York. have arrived in
Washington and are guests of Capt
and LIrs. Perry Belmont
Mai. and Mrs. August Belmont have
taken house in Washington at 2Ol7
F street and Mrs. Belmont is already
established there. She is continuing
her active work in the Red Cross.
Mr.. Angel Gondolfo Herrera, attache
Of the Embassy of Argentina. has re-
turned from A visit in Boston, Cam
bridge and other places in that vicin-
ity
Mr.. Hugo Wilson. commercial as
slstant of the Embassy of Argentina.
left Washington yesterday and will
he absent for about month. He
will so first to New York, and will
then visit Providence, Fall River and
Boston. these visits being preliminary
to trip to the Pacific Coast.
The tea at which Mrs. George
)rBarnett will introduce her daughter,
Miss Gordon. this afternoon between
40 and 7 will be followed by a dance
mainly for the debutante set in the
band room of the Marine Barracks at
10 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark L. Requa will
present their daughter. Miss Alice
Requa, at a debut dinner party on
January Il preceding the dance which
Senator Phelan Is giving in her
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Requa. with their
daughters. will leave Washington ttn
last OF January for New York. where
they will spend several months be-
fore returning to their home in Cali
fornia-
Lieut.. Charles FeIlowes- Gordon, r.
y. and his bride, who was formerly
Miss Sara Price Collier. will return
to Washington from their honeymoon
today and will be guests of Mrs
Price Collier until they sail for Eng
land the latter part Of January.
Mrs. PhilandPr Chase Knox and
Mrs Hiram w. Johnson will be al