Evening star., 1919-02-25

Inc committee IN charge OF the ar
rangements of the vaudeville to be given
in Mrs. Cats ballroom for the benefit
of the British American war relief fund
has announced that the British ambaS-
= sador, the Earl of Reading. and the
. Countess of Reading will reach Wash
| ington in time to attend the final per-
formance of Thursday evening.
Sonora de Roja. wife of the second
secretary of the Mexican embassy will
be the matron of honor at the marriage
of her sister, Senorta Maria Bonillas, to
Lieut.. Giuseppe ,Capola OF the royal
Italian army. which will take place Mon
day, March "a, at the Mexican embassy.
in the presence of a distinguished gath
ering of diplomats and officials.
Lieut.. Capola, who is stationed in New
York, spends the week ends in Wash
ington. He will have brother officer
a number of informal parties are be-
ing planned for Senorita Bonilias.
The minister of Colombia and Nine
Urueta will entertain large dinner
party this evening, when their guests
will include a number of the South
American diplomats.
The secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution and Mrs. Charles .. Wal
cott will entertain at dinner in honor
of the ambassador of Japan and
Viscountess Ishii this evening.
/ The minister of Switzerland and
Mime. SulZer will return to Washing
ton this evening from visit TO Cuba
and Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Marye will
be hosts at large dinner party this
evening.
Miss Martha Goldman entertained
guests at luncheon today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman en-
tertained al a dinner of thirty covers
last evening at their residence on
New Hampshire avenue, the party
later going to the dance at the Wash
ington Club.
Mrs. Sidney Ballou was hostess at
large luncheon today. enter tanning
for her daughter, Miss Betty Burnett,
in honor of their house guest. Miss
Natalie Fisher of California
The out-of-towD guests here to at
tend the marriage tomorrow of Miss
Lillian Birney and Capt Edward r.
Finkenstaedt. L. S. M c.. which will
take place at 4:Io o'clock at All
Saints Chapel, Chevy Chase, include
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Finkenstaedt
of Cleveland, parents of the bride
groom, and his brother and sister
in-law, LiesIt. and Mrs. John Finken-
staedt of Detroit: Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert Walker, DR.. and Mrs. George Pad
dleford and DR.. /. W. Drummond all
Walker. the young nephew of the
bride. who has arrived from Pom
fret, Conn, where he attends school
Tonight d large dinner party will
be given for the wedding party and
out-of- town guests, and tomorrow
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker.
brother and sister-inlaw of the
bride, will take number of the out
of-town guests to the benefit to be
given at Mrs. Gaff's house for the
British American War Relief Fund.
Mrs. Alexander C. King, wife of the
! solicitor general, will be at home
informally tomorrow afternoon at
1858 Columbia road from to 6
O'Clock.
Mrs. Guy T. Scott viii be at home
Informally tomorrow afternoon from
to at 1920 Belmont street.
Mrs. w D. Lealhy will be at home
informally tomorrow afternoon at
2S14 Connecticut avenue.
fetching feature of the ball for
the benefit of the free milk for
France fund, to be given at Wardman
Park Inn on Shrove Tuesday, will be
the auctioning of dances with the de-
butantes, with Capt. Arthur L. Snagge,
J naval attache of the British embassy
as auctioneer. The girls for whom
the beaux of the evening must bid on
/ Miss Margaret Tuttle, Miss Anita
Henry, Miss Ruth Sturtevant, Miss
Marjorie Wright, Miss Margaret Dee
BILE, Miss Tracy Lyons, Miss Enid
] Sims, Miss Marie Sims. Miss Eleanor
Hoover. Miss Mildred Brownell, Miss
Olive Gray, Miss Margaret Harding.
Miss Antoinette Graves. Miss Anna
! Hamlin. Miss Leila Gordon. Miss
Miss Elizabeth Grinnel. Miss
Z Eckles, Miss Eleanor Johnston. tom
j Miss Courtney Let's. Miss Margaret
j guests must not fail to have their pic
j lures taken in fancy dress costumes
] These photographs will be finished
] while you wait. Miss Madeline Aus
. tin and Miss Cecile Cook will dress as
. posters and act as barkers for the
2 photographers. Guests can buy tick
| cts from them which will entitle them
! to one photograph. Miss Austin will
wear a quaint Roman costume that
she brought from Rome, while Miss
Y Cook will wear Spanish costume
\ and speak the native tongue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirke Porter
i and Miss Hegeman have arrived at
i their winter home on JekylI Island
j and will remain until the end of the
season.
Mrs George Il. Ballhorn of Mil
i waukee, accompanied by her daughter
4 Margaret and her son Junior, have
j arrived here to Join Maj. BalIhorn of
the Judge advocate generals depart
ment, who has been stationed at
Washington for some time. The fam
lily has taken a house at 1929 Spring
road northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta Of Pitts
burxh have taken an apartmant at tho
4 New Willard and win remain in
Il WasfiingfUn indefinitely.
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