Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18

Bern, Switzerland, he having been
appointed charge d'affnires Of the
American legation there.
9ulany. Miss Mary Custis Lee. Miss
airy Dixon Norris, Miss Delphine
Ieyl, Miss l1eita Adams. Miss Helen
cLanahan Miss Betty Grove, Miss
irginia Mckenney, Miss Anne Cor
ON. Miss Peggy Martin. Miss Helen
Fucker. Miss Agnes Scott. Miss Mar.
ret Crosson, Miss Myra Morgan, Miss
Mildred Bromwel!. Miss Margaret
Harding, Miss Jane Story. Miss ELIZA
eth Jeffries, Miss Virginia Eckels,
Tiss Eleanor Bright. Miss Enid sims,
ISIS Olyve Graef, Miss Marguerite
fronds. Miss Dorothy Mondell. Miss
Eleanor Johnston. Miss Anna Ham
in Miss Ruth Donaldson. Miss Retty
,i~rett and Miss Eleanor Harris:
Miss Hampson will make her for
t the Washington Club, and next
Fonday Miss Gladys Kaime will en-
ertain at luncheon in her honor
t the Shoreham.
Commander and Mrs. Frank Bar
ows F'reyer will entertain at dinner
-,is evening in honor of MIR. and Mrs.
'dWard L. Doheny of California, who
re in Washington for a short visit.
tr. and Mrs. noheny are staying at
he Shoreham and have as Their guest
here Miss Helen Smith of New York.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock has as her
uest Miss Bigelow of New York. Lord
lueenshorough, who spent several
avs last week with Mrs. Dimock, has
Sturned to New York.
Capt. I. v. Mishtowt, naval attache
the Russian embassy, is spending
Few days at the Holland House in
fsw York.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond is pre-
ring to go to the Hot Springs. Va,
remain for some time She is re-
avering from long and serious ILL
IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
ere the principal guests at the din
-. given last evening by Mrs. Mar
sa11 Field.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Andre W.
ewster left Washington last night
n New York. where they will re-
ain until Thursday. They will at
nd several of the social functions
wen in New York for the Prince of
Tales.
Mr.. Louis Guerin. head of the
ranch delegation to the international
7rty Of guests at dinner this evening
the presidential suite at the VIII
,rd.
Mr.. and Mrs jerome Bonaparte. who
we're at the Virginia Springs for the
autumn. are now in New York at the
Hotel Chatham for the horse show and
opera.
Col. and Mrs Robert S. A. Dough-
7rty have left Washington and are
low residing in South Bethlehem, Pa.
tome for some time to come.
Tho first If the series of Junior
League small and early dances will
he given Friday, December 5. at
Rauschers. The dances will con-
Einue throughout the season, and are
aee for the benefit of local charities.
The committee on membership con-
sists of Miss Louise Delano, chair
nan; Miss Marjorie Wright, vice
chairman; Miss Cora Barry. Miss Ce-
ella McCallum. Miss Eleanor john
stpn, Miss Leila Gordon, Miss Carolyn
Nash, Miss Adelaide futile, Miss Marie
Sims and Miss Olyye Graef.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney,
1887 Connecticut avenue, left town
last evening for a brief visit in the
country. They will return on Friday.
Col. and Mrs Thomas w. Symons,
who are In their home, 1903 18th street,
for the winter, have with them for the
first time in several years their son, Mr..
Noel s. Symons. who graduated from
Princeton in June, and is now stu
dent at the Georgetown University Law
School. Mr.. SyHpns served in the re-
cent war as a lieutenant, but left the
service to complete his course at Prince
ton.
The marriage of Miss Margaretta P.