The Washington times., 1919-03-29

N ID l. spanish Ambassador and
Nine. Riano were the honor
guests at the dinner which
Representative and Mrs. Henry D.
Flood gave last night. The other
guests were the Minister of Sweden
and Nine. Ekengren, Postmaster
General and Mrs. A. S. BurIeson, Sen
ator Francis Warren. Senator Key
Pittman, American Ambassador to
France and Mrs. Hugh Wallace, Third
Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
Breckenridge Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic w. Scott. Mrs. Arthur Gra-
ham Glasgow and Mrs. James Nc
Donald.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Edward
Douglas White have had as their
guest for several weeks his niece
Miss Mary Lee BroUsseau, OF New
Orleans. Miss Brousseau has just
returned to New York. where she Snd
her mother are spending the winter
and spring.
% The British Ambassador and Lady
Reading, who are spending the week.
end in New York, gave a luncheon
yesterday in the Plaza Hotel, where
they are stopping, for Sir Charles
Henry, NJ. p, and Lady Henry, who
have just arrived from England by
way Of Halifax, n. S. There were ten
guests, among whom were Martin
Nogel, Assistant United States Treas
urer, and Mrs Vogel, brother-in-law
and sister of Lady Henry. This aft
ernoon Mrs. Vogel will give a recep-
tiOn in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel for
Lady Henry.
In the course of her stay in Amer
icG, Lady Henry will make addresses
aaN f-ru.-
tions. She was one of the first wom-
en- to organize relief work in England
with the opening Of the war. With
the Duchess of Marlborough and other
women of the American colony in
London. she formed the Jewel Fund,
from which large sums of money
were obtained for the extension of
field hospital work.
The retirement of the minister from
Salvador, DR.. Don Rafael Zaldivar,
from his post in Washington shortly
is matter of the deepest regret in
Washington society. The minister
and his family have won a prominent
place, and in which they have been
important social factors since their
first season here. They have present.
ed two daughters to society, Miss
Margaretta Zaldivar last season, and
Zaldivar is an EnglishwOman by
birth and Partisan by education, and
il was in Paris that she met and mar
ried DR.. Zaldivar.
The appointment OF John w. Hal
lowell, of Boston. as assistant to the
Secretary of the Interior, Mr.. Frank
lin K. Lane, is agreeable news to
Washington society. Mr.. and Mrs.
II
here since the formers appointment
with the food administration as an
organizer.
Mr.. Hallowell is a Harvard man,
class Of 1901, and both he and Mrs.
HalloweIl, the latter formerly Miss
Ladd, are Bostonians.
Colonel and Mrs. Edward 7. Brown
have as their guests for. a few days,
Ir. and Mrs. Alexander Smith. Of At
lanta. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will return
10 their home this evening.
Mrs KimbaIl, wife of Rear Admiral
KimbaIl, L. S. N, is entertaining at a
small tea this afternoon at her home
in Q street.
shower for Bride-tO-Be.
Miss Mary Sue Donaldson gave a
miscellaneous shower this afternoon
for Miss Elizabeth Rumbough and had
as her guests Miss Ada Birmingham.
Miss Anita Kite. and her guest, Miss
Hortense Hodges, of Norfolk. Va,
Miss Helen Welsh, Miss Mary Stuart
Winter. Miss Elizabeth Davis. Miss
Kitty Pitcher. and Miss Golden
Ituggles.
Miss Rumbough's engagement was
recently announced to Miss Donald
sons brother, Lieut.. T. Q. Donaldson.
TT.S.A., and will leave soon with Miss
Donaldson for visits in South Caro-
lima, Atlanta, and other places and
viii return in about two weeks. Miss
Donaldson will remain two months,
pending some of the time in her
former home in South Carolina.
Mrs. Albert McLemore. wife OF
Colonel McLemore, L. S. NJ. c, is in
New York for a short visit.
Mrs. Theodore Baldwin. who has
been out Of town for a few days. is
expected back this evening.
Nine. Phillip Soyez has gone to
New York to meet her husband. who
Is arriving on the TOuraine. NJ
Soyez. who was attached to the
Fencn flEh commission. went back
to France to be demobilized.
EntertaIns At Bridge.
Mrs. James Lee Shelton enter
tanned bridge party followed by tea
yesterday afternoon at the Purple Iris
in honor Of her guest, Mrs. Isabel
C;orthrop McHenry. Of Philadelphia.
The other guests were Mrs. Charles
r. Henderson, Mrs. John w. Weeks,
Mrs. Leigh Palmer. Mrs. 7. l. Sandoz,
Mrs. Charles 3. HOwry, Mrs. L. Boil
Sng Byrd, Mrs. AmOry Lawrence. of
Boston; Mrs. Baker, Of Winchester;
Mrs. Fred r. Scott. Mrs. Perkins Rug
.-Ies, Mrs. L. 5. Chappelear. and Mrs.
Walter Wells.
Mrs. Shelton recently returned from
a visit to Philadelphia. and is now
occupying her apartment at the Wy
yming. She will be joined today by
her son. David Parker Guest, who
was recently released from service as
l. lieutenant in the aviation corps.
Mr.. and Mrs James Dalzell Living
ton, OF St. Louis, have sent out cards
announcing the engagement Of their
laughter, Miss Lorraine Livingston,
% Donald Hudson. Mr.. Hudson is the