The Washington times., 1919-01-14

the week. The Minister of Switzer-
land and Nine. Sulzer will entertain
a number of guests; and John
Lord O'Brian, assistant attorney
general for war work, and Mrs.
O'Brian will give an informal dinner
eral and Mrs. Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, who
gave a dinner last evening in honor
of the Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
de Riano, will entertain again to-
night, with the Minister of Salvador
and Nine. Zaldivar as honor guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin will
have a large and distinguished COM
pany dining with them. and others
who will entertain are Nine. Christian
Hauge and Miss Martha Goldman.
Nine. Hauge will have twerity-four
guests. She will be hostess at an.
other dinner on Thursday evening.
Perhaps the most picturesque and
interesting dinner of the evening,
however, Is the one at which Miss
Aloce Requa. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark L. Requa will make her
formal debut. Mr.. and Mrs. Requa
will be hosts at the dinner and their.
guests, numbering nearly sixty, will
include the debutantes Of this sea-
son. Afterward the party will at
tend the dance which Senator Phelan
Is giving for Miss Requa- Mrs. Chaun-
cey Brooks will also entertain at din
ner tonight for her debutante daugh-
ter. Miss Polly Brooks.
Senator Phelan to Entertain.
Senator James u. Phelan will enter
tain about eighty young people at a
dance this evening. his guests being
sked to meet Miss Alice Requa- Mrs
Downey Harvey, of California, and
IS Lilly Lawler, Of New York, are
'iting at the home Of Senator
'helan.
:;enator Phelan will entertain at
nner on January q in honor OF the
.ce President and Mrs. Marshall.
Dinner Postponed Again.
On account of the illness of Sonora
Matthew, the wife OF the Chilean
AMBASSADOR. who is suffering from
Efluenza, John Barrett. director gen.
raj of the Pan-American Union. has
gain postponed the dinner, which he
ad planned to give Thursday, jan
AIRY 16. in honor of the ambassador
nd his wife.
The dinner was originally set for
tuesday, January z, and was first
,ostponed on account of the death
II Colonel Theodore Roosevelt.
To Give Farewell Dinner.
Mrs. Price Collier will entertain at
inner tomorrow evening in compli-
nent to her son-in-law and daughter,
lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Fellowes-Gor-
ION. Lieutenant and Mrs. Fellowes-
Irs. Collier since their return from
heir honeymoon, will go to New York
| Sunday and will sail on January 81
for England. Prior to their depart
| ure a number Of hospitalities have
been arranged for them, among them
| the luncheon which Mrs. Frederic a.
DelanO will give on Thursday. On
this occasion Admiral Sir William
Lowther Grant, commandant of the
British fleet in American waters. will
be the honor guest. Admiral Grant
| Is also returning to England shortly.
Mrs. Collier will accompany Lieuten-
| ant and Mrs. Fellowes-Gordon to New
York and will return to Washington
after they sail. She will go to Palm
Beach, Fla, about the middle Of Feb
ruary and in the spring will close her
Washington residence and return to
her home in Tuxedo Park, n. Y.
Mrs. willard Salisbury will enter
tain a box party this afternoon at the
National Theater for the Philadelphia
Orchestra concert. Her guests will
be Nine. Sulzer. wife Of the Minister Of
Switzerland, Nine. Simon. Mrs. Nields,
Mrs. Charles D. Walcutt and Miss
Trapier.
Senator and Mrs. Salisbury will be
hosts at dinner tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Atlee Pon7erene will be al
home informally at the Highlands on
Thursday afternoon, from $3.50 to 6
o'clock.
Lacombes to Go West.
Capt. Francois Lacombe, of TIE
French high commission, and Nine
Lacombe will leave WASHINGTON to-