The Washington times., 1919-12-02

lam r. Wheeler, Mrs. Aubrey David
son, of San Diego: Mrs. George Mesta
of Pittsburgh. and Mrs. Wall, of Salt
Lake City, who Is spending the winter
at the Willard.
Mrs. Marshalrs health has been so
much benefited by her trip South that
she Is able to resume her social obli-
cations. She attended the meeting
and informal luncheon OF the Senate
Womsn's Auxiliary OF the American
Red Crsss at the Capitol today: and
-omorrow Mrs. Rufus Day will give a
luncheon in her honor.
Mrs. Marshall Will have her first re-
ception OF this season on Wednesday
Ifternoon, December 10.
Luncheon TO Pershing
The Pan American Annex overlook
ing the Aztec garden of the Pan
American grounds was the scene to-
lay of an informal luncheon given IN
honor OF General Pershing by John
iSarrett. Director General Of the Pan
american Union. The other guests.
numbering about twenty, who Joined
With the host in extending greetings
to the eminent American commander,
included the majority of the heads
Of the Latin American embassies and
legations in Washington, the Axsis-
tant Director Of the Pan American
Union. and Col. John G.. Quekemeyer,
aide to General Pershing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover
1r, were hosts at a very delightful
dance last evening. entertaining at
orchard Hill, their home on the out
skirts OF Washington. Their guests
numbering between goo and SEQ, were
a H.
Nine. Rene de Harees van Swiuderen
who Is spending the early winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Clever, Or.
Mrs. Victor Kauffmann entertained
at luncheon today In compliment to
Miss Frances Hampson and Miss
Beatrice Pollock. the company asked
to meet them being limited TO debu-
tantes of this season and last. rhe
guests were Mrs. Joseph Hampson
and Mrs. Edwin T. Pollock. mothers
Of the two honor guests: Miss Nancy
Lane, Miss Virginia Jeffries. Miss
Mondell, Miss Lindsay Wood, Mise
Barrine Drake, Miss Betty Grove,
Miss Peggy Martin, Miss Myra Nor.
gan. Miss Marion Drain. Miss Enid
Sims, Miss Mary Dixon Norris, Miss
leila Gordon, Miss Anne Gordon. Miss
Betty Burnett, Miss Celeste Crosby.
Miss Margaret Crosson, Miss Virginia
Eckles. Miss Mona Blodgett, Miss
Miss Agnes Scott Miss Anna Hamlin,
Miss Marcia Chaplin, Miss Helen
MeLanahan, Miss Donaldson. Miss
Gladys kaime, Miss Virginia McKen-
ney and her guest. Miss Gladys BEN
nett; Miss Mary Custis Lee and Miss
Anne Dulany.
Baekeiors' Cotiifsn.
Miss Anne Hamilton Gordon, debu-
ante daughter OF Mrs. George Bar
nett and Miss Harriet Brown, daugh-
ter of Mrs. George Brown, jr.. of BaIti-
more, were the honor guests at a din
1er given last evening at the Hotel
Belvedere. Baltimore, by Miss Eliza
beth Gordon and Miss Apne Huntley
Gordon, dauxhterS OF Mr1and Mrs.
Douglas Huntley Gordon. Ne party
lfterward attended the H1rhelors
cotiilion at the Lyric. p
The ball was one of the meet bril-
liant in the history of the Bachelors
rotillion Club. inauaurated IL 1855;
and about forty debutantsss were
presented to society. The Ballroom
vas quite lovely, with its hangings Of
old gold and it's latticed galleries
hung with smilax. In accordance
the boxes, in which the chaperones
received, were hung with dull gold
draperies and each had its heavy
cord of smiiax where the dSbutantes
flowers were hung.
Many Washingtonians We among
the guests, among them Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. George Barnett who chaperoned
Miss Gordon: Albert Sersysels. Of the
Belgian legation; Miss Virginia Suth-
erland. daughter Of Senator and Mrs
Howard Sutherland. who was chape-
roned by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hub
bard; Miss Lucy Minnigerode. Lieut.
Col. and Mrs. John d. Fitzpatrick. DR.
and Mrs. Thomas A. Clayton Mrs
Lawrence F. Riefsnider. Lieut.. Col.
Albert Gilmor, and Capt. Basil Cor
Miss Katherine Mackay, debutante
daughter Of Clarence Mackay Of New
York. was among the out-of-town
buds presented.
Congressman ]. Hampton Moore of
Pennsylvania, who has recently been
elected mayor OF Philade lphia will
be the honor guest at a dinner which
his colleagues of the House OF Repre-
sentatives are giving tonight at the
willard. Congressman Isaac Bar,-
rach, of New York. will be toastmas-
ter.
Miss Jane Story gave a small dlu-
ner last night, going later wIIn her
guests to the dance given by Mr.. AMI
Mrs. G. c. Glover. jr.
AIRS. william l.. Calder, who IS with
Senator Calder at the Willard fol-
lowing a brief visit to Hot Springs.
Va, will return to her home in Brook
lyn to morrow. After Christmas she
will rejoin the Senator in Washington
to remain through the season.