Evening star., 1919-10-09
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N with her daughter. Miss
Augusta Glass. returned
| last evening from their
home at Lynchburg. Va. where they
spent the summer. The Secretary
joined them in Virginia for the week
end, as did Miss Mary Archer Gass, who
| spent most of the summer here with
him at their New Hampshire avenue
residence.
Mrs. Baker. wife of the Secretary of
| War. and Mrs. Daniels, wife of the
Secretary of the Navy, have been in
| vited to attend the opening of the
Y. w. c. A. hostess house, at Oteen.
N. c.. near Ashevi1le. on Saturday, and
they will no doubt go there from
High Point, N. c., where they went
| to attend the annual meeting Of the
North Carolina division of the United
| Daughters of the Confederacy. They
are expected back in Washington the
! early part of next week.
! The Secretary of the Interior and
| Mrs. Franklin K. Lane were enter
| tanned at dinner last night by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Story, who took them, with
| other guests. to the Cafe st. Marks
| Mrs. Redfield, wife of the Secretary
I of Commerce. observed the cabinet
day at home yesterday afternoon. and
gave a number Of her friends the
opportunity to call prior to her de-
parture, with the Secretary, for New
York the latter part Of the month
Mrs Redf1eld will be at home very in
formally next Wednesday and We'd
nesday. October %. which will be the
gencies of packing will prevent her
having another daY
The ambassador of Chile and Nine.
de Matthew, who went to New York to
attend the luncheon given by the
Chile-American Society In their honor.
are expected back at the embassy this
evening.
viscount d'Alte, minister Of Portugal
to this country. but soon to retire. has
gone to New York to remain until he
sails for his own country.
Sir William Tyrrell of the British
embassy staff was the guest at dimes
last night of the ambassador to Mexico
and Mrs. Fletcher. who had other
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher have
taken a house at Edgemoor for the
season.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas B
Dunn entertHl Representative and
Mrs. Charles B. Ward at dinner at the
New Willard last evening, where the
hosts are established for the season.
Luncheon at Pan-American Annex
Secretary Lane, chairman Of the in
dustrial conference, and Director Cen
eral John Barrett of the Pan-American
Union acted as joint hosts today to the
delegates to the conference at an in
formal luncheon at the Pan-American
Annex.
The assistant secretary Of state and
Mrs. William Phillips left Washington
summer home, Highover, at North
Beverly. Mass, to remain for few
days. Mrs. Phillips will not come to
Washington to remain permanently for
the season until late in November.
Mrs. Hampson Gary, wife Of the con-
sui general to Cairo. will entertain
small luncheon party tomorrow in COM
pliment to meet Mrs. Lansing and her
mother, Mrs. John w. Foster. Mrs.
Gary is spending the autumn at the
Wardman Park Hotel
Miss Mary Collier announces the en-
gagement Of her sister, Alice Margaret
Collier, to Mr.. George Kingsley.
MI ana mIS. IdFi SOSTIoSSA chlcf~
tanned at dinner quite Informally last
night for Brig. Gen. Parker, 1st Di-
vision, q. s. A. who recently landed
from France and who will soon re-
turn there for further service.
The former Governor of Colorado
and Mrs. Alva W. Adams are at the
Shoreham for a visit Of several weeks.
Mr.. Adams is here to attend the meet
Ing of the Scottish Rite.
Col and Mrs. Charles Mortimer en-
tertained at dinner last night at the
Cafe St Marks.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Austin Booth,
u. 8. A., and Mrs. Booth have as
house guests at their home. 1856 On,
tario place. their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w.
Hench Of New York city. who win re-
main for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Rosseter enter
tained q company at q dinner dance
last evening at the Chevy Chase Club
in honor Of Miss Katherine Bachs Of
New York and Miss Clarita Seminerto
Of Paris. who are their guests for q
week.
Mrs. Jonathan Bourne win entertain
at dinner tonight for Miss Bache and
Miss Seminerio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Price announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Bessie
P. Price, to Mr.. Price Marsh of West
Virginia, yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock, in the parsonage OF the Con-
gressional Heights Baptist Church. tho
Rev. Edward E. Richardson. pastor. Of
hciatinG.
Only q small family party witnessed
the ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh
will shortly go to Oklahoma to make
their future home.
Announcement IL made today Of the
engagement Of Miss Ida M. Bassett,
IL UI-a Isssl> ns3>>s0 l.