Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

Dancing still stands paramount az
the winters amusement. and while
charity balls of the annual sort are
expected. others with touch Of nov
city will bob up. between private
dances. balls and cotillions and the
many smaller dancing events intended
TO hold chapters and bodies of women
allied In one cause together.
~ looked forward to with unprece-
dented interest. but the program for
their entertainment while here has
been so curtailed and SO ofncia!ly
onvironed that IT, will be only by
chance that the populace may see the
solder king. Such interesting events
are developing as the bestowal OF de-
&rees upon King Albert and Queen
Elisabeth by the Catholic University
and Trinity College. respectively, ana
Washington University and little side
trips of sightseeing which lend real
human, interest. They are interested
in everything American 1t was in
Boston that the king expressed his
desire to enter the Belgian room in
the Public Library alone, and 1t Is
said that when he came out and
closed the door behind him his face
was grave and sad and very tender.
A letter dated November 90. 1914,
from well known and even famous
physician in Pittsburgh to a friend
In Washington says: On inquiry !
and that King Albert of Belgium
visited Pittsburgh and was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse.
IN December. 1897. Ills title at that
fhink he visited Washington at that
time: IL so, do not understand that
he was officially entertained. Only
the king himself can solve this prob.
lem, for the visit ofncially recorded
- the one he made to this country
Because of the Presidents illness
the gayer features which might have
married. the visit of tho king and
queen will be omitted and everything
fortunate that the deep shadow which
the royal family left hanging over
their own country should have pur-
sued them in this. where they ex-
pected such great Joy.
Cabinet Members In New York.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs.
BAKER left last evening for New York.
10 be given there today by Mr.. Ralph
Leopold, Mrs. Bakers brother They
will return to Washington tomorrow
Mrs. Baker returned day or two ago
after visiting Cleveland and Pitts
burEh, where she sang for the Girl
Scouts. and brief stays at West Point
and Pottstown, Pa. where she was the
guest of her parents. Mr. and MIS-
Howard Leopold.
Miss Mary Archer Glass, daughter OF
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Glass, whose marriage to MI
John Guerrant Boatwright will take
place Saturday. November 1. will be
the honor guest at luncheon which
Mrs. Jouett Shouse, wife Of the as
aistant secretary of the Treasury. will
give Thursday at the Chevy Chase
Club.
The guests on this occasion Will In
clude the members of the wedding
party, and the occasion bids fare to be
one of the most delightful of the pre-
nuptiai affairs being planned for tht
Mrs. Glass will give a supper party
following the wedding rehearsal Fri
day evening, when the charming Gus
tom of cutting the brides cake will
be carried out.
Tho retiring Secretary Of Commerce
and Mrs. Redfeld were the guests In
whose honor Judge Martin A. Knapr
entertained dinner party last evening
Lord and Lady Swaythl,ng of Eng
land. guests Of the minister OF the
Berbs. Croats and Slovenes and Nine
Grouitch. at Wardman Park Hotel, who
arc being quietly but persistentiy enter
tanned during their visit here. were the
guests Of honor at a dinner party giver
last evening by Mrs. John B. Hender.
Don.
The guests included the minister and
Nine Grouitch, the minister of Salvador
and Sonora de Sol. Brig. Gen. Collardet
military attache of the French embassy
Mr.. de Commines de Marsilly. attacht
OF the French embassy staff, and Nine
de- Commines de Marsilly: Col. anG
GAe. Claude Langlais. Senator and
Mrs. Edward James Gay. Col. Selby
Bigge of London, Representative ant
Mrs. Frank w. Mondell, Count Gorar
Rosen. second secretary Of the Swedish
legation: Mrs. Henry F. Oimock, Mrs
Marshall Field, Mrs. James Carroll Fra.
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