Evening star., 1919-11-27
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| today, the company including
| n Miss Maury of Roanoke, Va,
| the niece of Mrs. Wilson.
who arrived yesterday afternoon.
Miss Margaret wilson is the only one
of the Presidents daughters with him
! today.
/ The Secretary of State and Mrs.
| Lansing are entertaining at recep-
ton this afternoon at their residence
on 18th street for the officials of the
! state Department. They will be as
sisted by Mrs. A. NJ. Dulles of Auburn.
n. Y. Mrs. Lansing's sister. who is
| spending the week with them.
The retiring Secretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Glass are spending the
| day very quietly at their home, and
will have a small family party dining
with them. Miss Elizabeth Glass of
|Lynchburg. their niece, is here for
short visit with them.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Baker
will dine at home with the members
of their family. and this evening will
attend the Navy relief ball. when they
will have Gen. Pershing, Gen. and Mrs
| Andre brewster, Cen and Mrs {. B.
| Drake and others in their box.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
! BurlesOn are spending Thanksgiving
with their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Van W. Negley.
| III san Antonio.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels will have family party din
ing with them. and later they will go
to the all-Navy foot ball game at the
Central High School, when the Secre-
! tary will kick off. They will have a
party with them in their box at the
Navy relief ball this evening.
| The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Lane will pass the day quietly
! at home and this evening will leave
| town for the week end.
| Paper Chase and Breakfast.
The amba ssador of Argentina, Dr.
! Tomas A. lie Breton, followed the
paper chase with the members Of the
Riding and Hunt Club this morning
| through Rock Creek Park. The riders
| assembled early at the clubhouse and
returned there shortly after IL
o'clock for the hunt breakfast and
monday dance. at which Mrs. Thomas
| F. Logan and Mrs. Sinclair Bowen
were the hostesses. Those taking part
! in the chase included Mrs Logan.
Mrs. Bowen, Miss Ruth Hitchcock,
Mrs. James Cockrell, Miss Carolyn
Nash. Miss Katherine Antonovitch,
| Miss Strauss. Miss Helen McLanahan.
Miss Heron, Miss Holcombe. Miss
Helen Marye, Miss Mary Preston,
| Miss Elizabeth Warmsiey, Mrs. Cum
mings, Miss Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Johnson, Miss Harris. Miss Anne
| Montgomery, Capt. Carlo Tappi of the
Mr.. Fontanell. Maj. Fletcher. Mr.. AL.
| bert Strauss. Mr.. n. II. Luttrell. DIR.
| Walter Wells, Capt. Trail, Lieut..
| Jouannet, Col. Rhodes. Maj. Henry
Leonard, Mr.. DevereuX Capt Key
Smith. Mr.. Purdy, Mr.. J. c. Kelly and
| Mr.. j. A. Lambert
| Nine. Grouitch, wife of the Serbian
| minister. joined him at the legation
yesterday, after a series of visits in
and near New York and Philadelphia.
| The minister and Nine. Grouitch were
| ner last night by Mrs. Stephen B.
| Elkins. who later accompanied her
party to the benefit ball at the New
Willard. where they occupied her box.
Nine. Grouitch will begin her series
of winter "at homes" on Friday, De-
cember IL.
Nine Sulzer. wife of the minister
from Switzerland, is i'll at the lega-
ton on Massachusetts avenue, suffer-
ing a sufficient indispostion to pre-
vent her either receiving or making
visits.
Col Alfredo Ewing. who for five
years has been military attache of
he Chilean embassy, has been re-
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Sonora de Ewing and their four chill
dren will leave Washington on De-
cember 6. to return to Chile. The EN-
bassy here does not now include
military attache on its staff, and the
departure of these diplomats is mat
ter of keen regret. Their younger
child was born in Washington.
Brilliant Thanksgiving Ball.
Tonight is the date set for the great
Thanksgiving ball of the Navy Relief
Society at the New Willard, which
promises to be one of the most sue
cessful balls of the fall season. The
| purpose of the ball is the raising of
| funds for needy families of the Navy
and Marine Corps. Mrs. II. l.. Tanner,
| at the Parkwood, is in charge of the
| sale of the tickets. which may be
purchased either from her or at the
! door.
! The list of patronesses for the
| ball. headed by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson,
includes Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Mrs. Newton
! D. Baker, Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt.
| Mrs Franklin Is. Lane, Mrs. David
Houston, Mrs. Mitchell Palmer and
| women prominent in Navy circles.
Many of the popular debutantes of the
season are acting on the girls floor
| committee. Naval attaches of all the
| foreign legations have accepted invi-
| tations to attend.
Mrs. Daniels. Mrs. Roosevelt. Mrs.