The Washington times., 1919-04-03

6SS- 1bnilp VIE OF Ip6- Japanese Alll-
bassad6r. is one OF the patron6Bses.
Mrs. Rogers reception yesterday
was attended by nearly 200 guests.
Mrs. George Draper and Mrs. Charles
Lindiey presided at the tea table; and
among those who were present dur
! ing the afternoon were Mrs. william
Howard Taft Thomas ]. OBTien,
former American ambassador to
Japan and Mrs. o'Brien; Mrs. Frank
lin. d. Roosevelt, Mrs. Breckenridge
| Long, Brig. Gen, ]. ID. McLSchlan,
Brig. Gen. Lionel Z. o. Charlton,
Capt. Arthur Snagge. and Colonel
Coke, of the British embassy staff:
Mrs. Charles McCawIey,. Mrs. Rich
ard Townsend. Mrs. T.. H. G. Slater,
Mr.. HeeInskitk, OF the Netherlands
legatiohf Mr.. celesia de, yegllasco,
and the Duke dieSangro, Of the Italian
embassy ~. g.
Others who. ATTENDED were MINE.
ColIaFdeL. wife Of the military attache
Of the French embassy; Mrs. Robert
NJ. Thompson. Mrs. Samuel Tucker,
Mrs. John Jay White, Mrs. Frederick
H. Gillett. Mrs, George Barnett. Mrs.
Charles b. Henderson, Mrs. william.
Crozier, Rear Admiarl Burrage, Miss
May Ladenburgj Mrs. John p. Story
tr-, Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Mr.. and
94rs. Richard Crane, 3rd, Mrs. Lanier
Winsfow.S Miss Meyer, Mrs. Kenneth
ICastlehaan, Mr.. olEey, Richard Flour
pey; and Maurice Fronkes, the distfn-
'guished artist. "
Mrs, Narye Hostess =,
Mrs, George 7. MArye was hostess
at, luncheon today. entertaining in
to Mrs. Edward W. Eberle
wife OF Rear Admiral Eberle, who Is
visiting in Washington 49,.
DIR. and Mrs. Marye, their daughter,
Miss Helen MaTye. and Mrs Marye'J
sister, Miss Flora Doyle. will all leave
o. April II for their home
in Burlingame. Cal. where they will
remain all summer. Miss CalIfe Doyle
VIII take an apartment at q IocA;
hotel for the spring months, and the
Marye home here will be closed.
Mrs. Charles MccawIey entertained
guests at luncheon today.
Col. George Harvey has arrived in
Washington from New York. and win
remain several days.
Mr. and Mrs. George z. Hamilton
viii entertain at dinner tonight I'm
honor Of their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Hamilton, and her fance, Major
William T. Tompkins, Z. S. A., whose
marriage will be an event OF Satur-
day. Covers will be laid for twenty
Miss Marie Sims and Miss Katha-
rine Beach. who will be bridesmaids
for Miss Hamilton, entertained the
members of the wedding. party at
dinner last evening at Chevy Chase
Club.
The other guests were Miss Louise
Hamilton. Miss Mamie Hamilton, Miss
Mary Tompkins. Major Paul A. HodE.
son, Major Donald 4. DRvidson. Major
Douglas II. Gillette. Major John Z.
Harris, and George Z. Hamilton, jr. y
Among the out-of-toSVu guests who
have come to Washington for the
wedding are Mrs. George Brown, the
guest OF Mrs. Hamilton: the Misses
Mary and Nellie Tompkins. sisters Of
Major TOmpkIns. who are staying with
Miss Hamilton. Miss Anne Ramsay. Of
Norfolk, Va, a cousin of the bride, |
will come over later and be her guest.
Mrs. Roy l. Neuhauser will be host
ess tonight at the weekly Thursday
evening dinner at the Arts Club and
Ar. Neilhsuser is chairman Of the
evenings entertainment. The speak.
eg viii be Congressman Andrew. J. !
formerly Governor or Vir-
ginia, and an interesting program
will be given by. Miss Frances W. |
Scherger. soprano; George H. OCon-
nor, noted singer OF comic songs. and |
Otto z. Werner, monologist.
On Sunday evening there will be a /
piano recital by Professor Fabian, !
who has selected an aIi-Chopin pro- |
gram; and next Tuesday evening thc |
club will hold its fortnightIy salon.
IN this occasion Philander P. Claxton |
csmmissiSner OF Education, will speak.
Hurley in st. Augustine. r-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Hurley have |
arrived at St Augustine, Fla. from |
and will be at the Hotel |
Alcazar for a few weeks. When Mr.. |
Hurley Is entirely recovered from a
recent illness he will start upon an ex-
tended trip through the South and |
West on business for the Shipping
Board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Finken-
staedt have taken possession Of the
charming residence in Cleveland,