Evening star., 1919-02-28

! Trcullu. military attache of the Span
| ish embassy, and Nine. Urcullu, who
! are leaving Washington shortly.
italian Diplomat Honored.
| Mai. Cen Emilio Guglioimotti has
! been awarded the high honor of being
! named honorary aid de camp general
! to his ajesty, the King of Italy, for
] the exceptionally good services rem
de red as military attache TO the royal
Italian eTn baSSy.
! Mrs. Henry D. Flood has returned
/ from New York. where she was called
! by the Illness of her sisters, and has
joined Representative Flood at 2029
Connecticut avenue.
! Mrs. Stephen 3. Elkins entertained
a large company at dinner last even
ing in honor of Cardinal Gibbons. 1t
is ar annual custom with Mrs. Elkins
to entertain the cardinal at dinner,
and last evening the occasion was
perhaps more brilliant than usual. as
this is the golden jubilee year of this
high church dignitary.
: Mrs. E1kins will give u large lunch
con tomorrow.
Mrs. William Morton Grinneu was
hostess at a supper party last even
ing, entertaining at the residence of
her parents, Gen. and Mrs oswald
Ernst, with whom she makes her
home. The guests included those TAX
ing part in the performances given on
Wednesday and last evening for the
benefit of the British-American war
relief fund.
Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell is still in
Atlantic City with her daughter Miss
Mildred Bromw ell, who is recuperat-
ing from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A Harlow will
be hosts at a dinner party this even
ing
The chief justice of the District
Court of Appeals and Mrs. Constantine
J. Smyth have given up their apart
ment az 240o 10th street, and have
taken the residence 1917 Massachu-
/ setts avenue.
! At the Cons gressionaI Club this aft
ernoon at o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Names of New York win give a
violin and piano recital. Tea will fol-
low the program of music.
! Mrs. r. W. WooEley will be at home
on Monday afternoon at 1917 street
| for the last time this season.
| Mrs. Robert II. Alcorn has Just re-
| turned to Washington from a months
visit with her mother, Mrs. Langhorn,
I
Mrs. w. F. Dupree, in Bluefield, W. Va.
! Interesting additions are constantly
being made to the committees and
attractions for the Mardi Gras ball
| for the benefit of the free milk for
! France fund. to be given at Ward
/ man Park Hotel on Tuesday, March
| 4. Miss Mae I.aoenberg will tell for
tunes and read the future for those
who have matters of weight on their
! minds, and Mrs. Theodore Wilkinson
will replace Mrs. John Ba1ientyne
Pitney as head of the cigarette COM
mittee. Additional gAls. who have
been placed on other committees are
Miss Alice Downing, Miss Ruth Hitch
cock, and Mrs. Thomas Holcomb and
| Mrs. George Boyle
Among the box holders are: Mrs.
Hugh G. Wallace. Mrs. Charles Bough-
George Bakhmeteff. Mrs Walter Dill
| lingham. Mrs. Robert Ruddock, Nine.
! Marie, Mrs. Walter Schoeikopf Mrs
| F. A. West, Mrs. Mesta of Pittsburgh,
! Mr.. x. M Audibert. the Netherlands
| minister, Mrs. Marshall Field Mrs
send, Mrs. Breckenridge Long, Mrs.
/ Mcclellan Ritter, Miss NJ Adams. Mr..
| Emile Berliner, Mrs. William S, Whit
| ing of Boston and Maj Eric Fowler.
Mrs. George Mesta was hostess at
luncheon today at the Shoreham, later
taking her guests to the Wardman
| Park Hotel for cards.
Curtin-Cochran Engagement.
Mrs. Roland Curtin. the widow of
| Lieut.. Commander r. ]. Curtin. L. s.
N. has announced the engagement of
her daughter, Miss May HamersIy
/ Curtin, and Lieut.. Peyton Skipwith
Cochran, L. S y.
Mrs. c Augustus Simpson will be at
home tomorrow afternoon after 4
o'clock at 1910 goth street,
Mrs. Beverley Randolph Mason will
be at home tomorrow for the last
| time this season.
Mrs. Sydney Andersen. wife of Rep
resentative Anderson of Minnesota
chaperoned the Minnesota war work
ers, who gave a dance to Minnesota
men in uniform Saturday night at the
Grover Cleveland School. About 150
were present.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest +. yrooman
and their son-in-law and daughter.
Capt. and Mrs. Allison F. H. Scott.
have returned to the city from a visit
OF several days at the Chamberiin
Old Point Comfort, and are at their
home on Massachusetts avenue. Cant
and Mrs. Scott are expecting to nrnh-
ably go to Pittsburgh about April !
where they will make their future
| home.
Col and Mrs s NJ de LOIRE left
Washington this morning for a weeks
stay in New York, where Col. de LOIRE
was ordered for temporary duty with
the aeronautical exhibition now he
! ing held at Madison Square Garden.
The Dixie Chapter. U. D. c.. gave a
card party and dance last evening At
the Washington Club. The chapter
president. Mrs. Paul L. Joachim. head
| ed the receiving line and was assist
ed by Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory
Mrs Gibson Fahnestock. Miss Mamie
Randolph Heth, Mrs. Maude HowelI
Smith. Miss Eta Taggart and Miss
Jessfca Smith. After the card play
ing, dancing was enjoyed until a late
\ hour.
Mrs. W. q. McMurchy. Adams NH
road, has returned from a six-week
visit at Sarasota, Fla
l Capt. and Mrs. Perry Befmonf vsra