Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-06
S O CT b T Y
HE Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall, who left Washing
ton today for New York, VII
return here tomorrow. The

| HE wee l'reS10ent ana MIS-.
| Marshall who left Washing
| ton today for New York, VII
| return here tomorrow. The
Vice President will be guest
| or honor at a banquet tonight and at
the same time. Mrs Marshall will be
entertained at dinner by Mrs. A. A.
| Adams.
| Baroness de Cartier. wife of the am
bassador of Belgium, will not receive
during December. but will be at home
| on the Friday afternoons of January
and February.
! Admiral and Mrs. Henry Braid Will
son have sent out cards. which reached
Washington this morning. announcing
the marriage of their daughter Ruth
to Mr.. Patrick Jay Hurley, Friday.
December 5. in Philadelphia.
The announcement is a surprise to
the host of friends of Admiral and Mrs.
Wilson in Washington. who hoped to
nave previous warning of the we'd
ding other than the formally an
nounced engagement.
Mrs. H. Fitzhugh Ward is entertain
ing at a tea this afternoon in her
apartment at the Woodward in COM
plfment to Miss Helen Tucker. Those
assisting include Mrs. Evans Browne.
Mrs. p. r. Logic, Mrs. J. Miller Ken
yon. Mrs. John Kraft Mrs. Walter
Dunlop. Mrs. Claudine Northrup. Miss
Taylor Logic, Miss katherine Andrews
and Miss Mary Pike.
Mr. James Heating gave a dinner
and reception last night for NJ. and
Nine. Karel Pergler, Czechoslovak
minister to Japan. and to NJ. Jan Gar
rigue Masaryk. recently appointed
charge d'affaires of the CzechosIovak
legation at Washington. Among the
guests were Mr.. Max Pam. Mrs. John
Mlholland, Mrs. J. b. Foster, Nine.
Lihuse Motak, DR.. Frantisek Hodac
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Crane. Mr..
and Mrs. V. Mucha, Mr.. and Mrs. John
OKara Cosgrave. Consul General
Francis kopecky, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S. Sheldon.
DIR, Iyenaga, Mr.. and Mrs. Mario j..
Korbell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Capek.
and Mrs. Jerome Landfield.
Following the reception, selections
from hitherto unheard Bohemian ma
tiona1 operas were given. when the
artists were Otakar Marak, Mary
Cavan, Theresa Porchaska. Anice
Fabry, B. Vaska and Ladislav Urban.
Mrs. George Wickersham will join
Mr.. Wickersham. former Attorney
General. in Washington at the Will
lard, where he has been staying for
some days.
Junior League Bali.
The first of the series of Junior
League dances at RauScherS last
evening was a brilliant success. the
younger set included in the member
ship being present in large numbers
! The guests were received in the small
ballroom by Mrs. Franklin d. RooSe-
welt, who wore beautiful white satin
gown; Mrs Charles S. Hamlin, whose
gown was a charming model of blue
and gold brocade Miss Alys Downing.
president of the league, who wore
white satin gown yelled in tulle and
trimmed with crystals. and Miss
Louise Delano. chairman of the mem
| bership committee. who wore blue and
silver brocade with dfaperieS of
orchid tulle. Mr.. A. r. " org o,
the British embassy made the intro
auctions
The bathrooms were effectively dec
grated with palms. and southern smi-
lax festooned the walls and draped
the balcony. A string orchestra play
ed for the dancing and a buffet sup
per was served at midnight.
A number OF Smar. amer parties
preceded the dance. the parties going
on later to the dance. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
H. Ellis, the latter wearing pale blue
satin yelled in blue and pink Powered
chiffon: Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Thomp-
son, Mrs Thompson wearing blue vel
vet made en- train with draperieS of
black tulle plated in silver: Com