Evening star., 1919-03-19
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er-r HE Spanish ambassador and
Nine. Riaiio will be the honor
! guests at dinner which
Representative and Mrs.
Henry d. Flood will give
Friday evening, March %.
The Japanese ambassador and Vis-
countess Ishii will bt hosts at dinner
at the embassy Tuesday evening,
March rs
Col. l.. u. Teiusanu. military attache
of the legation of Rumania. and Nine.
IeiuSanu, who are now at tht Shore
ham, Will go tomorrow to apartment
sos. StoneleIgh court, where they VIII
make their home for the present.
Nine. TeIusanu is an American woman
and was, before marriage, Miss Hum
phrey of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Eberle Guest of Honor.
Mrs. Thomas b. Hutchinson was
hostess at luncheon today, entertain
ing at her apartment, at the Dresden,
in honor of Mrs. Edward w. Eberle.
wife of Admiral Eoerie, who, is the
house guest of her son and daughter
ln-law. Paymaster and Mrs. Edward
Randolph Eberle, at their residence,
on Columbia road. Mrs. Eberle will
remain here until early in April, when
she will go to New York to meet Ad-
miral Eberle, who will arrive there
about the middle of the month aboard
his flagship the Utah from southern
waters.
Commodore James p. Parker. U. S.
n, retired. who was president of the
k~.N ~, f<N fIvy1n
war, will be in Washington for a time
coming from Newport, where he was
assigned to active duty, from which
he has just received his discharge.
Rear Admiral Joseph Woman. L.
Washington from Newport, and Will
later go to the Virgin Islands.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman will be at
home on Thursday, but will not re-
ceive on Thursday of next week.
Prof and Mrs. Stimson Brown are at
the Wyoming, where they have taken
an apartment until the summer.
A handsome silver cup will be pre-
sented to the patroness of the most
beautiful group in the pageant at the
Ball of Nations, to be given at the Mi
Careme, March 26, at the New Willard
for the Neighborhood House.
The rehearsals tbr dramatic eX-
preston of the many phases of nation
al life as at present are gong
merrily forward, and many surprises
are in store which will make this
ball wonderful to remember. The
decorations are in charge OF Mr.. Ward
Brown, assisted by Mrs. Eugene
Mayer Mrs. Claude Banks Mayo and
Lieut.. Luchert. Miss Ladenburg will
imperSonate in single ngufe the
country of Belgium.
Among the patronesses for the BAH
are: Niscountess Ishii Nine. Boris
Eakhmeteff. Nine. Cremer. Nine.
Grouitch Mrs. Taft Mrs. Houston and
Mrs Charles NJ. Ffoulke.
Mrs Edward E. Sturges. wife of Col.
Sturges. who has been visiting for
several days near Front Royal, va,
has returned to her apartment, in the
Rochambeau.
Mai and Mrs Alexander James are
among the new arrivals who have quar-
ters at Fort Myer.
The recital which is being given for
the benefit of st. Johns orphanage by
DR.. and Mrs. W. Duncan McKim will
take place Thursday, March q. at 8
o'clock, at their residence, 1901 18th
street.
This is the only house in Washington
which has a large room especially de-
signed for music and it contains very
fine organ. 1t is seldom that the public
has an opportunity of having music in
such surroundings. Those in charge of
the arrangements are Mrs. Augustus F.
Gardner, president OF the ladies' board
of the orphanage: Mrs. Dimock and
Mrs. McCagg. Owing to the generosity
Of Dr. and Mrs. McKim, the proceeds
of the sale Of tickets will go to the
orphanagc.
Former Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew
will speak at the chapel exercises in
augurated by President Collier of the
George Washington University on
Monday. March "a. at 1915. In an
ticipation of a large audience the ex-
ercises will be held on this occasion
at ConcordIa Church. Goth and G
streets. Last fall this church gratu-
itously gave the use of the basement
as mess hall for the university stu
dents.