Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-20

Icy oh odtu ody LOT England MISS
Burieson Will accompany Mrs. Ira
Nelson Morris. wife of the American
minister to Sweden, and will pass the
greater part of the season at the le-
cation in Stockholm with them. She
and Mrs Nelson will spend a short
time in London, en- route to Stock
holm.
Miss Harriet Clark. daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Frank Clark
OF Florida, is hostess at tea this
afternoon, entertaining in honor of
Miss Sara Frances Sutherland daugh-
ter of Mrs. Phocian l.. Sutherland
whose marriage to Mr.. Ebert Parr
futile takes place on Wednesday.
Mrs. Young. wife of Representative
James Young of Texas. is presiding at
the tea table, which has an attractive
decoration of tall silver baskets filled
with golden chrysanthemums.
Mrs. James r. Mann and Col. and
Mrs. John Lambert or Illinois are
motoring through the Shenandoah
valley this week with Representative
Ira Clifton Copley.
Mr.. H. J. w. Heckington of Catiff.
England. British delegate to the labor
conference, has arrived in Washing
ton and is at Wardman Park Hotel.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Jean j. Labat who
are SpeHolHB the autumn with the
latter's father DR. w w. Stewart. at
Belle Chance, Forestville, Md, are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the ad-
vent of little daughter. Jean Stewart
Labat. on Monday. September %
Lieut.. Labat is of the French army
and was attache to the high commits
sion of the French republic, which
was in Washington for many months.
HIS marriage to Miss Stewart took
place November >. 1918.
Important among the balls of the
season will be the four to be given It
Rauschers on November IA, December
10. January % and February IS. when
the guests will include many of the
Army officers and their wives of all
branches of the service stationed in
Washington. The committee organic
ing these balls includes: Mrs. Frank
w. Coe. Mrs John McA. Palmer, Mrs
William NJ. Cruikshaak. Mrs. George
A. Nugent. Mrs. Conger Pratt, Mrs. J
Marvin Wright, and Mrs. Joseph p
Tracy, secretary and treasurer. These
balls will be among the most bril-.
liant of the season and already nu-
| merous dinner parties are being plan
ned to precede them, helping to renew
| many old friendships.
Mrs. Christian d. Hemmck has re-
turned from New York. With her are
ner SOn-ln-ldW ana OduS nteT, dNS
Nine. Hypolite Dreyfus of France
| and another daughter, Miss Natalie
Barney. who has passed several year:
! in Paris with the Duchesse de Cler-
mon-Tonner. They are in Mrs. Hem.
mick's house, 1926 Rhode Island ave
nue..
Commander Ralph Chandler Parker
L. S n. stationed at Annapolis. Md.
as instructor in marine engineering
at the Naval Academy, was the guest
of his father, LIE Roy Parker, l3os
Perry place. this city. Tor me weeh
end. Commander Parker is the grand
son of the late Rear Admiral Ralph
Chandler, L. S. \.
MIR. and Mrs. George Brooke will
have a dinner party tonight. in honor
of Mrs. John r. Drexel of New YORK,
who is spending week with them.
Signor Filippo del Duchi Caffarelli
has been appointed attache of the
Italian embassy to succeed the Due oil
Sangro. who has been transferred to
a European post.
Miss Celina Calvo. youngest daugh-
ter of Nine. Calvo, widow of the for
mer minister from Costa Rica. is
leaving Washington about November
l to spend some months with rela-
tives in Porto Rico
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green Grimes,
son-in-law and daughter of Post
master General and Mrs. Burleson.
who are their guests. are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a
daughter. The baby has been named
for her grandmother, Eleanor Adele.
Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell and Miss
Mildred Cromwell have as their guests
for several days Miss Olyve Graef. who
is spending the autumn with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Campbell Graef, at
the Hot Springs.
The minister of the Serbs. Croats and
Slivenes and Nine. Grouitch will have as
Lord and Lady Swaythling of England.
who will reach Washington this evening.
A masaue and costume dance will be
the first number of a series of entertain
ments to be given by the French Club
of the Washington Salon this fall and
winter. This dance will be held Thurs
day night at the clubrooms. in the Nc
Lean building, 1917 II street Prior to
the entertainment the election of officers
and a brief busineSs session will be held.
day and Friday of this week are as
suming large proportions. the boxes
and seats for the two matinee per-
formances at the Belasco. in which
will be members of the cabinet, am
bassadors. foreign ministers and
smart folk from official and resident
society, being well taken, with only
a few of the very favorable ones left.
Mrs. Wilson has taken a box, which
will be filled by members of her fam
lily.
The artists who will appear at each
program are Yvette Guilbert and
Frianda. Yvette Guilbert will sing
folk songs and will appear twice on
the program. Frianda, who is a
really remarkable European profess
sional dancer. will appear in two
numbers, the first an Egyptian dance
which Is exceedingly brilliant and the
second a dance which she has ar
ranged especially for this fete-"The
Epic of Greater Serbia" This will
| be the most important single number
on the matinee program.
In between the numbers there will
be style show and speeches, the
| first afternoon from Lady Swaythline
| and Nine. Grouitch. and the second
afternoon from Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Mebane. who have just returned
| from Serbia. These speeches will
necessarily be limited to five min
utes.
| The popular girl" contest will ado
| spice as interludes to the two matt
| peSS the girl cont q St a MIS- working Will