The Washington times., 1919-03-01
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
New Argentine Ambassador ArrvesVsCOuness @ Hostess at u
esque FnCiOn-LOd and Lady Reading BackBa at the Willard

Among the patrons and patronessse
will be Mrs. Josephus Daniels, vile OF
the Secretary Of the Navy; Rear Ad'
miraI and AIrs. G. W. Parks, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. n. 4. Endicott, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. II. II. Rousseau,
Comdr. and Mrs. r. =. Bakenhus,
Comdr. ana Mrs. c. D. Thurber, Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Kirby Smith, and
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. =. G. Sherman.
The committee on arrangements In
cludes Miss Salisbury, chairman; Miss
EGston, treasurer. and MISS Rupert,
secretary, Assisted BY the following
vo,Tn- iadies OF the bureau: Miss
Larrabee, Mrs. sullivan. Miss Jeffress,
Miss DON, Mrs. Tydings, Miss john
son. Miss Hammill, Miss Sylvester,
Miss Wright, Miss Young, Miss Will
Jams, and Miss Bemis. Those serving
on the floor committee are Lieutenant
Rouser, Lieutenant Pollard, Ensign
Motley. Mr.. Whitehorne, DR.. SutiiR,
Mr.. Haskell, Mr.. Stiles, Mr.. Potbufy,
Mr.. Stratton, Mr.. Galliher, Mr. Dyson,
Mr.. Hales, and Mr.. Rsyness. The
music for the dancing win be fur.
nished by the Meyer Davis Orchestra
The last dance OF the series that
has been given for the benefit OF Vari-
Gus local charities Of this city will be
given at St Patrick's Carroll Hail,
o24 g street, e s;15 o'clock.
A record gathering Il expected
Vice Admiral Henry B. wilson has
returned from overseas duty and
Joined Mrs. Wilson and their dAugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Wilson, in their home
on Bancroft place.
Mra Beverley Randolph Mason
gave a victofy dance last evening to
the students Of Gunston HAN for the
benefit of the reconstruction Of the
devastated villages Of France The
most interesting feature Of the even
ming was the figure in which the
young women marched in the form Of
q star and at a given signal unfurled
the hags OF the allies represented at
the peace conference at Paris while
the national airs we're played. Group
cd about the walls in unbroken line
the young men stood at attention un-
Mason will be at home this afternoon
for the last time this season.
Mrs.. Henry D. Flood has returned
from New York. where she was called
by the Illness Of her sisters, and has
Joined Representative Flood Gt 2o29
Connecticut avenue
Mrs. B. h. warder, who has been
confined to her home for some days
with q severe cold, Il leaving today
for a weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Ellis at Camden, s. G.
At' the delightful card party and
a hm awaa
u. D. c., at the Washington Club on
Thursday evening, those In the re-
ceiVing line were Mrs. Paul I. JOa-
chin, president OF the chapter, MrR
Thomas Watt Gregory, Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock, Miss Mamie Randolph
Heth, Mrs. Maude Howell Smith, Miss
Eta Louise Taggart and Miss Jessica
Smith.
The annual linen shower and tea
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary Of Prov
idence Hospital. will take place on
Monday afternoon from 70 6 o'clock
at the hospital and will be preceded
by card party 1T $50 o'clock.
The washington branch Of the
Goucher College Alumnae Association
will meet Tuesday afternoon At 3
o'clock, at the College Woman's Club,
1922 street. There win be q picnic
supper served, each member contribut-
ing her own share.
Miss Edna L. Stone and Mrs. Chase
Palmer. who attended the recent meet
ings Of the alumnae council in Balti-
more, will make reports OF the busi-
ness and social features Of the coun-
ell.
All Goucher alumnae and e1-gtu-
dents are cordially invited 70 be pres
ent.