Evening star., 1920-02-17

gressional Club called together at
Rauscher's today a brilliant throng
of women numbering more than Two
hundred and including Mrs. Marshall
the wives of cabinet members. OF SEN
| ators and representatives and Few
| women who were the special guests
\ of the members of the club.
| Handsome spring costumes, spring
! flowers in abundance and witty ana
wise program of speeches ana otneI
! features filled in the hours Oh the
| breakfast
| Mrs. Charles b. Ward, president OF
| the Congressional Club. received the
guests and there were number OF
| the officials of the club assisting her.
Senator Phelan q Hest.
Senator James D. Phelan will enter
| tain at a large dance this evening AZ
his residence, on r street, in compll-
ment to Miss Nancy Lane and her
4 fiance, Mr. Philip c. Kauffmann. The
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Lane and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaun-
mann will assist the host in receiving,
and the guests, numbering about $50,
II will include many of the debutantes
h of the season and others in the young
er set.
Last evening Senator Phelan was
Al
honor of the Belgian ambassador and
Baroness de Cartier de Marchienne.
1 The guests included the Attorney
General and Mrs. Palmer. the min
lister of Poland and Princess Lubomir-
ska, Senator and Mrs. Gilbert N.
Hitchcock, Gen. and Mrs. Charles L.
McCawley. Admiral and Mrs. r. E.
/ Coontz. Representative and MRS.
Nicholas Longworth. Judge John Bar
ton Payne. Mrs. West Miss Josephine
orA Mr n
Mrs. Henry P. Fletcher. Mrs. Fred
eric A Keep and DIR. L. S. Rowe.
A delightfully."- arranged tea for this
L afternoon Is that for which Mrs. Ed
Il ward Everett Gam is hostess, given
in compliment to Mrs. George Craw-
ford of Topeka. Kan, the sister-in,
Mrs. Arthur Capper. The guests are
being entertained at Mrs. Cams
home, on Harvard Terrace, from to
6 O'Clock, and Mrs. Capper is receiv-
ing with Mrs. Gam and Mrs. CraW W
ford, and presiding at the tea table,
/ with it's burden of early spring bios
L SONS, are Mrs. Daniel r. Anthony, Jr.;
Mrs. William A. Rodenberg. Mrs.
Enoch Chase, Mrs. oliver Pagan. Mrs.
L Frederick Bates and Mrs Rivers.
Representative and Mrs. James w.
dinner dance last evening in the red
room at the Willard. when their
guests were Senator and Mrs. William
l n. Calder. Senator and Mrs. Carter
Glass. Representative and Mrs. Frank
w. Mondell. Representative and Mrs
/ Thomas r. Dunn, Representative and
Mrs. Edmund Platt, Representative
u and Mrs. Bertrand II. Smell. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Charles b. Ward,
Representative and Mrs. Rollip B.
Sanford. Representative and Mrs. S.
Wallace Dempsey, Representative and
Mrs Luther w. Mott. Representative
and Mrs; Calvin 2. Paige. Representa-
sentative and Mrs. Allen T, zTreadway.
Representative and Mrs. Wallace H.
White, jr.; Representative and Mrs.
! Samuel L. Winslow. Representative
! and Mrs c. Frank Reavis, Representa-
1 tive Edward E. Denison, Representa-
ltive Stephen G. Porter, Representa-
tive Richard S. Whaley. Gov. Mon
| tague. the assistant secretary of the
and Mrs. William Miller Collier, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. f. Foss, Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Preston Brown, Col. William Eric
Fowler. Mr.. John Winslow. Miss Pris-
Katherine F'os>, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Curtis of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard s.
4 Reeside, Mrs. Philip Campbell and
! MIS-, Stanley Smlln OF Omana.
The One Hundred Club. composed
of the smart young married set, held
it's second dance of the series of
three it is giving last evening Al the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus
Stokes, jr.
The guests were received by the
committee which arranged the dances.
and which is composed of Mrs. Stokes.
who wore stunning gown of silver
cloth showing a CLINT of blue and
having a trimming of orchid ostrich
fronds; Mrs. Scott Thropp, who wore
a gown of black satin with the bod
ice of green and silver brocade and
the train of green chiffon edged with
fur: Mrs. Randolph Mason. whose
II gown was of blue and silver brocade;
Mrs. Frederic u. .Huidekoper and Miss
Gladys Hinckley. who wore a charm-
ing gown of cloth Of silver. A NUM-
Der of dinner parties preceded the
dance, and there were several guests
| from out of town. including Mr.. Rich
ard Randall of Baltimore, who Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thropp. The
II next meeting of the club will be held
nj At the residence OF Mr.. and Hrs.