The Washington times., 1920-02-11
HAPPENINGS SIN SOCIETY
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hit and so did Captain Harksr as
Board" the butler who runs the
family.
Among the notables in the audi
ence were Mrs. Mshlon Pitnsy. MlAs
Nancy Lane. Miss Frances Hamps0n.
MRS. Matthew r. Scott. Mrs. Charles
s. Bromwell, Mrs. William Morton
Grinnell. and Miss Helen Ernst. NJ.
and Nine. J. Henri de Sibour, Mr.. and
MRS. Ord Preston. Medical Director
and Mrs. Francis 8. Nash, Mrs. John
ii. Hewson. Mrs. A. c. Downing, wttn
Miss Elsie Downing and Miss Julia
whiting; Mrs. William Haywood. Miss
Mona Blodsett. Mrs. Nevil Monroe
Hopkins. Miss Frances Hopkins. Mrs.
Il. X. Glen, sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. John +.
story, Jr.. Commander Charles Theo-
ldore Jewell. Mr.. and Mrs. James Mar
ion Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Mason. Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes. Mms.
Hauge. Mrs. David Barry. Mrs. Sc
yellon Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin Ellis. and Mrs. Robert Jensrds,
OF Charleston, w. Va.
Mr.. Greis wrote most OF the lyrics
for "HulIo Washington but some are
Icredited to Miss Anne Gordon and
Captain Harker. Capt. Dwight Part
ridge Is stage manager. with Col. H E.
Lee as his assistant and the costumes
were designed by Mrs. Arthur Mus
grave. The dances, which are chAymf
ing and done In professional style. are
by Miss Estelle Murray. The Ma.
rine Band. under the able direction of
Lieutenant Santelman. provide the
music.
The company. which Is beautifully
drilled. includes many of this seasons
debutantes and others prominent In
society. too many TO name. although
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Between the afternoon and evening
performances yesterday the entire
cast was entertained at supper by
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett,
whose guests were served In the mess
room OF the Marine Barracks and
feasted on baked beans, coffee and
"hot dogs" And following the even
ing performance Mr.. Lindbsy. the
charge d'affatres OF Great Britain.
with others of the embassy staff. gave
dance at the embassy In compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon,
the members of the cast being in
cluded among the guests. Mrs. A. r.
A. N. Thorne and Mrs. John Joyce
Broderick acted as hostesses for Mr..
Lindsay.
| Dinner for Marshalls.
| Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman will
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willard in compliment to the Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall.
Other important dinners on the
calendar for tonight are DR.. Lang
don e. Mitchell's dinner for dis
tinguished company Of men and the
dinner which Capt. and Mrs. Charles
II. Harlow will give. with Nine.
Pezet, wife OF the ambassador of
Peru, as the honor guest. The am
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guests.
Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall was
the guest in whose honor Mrs. Mat
thew T. Scott entertained at luncheon
| today. There were eighteen In the
distinguished little company Of wom-
en- asked to meet Mrs. Marshall.
| LansiRgs Entertained by Longs.
| The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing. who were entertained at din
/ ner last night by the Third Assistant
'ecretary of State and Mrs. Breckin-
idge Long. will be honor guests at
| mother dinner on Saturday when Col.
nd Mrs. William Cary Sanger will be
hosts.
Congressman William Mckinley and
lis niece, Miss Julia Maths. will give
dinner on February - in compli-
| nent to Secretary and Mrs. Lansing.
The Italian Ambassador and Bar
mess Romano Avezzana will be
| ;uests Of Mrs. e. II. @. Slater at din
tcr tomorrow evening and on Satur-
ay evening Col. Henry A. DUPONT
viii give a dinner in their honor.
Baron and Baroness Romano had .
oox at the Shubert-Garrick Theater
n
Fiaravanti. a young Italian singer.
I make her debut with the Washington
opera Company in the role Of Car
men," Their daughter, Miss Yolanda
tomano, was with them and they had
IS guests Norval Richardson. until
recently secretary OF the American
.mbassy at Rome: Count Dentici del
rrasso, Of Rome, who is spending a
few days in Washington, and Gino
5uti, secretary of the embassy.
II Mrs. E. w. Cole in her box at the
National Theater yesterday afternoon
or Mary Gardens recital. The 9TH
RS In the party were DIT. and Mrs.
David Jane Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Miller Collier, Mrs. c. &. Mo
chord, and Miss Mary Temple.
Princess Andrea Concompagni also
occupied a box. having her aunt Mrs.
Preston Davie, ST., among her guests.
Mrs. Davie is spending the winter
With her niece. Princess Lubomirska,
wife OF the Polish minister, was
among those in the audience.
The Minister Of Switzerland and
Nine. Marc Peter will return tomor-
row from New York. where they arc
the guests for several days OF the
ISwiss Consul and Nine. JUNIOR.
Salvador Diego Fernandez. who
will be charge d'affaires during the