Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
Society
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net. There was an atmosphere of
friendliness and hospitality about it
seldom found at an official reception.
the guests almost without exception
being old friends or acquaintance OF
the hosts.
The large audience room was deco
rated with palms. while the table from
which refreshments were served was
lighted by pink shaded candies and
decorated with pink roses and Carna-
lions. An orchestra played for the
dancing. which formed a delightful
part of the. Entertainments
In the receiving line with the Sec
Rotary and Mrs. Alexander were their
dauc htcrs Mrs. X. N. Jenner and Miss
Row ena Alexander. while their sons.
MIR. Preston Alexander and Mr.. w. X.
Alexander. and their SON. ln-law, Dr.
Jcnner. assisted. Mrs Alexander wore
gown OF orchid satin with an over
dress of soft white lace and a long
gown was OF black net and sequif1s
over cloth Of gold. and Miss Alex
andCr wore gown of ofchid char /
mouse with lace and silver embroidery
Invited TO assist were Mrs~Carter |
Glass, Mrs Josephus Dani Mrs !
James A. Reed Mrs. Selden +. spencer, |
Mrs Atiee Pomerene, Mrs. John NJ |
Shafroth. Mrs James +. Byrnes. Mrs I:
Thomas l.. Lssseey, Mrs. Lloyd, MIS- /
Clement {. pickenson. Mrs. William !
T. Humphrey, Mrs John T. Raker' !
Mrs. vWiiliam a. Rodenhurg and Mrs |
Hal Smith.
\ group of girls a.so asked to assist |
included Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. |
Nj IS. Nancy Lane. Miss Augusta Glass. |
Miss Eleanor Anthony, Miss Frances |
Hos. Miss Elaine Lazaro and Miss |
Elizabeth Major.
In the large company were the At |
torney General and Mrs. Palmer and !
the two nieces of the latter Miss
Bartlett and Miss Mary Norris. Sena- |
tor Thomas J. Walsh, Mrs. Emmett
Gudger. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ham
lin. Miss Anna Hamiin. Miss Laura |
J Johns, Gouveneur Hoes. Mrs. Isaac |
w. Idttetl. Mr.. and Mrs. james Pat |
ten. Miss Sara I1tiIner. Mr. and Mrs
Howard Reeside. Representative and
Mrs. Thetus Sims, Mr.. and Mrs. James
W. Good, Mr.. and Mrs. Lampkin, Mr. !
Paul Moore Mrs. Henry Frank Moore. |
Dr. and Mrs Earl Wiley. and the |
minister of Bulgaria and Nine. PAM
aretoff.
Senator James y. Reed and Mrs.
Reed have returned from New York, |
where Mr.. Reed spoke Monday even !
ing at d dinner given by the business
men of that city. |
Mrs. Frelinghuysen, wife of Senator
Freliughuysen, will be at home this |
afternoon. /
Miss Alice Page. Mrs. Gordon Lee |
and Mrs. Cordell Hull will be |
hostssses at buffet luncheon Thurs |
day. January %, at Rauscher's.
Mrs. Charles Carroll walcutt will !
be at home on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Claude r. Zappone has sent out !
cards announcing the marriage of ller (!
daughter. Miss Marguerite Augusta !
Zappone. 10 MIR. Walter f. Baughman /
Wednesday, January 81. The cere-
morIy took place at noon at the rec
tory of St. Paul's Church, the rector, !
Mgr. Machin, who also married the
brides parents, officiating. The we'd (
ding was very quiet, with only q small .
company present. Mir. and Mrs. !
Baushman will be at home after Feb ,
ruary l at Wardman Courts. West. !
ar. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer. jr., will |
hold a reception this afternoon at their !
hOnles-I61g -k@Slreet, from to o, in !
honor of Mnfe. nepceau-Jaquemarie !
OF Paris.
Mime. Matthew Guest of Honor.
Nine. Matthew, wife Of the ambas-
sador of Chile. was the guest of honor j
at the luncheon which Mrs. John H. I.
HeVson gave yesterday. There were |
twelve in the party. including Nine.
ASssuGHtoS- MIS- 6ruCOict CTUHeti MIS-. i
Thomas + Walsh and Mrs John Al
Ian -Dougherty.
Mrs James f. alexander enter !
tanned at a luncheon today at the Cafe .
ST. Marks in compliment to her nieeeL
Miss Marie Amber Smith. The other !
guests were Miss Margaret Crosson. I:
Miss Tyler Norman, Miss Ainslee /
Hearn, Miss Elizabeth Koones and
Mrs. Frederick Towers. formerly Miss
IA n ri h Il
the autumn.
Mrs Walter Peter is entertaining at
tea this afternoon at the Cafe st.
Marks
Mr. Lewis Pierson, who is attending
the pan-American financial confer
ence, entertained hundred and fifty
of the delegates at luncheon today in
the New Willard.
Gen. and Mrs William Crawford
Gorgas entertained at dinner last even
ing at the Chevy Chase Club, in honor
of the ninisterNfrom Ecuador and Mime.
Elizalde. Covers Were laid for thirty
Col. and Mrs Clifford Corbin enter
tanned at dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club last evening, i'll honor of Miss
Errazaues of Chile, who is visiting Ad-
miral and Mrs. Nicholson on her way
W 6uIOpc
Former Secretary of Commerce Mr..
William c. Redheld, who was at the
Willard for few days, returned to
New York yesterday. He was enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening by
the Assistant Secretary of Commerce
and Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet Among the
other guests were Mr.. Won Baumhauer of
Amsterdam. Holland, who also returned
TO New York yesterday. He has been
travelling around the world and will sail
shortly for Holland
The Rev. Mead Bolton MacRyr6e
entertained at dinner last evening in
the parish hall of Grace Church in
honor OF the Rev. Charles b ScoyiI
of harrington, r /. The eighty guests
included the men of the congregation
OF the church, active members of the
sigma NJ Fraternity and d number
OF other friends of the host The
dinner was served at one large r.
shaped table decorated with crimson
mowers The parish hall was drape-d
with flags and an orchestra PLAYED
The singing of college and fraternity
songs between the courses was a
much enjoyed feature.
Miss Catherine Let's will go to
Philadelphia today for a weeks visit
with Miss Amy Brooks, formerly of
Washington.
Mardi Gras Ball
The fifth annual Mardi Gras Ball of the
Sons OF Confederate Veterans. Wash
$500 Hair Switches
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