The Washington herald., 1920-03-26

Ambassador, has gone to New York
where she viii spend the remainder
OF the week.
Nine. Sol, wife OF the Minister OF
Salvador, was hostess at q luncheon
yesterday. :.
Mime. Cremer, wife Of the Minister
of the Netherlands. had luncheon
for sixteen ladies yesterday at the
legation with Nine Bakhmeten,
wife OF the Russian Ambassador,
as the ranking guest
Cen Pershing vii go to New
York today to make a short stay
there
JAN MAsARYK GUEST OF HONOR
AT BANQUET IN CHICAGO. ..
The charge d'anaires OF the
Czecho-Slovak Legation. Jan Ma
saryk. who, with his personal Sec
retary, Raymond Lanctot Is spend
ing a week or SO IN Chicago, was
the honor guest at banquet gwen
last evening by the Chicago Uni
versity Club when Its doors Were
thrown open for the nrst Tune IN
its history, to ladies. Mr. MasaryA
made an address at the banquet
Yesterday afternoon he was enter
tanned at tea by the Chicago
women's Club.
Today Mr.. Masaryk Will make an
address before the Chicago Wom-
ems Athletic Club. a very select or
ganfzation, which entertains him
later at a luncheon in his honor.
This afternoon Miss Eugenia Pat
terson and Mrs. Livingston Fair
banks will entertain a box party In
compliment to him at the Chicago
Symphony concert and tonight he
will be the honor guest at a din-
ner which Mrs. Kellogg Fairbanks
will give. Tomorrow afternoon the
Chicago Arts Club VIII enttrtain at
a luncheon for Mr. Masaryk, who
will be the honor guest at a tea
later tomorrow when the Gordon
Club will be the host. Tomorrow
night George F. Porter will enter
tain a large and distinguished COM
pany to meet Mr.. Masaryk. Sunday
the University Club will receive
him. He is being constantly enter
tanned every minute of his stay In
Chicago, where he is stopping at
the Blackstone Hotel.
Capt R R Glen. honorary at
tache Of the British Embassy and
Mrs Glen, will leave Washington
en- April 27 for Vancouver. B. c.,
whence they will sail for Capt.
Glen's new post at Tokyo. Mrs.
Glen was formerly Miss Jane Story
Of this city.
MRS. W. W. ALEXANDER EN-
FERTAINs IN HONOR OF GUEST.
Mrs William NJ Alexander en-
tertained twenty of her young
friends last evening In honor of
Miss Lilly Fielder Robertson. of
New York. who is the guest of
Mrs Archibald Oracle. Miss Rob
ertson Is wen known in WASH
fngton where she spent much time
visiting the late Mrs. Dunbar B.
Adams. formerly Miss Edith Tenn
pie Oracle ,. -
Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeTE.s Hamn-
ton. Mrs. r. c. Marshall and Miss
L W. Marshall. of Washington are
in Atlantic City where they are
staying at the Hotel Traymore.
Mrs Helen Ekin Starrett. prin-I
cipal emeritus of the Starrett
School for Girls of Chicago, but
now making her home in Port
land. Oregon, is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Mary Ekin Whftton, at
the Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs.
Starrett has the distinction OF hav-I
ing been a delegate, from the State
of Kansas, to the first suffrage
convention. called by Susan r.
Anthony, In Washington, in 1868.
where the National Woman Suf-I
frage Association was formed with
the avowed single aim Of working
for suffrage by means Of a con-
stitutional amendment So far as
known there is but one other rfv-I
ing delegate to that convention,
the Rev. Olympia Brown. of Bos-I
ton Mrs. Starrett gives very en-
tertafnfng "reminiscences Of that
convention, at which Lucretfa Mott
presided. Mrs. Starrett is one of
the one hundred electors of the
Hall of Fame Of the New York
University. which body holds its
nth qufnquennial election in May
and October of this year. 1t is
expected that the names OF Susan
B--Anthony. Elizabeth Cady STAN
ton. Lucy Stone Blackwell, Lucre-I
tia Mott and Julia Ward Howe will
be added to the list of seven wom-
en- whose names are already rec
orded in bronze tablets In the mag
nfficent marble colonnade of that
institution