The Washington times., 1920-02-28
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Marshalls Go To Arizona Dinner Parties TOnight-Mr.
Enos Musicale News of the Diplomats

'C8lc-NeWS OI TIC
both will be given under Distinguish
- patronage.
Tbe Russian Ambassador and Nine
Blkhmeteff have taken . boz Tor
the concert; and guests from many OF
the dinner parties arranged for Nom
day evening will attend.
MAI Gen. and Mrs. Hugh L. scott.
who are In Washington for . short
visit. expected to return on Monday
TO Princeton, N. j.. whore they are
now making their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lansing will
leave this evening for besbfsexe,
Fla. TO spend several weeks They
will be accompanied by Mr.. and ms.
G. w. Valentine, Of Watertown' ".
T.. who arrived In Washington last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hoover, who
have an apartment At the shoreham,
will leave shortly for California 10
pass the spring month";
Abbs Ernest Dimuet. the distin-
guished prelate, who has been maxi
Ing q visit In Washington. will go TO
Newport TO address the members OF
the Naval War College next week.
CougressmSn and Mrs. Fred Brittsn
will give q dinner tonight In COM
piimsnt TO Miss Virginia Mckinney.
debutsnts daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Mckinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson. who
are in Santa Barbara, Cal, will come
TO Washington about April 8.
Mrs. Edgar Snow. Of Grecnsbor-
ough. N. c., has arrived in Washing
ton to visit her parents. Senator and
Mrs. Lee 8. .Overman. at the Powha-
tan. Mrs. Edwin T. Gregory. another
daughter. has been with Senator and
Mrs. Oyerman for a fortnight and
their daughter. Mrs Gilbert Hamblsy
will come to Washington shortly for
a visit.
Miss Adelaide Pearson Caldwell.
who has been staying with Senator
and Mrs. Overman. has returned to
her home In Charlotte. N. c.
Dr.. Carlos Gibson. secretary of the
Peruvian embassy. and Mrs. Gibson
entertained a small company at din
ner last evening at Cafe st. Marks
Mrs. James Mcdonald and her son.
Arthur Bradley Campbell. who have
been in Florida for six weeks, arrived
yesterday at the Shoreham. They will
open their Massachusetts, avenue
home. but will spend some days at
the, Shoreham before going to New
York to sail for Europe. They will
have q cottage At Newport again this
season.
Mrs.. r. II. G. Slater and Miss Mary
Gwynn have gone to Florida for a
fortnight.
Mrs.. George T. Marye will enter
tain at q luncheon tomorrow In
compliment TO Mrs. James Hamilton
Lewis and Mrs. Downey Harvey,
who are guests of Senator James d.
Phelan.
Mrs. Blair Entertains.
Mrs. Gist Blair entertained in
her residence In Pennsyivania avenue
Mrs. George Lewis Mayer, of Phila-
delphia, Is spending the week END
with her mother, Mrs. James r. Bar
bour. and will return to her home on
Monday.
The minstreis Of the War Risk
Bureau presented q combined vaudo-
Vile and minstrel show. a STUDY IN
Black and White" last night in the
auditorium of the Wilson Normal
School to an audience of 700. The
performance, which sparkled with cit
and was presented with a smoothness
and finish worthy OF professionals.
was for the benefit of the emergency,
and relief fund for the employees OF
the bureau. 1t was directed by Ed
ward Muth in cooperation with Miss
Mary Z. Boyd, the Personnel Ser
vice of the bureau.
Col. r. G.. Cholmeley- ones. direc-
tor of the War Risk Bureau, and Cal.
Max W. Wainer made short speechcs-
From a colorful and clever program
Miss Madge Kanodc's singing Of "one
Fleeing Hour" stands out as partic-
ularly delightful Mr.. Muth's Par
ody" was exceedingly clever and H.
c. Ross won much applause with HE
solos, "For All Eternity" and "Smilin'
Through" sung with violin oblieato.
men," made q great hit.
Miss Hind's Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Hind. Of
Congress Heights, announce the mar.
riage Of their daughter. Miss Annie
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