The Washington herald., 1920-11-07
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shan Field and Col. Alfred Gu Posch.
OF the Belgian embassy. The Polish
Minister and Princess Lubormirsia
had the box next and had among
their guests the Minister OF the
Serbs. Croats and SlcSenes and Nine.
Grouttch and Miss Patten- Both
Miss Pattens were there.
PLAY DRAWS BRILLIANT
SOCIETY TO THEATER
The sylvenus Stokes. who re-
Gently returned from Europe. where
they spent the summer. were in q
box with Princess Hohenlohe. for
merly Catherine Britton, who is
visiting her father. Alexander Brit
ton. She looked very well in a
z. whiting was there, too. She has
closed her apartment In s street
and is staying for a while with Mr..
Writings brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Finney. at
the Mendoza, while awaiting the re-
turn OF her daughter. Frances Eve
leth whiting. who IL coming home
from Paris. IL is thought, about the
end of this month.
She has been visiting her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Benet. for a year. She was think
ing Of waiting until Mr.. and Mrs.
Benet were ready TO come over for
visit here. but their plans are
rather indefinite and Frances is wild
70 see her family. so though the
Benets are loath TO part with her.
IL is about settled that she will
come soon now, perhaps with Mr..
and Mrs. William Littauer ana
Catherine Littauer. who will sail
this month. Mrs. Whiting will 20
J TO New York to meet her.
Then after a visit here for a while
Mrs. Whiting and Frances will Join
Mr.. Whiting, who has gone TO Ash
eville. y. c, for the winter.
LETTERS HOME FROM PARIS
READ LIKE FAIRY TALES.
Frances has had the most mar
velous time in Paris-her letters
just sound like fairy STORIES. She
is a very beautiful girl. with
charming personality. and has won
the hearts of all-all ages and
sexes-she has met abroad. and has
been a prominent figure in the
American society colony in Paris
/ had an interesting letter from
Nancy McClelland Barclay last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. McCleIIand Bar
clay are living in Chicago; have a
charming apartment in Sheridan
road and are certainly enjoying life.
They used to live here, you know,
where Nancy was an extremely
popular young person They were
here recently visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. McClelland. stop
ping for a day or two to break a
long motor trip they were taking
in their smart looking motor. Mr.
Barclay. you know. is making a de-
lcided and very important mark In
the artistic world, and, incidentally,
is making all sorts Of money.
Though they have been married
quite a few years now, they are as
devoted as a bride and bridegroom:
/ never saw a happier pair. They
are a busy pair. too; he working
hard at his art and she at house.
keeping and a million and one 9TH
ier things. including her music.
Here is an extract from her letter
to give you an idea how busy she
is: Il am regularly attending the
interior decoration lectures at the
Art Institute. I'm in on this Poly
clinic Hospital Drive. a million dol
lar affair; along with feeding the
boys at the Marine Hospital on
Thursdays with a bunch and be-
sides I'm helping engineer the big
"Batik ball." Chicago's first really
and truly Neutrality-suspicious. ar
lists ball.
ARTISTS TO TAKE PART
i'm GREAT ART BALL
TT will be on November 81 and
lis given under the auspices Of the
National Art Service League. OF
which Mac Cher husband. McClel-
land Barclay, dorado Taft. Grover.
Eames MacVeagh and others are
the directors. / wish you could be
here for It: IL would delight your
soul, Pageants, Russian dances, a
stunt street" and Ethel Barrymore