Evening star., 1920-03-12
Society
(Contjnued froru Eighth Parel

among others the minister of Saliva
dor and Nine. Sol, the minister OF
Colombia and Nine. Urueta and NJ
dos. minister resident OF Greece
and Nine. Tsamados.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
were hosts at a brilliant reception
last night at their home on Kalorama
road in honor of Miss Helen Taft.
VINO rs here in the interest of the
brSn Mawr endowment. Several hun
dred people who are interested in
the college and its welfare were pres
ent Miss Taft. introduced by Mr..
Hammond. spoke for a few moments
about the college. of which she is act
ing president. and explained the
urgent necessity of the se.0oo.oOo en-
dowment fund which is now being
raised by alumnae throughout the
country.
Mr.. William A. Slater. jr.. gave a
small and informal dance last even
ing in his home.
Mrs. Fred bennett entertained at
the third of series of afternoon
bridge parties at her home on o street.
Mrs. j. c. Ayers. daughter OF Repre-
sentative and Mrs. J. NJ. Rose. and
Mrs. Arthur Dickson. formerly Miss
Cara Frances of Ohio. were the honor
guests Mrs Dennett's guest We're
Sutherland, Mrs. James E. Watson.
Mrs. James A. Reed. Mrs. George H.
Moses. Mrs. \. a. Jones. Mrs. a. j.
Gronna. Mrs. J. +. Shaforth. Miss Alice
Page. Mrs, +. J. King. Mrs. L. S. Ech-
OILS. Mrs. Wells Goodykoontz, Mrs. W.
W. Wilson. Mrs J. p. Wood. Mrs. G. S
Crago. Mrs. W. r. Stiness. Mrs. Chan
dler. Mrs. W. r. Francis. Mrs. Julius
Kahn. Mrs. William A. Rodenberg.
Mrs. Rufus Hardy, Mrs. F. II. Briggs.
Mrs. j. NJ Rose. Mrs. Zimmerman. Mrs
A. Johnson. Mrs. j. NJ Baer. Mrs. L.
II, Hudley. Mrs. John Burke. Mrs. j.
NJ. Young, Mrs. +. W. Mondell. Mrs
Royal Johnson. Mrs. \. II. NeStai Mrs
J. y. Tincher Mrs. John Tilson. Miss
I'~ice. Mrs Percy Quinn. Mrs. Henry
Allen Cooper. Mrs. J. G. Linth:cum. Mrs
j. g. Ayers and Mrs. Arthur Dickson.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Warren have
returned TO Washington from short
visit to Boston.
Mrs. r. Louis Slade OF New York
and Miss Ellen Fitzpatrick OF Balti-
more have arrived in Washington TO
be the guests of Mrs Heron. wife of
COL. c. d. Heron. Mrs. Heron and
her two guests will attend the buffet
supper to be given by Mrs Andrews this
evening.
Miss Sarah r. Lee has returned
from New York. where she went with
her sister. Mrs. Peabody, who sailed
for France.
Invitations have been issued for
luncheon to be given at the Y. w. G.
A. 1888 f street. in honor of Mrs.
James S. Cushman. president of the
War Work Council. on Thursday.
March IS. Mrs. Cushman has been
awarded the distinguished service
medal by the United States govern
ment and medals and honors by the
English and French governments. also
Queen Mary's medal. Mrs. William
Hamilton Bayly will preside and Mrs.
Marshall. wife of the Vice President.
extended the invitations for the
luncheon, but because of her absence
from the city will not be present.
Nine. Jaime c. De Neyra. wife of the
Philippine commissioner to Congress.
will be a guest of honor at the regu-
lar Friday afternoon tea of the League
of American Pen Women at ) O'Clock.
and will speak on the islands and
their peoples. Mrs. Psul Anderson
will sing.
A musical at the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
1876 G street northwest. will be given
this evening at $50 O'Clock. the pro-
gram 10 be presented by Miss Mabel
Linton and H. LIE Roy Lewis. assisted
by Miss Ruth Bronson, violinist.