The Washington times., 1920-05-15
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Hammonds Entertain Secretary Mrs
At italian Embassy-Dinners and Luncheons

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Elena caxenaye. are In wsshinston
FOR asshort vist and are staying AZ
wardm4n Park Hotel M. csxensye
makes his headquarters In New York.
Miss LsyissssA' Gssst.
Miss Rsbeecs Dial and her guest
Miss Bess Lovingood. of Atlanta, will
be the honor guests at sidinner dance,
40 he given this evening at the Ward
man park Inn by Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.,
william NJ Connor. Among the.
guests Will be Major and, Mrs. Louis
Waldron, Capt. and Mrs. zeno E.
Briggs. Major Smith. Dr. Clarence,
DoIlrnsn and Col Frederick Brown.
Major oliver Newman entertained
|a marty at the supper dance at the
Cafe st. Marks last evening.
Mrs. Arthur cspper. wife OF Senator
Camper OF Kansas. has left Washing,
ton for Topeka, where she II called by,
the serious illness of her mother Mrs.
sa amuel j.. Crawford. t.
NJ NJ. Ksrpovich. sttache of the,
Russian Embassy, entertained parry
at the supper dance At the care ST.
Marks last evening.
A distinguished audience hiled the.
ballroom of Mrs. Henry +. Dimock >.
residence yesterday afternoon 10 near
Miss Italia osribaldi. daughter OF the
Italian patriot, who Is a guest at the
Italian Embassy. She gave an mus
trated lecture on italian Modern Art
and the Futurist Movement" Miss
Garibsldi spoke In excellent English
and showed a wcll-chosen collection
OF pictures on a large screen. The
lecture closed with a number OF ex-
amples OF futurist pictures, with
lucid expla nation OF their meaning.
Among those in the audience we're
the Belgian Ambassador. Baron de
Cartier; the Chilean Ambassador anu
Mime. Matthew, the Italian Ambnssa-
dor and baroness Romano. Miss Ro-
mano the counselor OF the embassy
and Nine. Brambilla and their guest
Miss Sibyl Appleton; Mrs. David f.
Houston, Mrs Thomas Nelson Page
Mrs. Thomas +. Bayard, Mrs. John
Hays Hammond, Princess Boncom-
pagnL Miss Gladys Hinckley. Mrs
Marshall Field, Mrs. l.. Hope Slater,
Col. Archibald Hopkins, the Misses
Colby. Mrs. George Peabody Eustis,
Mrs. Frederic Atherton, Mrs. F. b.
Moran. Miss Letterman. Miss Patten
and Miss Josephine Patten.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunlop Will
J iams, of New York, announce the en-
! gagement OF their daughter. Mrs.
| Alice Carroll Dawbarn.s widow OF
Waring Lennox Dawbarn, to Robert
! Dixon Bartlett, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Kemp Bartlett, of Baltimore.
! Mr.. Bartlett is a nephew OF Mrs. A..
Mitchell Palmer.
Miss Alice Shepard. who has been
making a series or visits in New york
and is now the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Crist, in Brooklyn, will re-
turn to Washington within a few
days. Her mother, Mrs. Robert Fitch
f, Shepard. who has been i'll the greater
part of the winter, is now GONZALES
I cent
| The second of a delightful series
J Of supper dances to be given at the
Maison Dupont, 1901 r street, will be
( held tonight. with dancing from to
! L. o'clock.
There is a distinguished list OF pa
! tronesses for the series. which in
! cludes Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs. Beverly
Mason. Mrs. c. w. Larned. Miss Mabel
Boardman Mrs. William Holland Will
mer, Mrs. William L. Sewers, Mrs.
I. w. Luttcll, Mrs. J. A. Hoogewcrff,
and Mrs. Mason Patrick.
| An interesting company of guests
attended the opening dance last Sat
l'urday night and were received by
Brig, Gen. and Mrs. I. w. Littell. and
their son-in-iaw and daughter, Comdr.
! and Mrs. George s. Bryan. 4 buffet
supper was served at IL 80 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell are
moving today to Twin Oaks, their
! beautiful place on the outskirts of
! Washington; and Col. and Mrs. Fran
els 7. A. Junkin, who occupied Twin
! Oaks during the winter months. arr
! taking possession of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Bells town residence, 1927 Connecti-
! cut avenue.
Late in June Colonel and Mrs.
Junkin will go to Lake Geneva, Wis.
| where they have summer home.
Miss Lila Hotz. of Chicago. will be
their guest next week to attend the
horse show.
Mrs. Edward r. Finkensteadt and
| her small son have returned to Cleye-
land. Ohio, after a visit to her BROTH
| er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harold Walker.
Mrs. II. w. Du Puy, OF Pittsburgh
| who is making a short visit at Ward
man Park Hotel, will entertain at din
ner there tonight. Mrs. Du Puy spent
two winters in Washington while heI
husband was engaged in war work