The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
. WASHINGTON SOCIETY FORMING Ct
Activity of Clubs Noted,
For Dancing Presages
Excellent Winter Season

lcok stunning. She Is SO handsome.
anywsy-<and so clever. That hus-
band of hers is clever. too. can tell
you-is surely rising fast in the ar
tistic world. He was a member Of
the committee on arrangements for
the ball and the other members were
people OF such standing az Esmes
MacNeagh. who was chairman; Don
aid Brian, Charles S. Dewey, Charles
Daniel Frey, VIII Howell, Joseph II,
Neebe and John Root.
Fromsthe newspaper accounts, t
was q very spectacular and very
smart affair; the loveliest thing that
Chicago has seen in many a day.
A large share Of Washington So
ciety went to Baltimore Monday
evening for the first Of the BSche.
lor Cotillions, Ultrs-fashionable fun
tions that always attract many
Wsshingtonisns. Some OF those
May, Major Wilford Blunt, DR.. and
Mrs. Ralph jenkins. = Admiral ana
Mrs. John A. Hoogewerff. Alton
Brooks. Col. =. J. Miller, WoldemAf
de Sweslinikof. Thomas DUranI
Joseph DevereuT, Henry May, Will
lam Bowie Clark, A p. Graves
Count Alfred HiezshowkieS Mrs
Walter Mclean, Lieut.. John Taylor
Charles Gardener and Major Bren-
nan. There don't seem TO be any
debutantes among them, does there
Several buds made their bows last
week. The FIRST bud of the Senate
to be presented was Miss Katherine
, Sutherland. daughter OF Senator and
Mrs. Sutherland Of West virginia
who had her coming out Thursday
afternoon Two other buds OF the
week were Miss Msrgot Fiske, who
was presented at a tea Tuesday and
the week ended with the presentsl
tion OF two charming girls, Miss
| Katherine Munson. daughter OF
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Munson. at tea
at the Washington Club. and Miss
Esther McVsnn, who had her com
ing out at a tea at 240e Sixteenth
street.
Miss Munson. who is a lovely lit
tie blonde, had quite a house party
! for her party yesterday.
WEEKS PARTIES CENTER
ROUND FAMED VISITORS. %
Many of the weeks parties cen-
! tered about the visitors of note IN
town. There are always noted Wis
itors in Washington-alway OF
course Gen. George Robert NivclIe
was the bright and shining star ST
the group. He entertained and was
4 entertained. The French Ambsssa-
Cor and Nine. Jussersnd gave a
luncheon for him and the Sccre-
-tsry OF War and Mrs. Baker asked
I some personaEes 10 tea 70 meet him
and he, himself. was host At iun-
. chcon. Ernesto Lefevrc. formerly
. President Of Panama. was in town
for day or two as the guest OF his
Z brother, J. z. Lefevre. charge DAT
faires Of the Panama legation. He
{ sailed yesterday for his homo in
I Panama. Roman Ry barski. vice min
lister OF finance OF Poland who iS
| at Wardman Park Hotel-he came
over TO negotiate a loan for hts
country-was a guest at tho dinner
at the Polish Legation TUESDAY Cv-
ening. Gen. Edward NJ Nichols.
superintendent Of the Y. Nj. was
another interesting visitor who has
been entertained a great deal. Mrs.
William H. Crocker, Of California.
is another visitor Of widespread in
terest-also Mrs. T. II. Hartman OF
New York. They came from New York
! together in Mrs. Harriman's private
car about the middle OF the week. Mr..
Hartman to visit Mrs. Z. II. G
Slater and Mrs. Crocker to be the
guest Of Mabel Boardman. The
Countess Of Granard was an inter
esting guest as were also the George
| wickershamS
The report Is being revived that
George Bernard Shaw is to visit
America next month. II. c. Wells
and G. X. Chesterton are coming
about that time, il is also rumored,
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