The Washington herald., 1920-01-15

a few days In Washington and is
staying at the Albany.
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry returned
yesterday from q short trip to Phil
Henry Getty Chiffon. of the British
Embassy stan, expects to leave
Washington about February II for
his new post in Brazil.
MRS. BARNEY TO
ENTERTAIN ACTORS.
Nine, Sol. wife of the Minister Of
Salvador; Nine. lie Breton. wife OIL
the Ambassador of Argentina, and
/ the wives Of several Of the other
| diplomats will receive with Mrs. Alice
Barney at her day at homo tomorrow
afternoon at her residence. 1875 Rnode
I Island avenue. Mrs. Barney, VINO is
extending q general invitation to the
public for that afternoon, 10 promis-
ing several surprises for her guests.
| including an auction Of boxes and
seats for the special matinees at all
| of the local theaters on Actors Me-
mortal Day, January q. Robert Ede-
son and Robert Emmett Keane viii
be the auctioneers. Anyone desiring
to bid for a box or seat who can't
attend the function is requested to
mail their bid to Mrs. Barney.
| Mrs. Barney will have as her
special guests that afternoon Al
Jolson and allS the other members
Of the companies playing in Wash
ington this week. She also Is ex-
pecting several members Of the pro-
fession from New York, among them
Elsie Ferguson. The chairmen and
members Of the various committees
| for Actors Memorial Day will also
receive with Mrs. Barney. Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh is chairman of the
| women's committee; John Barrett is
chairman of the special matinee COM
mittee, with Mrs. Newton Baker as
/ vice chairman. Mrs. Baker is TAX
! ing an active interest in this benefit.
consenting to be a member of such
| committee for the first time. She
| feels the country Is greatly indebted
! to- the stage for their part in the
| war. Mrs. Henry Price Wright is
] chairman of the matron's committee
and Miss Frances Hampson of the
| young ladies' committee.
! On Mrs. wright's committed are
Nine Grouitch, Mime. Sol, Mrs.
Henry Getty Chiffon. Mrs. George
Barnett. Mrs. H. H. Rousseau, Mrs.
David Porter, Mrs. Walter H. Tuck
erman, Mrs. Claude Mayo. Mrs.
Richard Oiney. Mrs. Charles B.
Henderson. Mrs. Victor Cushnan.
Mrs. Charles 8. Bromwell. Mrs. Cath
crime Rush Porter and Mrs. Effing-
ham L. Townsend.
The members Of Miss Hampson's
committee include Miss Lindsay
Wood. Miss Marcia Chaplin, Miss
Nancy Lane. Miss Anne Gordon. Miss
Ida Adams, Miss Beatrice Pollock,
Miss Ruth Donaldson. Miss Betty
! Grove, Miss Virginia McKenney, Miss
| Helen Tucker and all of the seasons
debutantes. These girls will assist
at serving the guests with refresh
| ments tomorrow afternoon
| The patronesses are. among Others,
| Mrs Woodrow Wilson, Miss Margaret
Wilson. Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall,
Mrs. Charles Hamlin, Mrs. George
| Barnett, Mrs. Randall Wagner. Mrs.
John Hayes Hammond, Mrs. Robert
Thompson. Mime. Tsamados. Mrs.
Hennen Jennings, Mrs. Robert
Lansing. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock,
Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt, Mrs. Nit
chell Palmer and Mrs. David Houston.
, Col. InOmaS haDorB VINO was tne
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson
Gibson has returned to New York.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. wife Of the
! Secretary of tfTe~Navy received yes
! terday afternoon. Assisting her were
Mrs. Emmett C. Gudger, Mrs. Will
lam W. Venable, Mrs. Warren Gard.
Mrs. A. G. winterhalter. Mrs. r. e.
Lansdon. Miss Mary Temple. Mrs.
! E. W. Cole. Mrs. Daniel H. Gienty
and the Misses Fanny and Helen
! Childs. Assisting in the dining room
| were a number of North Carolina
! girls, who are students at Gunston
Hall: Miss Virginia Ryder, Miss Mary
| Alexander and Miss Ella Victor, all
Of Charlotte: Miss Kate Copeland and
Miss Josephine Copeland. Of KInston;