Evening star., 1920-02-05
Society

quay. gave one OF the largest and
most brilliant diplomatic receptions of
the winter yesterday afternoon in
honor of the minister OF foreign af-
fairs OF Uruguay and Nine. Bueno,
who are guests of the nation.
The company TO greet the distin-
suished visitors and at the same time
bid them goodbye included the Secre-
tary Of State and Mrs. Lansing and
other members of the cabinet and
their wives: ambassadors. ministers
and hundreds of guests from official
and resident society.
Among those who assisted Nine. Va
rela were Nine. Elizalde. wife of the
minister from Ecuador; Nine. Urueta,
wife of the minister from Colombia;
Nine. de Gondra, wife of the min
wife of the secretary Of the Uru'
guayan legation, and Nine. Cana.
The minister and Nine. Buero left
Washington at l o'clock today. finish
ing their visit as guests of the coun-
try.
The am ba ssador of Chile and Sonora
Gle Matthew entertained at dinner last
evening in honor of the ambassador
OF Italy and Baroness Domano. ask
ing as other guests the amba ssad dor
to Mexico and Mrs. Fletcher. the
second assistant secretary of state
and Mrs. breckenridge Long. Com"
mander Randolph Miner. l.. S. ~. and
Mrs. Miner Mr.. and Mrs. William
Scully. Sonora de Cana and Mr.. Au-
Gusto o. .\rrazuriz. Chilean consul at
Baltimore.
will be at home tomorrow afternoon,
! when she will be assisted by Mrs.
! Peter Goelet Gerry. Mrs. +. H. G.
s.ater and the ladies of the emba ssy.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing will be the guests in whose
honor the minister Of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes and Nine.
Groujtch will entertain distin-
Suished party at dinner this evening.
The Secretary the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels will entertain at dinner to-
morrow evening in honor of the mem
bers of the industrial conference The
Secretary will go to New York to at
| tend the testimonial dinner to be
given there this evening in honor of
Mr.. Homer S. Cummings chairman of
| the democratic national committee, to
National Democratic Club.
/ Mrs Danie,s will be at home infor
| mally Wednesday afternoon. February
| II, when she will be assisted in re-
ciety of Sponsors of the Navy. who
will hold their annual conference here
at that time. Yesterday aft rnoon
Mrs. Daniels received informally and
many callers throneed the drawing
! rooms. Those assisting included Mrs.
I Julius Rosenwald and Mrs. Oscar
Strauss. wives of members of the in
! dustrjal conference; Mrs. Henry W.
Eeye3. Mrs. John A. Peters. Mrs. S. j.
! Nichols. Mrs. William a. Ayres, Miss
! Fannie Childs and Miss Mary Call of
Los Angeles
I Sonora de Calderon. wife of the
minister of Bolivia. will be at home
| tomorrow afternoon.
! Mma. Urueta. wife OF the minister
! of Colombia. will be at home this
afternoon at the legation. 1927 18th
Tulia Tribe and Miss Ines Tribe. to
assist her.
Mrs. Pomerene q Hostess.
! Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall was the
/ guest of honor at beautifully ar
ranged luncheon party which Mrs.
At!ee Pomerene. wife Of senator Pom
terene. gave at Rauscher's today.
/ The guests. numbering thirty-seven
we're seated at four tables. Mrs Pom.
creme presiding over one. Mrs. Josephus
Daniels occupying the place OF hostess
at another, Mrs. James II. Mann occu-
plying the same position at third
table and Mrs. Rufus Day at fourth
Each table had, instead of the usual
centerpiece of flowers. beautiful
epersne filled with the rarest Of fruits
including lucious strawberries to give
! a stronger touch of color. Candles
shaded in pink added additional beauty.
Mrs. Pomeren guests included, be-
sides Mrs. Ma. shall. Mrs. Josephus
Daniels. Mrs. Medill Mccormick. Mrs.
edward James Gay, Mrs. Joseph /.
France. Mrs. George P. Mclean. Mrs.
Andreus A. Jones. Mrs. James A. Reed.
Miss Alice Page, Mrs. James f. Mann,
Mrs. Thomas 8. Dunn. Mrs. Charles B.
Ward, Mrs. Samuel f. Winslow, Mrs.
James Young, Mrs. Gordon Lee. Mrs.
Mrs. Rufus Day, the Misses Pillsbury
and their house guest. Miss Rogers Of
Ohio; Mrs. G. c. McChord, Mrs. Fred
erick Young. Mrs. Theodore F. Shuey,
Mrs. John Hervey Young. Mrs: H; s.
Reeside. Mrs. A. A. Fries, Mrs. Hurley,
Miss Louise +. Lacey, Mrs. Lisner,
Mrs Dennis. Mrs. Wade Ellis, Mrs.
Lambert. Mrs. George lie Roy Boyle,
Mrs. e. S. Amber and Mrs. NJ X.
Blumenberg.
Col. Charles H. Mason and his sis
ter, Mrs. James T. Moore. are entertain
ing at a reception this afternoon from
) to o'clock. in honor Of the latter's
son, Capt X. NJ. Moore and his bride.
whose marriage took place about week
ago in st. Louis.
Pink sweet peas form the decora ton
on the tea table, at which Mrs. w. c.
Borden and Mrs. Peter Murray will
preside, and the other assistants include
Miss kathro NJ. Mason Of New York.
Miss 81. c. Randall, Miss Lydia Hobart
and Miss Edith Aultman
Mrs. Edwin T. Pollock entertained at
luncheon today at the Cafe st. Marks
for her debutante daughter, Miss Bea-
frice Pollock commitment n their
house guest. Miss Emily Potter Noble of
Philadelphia. The guests. numbering
thirty-siX, wore seated at four large
Ia bles adorned with flowers. Miss Pol
lock will be the hostess at an informal
dinner party tomorrow evening in honor
of Miss Noble, and on Saturday even
ing Capt. John Enochs will give a the
ater party for Miss Pollock and her
guest.
The wives of representatives in Con-
sress living at the George Washington
Inn for the season will be at home on
Monday afternoon, February ., from 3
to 6 o'clock.
| Miss Celeste Crosby will entertain
at a large dinner party at Rauschers
this evening before the dance which
Mrs. T. Septmus austin and Miss
Austin are giving there.
Miss Marjorie Mott. daughter of the
late Chief Justice Mott, will be in
Washington Saturday 20 visit her
uncle and aunt, Col. and Mrs. Archi-