Evening star., 1920-02-07


of Mrs. Archibald MacCrea OF new
York. who are spending a few weeks
here. The guests numbered about
twenty.
Mrs. Breckinridge Long will be at
home informally after o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Martin A. Morrison. wife of
the president of the Civil Service
Commission. will be at home inform
ally for the last time this season OF
Wednesday. February II. from to
o'clock. She will be assisted by mrs.
George Wales. wife of Civil Service
Commissioner Wales. and the ladies'
of the Indiana delegation in the con-
gress
Mrs. John {. Fremont will be at
home informally on Saturday altei
Moons in February.
Mrs George Mesta will give Val
entine tea dance in the large osli-
room of the New Willard on Saaurosst . ~
afternoon. February II. in honor OF
Miss Mona Blodgett and her COUSIN,
Miss Porcher who is spending the
season with her.
Miss Mary Perry Brown will be at
home Informally on Monday a1terc =
moons. February Q and is, firm 10
| o'clock at 1865 Mintwood place
Mrs. ]. l.. Chamberlain will not OBJ
serve her at home on Monday ai'e'
noon,
Mrs. John Wright Price of Ward
man Park Hotel and her two mousse
guests. Mrs. Hugh Baldwin Oh Couunl
bus. Ohio, and Mrs. William r. Ran
,, Ter Of Bristol, Va, will go to Annapo-
! lis tomorrow to spend the day ana DC
entertained there.
Mrs. Price was hostess at charm
| ingly appointed card party ana tea
for her guests on Tsurs'aE mrs John nv "
Langley of Kentucky entertained az
luncheon for Mrs. Baldwin and MIS-
Kabfer, who are sisters. Mrs. Lang :
ley's other guests included Mrs. Em-
met c. Cudger and Mrs kihs S"ope
| of Kentucky and Mrs. Price:
Following the luncheon Mrs Lang
! lev took her guests to the Elman con-
cert.
Col and Mrs Henry d. Todd. jr,.
entertained company OF young peo.
Miss Peggy Martin. taking their guests
later to the Junior Leagues small and
early"
In the company were Miss Harriet
, Todd Miss Celeste Crosby. Miss Helen
| Tucker, Miss Jane Boyd. Mr.. Andrew
"
Coulter. Capt Lombard. Mr.. Winthrop
Lockwood and Lieut.. Howard Fellowss
Several hundred guests will dance to-
night at the beautifully arranged ball
i to be given at the New Willard Hotel by
and among those who have accepted the
invitation fthe committee are: The
Secretary of War and Mrs. Baker. Maj
Gen. Geo W. Burr and Mrs. Burr, Maj
Gen. John l.. Chamberlain, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Marlborough Churchill. Brig.
and Mrs. Drake. Brig Gen. and Mrs.
Frank T. Hines. Nal. Gen. and Mrs.
Ireland, Mai. Gen and Mrs., Henry Jer-
vey, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. E. A. KreEer.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. F. W. Lord. Brig.
Gen and Mrs. r. c. Marshall, Jr. Maj,
Maj Gen. and Mrs w. ]. Snow Mai.
Gen. George o. Squier and Nal. Gen.
c. c. Williams.
! Col. A. T. Fletcher will entertain a
party at the supper dance at the Cafe
st. Marks this evening
Miss Pamela Henry will be at home
| informally tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Julius Kahn. wife Of Repre-.
tative Kahn of California, will be
d. HOIuS III Ncr 2pd1 TIL Ont
at the Toronto on Tuesday afternoon
i'from to O'Clock.
| Mrs James C. Cantrill. wife of Rep
resentatiSe Cantrill. is spending the
month in Chicago and in Kentucky.
Mr. William A. Slater has taken a
box for Tuesday evening for the pres
entation OF 'Hullo. Washinstonr' at
the marine barracks.
The American pageant will be the
feature Of the American bali to be
given Thursday evening at the New
Willard Hotel by the Navy League,
and not only will the history of this
country be reproduced in as pictur-
esque manner as possible. but many
of the scenes are copied from famous
paintings commemorating events of
one or another of the periods
throughout the early days Of the coun-
try. The fact that many descenda mt s
Of the early settlers have assembled
in Washington for the purpose of
taking the parts actually played by
their ancestors lends added interest
to the OCCASION.
The group representing the sign
ers' of the Declaration OF Independ-
ence is an especially interesting one,
and nearly all Of those taking part in
it are direct descendants of that great
body of men. A group representing
the landing of William Penn is an
other well planned reproduction of a
bit of history. Miss Lydia Biddle is
the chairman of this group, which