Evening star., 1920-03-17
Society

- -RS. WOODROW WILSON
IN ~ has accepted an invitation
IL" TO head the list of patron
esses for the Woman
Army and Navy League
ball to be given in the New Willard
the night of Wednesday. April :
which this year will be marked by
more than usual brilliancy.
The minister Of Bulgaria and Nine
Panaretoff are entertaining at the le'
cation. Mr.. Tsztko q. lief of Soma
Blu lgara. who arrived yesterday Tor
| short stay.
Spring Ten for Foreign Guests.
Mrs Thomas p. Gore. wife OF Sen
ator Gore. is entertaining at Tea
this afternoon at the Congresslona
Club in compliment TO Miss Vera
! Radcliffe of Cardiff. who is traNelins;
in this country with her chaperon
Miss Oh nhaIis This is Miss Rad
.,liffe's first visit to America and she
will no doubt be widely entertained
Her home in Wales. one OF the mos
beautiful estates in that country. is
known as "Tal-y-W Pen-y Ian
: tAbove the Storm.
Dancing will be a feature OF the
tea this afternoon and the guests Will
include number of young people
Red roses intermingled with fern VIII
adorn the tea ia Bile. at which the toll
lowing ladies will take turns in pre-
siding: Mrs. John Is. Kendrick. Mrs
Joseph L. France. Mrs. James A. Reed
Mrs. Connor. Mrs. Thomas J. Kemp
Mrs. James Patten and Mrs. William
\. Rodenberg.
Mrs Miles Poindexter. wife OF
Senator PoindeXter. will not receive
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs James A. Reed wife of Senator
! Reed entertained informally at
luncheon today.
Mrs Henry Wilder Keyes, wife OF
.Senator keyes Of New Hampshire. will
be at home tomorrow afternoon from
"a to o'clock for the last time this
season.
, Mrs ! B Kendrick will be at home
| tomorrow afternoon for the last time
this season. at 2400 18th street. from
IA to 6 o'clock.
! The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Ba ker dined last night at the Willard
/ with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muhlha user
of Cleveland, who are spending a
to NEE, them included Miss Katherine
/ Lowe and Mrs. Funk. Mr.. and Mrs.
Muhlhauser will entertain at large
dinner Saturday evening.
Mrs. William c. Gorgas entertained
a luncheon party in French in an
Irish setting today at the Highlands.
/ having twenty-five guests. all of
whom speak French. The entire con-
iversation of the afternoon was car
ried on in French and there was a
! delightful program of short verses
and stories in the language The
decorations were in spring flowers
with green predominating. and the
place cards were in green.
! Mrs. S. B. NJ. Young. wife of Gen.
Young, governor of Soldiers Home
was the hostess at buffet luncheon
today at their quarters, when her
guests numbered thirty. Maj Gen.
and Mrs. George W. Read. the latter
a daughter of Gen. Young, will spend
! Easter week with him and Mrs
!; Young.
! Gen. and Mrs. Young are planning
i to spend the summer motoring
! through the west. following Gen
| foungs resignation as governor OF
! the home. which becomes effective in
/ May.
! Mrs. Cromwell Brooks will entertain
at dinner party of twenty-five to-
| night at her residence 1870 Massa-
; chusetts avenue. Mrs. Brooks since
! taking a residence in Washington has
been a frequent and very delightful
| hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson F.. Downey of
Pennsylvania. who are spending the
winter and spring at the New Willard,
were suddenly called to PITTSBURGH
/ today by the illness of Mr.. Downey's s
brother. They have had to cancel
their social engagements for the rest
of March.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles b. Drake will
| entertain at dinner tonight at the
! Chevy Chase Club in honor of the
! Secretary Of War and Mrs Baker.
! The last concert of the PHILADELPHIA
! orchestra filled the New National
| howing with distinguished audi
ence. Representative and Mrs Nicho-
las Longworth were in Mrs Marshall
! Fields box. and Mrs. Robert lansing
| was the guest of Gen. and Mrs. Cro-
zier, who entertained others. Mrs
David Franklin Houston was with
Mrs. Ira Copley. who also entertained d
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg. Mrs. James r.
Mann. Mrs. Claude Langlais and Mrs,
Randolph Miner. In the audience were
tne secretary OF the treasury and his
little daughter. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh
with Mrs Dougherty and Mrs. Hamp-
son. Mrs. Louis D. Brandeis, Mrs
Thomas F. Bayard Mrs Robert
Hinckley, Miss Hinckley and Mr. Rob
ert O'D. Hinckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Thompson an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Pamela to Mr.. Irwin Moore
of Worcester. Mass. son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. c. Moore of that City.
No date has yet been arranged for
the wedding day.
Mr.. and Mrs Melville f.. ingalls,
who are at the RitZ-Carlton, in New
York will start tomorrow. on board
the La France, to visit their family
at CoblenZ. Mr.. Ingalls, brother-in :
law. Mr.. Arnold Robertson. formerly
first secretary of the British embassy
in Washington, now is deputy high
commissioner for the interallied
Rhineland district, with headquar-
| ters at CoblenZ.