Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-10
Society

Navy ball to be given at the
Hotel Commodore in New York to
night. The ball Is for the benefit O
the Navy Club. and the Secretary O.
the Navy and Mrs. Daniels are alst
1 patrons. as are the Governor of New
York and Mrs. Smith and the com
mandant Of the Marine Corps an'
Mrs. George Barnett.
h The minister OF Switzerland. Mr.
Marc Potter. returned to Washington
yesterday after spending a few Week
in cuba, accompanied by Mr.. Emile
Fonttnel, attache OF the legation, "h'
returned with him.
Mrs Joseph S. Frelinghuysen. wife
Of the senator from Few Jersey. VII
return tomorrow morning AFTER
short stay in New York.
Entertain at Dinner.
i The third secretary of the ltallal
embassy and Signora Geisser Celesia
! di Vegliasco were hosts at dinner ias'
! evening, entertaining in compliment
to their house guest. Don Valentine
Molina. noted Spanish artist. who re
Gently held an exhibition in New YORK
| Mr. George n. Poulieff. counselor OF
| the Bulgarian legation. and NINE
! evening at Wardman Park Hotel
I Mrs liz, e. copley. wife of Repre-
+. sentative cop1ty. will leave about May
+! - for HEY home in Aurora. Ill wher'
+ she will spend the summer months
and where Mr.. ropley will join her
later for occasional visits.
Senior Don Jorge A. Pezet. attache
7 of the Peruvian legation. entertained
/ f1,n fnp RI n me-
Wardman Park Hotel Saturday after
! noon, his guests including some OF the
debutanteS of the season and members
OF the diplomatic corps.
Commander and Mrs. Frank Barrows
Freyer entertained at supper party
last evening.
Miss Anna Hamlin returned to Wash
ington last night from Boston. after
"a visit of several weeks in that city
land in Princeton Mrs. Hamlin, who
Joined her daughter in Boston. will re-
main there for two weeks before Joining
her family here. Miss Tracy Lyon OF
New York will arrive in Washington
tomorrow to be the guest of Miss Ham
lin for two or three weeks and will at
tend the horse show with her.
Mrs Thomas F. Logan has returned
from New York. where she spent several
weeks.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins is en-
PERTAINING in her drawing rooms this
afternoon from to s o'clock, during
which time Miss Jane Seymour klink
will read palms. the revenue derived
to go to the Mills College endowment
fund, for which a drive is being made.
Mrs. William +. Dennis and Mrs.
Charles y. Riker have gone to Louis
vile, Ky. to attend the races.
Junkin entertained at luncheon yes
terday at Twin Oaks. having as guests
the minister of Serbia and Nine.
Grouitch. Mr.. Jan Masaryk. counselor
and charge daffaires of the legation
of Czechoslovakia: Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock.
Prof Miller. Canon William L. de
Vries. Col. J. NJ. r. Taylor. Miss
Elizabeth Howry and Mrs. Junkin's
house guest. Miss Miriam.
For the tea later in the afternoon
the table was set on the wistaria-
covered porch. where Mrs. Efingham
Townsend and Mrs. Henry Fairbanks
served punch. One of the chief at
fractions of the afternoon was
Shamus OBrian,> the famous Irish
wolfhound of the host and hostess.
who in the recent Washington bench
/, show captured four first prizes. two
special prizes and was winner Of
medals.
Col and Mrs. Junkin will leave
Twin Oaks Saturday to take posses
sion of the town house of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles J. Bell, the owners of
Twin Oaks, for the rest of the season.
| Mr.. A. r. Vermiyion announces the
L., Il =
ME Elizabeth ShacAeford. at 1880
o'clock this morning. to Mr.. Thomas
Fogarty. Rev. f. V. REGISTER, official
/, ing Mr. and Mrs. Fogarty left
! Immediately after the ceremony for a
/ wedding trip in the north, and will re-
| turn in time to be at home at the New
ry apartments, after June /.
| The marriage in London tomorrow
! of Lady Cynthia Curzon. daughter of
Lord Curzon, to Lieut.. Oswald Nose
! ~ of England IS of more than ordi-
resided the mother of the bride-elect,
i the late Mary Letter Curzon. Lord
Curzon's first wife. whose marriage
was celebrated at st. Johns Church
in this city twenty-six years ago and
was followed by an immense recep-
ton at the Letter mansion on Dupont
circle.
With her older sister, Lady Irene
Curzon. the bride-elect has maintain
ed a London establishment in the
heart of Mayfair following her
fathers second marriage. And with
her sister Lady Cynthia was promi
nent in war work throughout the
world war.
Lady Alexandra Curzon. the young
est daughter. while making her home
with her sisters during her holidays
has been for several years past al
boarding school, where her. young
cousin Nancy Campbell. eldest daugh-
ter of Gen. and Mrs. Colin Campbell
is also in attendance.
, Lady Cynthia. whose marriage will
be attended not only by the King and
Queen Of England and the Dowager
Queen Alexandra, but also by the
King and Queen of Belgium, more
strongly resembles her late mother
than either of her sisters and is a
notably beautiful young woman of
tall and commanding appearance.
Another fact of unusual interest in
this marriage lies not so much in the
attendance Of the King and Queen of
Belgium. nor the. novel fact of their
having made the trip across the
channel in an airplane. but in the
reason underlying their determination
to go to England at any cost for this
marriage of two English subjects