Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04

south American COUNTRIES
Luncheen at Navy Yard.
Mrs. Isaacs. wife of Lieut.. Edouard
Victor Isaacs, u. S. NJ, entertained at
luncheon today at their quarters at
the navy yard in compliment to Mrs
Duncan Wood. wife Of Capt. Wood,
y. S. n, who is visiting her sitter. Mrs:
8. H. Dayton, wife Of the commandant
ed Mrs. s H. Dayton, Mrs. R: e.
iCoontz, Mrs. Wyman. Mrs. c. H. Bry-
an. Mrs. s. s. Raby. Miss Callahan. Mrs.
w. n. Hunt and Mrs. J. D. Robnett.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edison Bradley have
arrived IA Washington and will be at
the Shoreham until Saturday, when
they will return to New York to re-
main until December. They will later
return to Washington and reopen
their residence on Dupont circle.
which has been closed for two years.
Commissioner Boardman was the
guest Of honor at q luncheon given to-
Day BY the secretar L;i., STAN Of the
tien Of the District Of Columbia at its
main headquarters, 1888 F. street
northwest. This was the first of q
series Of luneheons to be held once a
month throughout the autumn and
| women. Miss Boardman is q charter
! member of the local association.
Mrs. Judson c. Clements will be
Joined At her apartment at the Cor
Dulaney Of Psewee Valley, near
Louisville. KY, who will make her a
\ visit Of some length before going to
the southern coast of Florida for
midwinter. Miss Dulaney has spent
much time in Washington and has
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Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark and
iher daughter, Miss Charlotte Free
man Clark. will leave Washington
Miss Clark will represent the Dis
trict of Columbia at the cotton pal
ace exposition. Many brilliant balls
and other festivities of q carnival
nature will attend the exposition.
and Mrs. Clark and her daughter will
be in Texas for about two weeks.
Capt. and Mrs. William Dugald Mac
Dougall will introduce their daughter.
Miss Charlotte MacDougall and Miss
zilla MacDougaii. formerly to. their
friends at tea at the Washington
iClub the afternoon of Thursday, De-
cember %. r.
Miss Chariotte MacDougau was
presented informally in London dur
ling the war when Capt. MacDougall
was naval attache at that post. She
Ii now a student at Smith College
land will spend the holidays in Wash
lington. Miss Zilla MacDougall, after
istudying abroad, was graduated in
June from school at Simsbury.
lConn.
The Countess Won Moltke- Hsitfeldt,
formerly Miss Louise Bonaparte of
Washington, who has visited in New
York since her arrival a short time
ago, came to the capital yesterday
and will be the guest of Miss Patten.
on Massachusetts avenue. for a while
Before coming to Washington the
countess was the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j.
Bonaparte. in Baltimore IN where Mr..
Bonaparte Is quite Ill.
A housewarming and reception to its
friends will be held at the day nur-
sery of Neighborhood House Saturday
afternoon, from 4 to 6 o'clock. Plans
for the reopening Of the day nursery
in the raising of the needed funds is
to be made Monday evening. when the
benefit performance of when We're
Young will be given at the Shubert-
Belasco Theater.
The young matrons in charge of the
benefit performance of when We're
Young" have formed a committee,
which includes. Mrs. John w: Thomp-
son, chairman; Mrs. Claude PAnglais,
Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. Dwight
Chandler, Mrs. Ashmead Fuller. Mrs.
Robert Hinckley, Mrs. George Norris,
Mrs. Paul Reed, Mrs. John Smallwood.
Mrs. Newbold Noyes and Mrs. Philip
Kaufman. Miss Jamie Hearin and
Miss Adelaide Pierce are associated
with them.
Upon the success of the benefit per-
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many little ones in tho way Of good
milk, clean beds, comfortable clothes
and amusement during the hours the
mothers are engaged in breadwinning
and sustaining and keeping together
q home.
Society folk in general will respond
heartily in taking boxes and groups
Of seats for when We're Young"
Countess Eleanor Gizycka is at the
Plaxa Hotel in New York for a short
visit.
Miss Mildred Williams, daughter Of
the assistant secretary Of war and
Mrs. williams, will spend part Of the
winter IN washington under the cha
peronage Of her cousin. Mrs. Eliphalet
r. Andrews. Miss Williams made her
debut in Richmond. Va, last winter.
Dinner Party Of Last Night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Eberly enter
tanned at dinner last evening ut their
home. on 18th street, in honor of
Miss Elfreda Martin Of st. Louia and
Allene Upper Wilkes, the writer. of
Now York. Tho Rev. Henry Allen
Topper and Maj. r. Hara, assistant
| military attache Of the Japanese en-
baesy, were among tho guests.
! Mr.. Romeo Guaraldi, secretary to
the military attache Of the italian
| embae1y, has returned to Washing
| ton after q visit Of several days to
1 Mr.. and Mxs EraSk Me,s-ccHa~s-