The Washington times., 1920-02-04

Conger, U. s. N, who was formerly
Miss Alwilda Lowell.
the former office also occupies the
| thens post. Mr.. Yovanovitch has
teen minister to Great Britain for
three years. and was formerly under
secretary for foreign affairs.
DIR. Carl Paul Hubschcr. counselor
OF the Swiss legation, has been ap-
pointed Swiss consul general at Mon
! treaL
Nine. Teiusanu, wife OF the military
attache of the Rumanian legation.
| gave IA small luncheon today for her
mother, Mrs. Samuel Humphrey, OF
Philadelphia, who Is her guest.
| Nine. Teiusan was at home yester-
day afternoon and will receive again
next Tuesday. Mrs. William III. King,
wife of Senator King, presided at the
tea table yesterday. And among the
callers during the afternoon were Mr.
Lshovary, charge d'affaires OF Ru-
mania: Justino-dc Montavao, charge
d'affaires Of Portugal: Gen. Louis Col
lardet, military attache of the French
embassy: Mrs. Henry +. Dimcck. Mrs.
y
EhIe. william Phelps Emo, Mrs. Wal
ter Tuckerman, Mrs. Frank Hight,
Miss Flora Wilson, Mrs. Louis Titus,
Mrs. Sherman Miles, Mrs. George
Mesta, and William Bowie Clarke.
Hostesses at Ride.
Mrs. Howard Sutherland, wife Of
the Senator from West Virginia; Mrs.
Charles Gray Matthews. and Mrs.
Frank $. Hight. chairman of the en-
ltertainmcnt committee, were hostesses
at the Riding and Hunt Club last
evening for the ride and drill, fol-
lowed by supper and dancing. Among
those who rode were Mrs. hlbcrt
Strauss, Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Mrs.
James Cockrell, Mrs. Il. NJ. Andrews,
Miss Strauss, the Misses Gwendoiyn
and Muriel Denys. Miss Eleanor
Bryan, Miss Potter. Miss Eugenia
HoIcombe, Miss Heron, Miss Natalie
Barnes, Miss Marion Drain, MISS
| Wahl, Colonel Archer. Capt. A. Will
helm, Captain Kingsley, Lieutenant
TunstalI. John w. Holcombe, George
Oakley Totten, e. X. Brands. They
all remained for supper and the dan
cling which followed, some others or
the club joining them for the dancing
| John joyce Broderick, of the Brit
ish embassy staff, had a company at
dinner last evening in the ball room
of the Shoreham.
Mrs. Marshall Field will entertain
| n number of the members OF the cast
of "HulIo. Washington" at dinner be-
fore the final dress rehearsal on mon
| Law evening Scores of dinners are
| scheduled for the first night of the
| .crformance the hostesses having in
yited their guests to accompany then
! q the show following the dinners.
, large pumber of society foik oi
| baltimore and philadelphia will be
| lmong those present
Mrs. Dial Cancels AT Home"
Mrs. Nathaniel B. Dial and Mis-!
| Rcbecca Dial will not be at home to
morrow afternoon, owing to illness
| in the family.
Sir George Paish has gone to New
York from Washington and is stay
| ing at the Plaza Hotel.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. jr.
| iaye taken a box for next Wednes'
| lay evening for the performance o.
| "Hullo. Washington" to be given
| he Marine Barracks for the benefi
| 4 the Children's Hospital.
Bernard NJ. Baruch is entertaining
A party of guests at his place OF
| Ninyah Bay, Georgetown, ). {.
Mrs. Joseph s. Frelinghuysen vii
! ,e at home tomorrow afternoon 9tte
! t o'clock.
| Mrs. Harry $. New, wife of Senate
.cw of Indiana. will discontinue he
thursday afternoons at home unit
March.
| Mrs. Arthur Ryerson. who has bceI
visiting senator and Mrs. Medill Nc
| -ormick, started today for Aiken
S. c.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Lay are a,
the Hotel st. Regis, in New York"
| Miss Maxwell Church is visiting
the Misses Orme in New Orleans.
From there she will go to New Mex
leo for a visit.
Nre. Pollock. wife of Capt. Edwin
r Pollock. L. s. n, will entert1'a
AZ a luncheon of forty covers at The
| cafe st. Marks tomorrow.
| Miss Anne Dulany will be hostess
at a small dinner .tIrnorrow night.
| taking her guests to tnS dance which
Mrs. Septimus Austin and Miss Made
| Ieine Austin arc giving at Rauscher's.
| Diplomatic Women Pntron"Sscs.
Trinity College has the distinction
having her majesty Queen Elizabeth
of the Belgians as an non NrarN
eiumna, the degree of doctor If lr,i-
,ture. having been conferred upon
her by his eminence Cardinal Glib
hons, at the reception given by the
sisters OF Notre Dame de Namur for
their majesties during their visit here
last October. The Washington chap
ter of the alumnse will give ball
on Friday night at the New willard
Hotel. TO which many OF the most
| prominent women Of diplomatic and
residential society are lending pa
/ ThrN include dc