New-York tribune., 1920-11-07
Theater Parties
Enliven Week
In W ashinlggton
Countess Romano Avezzana
Entertains at Tea in the
Embassy III Honor of the
International Balloonists
Dinner at Polish Legation
Miss Rosa1nond Starr. of
Maryland, Is Enaged to
Marry John W. Belt
Spse,ol psspotca to TIE r-shnns

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WASHINGTON, Nov. S. Besides
several dinner parties which were but
yttle heralded, the theaters were the
srest meeting places for society this
week Mrs. Wilson attended two con-
ce.ts, the first on Tuesday to hear the
Boston symphony, when, occupying the
Presidents box, with her were
Baroness Romano Avezz&na. wife Of the
Ambassador from Italy; Mrs. Edward
Douglas White, wife OF the Chief JUS
.;ce Of the Supreme Court; Mrs. Henry
T. Dimock, Mrs. Alexander Hunter
Gal, and Mr.. Eolic Boiling, Tie latter
two respectively the sister and sister
;n-lar OF Mrs. Wilson. Friday Mrs.
wilson heard Nine Fricda Hcnpel in
song recital, and when she went to
near Eugen Nsaye sh. took as guests
Mrs. Bainbrldge Colby, wife of the
Secretary Of State; mnissioner
Mabc Boardman and family party.
Her guests for the New York SYM
phony concert were Lady Geddes, wife
Of the Ambassador from Great Britai1.
Mrs. David Franklin Houston, wife of
the Secretary of the Treasury; Mrs.
Roland S. Morris. wife of the Ambas-
sador from Japan; Mrs. Norman II.
DAVIS, vile # the Under Secretary 81
State, and Mrs. Julian James. Miss
BoarGman, who sat in an opposite box,
had Lady Blanche Beresford, OF Eng
land, with her.
The Shubert- Carrick Theater was
filed Monday with the cream of So
ciety, official, diplomatic and mere
smart, TO see "Sonya." Mrs Marshall
Field was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend. Quite more in
teresting was the Daddy Dumplins"
show, with Maclyn Arbuckle and
seven children IN the cast. Eoss, Alex
suder, Margaret and David Geddcs,
children of SIR Auckland and Lady
Geddes; the children Of the Siamcsc
and Swedish legations. the children OF
the Presidents Secretary and Mrs.
Tumuity and others were in boxes, and
were received by the children OF the
cast following the snow.
An engagement announced in Wash
ngton to-day, and which is Of inter
est in New York, Boston and other
cities is that made by Mr.. ard Mrs.
William j. Starr, of Hone House, East
srn Shore Of Maryland, of their daugh-
ter Rosamond, to John W. Belt, of the
United States diplomatic service. Miss
Starr is noted for her prowess in the
saddle, on the tennis court and the
golf course. Mr. Starr is member of
the Royal British Academy OF Art, and
Q. the New FORK and Baltimore act
clubs.
Mrs Colin Campbell, of England,
is the guest Of her brother and sister
n-aw, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter.
Signora Giuseppe Brambilla wife Of
the counselor OF the Italian Embassy,
presided at the tea table when Countess
Romano Avezzana, wife Of the Italian
Ambassador, entertained at tea IN the
embassy for the Italian balloonists
who took part in the recent inferno
iiOnal race At birmingham, Ala. 81
gnora Guidoni, wife of Lieutenant Gul-
doni. air attacHc Of the embassy. and
Sgnora Geisser Celesia di Visliasco,
wife of the third secretary, assisted
Signora Brambilla.
There were dinners at the Polish
Legation and at the Japanese Embassy
during the week, and Mrs. Henry Cor
bin entertained for Mrs. Colin Camp
bell.
The marriage of Miss Edith shep-
pard Wallach daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Wallach TO Gaines Gwathmey.
OF New York, Viii take place Novem CT
lS a. the estate of MI and Mrs. Vel
ZACH. Fenton Farm, Warrenton. Va.
Only members of the family will be
present ard M Gwathmcy will take
his bride to live in New York. Miss
Wallach is the niece of Mrs. Woodbury.
Blair
The unveiling of the English alabas-
ter monument to the late Right Rev:
Henry Yates Satterlee, first Bishop OF
Warrington, in Bethlehem Chapel,
Cathedral of SIS Peter and Paul. Mon
day afternoon brought notable COM
gany together. among them Henry
Yates Satterlec. of Boston, grandson
Of the late Bishop. and Mr.. and Mr..
Frederick W Rhnelander, of New
York who We're house guests OF Dr