Evening star., 1920-03-09
Society
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honor and six bridesmaids. After the
wedding the bride and bridegroom
will live near Washington.
Mr.. TIL. Fokker, formerly Dutch
| consul general in Russia and now
on a special mission to the United
States. temporarily attached to the
| Netherlands legation. entertained at
dinner in the New willard last night.
and later took his guests to the re,
| ception given by the counselor ana
charge d'afraires of the CzechosloVak
legation.
| DR.. and Mrs. Paul Samuel Reinsch,
| the former recently retired minister to
China. left Washington last evening
for New York. where they will be
! guests of the new minister to emma
Mr.. Charles Richard Crane. and mrs
Crane, who will shortly leave for the
orient. DR.. and Mrs. Reinsch will re-
turn to their home. on r street
| Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Gallager of
Chicago entertained at dinner last
evening at the Shoreham. They came
to Washington for the reception iast
| evening at the willard by the latter :
brother. the charge d'affaires OIL
| The Southern Society of Washing
! ton has issued invitations for re-
! ception in honor of Gen. John }. Ier-
shing in the ballroom at the New
| Willard Hotel Friday evening. March
l12, at o'clock There will be
/ dancing.
| Mrs Davenport White is entertain
| ing at a small informal bridge party
! this afternoon in compliment to Mrs
Edgar Hall Thompson. wife OF MAI.
Thompson of New York. and Miss Elsa
Kastner of Newark. N. ].
Hosts to State Delegation.
Representative and Mrs. Albert
Johnson entertained the Washington
state delegation in Congress at din
ner last evening in the shoreham
Hotel. The guests were Senator and
Mrs. Poindexter, Senator and Mrs.
Jones' Representative and Mrs. Had
ley. Representative and Mrs. Webster.
Representative and Mrs. Miller, Rep-
resentative and Mrs. Summers. Del
egate and Mrs. Wickersham. Repre-
sentative and Mrs Humphries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cassets had
small company at luncheon with them
at Cafe st. Marks yesterday
Miss Eliza Scidmore has gone to
California for a short visit and Will
later go to Japan to visit her brother
Mr.. George H. Scidmore, United States
consul general at Yokohama.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta. who
have been at their Pittsburgh home
for q week or more, Will return 10
Washington early next week
Prince and Princess Boncompagni
have returned from New York. and
will spend the spring at the Draper
home on K street.
Mrs. Robert Kerschner and Mrs:
Joseph Osler, who were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn, left
Washington last evening for their
homes in New York.
Miss Mary Boyce Temple has gone
to her home in Knoxville. Tenn. but
will return to her apartment at the
Willard before the D. A. r. Congress
in April. =
Mrs. John Marvin Wright has gone
to Philadelphia to join Col Wright
after spending some time in Washlhg-
ton with her mother. Mrs. Junlus w.
MacMurray.
The Ohio Society of Wash ington
held a meeting at RauscheF's last
evening which had as its general
features a reception, music. Speeches
and dancing. Mr.. Justice Day of the
Supreme Court, president Of the So
ciety, headed the receiving line and
presided at a brief business meeting
which followed the reception. AS
sisting Mr.. Justice Day were Mrs.
Newton D. Baker. Mrs, William Ham,
ilton Bayly. vice president of the So
ciety, Mrs. Rufus Day, Mrs. George F.
Martin. Mrs. Wade H. Ellis. Mrs
Chester D. swope and Mrs. Byron S.
Amber.
Mrs. Arthur Whiting Williams. a
violinist of note. gave a number of
selections, ard Mrs George Peabody
Eustis, a pianist we'll known in the
world of music. accompanied her. Mr.
Wade H. Ellis gave a short talk on
Russia and America. and there were
other features of the program. when
dancing started and continued for
several hours.
Married In New York.
In the presence of members of her
imm ediate family and few intimate
friends Miss Doris Louise Rabbit and
Mr.. Gerald Vernall Weikert, both of
this city, were married in New York
onj Friday, March 5, at st. Patrick's
Cathedral by the Rev Patrick DAILY.
They left later for Chicago, where
they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Sherr announce
| the enRaEement Of their daughter
! Anna to Mr.. A. w. Lillienthal OF New
| =