The Washington herald., 1920-02-05

ell, daughter of Mrs. Lowell and
!, who was recently married.
her mother. Mrs. Samuel Humphrey,
or Philadelphia. who Is her guest.
Nine. Teisuanu was at home Tues.
day afternoon and will receive again
next Tuesday.
Mime. Christian Hauge entertained
large and distinguished company at
dinner last evening.
sHAkEsPEARE READINGS
BY MISS WILCOX.
The League of American Pen
women will have as their honor
guest at their weekly tea tomor,u
MISS Mabel Osgood Wilcox, who will
give interpretations Of Shakespeare s
plays. Mrs. Paul Anderson will sing
Shakespearean songs and a male
quartet VIII also be on the after
Moons program. The hostess for The
day VIII be Miss Elizabeth NJ Barnes,
assisted by Msr. Marie Moore For.
rest MRS. Josephine Rich, Mrs. Aus
TN Thomas, Miss Jessie GriswoId
MISS Laura Thornburgh. Miss Myra
Hole and Mrs. Eva Griffith.
MIS-. Glover Roscoe. Of Los Angeles.
Is here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Louis N. Geldert.
II. H, Emmons and Sidney d. Wal
uoh' VINO were at the Willard for a
tew days. have returned to their
Miss Clara T. Ennis, daupbtsr =,
Brig, Gen.. and Mrs. William Ennis
Of Newport, is spending a few daXs
in Washington.
Former Senator and Mrs. Henry r
Lippett, who were at Palm Reach
nave returned to their home in Provi,
dence, r. !.
Prince Alliata di Montereale n, III,
italian Embassy stan, who is at
RAIN Beach. gave 4 luncheon at the
Beach Club there Monday,
Robert Batcheller, of this CITY. ba.
Just left for an extended stav at
Palm Beach. o.
Trinity College has the distinction
OF having her majesty Queen Eliza
beth of the Belgians as an honorary
alumna, the degree of doctor M
literature having been conferred upon
her by his eminence Cardinal Gibbons,
at the reception given by the Sisters
OF Notre Dame de Namur for their
ma1esties during their visit here last
october. The Washington chapter of
the alumnae will give a ball ton,or.
row night at the New Willard Hotel
10 winch many of the most prominent
women of diplomatic and residents /
society are lending patronage. They
include Sonora de Riano, Sonora de
Mathleu, Baroness de Cartier. Bar
oness Romano. Nine. Pezet, Mime.
Salderon, Nine. de Cespedes. Sonora
Elfzalde, Sonora Sol, Princess I.ubor.
mirska, Nine. Pulaski, Mrs. Henry
Ashurst. Mrs. c. c. Calhoun. Mrs
Thomas L. Logan. Mrs. Thomas Car
ter, Mrs. Maurice Francis Egan. Miss
Janet Richards. Mrs. Martin GIynn
Mrs. Lawrence v. Grogan, Mrs NJ r
Phelan. Mrs. ]. Eric Powell. Mrs Jobn
F. Bryne. Mrs. Milton Allies. Mrs,
John Burke, Mrs. Fenton Bradford,
Mrs. d. ]. Callahan, Mrs. Tbonas
Lane. Mrs. Peter A. Drury, Mrs. Sam
uel Drury, Mrs. Thomas M, Foley.
the Misses Kerby. Mrs. darcy
Magee. Mrs. p. J. Nee, Mrs. ]. F.
Powers, Mrs. Charles Selden. tr.. Mrs.
D. c. Shea, Mrs. Hal H. Smith. Mrs
Ernest Schofield. Mrs. William West,
Mrs. Wimsatt. Mrs. s. r. Loughran
and Mrs. Michael Dowd.
Mrs. Arthur Ryerson, who was Wis
lifting Senator and Mrs. Medill Nc
Cormick. left yesterday for Aiken,
8. c.
Sir George Paish has left Washing
ton for New York,
Miss Anita Tunstall Smith, of Balti-
more. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock.
$ Among the people present at the
last lecture of the Alliance Fran
caise were: Mrs. c. v. Boynton, Miss
NJ. Fl. Mellon. Madame Ekengren.
Madame Moravia. Monsieur and
Madame A. Blanchet, Mrs. William
II. Baldwin, Mr.. L. E. Lee, Mrs.
Schuyler Merritt. Mrs. r. s. Fay.
Mrs. H. r. Bigelow, Mrs. H. c. How
enden. Mrs. II. Purdum. Mrs. w. A.
De Candry, Mrs. and Mits Cover.
Miss n. Magruder, Mrs. Charles b.
Jewell. Miss Pillsbury, Miss C.
Parker. Miss NJ. G. Fox.
The next lecture will be delivered
at the Washington Club op Monday.
February 9th. at $50. by Capitaine
G. de Lavergne. The subject, ac-
by stereoptlcan views,
will be: La Vie des Ailes-Choses
d'Aviation."
Mrs. James r. Mann entertained
at q luncheon Yesterday at the
shoreham