The Washington times., 1920-05-27

aboard the Adristic for Europe.
Nine. wilhelm vom Rath and her
children. accompanied by her sister,
Miss Isabelle May. have arrived in
Hamburg. where they Joined Mr.. vom
Rath. who has leased a house there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron M. Parker, jr.,
who were the guests for some weeks
OF her mother, Mrs. Lily Tyson Elliot,
at her country residence, Warwick"
near Ellicott City. Nd. Is now enter
taining a large house party at Mrs.
Eliiott's cottage at Atlantic City.
Henry White has as his guests
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Buckler,
who have been living in England
for several years. Next week they
wiz opeA their country homes Ever
green" near Baltimore.
Mrs. Ross MATHS, of Champagne,
Ill. is visiting Congressman William
Mckinley and his niece. Miss Julia
Maths.
When Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ruddock
sail next week from Vancouver for
China where Mr.. Ruddock will serve
as nrst secretary of the American
legati at Pekin. they will be ac-
companied by Mr.. Ruddock's father.
Charles II. Ruddock, who will remain
In the Orient all summer. returning
by the way of Honolulu. Alexander
Kfak, brother of Mrs. Ruddock. who
will be one. of the assistant secre-
taries In our embassy at Toxic. with
his mother, Mrs. j. II. Kirk, will
leave for the Orient at the same time
hr Rndhnnk nd his artv
Eatertains at Luncheon.
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson enter
tained at luncheon yesterday at the
willard In compliment to Mrs. Charles
w. Rogg. OF Des Moines. The guests
included Mrs. Edwin /. Meredith. wife
of the Secretary of Agriculture: Mrs.
James II. Mann, Mrs. James Parker,
Mrs. Ross II. MATHS, OF Champagne,
Ill; Miss Julia Maths. Mrs. Theodore
w. Noyes. Mrs. Ross Thompson. Mrs.
A. b. Butler and Mrs. James w.
Green.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Martin b.
Stonestrect are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a daughter on
May at Long Beach, Cal Mrs.
Stonestreet's mother, Mrs. A. A. Cc-
Mrs. Stonestreet in California. Mrs.
Stoncstreet was formerly Miss Es-
ther Whiting. of this city.
Mrs. John McGowan and Miss Anna
McGowan will sail on Saturday for
France. where they will spend the
summer.
The Attorney General and Mrs. A.
Mitchell Palmer who Will be the
guest Of honor at the Maytimc ball
to be given tomorrow night at the
Willard by the employees Of the Dc
partmcnt of Justice, will have in
their box Senator and Mrs. Oscar I'm
derwood. Congressman and Mrs. Hen
ry ID. Flood. Congressman and Mrs.
CordeIl Hull. Judge and Mrs. H. c.
Covington. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Lever
ing, jr.. Mrs. Waring L. Dawbarn,
Miss Virginia Bartlett. Major Oliver
Newman, Robert Bartlett, James FL
I lerson and Edwin Ellerson.
| Quantities of American Beauty
roses will be used as decorations and
after the ball will be sent to st.
Elizabeth's Hospital. A pretty fea-
ture Of the entertainment will be the
loosing of a quantity OF yellow and
white balloons, which will afterward
form part Of the scheme of decora-
tion.
| Society is centering its interest in
the garden fete and card party to be
held at Twin Oaks" tomorrow from
two until o'clock. This benefit for
! Armenian, Syrian and Greek orphan
| relief work Is appealing to people
| just at this moment of renewed up
heaval in the Near East. Mrs. NAL
colin S. McConihe and Mrs. Victor
Kaufman have sixty-five caro-
tables sold. Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer
Nine. Grouitch, Mrs. George T. Marye,
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry. Mrs
Charles b. Ames, Nine. Alexandra
ickolaieff, Mrs. William II. KING
Mrs. NJ. c. Burrcll will preside at the
tea and punch tables.
| Mmc. Dzeron Koshkarian is in town
arranging Armenian folk dances and
songs. Miss Minnie Hawke will
present her pupils in three feature
dances: Miss Marie Welch. with Miss
Alberta Ayres and Ralph Wylic will
give Ukrainian and Slavic dances. and
Miss Flora Kali solo dances. Nine
| IKwapiszewska, of the Polish lcga-
ton, will be heard for the first time
| in Washington. The Netghborhood
House Cn1iQTch Will piSSShs Aoy
Shop." and the Boy Scout Band play
Mrs. Carl A. Droop. Mrs. Frank q
Odenheimer and Mrs. Louis A. Abbott
| will entertain the children. The
Junior league girls with Miss Mar
raretta Tillman as chairman, invite
| contributions of candy and flowers
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes articles for
her "Save-a-Life" table. and Mrs
| Emma S. shelton will gratefully re
ceive homemade cakes and sand
| wichcs, which may be sent to the w
IC. r. U. headquarters, So Sixth
street northwest before 10 a. M. Fri
day. May %.
| The musicale and ball at Wardman
Park Hotel, which was to have fol-
| lowed the fete. has been postponed
until next Monday evening.
Miss Helen Katharine Emery,
daughter of DR.. James Armitage
Emery, and william Curtis Hendley
were married last night at the home
| of the brides father In Chevy Chase
in the presence Of a small company
|