Evening star., 1920-05-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair. At
Silver Spring. Md. and Mrs. Flynn
will be the guest OF her parents foI
some time.
Mrs Tuttle is in Utica. N. r, visit
ing her mother. and is expected to re-
turn here shortly.
The former United States ambassa-
dor to Italy and Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page have arrived at the Shoreham
to spend few days.
Mrs. Mary Rittenhouse Muncaster
has gone to North Fork, Va, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. P. Van Sickler. for
two months.
Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton F. Reynolds
Of New York have arrived in Wash
ington for short visit and are at
the Hotel Washington.
Mrs. I. T. Mann is returning to
Washington today from visit In New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Mann will have as
their guest next week the latter
brother. Mr. Howard Meyers Of Bram-
well, w. Va.
The first of series Of supper dances
will be given this evening at the
Maison Dupont. 1901 r street north
west from to 12. The patronesses
include Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mrs. Beverly
Mason. Mrs. c. w. Larned. Miss Mabe
Boardman, Mrs William Holland Will
mer. Mrs. William +. Sewers. Mrs
W. Littell. Mrs. J. A. Hoogewerff and
Mrs. Mason Patrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger OF
the Kenesaw apartments are leaving
today for an extended stay in At.
lantic City.
Do, y,
tanning week end house party al
their country home. Shell Cove, in
honor of Miss Annie Goode Torbett
Their guests include Capt. and Mrs
William Tydings, Miss Louise Nance.
Miss May Little. Miss Torbett, Lieut.
SanderSon, Mr.. Mitchell owens and Dr
l.. y. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gilbert Bent, with
their children, have returned to their
| home. 1901 Crittenden street north
west. after short stay at the Had
don Hall, Atlantic City.
To BENEFIT Providence Hospital.
Mrs. James F. Barbour. who has for
years successfully engineered the an
nual ball game between members of
the Metropolitan and Chevy Chase
clubs for the benefit of Providence
Hospital, instead of the game. has in
sion day. Part or all of the funds
realized will be used in equipping a
ward in the hospital for reconstruc-
ton work for weak and disabled SOL
diers.
The Cornell women Of Washington
will hold their last dance for the
benefit Of the semi mi-centennial endow-
ment fund May IA at 24O0 18th street.
Among the patrons and patronesses
are Representative and Mrs. Dan. A.
Reed. Rev. Z. G. b. Pierce and Mrs.
and Mrs. J. Clyde MARQUIS. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. o. Tingley and Mrs. A. L.
Douglass. On the committee are MISS
Jean Stephenson, Miss Abbie Ting
ley and Miss Grace Bennett. Final
plans will be made at the meeting of
the club at a tea given by Mrs. AL
fred Savage Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Levin p Richardson of Balti-
more will be the guest Of the Club
of Colonial Danes Monday afternoon
at o'clock and give her lecture en-
titled "The Rights Of Americans to
the Use Of Coats of Arms"
Mrs. Thomas w. Hungerford is en-
tertaining her mother. Mrs. B. G.
Rouzie. and her Sister-in-law. Mrs.
Beale Rouzie, of Essex county, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Edelin, recently
sold their home on Park road. and are
located at the Biltmore apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elvans Mayf1eld
left on Thursday for California, with
party of friends. to be gone until
July /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Summers have
left for New York to spend two weeks
iE visiting friends.
dance OF the War Department
Get Togethers" was held at 1407
Massachusetts avenue by the per-
sonnet of the allotment section of the
office of the director of finance We'd
nesday night. The delightful infor-
mality of the affair was enhanced by
the award of prizes in a number
dance. each fifth couple receiving a