The Washington times., 1920-11-08
TO PRINCETON GAME.

Miss Helen McLanahan will enter.
tain at luncheon on Thursday in COM
pliment to Miss Zilla MacDougall. one
OF this seasons debutantes. On FRI
day Miss McLanahan will go to
Princeton, n. j., to remain over the
week -end and attend a football game
and dance.
The One Hundred Club has selected
Monday, January 3. and Monday.
February Z. as the dates of it's first two
dances this winter and will give a
third dance later in the season. They
will be held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, tr. The COM
mittee Is composed OF Mrs. Stokes.
Mrs. Scott Thropp. Mrs Cromwell
Brooks and Miss Gladys Hinckley.
Frank p. Hartman, jr.. and his bride.
who was formerly Miss Anita Kite,
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at their apartment in the
Cordova.
Mrs. John Dee Van Wagner. who
has been visiting her sisters. Mrs
Augustin Prentiss and Miss Olga Hull,
returned yesterday to her homo in
New York. ...
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin
will return today from Tupelo Point,
Mattapo sett. Mass. making the trip
by motor. Miss Hamlin Is making
visits in Boston and New York and
she will Join her parents in their
Washington home at the end Of the
week.
Lady Stewart Mckenzie, Of Scot
land, who has spent the summer at
Hot Springs, and made a short visit
in Wash ngton earlier in the fall, has
the willard for the season. She il a
daughter OF Sir Balfour Stewart, a
distinguished author.
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Gov. R. Livingston Beeckman. of
Rhode Island, spent the weekend at
the Washington and left today for
the White Sulphur Springs to join
Mrs Beeckp.an. who preceded him.
They will spend the remainder Of the
month there.
Edouardo Garcia Comm, who has
been secretary of the Spanish en-
bassy at Santiago, Chile, has been
transferred to a similar post in the
Spanish embassy at Washington.
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Mrs. John Hays Hammond has gone
to Hot Springs, Va, and Is at the
Homestead, accompanied by Mrs.
Charles Hoyle. OF Washington, and
Mrs. Benjamin Nicoil, of New York.
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The Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith.
rector OF St. Johns Church, who Is in
i'll health. has been granted a years
sick leave and has gone to California
with Mrs. Smith. Canon George viii
liam Douglas, OF the Cathedral of St
John the Divine, has been called to
Washington to be acting rector. and
will take up his new duties on No
vemebr 81. DR.. and Mrs. Douglas will
live at the Hotel Lafayette this win
ter. He was formerly connected with
st. Johns.
Mrs. Alexander Mackay-Smith and
Miss Virginia Mackay- Smith sailed on
Saturday for Europe and expect to
spend the winter abroad.
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Mr. and Mrs. william J. Starr, of
Hope House. Eastern Shore, OF Mary
land, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Rosa
mond Starr, to Mr.. John w. Belt,
United States diplomatic service
Miss Starr is a beauty, the younger
daughter Of the house, and is noted
for her prowess In the saddle, on the
tennis court and the golf course. In
fact. as an all-round accomplished
athlete. After she graduated she
made a trip around the word, and
knows society in New York. Boston,
Baltimore and other cities. Mr.. starr
In member OF the Royal British
Academy OF Art and Of the New
York and baltimore Yacht clubs. Mrs
starr is a writer OF note, the author
" THE Garden OF the Caribccs" and
other tales and political articles. For
so young a man Mr.. Belt has had
considerable experience In Latin
American affalra aarxin1 At anuih