The Washington times., 1920-02-24

coran nm viii preside ia turn a.
the tea table and Mrs. Wsrd VIII
also be assisted by Mrs. Howard Rec
side aud the wives OF the members OF
the New York delegation In con
gress.
Congressman and Mrs. Ward gave
dinner at the Congressional club
last night, their guests includlns
the Secretary OF Commerce and Mrs
Joshua w Alexander, the Polish
Minister and Princess Lubomirsks'
Senator and Mrs. Wadsworth, Jr., SEN
| ator and Mrs. Calder Senator and
Mrs. Sutherland. Senator and Mrs.
James y. Watson. Miss Alice Page,
and many others prominent In society
Congressman william Mckinley and
his niece, miss Julia Maths, who Is
his hostess. will give a dinner tonight
for company OF eighteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory
and their youngest daughter MISS
: COrnelia Gregory, are at the Dewey
Hotel until they can find a suitable
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory have
recently returned to Washington from
New York, where they have been
since his retirement from the post or
Attorney General
| Congressman and Mrs. Thomas u.
Dunn viii be hosts at dinner al the
| willard tonight, having among those
| in the party contingent OF Con-
gressional guests.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson Gary are
| the guests for whom Lieut.. Col VIII
liam Eric Fowler will entertain at
dinner tonight. The party will be
FgI "A l.,
given in the apartment at 17l2 II
street Of which he has recently taken
possession.
Mrs. John Lindsay Mprehead had a
luncheon at Rauschers today for
Mrs. Frank Mebsne. OF Spray, n. c..
who is visiting her
Charge d'Annir~s Returns.
Hon. Ronald Lindsay. charge
d'affaires Of the British embassy. |
has returned from a weekend TRIP TO
New York.
Major J. g. o. Marriott, Of the mill
tary attaches STAFF OF the British
embassy, who was in Florida with his
fiancee. Miss Maud Kahn. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II. Kahn, OF New
joined their party when they went to
California from Florida and will re-
main on the Pacific coast indefinitely.
The party. which made the trip in a
private car, included also Miss Mar
garct Kahn. Miss Marianne McKeever,
OF New York, and a number OF others.
Mrs. Luther w. Mott will be at
home this afternoon from A TO 9
o'clock at 1925 Sixteenth street. Her.
mother. Mrs. Edgar ID. johnson, OF
Oswego, y. Y. who is her guest. will
receive with her
Mrs. stephen r. Elkins entertained
Informally al dinner last evening.
taking her guests later to the per
Torrance Of George Washington" at
the Bclasco Theater.
Col. Robert NJ Thompson and his
daughter. Mrs. stephen Pell. who are
in California. will return to Washing
ton early in March.
Prince and Princess Cantacuzene.
who are in Washington for visit,
are staying at the Lafayette Hotel.
Mrs Hokan Steffansen. who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles
BouGhton Wood. will return to New
York today. Mr.. Steffansen accom-
panied her to Washington, but went
back several days ago.
Mrs John r. Williams has as guests
her daughter. Mrs. John Ballentine
pitncy, and Mrs. Frederick Henry
Prince. jr.. daughter OF w. +. G..
Harding. of the Federal Reserve
Board
Judge and Mrs. Francis NJ. Scott.
who are visiting Mrs. Henry F.
pimock. will return to New York this
week. Robert q. Cook. New York, is
also visiting Mrs. Dimock.
The benefit for the national caril-
lon. postponed from Sunday evening,
will take place tonight at the Belasco
Theater, and will bring out a notable
attendance.
The Kappa Alpha Fraternity of
! George Washington University will
give its annual midyear formal dance
/ in the ball room OF the New Willard
on Thursday evening. The members
| OF the committee in charge are John
! Foote. James Hugh Davis, Vernon Nc
rherson and Arthur shannon.
The Kappa Alpha chapters from
Z Delaware state College, Maryland
State College. Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, st. Johns College and Richmond
College have been invited. and it is