The Washington times., 1920-01-25
lean ELIOT WRITES
: OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
News Of the Diplomats and the
Seasons Coming Social
Events
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,,formsl may be called a function
so distinctive In washington ms. MT
Mccormick has what comes pretty
near to being a salon. anywaS, so'
like her ehum. Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth IAiice Roosevelt), has - nnger
in a good many political pies quite
outside of her ofncial activities.
ON saturday night Senator and Mrs:
Mccormick will have more forinai
dinner for Mrs. Arthur Ryersen, who
will be their guest: and on fepruaiS
4 they will give 4 dinner Tor the
italian Ambassador and baroness
Romano Avexanna and the foish
Minister and Princess LubomirskA-
The dance which a group OF young
marrieds" are giving tomorrow night
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Syivanus
stakes. ir. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3.
HamIin's dinner for the Marshaiis'
also tomorrow night; Mrs FRANK ..
flights luncheon for Mrs. Marshaii
On Tuesday, and Mrs. Hufus Day
luncheon for Mrs. Edward Douglas
white. wife of the chief Justice. the
same day, are other important events
of this week.
Tuesday apparently is big Day
for that afternoon therell be the Ac-
tors Memorial Fund matinee In all
the Washington theaters. and In the
evening there's a reception at the
Congressional Club In honor OF the
Diplomatic Club.
This is q new departure Tor the
club, which has heretofore rather spe-
stsIised In entertaining home fclks
"a good many new things are being
inaugurated under the leadership OF
president-and II should prove. i
tsink, . verv happy innovation. Mrs
Ward will receive. assisted BY the
|ormer presidents of the club and the
wives of the members of the Foreign
Relations and the Foreign Affairs
committees of the Senate and House.
Who are members of the club. They
are Mrs Warren G. Harding, Mrs.
3eorge n. Noses, Mrs. Edward f.
Browne, Mrs.. l. ]. Dickinson. MRS.
Ernest r. Ackerman, Mrs. Frank l.
smith, MrA James T. Begg. Mrs.
Alanson b. Houghton, Mrs. Henry d.
Flood and Mrs. J. Charles Linthicum.
Others assisting will be Miss Mabel
Boardman, Mrs. George p. Mclean.
Mrs. Stephen B.sElkins, Mrs. Truman
a. Newberry, Mrs. Joseph S. Freling-
huysen. Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg. Mrs.
John B. Kendrick, Mrs. Miles Poin-
dexter. Mrs. Howard Southerland,
Mrs. Charles s. Thomas and Mrs
Henry Allen Cooper. 1t will be neces-
sary to present admission cards.
Although quito different in its ap-
neal, the annual dance Of the Notre
Dame Alumnae, which will be held
on Tuesday evening, Is also an event
OF considerable interest. Miss Jo-
sephine Sheehan, chairman of the
committee, Is making elaborate
preparations for the ball. which Is to
he given at 240o Sixteenth street and
promises to be one of the most sue
Gessful Of the year. Francis 7.
Hum phreys Is chairman of the moor
committee.
Among tho patronesses arc Mrs.
Martin I. Glynn. Mrs Michael l..
Phelan, Mrs- Laurence v. Grogan, Mrs.
charles ]. Began, Mrs. Robert A.
Dore, Mrs. James E. Fitzgerald, Mrs
.,loysius r. Genau. Mrs. Johnn X.
Hayes, Mrs. Katharine Humble, Mrs
francis r. Hurley. Mrs. Thomas ],
Lane, Mrs. Clarence Lee. Miss Hor'
tense A. McGewn, Mrs. Daniel o. Null
c;ahy, Mrs James c. Nealon, the
Misses Rover. and Mrs. Maurice j.
sSheehan-
Tho counseloI. of the Brazilfan en-
bassy, Mr.. Moierra, is giving . party