Evening star., 1920-12-14

J ed, but it will be an event of tn
near future.
bought the charming residence a
1901 36th street as permanent home
Navy Bud Presented to Society.
Society folk in large numbers wi
this afternoon greet Miss May Taylor
daughter of Admiral and Mrs. Davi
w. Taylor, who is making her debu
Z home of her parents 1913 18th street
The drawing rooms and tearoom ar
abloom with pink blossoms. tina
being the favorite color of the bud
and her mother are dozens of clusters
baskets and bouquets Of flowers sen
by her own and her parents friend
in the Navy and in society generally
Miss Taylor will wear for the after
noon an airy, dainty frock Of silver
draped over cloth of silver and fin.
ished at the girdle with a cluster o,
silver roses. She will carry a bouquet
Of pink roses. Mrs. Taylor is wearing
a gown of black velvet with silver
embroidery.
The matrons- who will be with Mrs
Taylor to assist her during the after
noon. include Mrs. Robert E. Coontz
Mrs. r. S. Griffin, Mrs. W.. L. Little
field and Mrs. Horace Macfarland.
Taylor and all Of whom have shared
the hospialities of the season with
her. include Miss Edith Bacon. Miss
Mary Louise Johnson. Miss Adeline
Oxnard, Miss Zilla MacDougall, Miss
Marjorie Gelm, Miss Esther Mcvann,
Miss Katherine Munson, Miss Kath-
i.S srtne Marriott Miss Margaret Taylor,
lobe and Miss Maize Gown.
| Following the tea or -. afternoon
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Horace Macfar-
land chapsroned Miss Taylor and her
assistants. with an equal number Of
men. at the supper and tea dance at
Representative and Mrs. Frank W.
MondeH will be hosts at tea this
afternoon at their home on o street
to present their daughter, Miss Doro-
thy Mondell. to the friends who are
| on Mrs. Mondelps visiting list
The drawing rooms and tea room
are decorated with palms, ferns and
! pink roses, and added to the general
BY the friends of Representative and
Mrs. Mondell to their daughter.
Mrs. Mondell will be assisted by
Mrs: Willis Van Devanter, Mrs. John
y. Henderson, Mrs. Josiah A. Van
Orsdel. Mrs. John b. Kendrfck, Mrs
Samuel Winslow and Mrs. Horace M
Towner.
Miss Mondell win have with her
q number of the seasons buds, and
she will wear for the afternoon a
charming gown Of coral pink tafteta
Mondell will wear a gown Of brown
velvet with gold embroidery. Follow
ing the tea there will be a supper
party for the assistants.
Senator and Mrs. Hiram johnson
iarrived in Washington yesterday from
iCa1tfornta, and will be at the Hotel
Washington until they are more per-
manently located.
Mr.. Gilbert Grosvenor entertained
At dinner at the Cosmos Club last
evening. to meet the president and
Cen s, John John a; Le5sune. .s, eommandant;
George Richards. all Of the United
States Marine Corps. After the dinner
Cen. Le5eune addressed the members
Of the club on the Meuse-Argonne
war map Of the battle prepared by
the War Department. Mr.. and Mrs
Grosvenor today moved in from their
country residence. Wild Acres. where
they have been spending the autumn
and are at their home, 1928 18th
street.
Admiral and Mrs. H. B. Wilson are
ct the Hotel La Fayette for q few
days.
Col. and Mrs. Robert H. c. Keltor
Will observe the tenth anniversary oi
their wedding with q dinner party q,
tho Chevy Chase Club tomorrow even.
ing. MAJ. James Clark Mcclure. who
was best man at the wedding, is com
! ing over from New York for the oc.
casion.
Mrs. Frederick G. Hicks, wife o,
Representative Hicks. will not OBJ.
serve her Tuesday afternoon at home
today.
| Nine. Louisa TetraszIni will today pa,
= visit to Continental Hall for the pur
and eonferring with tho oficials Of tn
Daughters Of tho AIaerican Revolution
The conference will deal with tho projoc
Of the formation Of a similar patriot,
society in Italy which ia to be bo knowl
luton. xhich Nina. retra1sini has sd Il
ready taken steps to form, Tho sinso'
ID. tho daughter Of q Forsntine patrio
who fought under tho hsro, Garibaldi
Mrs. Geo1o Minor. presldsnt-Rsnerai o
ton was FeoentIy in Washington ant
Mme, TetraHxini had intended to mee
and oonfer with hsr at that time, bu
was unable 70 coma to tho city until tw'
Qoyb ago, MfH JOhn King Van R6hs
salaaF, tho noted society leader Of New
port and New York, who founded tn
Coioniai Danes Of America, aroussa
Mime. Totrazsini1g interest in tho Daugh
tors Of the American Revelation, Mrs
Van Renoelaer glye reception u
honoF OF thu psinsa donna In New 'Yori
and anong tho other guests wore tn
mesnbesv OF the Rufus King Chapter o
the Daughters ct the American Revplu
ticn, Nina TstIaSsini became intensel!
tRteseste4 in tiaaiF patriotic work Ant
1t the suggestiea at Mrs, Van Rensseiaa
declared that she Weuld lend all her in
flpaace 70 feuRd q HE society in Italy
Mme. fetkaEsint win tgsnerreV discus
tho matter with several officials Of tn
Italian embassy here.
Miss Charlotts FreessaR CLASH vii
sRtestaiu at a tea Thursday afternoon
DecenheF %, 1Sam ia & O'Clock, ii
hOHef ct three Of this seaaea's debu
tantes, Miss Blines Davenport Wheel
81, Miss Bdith Bacon and Miss Ann
CTBvon-
Mrs.. lorgaa Callahan 10 entertain
Ing 1T bridge this afternoon for Mrs
Francis Stuart Low, Who 10 leaginl
Washington the hast Of the week t
join hse husband. Lieut.. Low. in Nes
York.
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