The Washington times., 1920-02-13

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4. Mira. AdOlph Caspar 4iuer hss ro-
turned 10 Washington. after brief
visit 10 Atlantic city. Her brother
and sisteT-in-iRw, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Sprague. Of Chicago. are ex-
pscfed tomorrow 10 visit Afr. and Mrs.
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter wilcox will
entertain about 80 young people.
debutantes OF this season and last,
and their cavaliers. at a dance to-
night In compliment 10 their niece.
Miss Aline Hslstead. The party will b
be given at Mr. and Mrs. Wiico1's
home. 1926 New Hampshire avenue.
Miss Halstead's mother. Mrs. Albert
Hsistesd. will receive with tho
hostess.
Mrs. Halstesd and her daughter are
spending several weeks at the La
fayetts Hotel while Mr.. Halstead IL
serving as American commissioners In
Vienna; and Miss Halstead, who Is
OF debutante age. is having her nrst
taste OF society In her old home.
Congressman Henry d. Flood re-
turned To Washington today from
Richmond. where he has been for a
week.
Rear Admiral Robert Il. coontz.
chief OF naval operations. and Mrs.
coontz will entertain at a dance to-
night az wardman Park Hotel. There
Will be bridge for those who do not
| care 10 dance.
Nrs Coontz's sister. Mrs. Hugh
Sumner Wyman. of Olympia. wash.
who Is visiting her, will receive with
her, and a number of other ladies will
assist the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick 4. De!ano
viii be hosts at dinner tonight.
Mrs. Lincoln @. Valentine enter
tained at dinner last night i'm honor
of the Ambassador OF Peru and Nine.
Pezet. and had as guests the Minister
OF Salvador and Nine. Sol. Miss Alice
kennedy. OF New York. who arrived
| yesterday to be the guests of Mrs.
! Valentine; the Secretary OF the Bra
1 lillian embassy and Robert Krogstsd.
Mr.. Valentine, who went to New
York in December, will not return
| until the spring.
/ Mrs. Edward II. Brooke and her
daughter. Miss Brooke will entertain
at tea this afternoon at the High
! lands in honor of Mrs. r. ID. Lock,
ronto. Canada. who is her guest. As
sisting the hostesses will be Mrs. Al
| bert Mills, Mrs. william Beall, Mrs.
Barrett Ridgely. Mrs. Henry Far
| banks. Mrs. Conger Pratt, Mrs. George
! Cotton. Miss Mildred Greble and Mrs.
/ oliver Edwards.
Supper For Hitchcock.
Comdr. w. G. Childs, L. s. NJ. en-
| tertained a party at the supper dance
| at Cafe st. Marks last night in honor
of Raymond Hitchcock, who is play
ing at the National this week.
The dance to be given in Carroll
Hall this evening for the benefit OF
st. Vincent's Orphan Asylum will be
given under the patronage Of NJ.
Brooks Company. Parker Bridget,
Mrs. John Trapp. Mrs. w. r. Kerfoot.
! jr.: Mrs. f. A. Cavanagh. Mrs. John
sheridan, Mrs. William Duffy. Mrs.
Charles J. Harlow, Mrs B. Dough-
! crty, Mrs. Agnes b. Downey. Mrs.
John Hellmuth, Mrs. p. J. Boiseau.
Misses Kennedy, Mrs. John Foley.
! Mrs. Thomas Sheridan.
| Mrs. Charlotte M. Conger will enter
tain few Of the friends IF her
mother, Mrs. :. P. Brown. at a tea
this afternoon at her apartment in
the Cordova in celebration of her
mothers eighty-sixth birthday ami
versary. Mrs. Conger celebrates her
| mothers birthday in like manner
every year. Mrs. Conger's sister. Mrs.
Samuel Mattingly, will preside at the
| tea table.
''Isle Of Surprise- Presented.
! The Triangle Club of Princeton
University presented "The Isle Of Sur
PRISE" a musical farce in two act.
| to a notable audience at the Belasc1
Theater yesterday afternoon. Tho
| performance was given under a dis
tinguished patronage. and among
those entertaining box parties were
| Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Nj.
and Mrs. Frederick ID. Mckenney. Nj.
and Mrs. Maitland Dwight. Congress
man and Mrs. S. A. Kendall. Charles
Henry Butler. and Mr.. and Mrs. Den
by.
Mrs. Lane, wife OF the Secretary CT
| the Interior, and her daughter, Miss
Nancy Lane. and her fiance. Philip
Kaufman, and Col. and Mrs. ClAr-
ence Day were the guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Kaufman had in their
box. With Mr. and Mrs Dwight were
Mrs. Julian James, Mr.. and Mrs AL
1
| Whitehouse- Charles HenryButler had
several members Of his family with
him. In the box with Mr.. and Mrs.
McKkenney were. among others, their
daughters, the Misses McKenney, Mss
Elena Calderon. and Mrs. Fred Rrit-
ten, and Mrs- Madeline Austin Con
gressmAn and MIRA Kendall had ssv-
eral boxes entertaining their son.
John w. Kendall. and his weekend
guests. Herbert Pset and Charaes
Drennon. Of Kansas City. all students
of Princeton, and Ben Rigy. Of Phila-
delphia
The marriage Of Miss Helen Nay
Davis, daughter OF Mrs. c. H Ivtns.
and Lieut. Harvey NJ. PoverA U. s.
NJ, took place quietly yesterday At
the homo Of the brides mother, in
Irving street The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. James Mont
gomery. in tho presence OF . few