Evening star., 1920-05-20


| Bainbridge Colby will be the
| guests Of the ambassador Of
| Italy and Baroness Romano
Avezxana at dinner on May 81, when
q distinguished company will be present
to meet them. The ambassador and
Baroness Avezzana. with their daugh-
ter, Miss Romano Avezzana. will go to
New York Saturday for a brief visit.
Baroness Avezzana will return to the
embassy on Tuesday of next week.
1 Nine. Shdehara, wife of the ambaS-
sadof OF Japan. will he at home in
formally tomorrow afternoon from to
s at the embassy.
1 Invitations are being issued from the
State Department today in the name OF
Mrs. Bainbridge Colby. wife of the Sec
Iretary of State, for a reception Monday
tafternOon to the members of the diplo-
at her first reception to diplomats sew
eral weeks ago. Mrs. Colby has dis
continued her Wednesday afternoons
at home for the season.
The minister of Cuba and Nine. de
Cespedes. together with the members
of the staff. are celebrating the ami
Iversary of the independence of Cuba
| today. a national holiday in that coun-
| try. DR.. Pablo Desvernine. the secre-
! tary Of state OF Cuba. who spent several
days i'll Washington and was entertain
ed at luncheon yesterday by the Secre-
tary of State, Mr.. Colby, left today en-
route to New York. from which port he
sails for Cuba tomorrow.
| Speaker and Mrs. Gfllett Hosts.
| The Speaker of the House and Mrs
| Gillett have issued cards to the mem
| bers of the House and their wives
Country Club, Sunday afternoon from
| to o'clock. The event is of rather
| an ofncial nature and will mark the
| first time Mrs. Gillett has enter
| tanned since the death of her father.
| several months ago.
| The horse show this afternoon will
be attended by many prominent dip
| lomats and officials, together with
number of visitors from out of town.
| Secretary of State, with her daugh-
| ters. the Misses Colby. will be guests
| in Mrs. Charles Boughton Woods box,
! her other guests including Miss Nor
| gan and Mr.. L. B. Heemskerk. Mime
Ekengren will entertain in her box
| today the minister of Poland and
| Princess Lubomirski. the undersecre-
tary of state and Mrs. Frank l. Polk
and Mrs. Breckenridge Long. Mrs.
| Victor Kaufman will have as guests
F>reyer. Nine. Aubry. Mrs: G. r.
| Krauthoff. Mrs. Clarence Richmond
| Day and Capt Civalleri Of the Italian
! embassy: yesterday her box party in
| cluded Mrs. Jouett Shouse, Mrs. Joseph
Hampson. Mrs. William A: Hill and
MediI Mccormick, Mrs. James r.
Mann. Mrs. Ira c. Copley and Mrs:
Joseph Hampson will be the guests Of
Miss Julia Maths this afternoon in
her box. and Yesterday she enter
tanned Col. ana Mrs. Matthew A.
De Laney, Miss Katherine Judge.
| Capt. Greeley and Capt. Murdoch.
| The horse show yesterday afternoon
! was particularly brilliant. smart So
ciety being present in large numbers.
was present with a party. and others
included Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson
| Mrs. William F. r. Hit. Mrs. Ord
! Preston. whose box party included
Mrs. Conger Plat. Miss Mary Preston.
Miss Madeleine Hammond. Miss Theo-
dora Pleadwell, Miss Mary Lois Pas
chal and Miss Helen Herr. Others on
the grandstand included Maj. and Mrs.
| Henry Leonard. Mrs. Delos A. Blod-
gett with her daughters, the Misses
Rlodgett. and a party of friends: Mrs,
box party; Mrs. Dorothy Williams
McCombs. Miss Betty Grove. Miss
Madeleine Austin, Miss Marcia Cha
pin, Miss LouiseS Littauer. Mrs. B. H.
| Warder. Mrs Louis BroWnlow. the
Charles W. Kutz. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter S. Penfield, Mrs. Mcneil of Du-
range. Col; Miss Gertrude Coffman.
Gladys Hinckley. the Misses Walms-
ley. Nine. Claude Langlais. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Dennis Upson. Mrs. Cromwell
i HNAnko nd Mrs. CnrfnU p1foo
Mrs. Ira Copley entertained infor-
| mally at luncheon today at the Shore
ham. later going on to the horse
show with Miss Maths, who enter
tanned the guests in her box.
A quiet wedding took place yester-
day at the residence of Senator and
Mrs. George W. Norris of Nebraska
ter. MISS Hazel Norris, became the
Broken Bow. Neb. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. j.. Mcbride
Sterrett in the presence Of small
the various rooms of the drawing
room suite were adorned with a pro-
fusion of spring flowers. The bride
wore a lovely gown of ecru satin and
lace with hat to match. and she car
ried q bouquet of bride roses and
llHeB OI IHC tdICys AL AhAOi MAI AV-
ception followed, and later Mr.. and
Mrs Robertson left for their wedding
trip. They will make their future
home in Broken Bow. The bride and
BRIDEGROOM met at the State Univer-
sity in Lincoln, Neb.. in their fresh
man year and graduated in the same
class.
Mrs. Larz Anderson has as a guest
for the horse show Miss Elizabeth
Seabury of Boston.
Mrs James W. McAndrews. wife of
the commandant of the Washington
barracks, has discontinued her days at
home. The first and third Fridays
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