Evening star., 1920-03-17

ington-in Official and dipapanatic as
well as resident circles-weZe printed
in Mrs. MarshalFs name. and it seems
pity that she could not have seen 1t
doubled her efforts when she found
that she had to work for two" and
there is every indication that she has
arranged one of the most successful
functions Of the sort ever given in
Washington.
Mr.. Ernst d. Van Rensselaer, Of New
York entertained q small party at din
ner last evening to meet his COM
patriot In the Red Cross service with
the Italian army in the late war. Cas-
silly Cook. also Of Gotham.
Mrs. Alice Niles Boyd Of Kosciusko.
Miss. and Richmond. Va. who
Is at the Powhatan for a few days.
was hostess at delightfully."- ar
ranged tea yesterday afternoon to
friends and relatives from her Mis-
stssippi home. who are residing in
Washington. She was assisted by
MISS Lalla Jones of Norfolk and Rich
mond The guests were entertained
IN the dining room of the Powhatan.
! ana there were decorations of palms
| I'D spring flowers. Among the guests
We're Maj. and Mrs. Arthur L. Webb
Mrs Bernard B. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlton NJ. Clark. Miss Louise Ed
! munds, DR.. and Mrs. Clifton +. Clark
and Miss Annie Laura Clark.
Lieut.. Col. Daniel Cogbill. l.. S A.
retired. has leased his residence on
New Hampshire avenue to Capt. and
| Mrs. Gay o. Parson and Lieut.. Rob
! ert NJ. Butler. L. S. n. Lieut.. Cogbill
! will leave this afternoon for Char
| make his permanent home.
! Mime. PanaretOH n Hostess.
Nine. Panaretoff. wife of the min
| lister Of Bulgaria. was hostess at d
reception given last evening by the
/ Mount Holyoke College Alumnae AS
| sociation in compliment to the presi-
dent of that college. Miss Mary Emma
Woolley. who is visiting Mrs. Frank
! @. wilkins at the Congressional Nine
| Panaretof is an alumna of Mount
| Holyoke and is helping in the present
] campaign to raise an endowment fund
! OF $3.000.000. in the interest of which
| Miss Woolley came to Washington
! for a few days.
| The drawing rooms and dining
rooms of the legation were decorated
with spring flowers. Nine Panaretoff
was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Malcolm T. Price. president of the
District Chapter of the Mount Holy
oke Alumnae Association. and Mrs.
fund committee. Presiding in the
dining room were Mrs. Jesse r. Hill
debrand and Mrs. Eugene Stevens,
both members of the association.
Among the notable guests present
was DR.. Caroline $. r.. Spurgeon. pro-
fessor of English literature in the
University of London. and the presi-
dent of the Federation of University
Women of England. who is spending
a few days here as the guest of the
Association for Washington of the
Collegiate Alumnae.
Mime Grouitch. wife of the minister
from the Serbs. Croats and Slovenes,
will give d talk on "Present-Day Con-
ditions in Serbia" which will be the
third OF series of free Lenten lee
lures at the Theodorus Bailey Myers
Mason House. at 1906 Goth street. a 5
o'clock this afternoon.
At the bazaar and exhibition of the
handicraft OF soldier patients at the
Service Club Walter Reed United
States Army Hospital. Friday March
t1a. tea will be served bv Mrs. Mer-
rite W. Ireland Mrs. Walter Reed
and Mrs Henry X. Rea of Pittsburgh,
Pa.
The work of the soldiers shows an
astonishing variety, from rag rugs to
! the most delicate work in jewelry
! a nd he artistic excellence is beyond
dispute.
! The following well known Wash
ington women are assisting: Mrs r
| H. Taliaferro. Miss Blanche Baker
| Mrs. {. D. Warden. Miss Francis
Weeks. Mrs. Brainard Warner. Miss
ellen Young. Mrs. Oswald Saunders
Mrs. H. r. Cover. Mrs. Margaret
Hatch and Mrs. J. Thomas Kelly
Nine Teiusanu. wife of the militia ~
! attache of the Rumanian legation. and
Mrs. T. Septimus Austin were the hos.
esses for the ride last evening at l.
Riding and Hunt Club. The regular dri
| was followed by stall race in whicn
the winners were Miss lie Moyne Dun
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