Evening star., 1920-02-26
Senator'S Wives "nt Home.

Senator Calder of New York. and
Mrs. Joseph |. France. wife OF Sena-
tor France Of Maryland. will be "at
home" this afternoon from to 6
o'clock in the red room of the New
by the wives Of the members of the
New York and Maryland delegations
in Congress. Mrs spencer, wife of
Senator Spencer of Missouri, and Mrs.
Kendrick. wife of Senator kendrick
of Wyoming; Mrs. B. &. 1athbury.
Mrs. France. and Mrs. William Miller
Collier will preside at the tea table
Nine. Philippe c. Soeyes is enter
tanning at a dinner party tonight in
honor of Mrs. Lott, wife of Col. Abra- :
ham G. Lott. who has recently re-
turned from France.
Miss Nancy Lane and her flance
Mr.. Philip Kauffmann. will be the
guests of honor of Miss Margaret
Simonds at supper dance at 9
o'clock tonight at wardman Park
Inn.
Mrs Howard Sutherland. wife of
the senator from West Virginia, will
not receive this afternoon. but will
be at home next Thursday. She will
have with her then her daughterin-
law. Mrs. Richard X. Sutherland. who,
with Capt. Sutherland, came to Wash
ington last week.
Mrs Medill Mccormick will be at
home this afternoon from 4 to 6.
Mrs. Thomas and Miss Thomas
wife and daughter of the senator
from Colorado. will be at home this
afternoon.
Mrs. Nathaniel B. Dial and Miss
Dial, wife and daughter of Senator
Dial of South Carolina, will receive
this afternoon.
Mrs. Kellogg. wife of the senator
from Minnesota, will not be at home
today, but will receive next Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman will be at
home this afternoon. when she Will
be assisted by Mrs. Clarence Rich
mond Day and Mrs. Edwin T. Pollock,
who will preside at the tea table
Nine. Cremer entertained the board
Of governors of the Washington Club
at a box party at '"The Last of the
Crusaders" yesterday and at tea
afterward at the legation. where Mrs.
Mebane. the guest of Mrs. John Lind
say Morehead. gave, in costume,
charming account Of her visit to the
Queen Of Rumania.
Nine. Cremer will be at nome IN.
formally tomorrow afternoon from 4
to s.
Senator and Mrs Warren G. Hard
ing entertained at dinner last evening
Mrs. E. II. Brooke of the Highlands
will entertain at dinner tonight at
the Cafe st. Marks
The Japanese ambassador. ki1uro
shidehara. will be the honor guess
at a Japanese luncheon which the
Fifth Avenue Association will give
in New York on March 4. 1t Will
he the first of a series or three
far eastern luncheons. Judge Z. ~, ~
Gary will be toastmaster Ihere VII
be covers for about 4oo ana .nS
luncheon will be served in the grand
ballroom Of the Biltmore.
Representative Richard T. Yates;
formerly Governor of Illinois. ana
MIS-. Yates will give a dinner this
evenine at Wardman Park Hotel in
commitment to Mrs. Carrie Jacobs
Rond and tomorrow she will be the
honor guest at A luncheon when
Mrs. ]. NJ Shafroth will give; also I
the weekly tea of the Pen Women 5
League the same day. Mrs. Bond
viii leave washington the end Of
the week for New York. Then she
vii, 90 to her old home, In Chicago
for a visit, and from there TO James
Vile. Wis. where she was born De
fore returning to her present nome IN
HOLLYWOOD, Calf.
Senior Vicente Blasco lbaneZ. the
Snanish author, was the guest or non
or of Mr.. Tulio Cespero of Santo DO
minro at dinner at Wardman Park
Hotel last evening Among the other
guests were Nine. R y. MOrel. Miss
Morel and Col. and Mrs. Clarence Rld-
ley.
Miss Genevieve Johnston. daughter
of Col. William II. Johnston. has re
turned from Newport News. whe e
she visited her uncle and aunt, COL
,nd Mrs George Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinckard. VINO
have been the guests for several
weeks Of Mrs T. Septimua Austin.
have gone to Lakewood. where they
will snend some time with their chill
dren before going to New York
Mrs. Austin and Miss Austin Will
not resume their Sunday afternoons
at-home until March IA.
Mrs. p. Ewer Thornton will be at
home informally on Saturday after
o'clock at her apartment in the Ro-
chambeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Terry Remey