Evening star., 1920-03-01
Society

| HE Secretary of the Treas
| ury and Mrs. David Frank
| lin Houston have had as
| guest DIR. Sidney E. Mezes'
| president of the College of
the City of New York, who returned
to his home this morning.
Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pomerene
We're the guests at luncheon yeSter-
day at the New Willard of Mr.. Samuel
E. Mcclure of Youngstown Ohio. who
| Is spending several days there.
Conversational AT Homes"
Miss Maths and her sister. Mrs.
Snyder. will be at home INFORMALLY to-
! morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Henry D. Flood will not OBJ
serve her Tuesday afternoon at home
| tomorrow, and has had to cancel all
of her social engagements for the
| present on account of illness.
| Mrs. Lehlbach, wife of Represent
! atiVe Frederick r. Lehlbach of New
| Jersey, will be at home Informally at
| her apartment. Somerset House. 1891
18th street. tomorrow afternoon from
| 4 to O'clock.
| Mrs. r. c. Leffinsweu. wife of the
| assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
| will not be at home this afternoon.
| but will receive on the following Mon
days in March.
Mrs. r. NJ Kaufman and her small
son have returned to Washington
| after visit of several weeks in Or
| mond and Miami Fla, where she was
with her mother, Mrs. G. c. Willis.
NJ rnJn n
Negliasco entertained at luncheon
vest erday at the Montgomery County
! Club party of twenty-four diplo>
| mats and society folk OF W ashington.
Mr.. Jan Masaryk. counselor of le-
CATION and charge d'affaires for
Czechoslovakia is issuing invitations
for a reception to be given on Mon
day evening, March s. in recognition
of the seventieth birth anniversary
| of his father. Thomas Garrikue Ma
saryk, President OF Czechoslovakia.
His aunt and cousin. Mrs. Henry Fer
guson and Miss Ferguson of New
York, will receive the guests and
:erve as hostesses of the evening
Cor him.
Mr.. Jan Masaryk's mother, who was
formerly Miss Marie Garrigue of New
York. is in Prague with her husband,
the president.
MIS-. II. v" fOTDeS OIL We" I-oHuoii,
Conn. is visiting her sister and
orother-in-Iaw. Col. and Mrs. G. A.
Nugent, at their home. on 21st street.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Houk will en-
certain at luncheon today at the
Shoreham.
Mrs Peters widow of Commo-
dore G. H. Peters, is spending the
inter at Atlantic City. Mrs. Peters
VI hi fnr
| while in the spring before going
Up to her country home. in the noun
| aims of Virginia, near Bluemont.
I HapIcy have returned from Il months
visit at Boca Grande, Fla
| A reception and dance will follow
| the concert to be given in the ball
| room of the New Willard at S:45
O'Clock, when Sasha Notochenko. the
| Russian. will give the greater part
| Of the program on the tympanon. an
| intrument Of the seventeenth century.
| of whom he alone is an exponent.
| Miss Helen TaA. acting president of
| Bryn Nav College, will be the guest
| Of Miss Charlotte Harding, daughter
| of Bishop Harding, March IL to IA.
! Miss Taft's visit here is i'll the inter-
| est of the Bryn Mawr endowment
fund, and she Will ADDRESS d injecting
| of about $50 people on Friday after
! noon, March IL, at 4:30. DR.. David
| Jayne Hill is expected to open the
| meeting with a short address. Mrs. r.
| Louis Slade, the national chairman or
| the Bryn Mawr endowment. viii also
! speak Mrs Slade was recently the
iehairman of the woman's division OF
| the war personnel board of the Y. NJ.
| c. A. Several names have been added
| TO the list of persons who are on the
f; honorary committee of the endoW-
| nent for the District of columbia
! They are as follows: Mrs. Eliphalet r.
| Andrews, Miss Mabel Boardman, Bar
oness de Cartier, Mrs. Henry c. Cor
bin. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, DR.. David
JAYNE HILL Mrs. Swager Shirley, Ad-
miraI Joseph Strauss. Mr. Henry
White.
Mrs. Eliphalet F. Andrews will en-
tertain with a buffet supper on the
evening of Friday. March IL. in honor
Of Miss Taft and Miss Harding.
Debutante members of the Junior
| League will meet at the home OF MISS
| olive Graef tomorrow.