The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-17
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Brilliant Audience Attends Washington Opera-Dinners
and LuncheOns-News of the Diplomats

cOllS-lNCWS vi tliS
viii be the guest OF honor at dinner
tonight OF Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt.
Nine. Peter, wife OF the minister
OF Switzerland, who has been In Nc"
York for several days. will sail today
for a short visit to her home In
Switzerland.
Mrs. James A Reed was hostess at
lunch today.
Col. Vladimir 8. Hurban. military
attache OF the Czecho slovskia Lee
cation. and Madame Hurban left this
afternoon for Miami. Fla. going by
New York. They will remain until
Colonel Hurban, who has not fully
recovered from the effects OF the war
entirely recuperstes.
Mrs Thomas r. Gore is entertain
ing at tea this afternoon for her
guests, Miss Radcliffe and Miss Chem
halls. both OF Cardiff Wales, who
are making their 1rst visit TO Amer
lea.
Mrs. Gore will be assisted by Mrs.
James A. Reed, Mrs. John Ii. Ken
drick, Mrs. Joseph I. France, Mrs'
Kemp, MTs. Rodenburg, Mrs James
S. Patten and Miss Sara Latimer.
Mne. Teius.nu Hostess.
Nine. Teiusanu, wife OF the military
attache OF the Rumanian legation,
and Mrs. T. Septimus Austin were the
hostesses for the ride last evening at
the Riding and Hunt Club. The regu-
| lar drill was followed by q stall race
| In which the winners were Miss Lee
Moyne Dunlop, Miss Ruth orion. Col.
McCord, and Lieutenant Journnet
Among others who rode In the drili
, were Mrs. Charles Patterson, Mrs. w.
Sinclair Bowen. Mrs. James Cockrell,
Major and Mrs. Merle-Smith, Mrs.
A. C. Johnston, Mrs. Louis Titus, Miss
Julia Maths. Miss Blodgett, Miss Or
ton, Miss Carpenter. Miss Drain. Miss
Hitchcock, Miss Wahl. Miss Heron.
the Misses Dunlop, Miss Holcombe,
Major Teiusanu. Colonel McCord,
Colonel Horton. DR.. Hubrecht, Major
George Oakley Totten, jr.. Captain
Karker. Captain Tappi. Captain Gree
ley. Captain Peasley, Lieutenant
, Journnet. Mr.. Lorensky. MIR. Caval-
leri, r. J. Chaplin, Mr.. Fisher. and
| c. X. Brands. Dancing and supper
followed the ride. A number attended
| the ride to watch, among them Col.
and Mrs. C. =. George, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Epson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s.
Hight, Mrs. Drain. Mrs. Steed. Mrs.
f. r. Walmsley, Mrs. A. b. Butler.
Mrs. c. r. Marcus, Miss Kaime. Miss
Trimble. Miss Lovette. Miss Lockhart,
Colonel Rhoades. Col. b. o. Lewis
Colonel Symon, Captain Jewell, Cap
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Gratana, Mr.. Tunstall, w. G. Alexan-
der, II. r. Burton. and Mr.. Mack.
The ride next Tuesday evening will
be the last indoor ride of the season.
Miss Phyllis Hight, and Miss Barbara
Hight will entertain at luncheon next
Saturday following the regular week
| ly Gymkhana
J. o. siebert Entertains.
John o. Siebert entertained at din
ner last evening at Cafe st. Marks.
Mrs. S. NJ. b. Young, wife OF Briga-
der General Young, entertained forty
guests at a buffet luncheon today at
her home at Soldiers Home, in honor
of the generals daughter. Mrs. John
II. Gibbons, of Philadelphia. who is
their guest
Mrs. EIbridge Moore gave a lunch
con at Cafe St. Marks today.
Nine. George PoulieT, wife of the
counselor of the Bulgarian legation,
has gone to Philadelphia for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Samuel.
The Minister OF Bulgaria and Nine.
Panaretof have as their guest
Tsztko G. lief, of the Bulgarian Ma
tional Bank in Sofia. who arrived
yesterday for a short stay.
Mrs. Walter Reed, widow of the
famous soldier for whom Walter
Reed Hospital is named. will be the
guest of honor at the bazaar and ex-
ibition of the handicraft of the sol
der patients to be held at the new
service club of Walter Reed Hospital,
Friday afternoon.