The Washington times., 1920-01-26

70 nsst themN on Saturday evening
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall viii
dine with Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Hunt
At their residence, 21zs Bancroft
place. Dinners will alsa be given
Tor M. and Mrs. Marshall on Febru-
airy q. with Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Weeks as hosts, and on rebiuaIy IL
by Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman.
Mrs. Marshall will be the guest OF
honor at several iuncheons this week
notably the one which Mrs. Frank 8.
Hight is giving tomorrow ana MRS
AtIee Pomerene's luncheon on Thurs
day.
The Assistant Secretary OF War and
Mrs. Benedict Crowell will be hosts
at dinner tonight, entertaining for
their guest, Mrs. Max MacMuiray. OF
New York. There will be fourteen
guests.
On Friday Mr., and Mrs. croweli.
accompanied by Mra AacAurray. VIII
go South to spend several weeks
cruising on q houseboat In the aeiKh-
borhood OF Miami
Mrs. Marshall Field will entertain
a distinguished company st dinner
tonight. She has invited q few gussts
afterward to hear Sasha VoticheRko,
he Russian composer and virtuo ..
Who will give a recital on the tym-
panon. an ancient instrument uod
n the time of Louis XIV.
Governor Sproul OF Pennsylvania
yill be the honor guest at the Dime,
yhich CONGRESSMAN s. A. Kendall of
will give tonight at the
-otel Washington.
The FIRST of the dances of the Hun
red Club" an organization OF promI
ent young married peop'e. will oe
yen tonight at the home OF Mr.. and
FRS. Sylv- nus Stoke. s.. AMI gives
promise of being one OF the merriest
arties OF the year. The guest WI
e received by Mrs. Stokes, M 8. 8 OFT
rhropp, Mrs. Frederick Hu'dek"per
RS. Randolph Mason, and Miss Gladys
Iinckley, members Of the committee
yho arranged the dances.
Mr.. and Mrs Stokes will entertain
At dinner before the dance, and mos
I the me nbers of the comm ttee will
rave guests dining with them. M IS
,lyve Graef will also give dinner
his evening, taking her guests Ia C,
% the dance.
TIL. Hundred Club" would seem To
,e the logical successor to the smart
Sixty Couples" OF several selscn~
70. and this. the first of Its parties
Will be an event OF considerable IN
rest. There will be two ther
ances at intervals Of three weeks.
Popular bride FeteA.
Miss Mary d. Gibson. daughter Of
rr. and Mrs. Richardson Gibson. whose
,arriage to James Writ Russell Rob
1son will take place on Saturday
fternoon, will have q number OF
srties given for her this week. She
Inched today with Miss Phoebe
alker and this afternoon Miss Alb
rail Harvey will entertain At tea
I tho New Willard for Miss Gibson.
icr guest. Miss Katherine Burritt,
Iiss Madeline Austin. Miss Gladys
'aime and Miss Margaret Crosson.
Miss Augusta Glass, daughter Of
he Secretary Of the Treasury and
Irs. Carter Glass, will give . lunch
on for Miss Gibson tomorrow and
n Wednesday she will be entertained
luncheon by Mrs. JOuett Shousc.
hat evening DR.. and Mrs. Vale
ellis will give q dinner for her. Miss
ibson will also be the guest Of hon
at q luncheon which Miss Eliza
,th Koones Is giving on Thursday
nd the dinner which Mr.. and Mrs.
alter Jeffords will have on Thursday
light And on Friday there will be a
incheon for her. with Mrs. c. c. Cal
oun Is hostess.
Yesterday afternoon Senior dc Bdena-
lsta, second secretary of the Peruv-
N legation. entertained at tea in
ompliment to the popular bride.
Belgian Envoy Entertaiws-
Tho Belgian Ambassador and Raro-
ess de Cartier de Marchienne en.er
lined at luncheon yesterday In hon
r Of their guest Mrs. Cooper Hewitt
New York.
Miss Beatrice Glass, who spent the
eek-end with her uncle and aunt
ne Secretary of the Treasury and
RS Glass, will return to her home
n Newport News today.
The Secretary Of the Navy. who
,ent the week -end with Mrs. Daniels
Raleigh, N. c., will return h .
orning. Mrs. Daniels will not re-
Irn until Thursday.
Senator and Mrs. Medill McCormi X
ntertainej a company of fifty last
vening at a buffet supper.
Miss Anna Hamlin, daughter OF
r. and Mrs. Charles s. Hamlin, Will
to New York on February 9 to
.ttend the Junior assembly. She will
tay with her aunt, Mrs. Hamilton
oppin. and will return next day to
csume rehearsals for 'Hullo v ash
ngton," in which she iStaking an i'm
ortant part. Miss Hamlin has just
ompleted visit to Boston.
Mrs. II. X. Bush-Brown~ will be
ostess at a reception this afternoon
rom to- o'clock. at the Arts Cl b
II Washington, when an exhibit on