Evening star., 1920-03-06

Netherlands legation, and Mime. HUI
brecht have az their guest Baron
van Lynden Of Holland, but now stay
ing in Boston.
DR.. Ricardo Huerta, second secre
tary OF the Mexican embassy, anu
Nine. Huerta have gone to MeHl.o:;
where the former has been made chisi
of the diplomatic division of the Men-
lean bureau of foreign affairs. III. II
Huerta was married last fall to M'sS
Catalina Meade OF this city.
Gov. Ritchie was among the guests
at the dinner given last evening in in
Baltimore. in honor of former An.
bassador to Russia and Mrs. Genrse
r. Marye and Maj. Gen. George bar
nett. commandant of the United STATES
Marine Corps, and Mrs. Barnett ol
Washington. who are spending ".
week end as the house guests OF MI,
and Mrs. Brown at their Baltimore
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Will oe
the hosts at dinner again this even
ing.
Prince AIliata di Montereale. former
charge d'affaires of the Italian EN-
bassy. is at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
New York. having gone there from q
visit to Florida. He will remain w
New York until he sails for RIO oe
JdnelTO. "HeTe he Will pS
daffsires of the Italian embassy 10
Brazil
Mr.. Chester Snow. jr.. entertained a
company Of young people at dinner
last evening at the Cafe ST. Marks.
The Smith College Club of Wash
ington will hold a meeting at tne
Washington Club on Tuesday even,
ing March .. at S o'clock. There VIII
l. Il ton \
Council meeting held in North Han'?-
ton last Week and there will be an
illustrated talk on Manila by hrs.
Jaime &. De Neyra. wife Of the resi
dept commissioner of the Philip2infs.
on the mems committee for the
"a. 900 900 drive for Smith College are
Trederics G. Munroe. MIR. samuel 2.
"apen and Mr.. Henry mcfarland. On
the committee Of potential donors are
F. G. Munroe, Mrs. Alexander Wother-
spoon. Mrs. John II. Young and MIS-
William A. Borden.
The Club Of Colonial Danes will
noon. March s. Nine. Grouitch. who
will address the members of the club
and their guests.
Cards have been sent out for meet
ing to be held on Friday afternoon,
March IL. at the home Of Mrs. Henry
F.. Dimock, In the interest of women's
education. Bishop Alfred Harding VIII
preside. and the speakers will be Miss
Helen Taft, acting president OF Bryn
Mawr College: Mrs. F.. Louis Slade of
New York and Mr.. Frederick A De-
lano.
Mrs Frank Morrison entertained at
bridge Thursday evening at her resi-
among the guests Commander Edward
Banks Gibson, L. S. ~, and Mrs. Glib
son: Lieut. Benjamin Soule Gantz, L.
s. N, and Mrs. Gantz; Mrs. ]. c. Sim
mons. wife of Lieut.. Simmons. T.. $.
N: Commander G. c. bennett. U. S.
NJ; Col. H. Lester Archer. L. S. A: Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Grayson Orme, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry T. Peters. Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Duval Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Willis. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney r.
Stratton Boswell Miss Gretna Perrott
Boswell. AIR. and Mrs. Charles Hamil-
ton Fred, Mrs. Robert X. Williams.
Mr. Charles Tribby and Mr.. J. c.
Mason. At the midnight buffet supper
Mrs. Edward Bank Gibson presided at
ton Boswell, mother Of the hostess, at
the frappe bowl.
Robert z. Lee Chapter, No. s44, U.
D. c.. will hold its fifth dance of the
season at the willard March 10.
Dancing will continue from 9 until l
O'Clock
Mrs. Forrest F. vrooman is chair
man and Mrs. E. H. I.ynhsm vice
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee OF ladies' which make possible
these unusually successful dances.
Miss Eva NJ Ross of S15 ed street
has returned from a prolonged visit
in the south, where she was the guest
Of Mrs. Belle Whatley and Miss Bertha
Whatley of Augusta, Ga.
Miss Ross also visited her brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
o. Whatley of FIT. Screven. Ga. stop
ping at Savannah on her return to
Washington.