Evening star., 1921-03-03

and Mrs. Pierce of Ohio. Col. ana
Mrs. Junkin will be hosts at lunch
con Sunday, one OF the series they
are giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Freeman Rob
erts entertained a company at am
ner last evening for their mousse
guests, who have come for the inau-
gural ceremonies.
Maj and Mrs. Gist Blair will en-
| tertain at dinner this evening.
The Sewing Group of the Wash
| ington branch Of the American Cen
tral committee for Russian Reiief'
| which meets each Friday at the rus
sian embassy. will not meet tomor-
row, on account OF the Inauguration.
Mrs. Powell Clayton has as her
guests Miss Haridale Hallmark (Anne
Rittenhouse).
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r Rapley have as
their guests for the inauguration
Judge and Mrs. j. c. Wood OF Athens'
Ohio.
Mr.. Frederick S. Peck, the national
committeeman of Rhode Island IS IN
Washington to attend the Inaugural
tion.
Mrs T. Septimus Austin and her
daughter, Miss Madeleine Austin,
have returned to their apartment at
the Dresden. after spending three
weeks in Palm Beach.
Miss Clara Smith of Jersey City is
the guest of Mrs. Maud Gaynor, at
the Toronto Apartment.
Gen. Chester Harding and wife
have arrived from Florida, where
they have been visiting friends and
are guests at the Powhatan until
after the inaugural period.
Representative and Mrs. Ira G..
Copley entertained at dinner last
evening in compliment to their
house guests, Miss Elizabeth Day of
East Orange. n. j.. for whom Miss
Frances Hampson gave small tea
yesterday afternoon in her apartment
at the Dresden. Mrs. Philip c. Kauff-
mann presided at the tea table.
Col. and Mrs. GOwen Hosts.
Col. and Mrs. James B. Gowen en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the
Washington barracks before the dance
in compliment to their nieces, Miss
Katherine Cunningham and Miss
Katherine McTigue. The guests in
cluded Miss Rosa-Maye Kendrick.
Miss Margaret Crosson, Miss Dorothy
, MondelI. Miss Esther McVann. Miss
Corinne Stevens and Miss Dorothy
Gowen, daughter of the hosts; Maj
Cramer. Maj. Richardson, Capt. Fur
son. Lieut.. Venable, Lieut.. White
Lieut.. Emerson, Mr.. Schraeder and
Lieut.. Jones.
Col. and Mrs. Frank Watson were
hosts at dinner last evening before
! the dance at the Washington bar
| racks, in honor of Gen. and Mrs
Farnsworth. Those in the part in
and Mrs. Gowen, Col. and Mrs. Craig
Col. and Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Wilder and
Maj. Bailey.
Miss Mary Louise johnson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Paul EveretS johnson,
entertained a large dinner party at
Rauscher's last evening preceding
the Junior League.
Mrs. Frederick A. Ebctle entertained
at luncheon in her home at 1912 18th
street yesterday, in honor Of Mrs. Jo-
formerly Miss Olga Forsberg. The
other guests were Mrs. Frederick Yates,
Mrs. Gus Forsberg. Mrs. Thomas Brown,
Mrs. Arthur Longpree, Mrs. James
Parr. Mrs. Helen Hunter and Miss
Marie Miller.
After several weeks in Panama. Mr..
and Mrs. Peter A. Drury have returned
to Washington. and have opened their
| home on Rhode Island avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. Everett NJ. Ellison en-
tertained at dinner last evening at their
hcme on NJ street. Among their guests
! ~ere Representative J. Will Taylor and
Representative B. Carroll Reece, Miss
Lucille Lawson, Miss Fannie Mae HUFF
| and Miss Elizabeth McNew. all Of Ten
| nessee.
Among Ohioans who arrived yester-
| day at the Hotel Washington were
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Brown OF
Columbus. Miss Maud +. Schodder and
Mrs. H. G. Shodder Of East Palestine,
| Mrs. H. c. Jackson and Mrs. William
A. Rose of Cleveland. DR.. and Mrs
J. E. Brown of Columbus. and Mr.. and
! Mrs. John A Wender of Columbus.
Mrs. Theodore Shuey entertained a
| company at luncheon today in honor o,
her house guest, Mrs. Russell Harding
| of New York. who will remain with hei
over the weekend. Covers were laid
for sixteen
| Mrs Edward Everett Blodgett en-
tertained a company at luncheon to-
day, when her guests were Mrs. Sam
/
Hustled, Mrs. James S. Parker, Mrs
John A. Peters, Mrs. Eustis Lee Flor
ance of Boston, Mrs. Delos A. Blodg-
ett, Mrs. William Hammond and Mrs
Harold P. Horton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Graves the lat
ter formerly Mrs. Olga Roosevelt
Bayne. are in Washington for a short
stay and will remain over the inaugura-
| ton.
| Diekey-Boernstefn Engagement.
| Mrs. Belle G. Dckey announces the
engagement Of her daughter. Myra Ell.
len, to Mr.. Ralph A Boernstein, son OF
| Mr.. Henry A. Boernstein of this city
The wedding will take place in the neal
| future.
The Phi Mu Fraternity will celebrate
! the sixty-ninth anniversary Of its found.
| ing with a banquet and dance tomor.
Franklin Square Hotel. Members from
| chapters of several universities, who
| are in Washington for the inaugural
ceremonies, will be the guests Of the
] active chapter at George Washington
| University. Miss Mary Elizabeth
| Speiser. president Of the alumnae chap
ter. will introduce Mrs. Hiding Beij
| who will act as toast mistress for the
occasion. Additional guests have been
| invited for the dance following the din
ner.
Mrs. Richard j. Taggart has returned
to the city from Manassas. Va, where
she has visited Mrs Stewart Bevans
| and her two sisters. Mrs. James r.
Darrell and Miss Laura Tavenner.