Evening star., 1921-02-27
Notes of Society Folks
In and Near Washington
Ambassador of Spain and Sonora de Riano Are
Fxnec+ed Here From Neu, YorL This
Afternoon.

| The ambassador of Spain and
| turn to Washington this afternoon
i from New York, where they have
! been for few days. They went to
New York for the opening of the new
Institute of Spain at Columbia Uni
versity on Thursday. and following
| the formal opening. the president of
! the college and Mrs. Nicholas MUIR
ray Butler entertained a company at
| dinner in their honor.
Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pomerene
I will have as their guests this week
the latter's sister, Mrs. Catherine
Brandt and niece, Miss Greta Bockius
of Canton, Ohio, and the senator's
| niece. Miss Marion Atlee Wilson of
Philadelphia. Mrs. Pomerene viii en-
tertain at luncheon Wednesday in
honor of Miss Wilson and Miss Book
ius. and on Thursday she will be
hostess at tea, when her guests are
asked to meet Mrs. Brandt.
The minister and Nine. Grouitch
will have as their guests this week
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Mathews of
Buffalo, n Y. who will arrive Tues
day. to remain some time. Nine.
Grouitch will entertain at a luncheon
Wednesday, and, with the minister.
has cards out for dinner March g..
Miss Neta Vesnitch, daughter OF the
premier of Serbia, who has been a
frequent visitor at the legation dur
ing the winter. will arrive in Wash
ington Thursday, to be the guest for
week of Miss Adeline Oxnard.
Mrs. Clark Burdick and Miss Ruth
Rurdick have returned from months
stay in Panama and Joined Repre-
sentative Burdick at the Hotel La
Fayette where they have an apartment
for the winter.
The Misses Rowe of Brooklyn are
visiting their uncle. Representative
Frederick w. Rowe. at the Hotel La
Fsyette where he is spending the
! winter They will remain through
next week.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett will enter
! tain a house party for the coming
week end and will have a large COM
pany at dinner on Friday, after which
she will take her guests to the ball
which will be given that evening for
the benefit of the Child Welfare So
ciety. Among those who are ex-
pected are former Senator and Mrs.
William Alden Smith of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Porcher of
Cocoa Fla, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
Peck of Mobile.
Lcrd Queenborough. who arrived on
the Aauitania early last week, is eN-
pected to come to Washington for the
Inauguration and will be the guest OF
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. His late wife
was formerly Miss Pauline Whitney,
daughter of the late Mr.. William c.
Whitney and a neice of Mrs. Dimock.
Lord Queenborough is accompanied
, by his son-in law and daughter, the
honorable. and Mrs. Charles F. j.
Winn.
Mrs. Stewart Devore. wife of Gen
Daniel c. Devore. =; 5. A. IS , speno,
ing some time in Chicago. She ana
Gen. Devore recently purchased
Chatham, one of the historic mansions
of Fredericksburg, Va. romantlcaliy
associated with the life of Gen. Wash
ington and his wife. as it was there
they spent a week Of their honey
moon Chatham is situated on an en-
inence overlooking the Raypahan-
mock. and will make an ideal sum-
mer home.
Miss Miriam Benoist. who has been
visiting Miss Isabelle G. Wells and
who has been. the recipient OF much
social attention. has returned to her
home in st. Louis. Mo.
Lieut. and Mrs. Edmund Fitzgerald
Hubbard, whose marriage took place
in Washington February 10. have
started for the Pacific coast and will
sail from San Francisco March ) for
Lieut. Hubbards new post in the
Philippines.
Miss Adelaid OXnard will be the
house guest of Miss Elizabeth White
on March 2S for the dance which Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob A. Ulman of Balti-
more will give in honor of their
daughter. Miss Katherine c. Ulman,
and Miss White
Mrs. James Robert Mckee of New