The Washington times., 1921-05-18

black tsnsfa trimnse1 with . large
1 tsnstA bow ana stseansfs on the SIDE.
Misc 0ordoa vas wsartAs gray ssassn
crepe and 2 large sport hat Of bsrHt
orange stray ana taRstA.
Mrs.. syltanus stskSs, vhs hAl
guests With her In her box, was veas-
Ing hsnha dolores eestums, her
hat being brown straw with Asnna
feathers. Her gutsts were htr
mother. Arsk Gibson rahnAsteek; =.
Lsslis craigit and ksyhshd :. Baker.
Mrs Cremvsll Brooke vss wSArtSS
feta. trimrnsd with scaiisHSd sa-
broidery in Blue. and her hat wAs
black villa feather trimmInGs. she
! was entertaining Ia her nox Mrs.
John J. .HemGtli. Miss Lota RDbinyea,
Col and Mrs. David Porter. c.k
| ouskemeyer, and Horace I.uttrslL
| Madame Jnspsrand and Aaj. Ger.
Of Nrs George Ehle and william Phelps
Emo. AIrs. Barnett was Licking un-
usually charming, weasine . black
satin gown with . gray hat, gloves
and shoes. and styliHh sta.' fur
neckpiece.
Mrs. Thomas #. Logan had In hs-
box Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mrs.. Joesph
Hsmpson and Count d'A1hemer. Mrs.
Hampson was wearing . becomIng
/ y
large hat to match.
| Aiss May GOWN. who was anenS
the guests Of her mother, Mrs, h.
r. GOWN, was very attra<tive in 4
white sport dress OF crAr< ls chins
| made on youthful lines, In the eject
Of Russian blouse apd ever .
plated skirt. Her costume was Ahish-
| ed with q blue scarf ana iases
hopping hat of black hsfst hair.
Princess Bibesco. who wdS amsbg
those wearing striking costumes. vas
in white. Her sport gown OF white
flannel was made on straight lines
and her hat was straight sailor
shape. also In white.
| Others entertaining guests II bexAs
| were Mrs. Horace Westcott and Mrs.
| Thomas Bell Sweeney, who had ~.
and Mrs. Franklin Ellis sad Afsss JaAs
Gilmore eith them.
Mrs Charles Davies had with her
MIS-. Charles. McKsnnsy. Mrs. Good
ling, Nine. Falorsi. Mrs. HamDson
Gary and Mrs. Huston Th0mpson.
Medical Director and Mrs. vrAA6is
9. Nash and Mrs. Carolyn Mesh en-
tertained Mrs Julian James, DR.. and
Mrs. Conrad Jenny. Capt. Civaiisri.
of the Italian embassy, AID Col.
William e. Horton.
Colonel and Mrs. Francis +. A.
Junkin had with them Mrs. John
McKie. Col Robert Paxtoa, Gen.
Peyton c. March, Gen. Samuel Rock
enbach. and Miss Julia Jsakin
Mrs. Deies A. BIodsstt had aness
her guests Mrs. Edward FerShsr.
Miss Myrtis Porcher. Mrs. Charles
Mathews. and Miss Mena DieAGstt
Colonel and Mrs. Prahcis r. A.
Junkin are planning to summer At
their country place At Lake Geneva,
Wis.
| The last Of the series OF three
Club will take place temerrew even
ing at Rauschers, Mrs. David e.
Barry and Mrs. Grafton Niast wali re-
ceive the guests and Major stuart
cramer will make the intreduetseas.
Gov. W. p. q. Harding. Of the
Federal Reserve Board. lett ysstsr-
Middle West. He viii bs gone some
time on a survey OF indsStriAi ard
| agricultural conditions and viii visit
! Decatur, H.; st. Louis. Topeka. KAN
sas- City, okiahorha Gtty. LITTLE Rock,
Ark; Nashville. Tenn. and Dirming-
ham. Ala. before his return.
|
sas City, will arrive wsdnesAay eve
ming to be the guest OF Miss AeieA
Cannon at the willard.
Guido Sabetta, counselor Of the
Italian embassy. will leave fer New
York today to attend the inteYna-
tional trade conference.
Mr.. and Mr.. woodbury. Blair are
passing a short time In New York
at the Vanderbilt.
Mrs Z. II. q. Slater 10 In New
York At the Rits CArltou Ter . vsek.
The wedding Of Miss Helen Elm
| norman daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Zimmerman. and Matthew Y.
HallorAn will take place SatundaS.
June "a. The ceremony will bs pee
formed in ST. Jerome's Cathode
Church in Hyattsvilie, Nd. Misc Nss-,
| ter, Miss Mary Zimmerman, and Capt.
Edward r. Halloran will be best naA
for his brother.
Mai. and Mrs. George winship DAs-
| terday, who were married NAY II, In
Columbia. 8. c.. are the Guests Of
Major Easterday's brother-in-i law And
sister, COMMANDER ana Ms. John B.
Higgins, 2149 Florida avenue. MAJOR
and Mrs. Easterday are making the
trip by motor to Connecticut. whore
Major Easterday will act ~ iustrus-
tor of the National Guard At New
London and Hartford. They win
leave Washington tomorrow for Phil-
ade'phiA and New York. Major mas
terdsy. who 10 the son Of Mr. AID
Mrs. George J. Easterday, Of this
city. has been stationed feosntly ct
Camp jackson. S. G.
| -
Mrs. Appleton p. Clark. Jr., 17fS
Lanier place, will entertain Internal
| ly at a tea tomorrow afternoon from
4 to 8 o'clock, in honor Of MrA
Hoxie, wife OF Gen. Richard Hoxis.
Mrs. Hoxie IL vice president at
| large OF the League of AMefiean
Pen Women, and members Of the
league and other friends are cordial