Evening star., 1921-04-11
Society
Mrs. Harding Receives at White House-The
Coolidges Guests of Mr.. Lodge-Mr and
Mrs. Hughes Settled in New Home.

with Mrs. Mif1eton at us H street
southwest.
ton. Mass. will arrive in Washington
early this week to he the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Hight at
the New Willard. She will be a
snest a. the luncheon which Mrs.
Hight will give in honor of Mrs.
Coolidge Thursday
Mrs Henry Russell Talbot will not
be at home tomorrow.
Cot Henry a. du Pont has closed
his Washington home and gone to
his country place Winterhut. near
Wilmington. Del.
Mr.. and Ms. Joseph F. Thropp
have as their house guests their
". Farnum and Mr.. Henry Farnum
of New York. who will be here until
Thursday.
Five O'Clock Wedding
Mt st. A1bnn's Church.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Lett
zell. daughter of Mrs. Cora B. Lett
zeh, to Mr.. William Banks Owen. ir..
will take place this afternoon at ;
> v.
Charles Warren officiating.
A springlike decoration Of pink
snapdragons and palms is in place in
the chancel, and the bride who will
be given IN marriage by Mr.. Raymond
Dickey. will wear a smart afternoon
costume of white taffeta and lace.
with white lace hat and a corsage
lilies of the valley.
There will be no attendants and
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr.. Owen and his bride will leave
for their wedding trip. On their re-
turn they will reside at 1921 3Sth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Marsh of 1853
Girard street have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Bernar-
dine to Mr.. Nicholas Ward Guthrie of
this city. The wedding will take place
in June.
Mrs. Eugene Cowles Pomeroy of
1888 New Hampshire avenue is enter
tanning for week or ten days Com
mander and Mrs. J. z. Palmer. The
latter is the granddaughter of Fran
cis Scott Key.
The lecture that was to have been
given by Mr.. Eugene Stein, the noted
Russian scholar and diplomat, at the
nome of Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss,
11s5 Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
tomorrow afternoon. has been tempo.
rarily POSTPONED. but society will hear
nim at later date. Mr.. Stein, who is
the recognized representative of Rus
sia in the Argentine Republic, and
VINO has been in the diplomatic serv-
Ice Of that country for the past twen-
ty-seven years, will talk to the stu
dents Of the School Of Foreign Service
OF Georgetown University. sos r
street northwest, at $40 this evening
Severa! guests have been invited to
hear him.
Mrs. Livingston Egan of eo2s o
street has returned to her-home after
some weeks spent in Florida.
Plan Brilliant Ball
1t Home Of Mrs. Long.
The bal de tete' to be held at the
! aeslaencs SIC OF Mrs. Breckenridge Long,
2e29 18th street northwest, tomorrow
night will be one Of the most hrili;snt
balls Of the season. Novelty will M III
the affair in the display Of Russian head
dresses to be worn by the most prorni-
nent women Of society. while MANY Of
mem VIII attend in magnificent COS
tunes Of that turbulent country Tha
ball is being given for the benefit Of the
hundreds Of thousands Of Russian ref
ueees who are living in exile in ali chr.
ners OF the earth.
Mrs. Charles Henderson. 1854 N street
northwest. chairman Of the ticket, com
mittee, has issued 500 Of these passports
ing, thus assuring a large Eatherine.
Among the most striking read dresses
VIII be those Of Mrs Borden Harriman
chairman Of the benefit committee: Mrs
Rfehard H. kimball, Ms Herbert
sstanier; Mrs. Warren DeIano Robbins,
sn Mrs pS Charles Henderson. Nine. Henry
James Wadsworth. jr. Mrs. Parker
Corning. who will be an out-of-town
Euest; Mrs. George Barnett. Nine
Grouitch. Nine Mishtowt. Mrs. Freder-
!ck Brooke. Mrs. Randall Hagner. Mrs.
King Cariey. Mrs. Harry Cootes. Mrs.
and Mrs. William Scully.
Among those who have signified their
intention Of being present are the Rus.
slan AMBASSADOR and Mime. Baknmeteff.
Prince and Princess Cantacuzene. Prince
and Princess Gagarine Of the Russian
Embassy. the Argentine ambassador and
and Nine. Wallenberg. tho Czecho-
slovaldan minister. Gen. PershinI, Gen.
and Mme. NikoloWesska. Mime. Haure.
Capt and Nine. Wfssotsky, Lieut. and
Nine SmirnoH, Mrs. Edward II. Alison.
Mrs. Larz Anderson and Mrs. Truxton
BealeL
Ex-senator J. K. vardeman Of Mis-
sissippi Is a guest at the Hotel La
Fayette for a few days.
Miss Dorothy Sawyer of Kansas
City is a guest at the home OF NJ
and Mrs. Samuel H. Marks, 3544 13fh
street northwest. Miss Sawyer has
Just returned from an extensive tom
through the middle western and pa.
CHIC coast states. playing one of the
leading roles in Experience"
Representative Clark Burdick of
Newport. r. l., has returned to the