The Washington times., 1921-02-14
COMPLIMENT TO GEN. MARCH.

Campbell. whose birthday 10 was.
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COMPLIMENT TO GEN. MARCH.
Col. and Mrs. Francis T.. A. Junkin
entertained a small company At lunch
con yesterday. In compliment TO Gen.
Peyton C. March, Y. :. A. others In
tho party being DIR. Paul s. Rsinseh,
former minister TO China; the mill
tary sttsche OF the Italian embassy
and the Marquise di Bernszzo. Mr..
and Mrs. Post Wheeler and Miss
Ravenel.
Colonel and Mrs. Junkin were at
home later In the day, entertaining In
this manner. as they do every sun
day afternoon, at Twin Oaks.
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Congressman and Mrs. Daniel II.
Anthony we're hosts last night TO
some nifty or sixty guests, who were
at a beautifully appoint
ed buffet supper. The company In
cluded many persons prominent In
official life as we'll as resident So
ciety folk.
Charles w. Burgess and his bride.
formerly Miss Catherine NJ. smyth.
daughter OF Chief Justice and Mrs.
are in Washington visiting
her parents. They will be here for
few days and will then leave for
their future home In Omaha.
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The annual meeting OF the Board
OF Naval Sponsors. followed by a
luncheon. will be held In the Cabi-
net room at the New willard We'd
nesday.
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The Spanish embassy has had three
recent additions in the persons OF q
new secretary. Senior don Eduardo
Gaecia Comm, who, with his wife.
has taken an apartment at the Tor
onto. and two naval attaches. the first
being Lieut.. Comdr. Gabriel Ferrero,
OF the royal navy. and the second
Lieut.. Comdr Joaquin Sancez. OF the
naval medical corps.
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Invitations have been received In
Washington for the wedding OF Miss
Elizabeth Seymour and Lieut.. FloyI
Stewart Crosley. U. s. NJ. at the home
OF the bride in Mil Valley. California,
on Saturday. Lieutenant Crosley,
now on duty on the Pacific Coast is
the son OF Capt. and Mrs. Walter $.
Crosley. OF this city. Mrs. Crosley
has gone to California to attend the
wedding and is now the guest of
Miss Seymours family in the Mill
Valley.
Mrs. William o. Childs. Of Los An
geles. has left for New York. where
she will be Joined shortly by her
daughter. Miss Emeline Childs, who
is still in Washington with California
friends. Mrs. Childs and her daugh-
g. uil n califnrnia fhN
spring and summer.
Mrs. Edwin Corwin Lee. OF New
York, Is the guest OF her parents,
Senator and Mrs. william NJ. Calder,
at the willard for a few days, hav-
ing come to Washington to attend
the meeting OF the Society Of Navy
Sponsors on Wednesday.
Senator and Mrs. Calder enter
tanned sixty guests at dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club on Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Alexander Sharp, sr., left
Washington today for Atlantic City
and consequently will not be at home
en- Wednesday afternoon.
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Miss Camilla Lippincott, daughter
OF Mrs. Hare Lippincott. will accom-
pany the Counselor OF the Italian
embassy and Mime. Brambilla when
they sail for Europe this week and
will spend the spring months in
Rome with Nine. Brambilla.
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Mrs. Grafton Minot. who has gone
to New York to attend the marriage
of Miss Caroline Ogden Jones and
Armistead Peter. Sd. today. will stay
at the Colony Club. She will re-
turn to town on Wednesday and is
giving dinner that evening in
compliment to Miss Adeline Oxnard
Mrs. Minot had a dinner party on
taking her gests later to
Mrs. Richard Townsend's ball. In
the company were Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodbury. Blair. Mrs. Peter Angus
tus Jay. Mrs. King Carley. Mrs.
Cromwell Brooks. General Pershing,
Major Gen. George owen Squier, Col.
John G. Quekemeyer, and Major Stuart
Cramer.
Mrs. King Carley. who has come
TO Washington from New York to
pass the early spring season, has
taken the residence, 1719 Nineteenth
street
Alaska now makes an appeal
to the interest OF persons here in
Washington. The Far North as we'll
as the Near East has needs and the
chief lack in Alaska is a hospital.
To supply money for this worthy OBJ
ject philanthropic residents have ar
ranged a White Elephant sale, which
will open today at 1909 II street north
west II is announced that there will
be a great variety Of merchandise from
which to choose and that there will be
Easter hats for sale.
Mrs. George e. Hamilton, assisted
by Miss Frances Gsrvan, will have
charge of fancy bags and baskets;
Mrs. Milton Allies will have the bric-a-
brac and furniture, and will be as
sisted by Mrs. Frank Saul, Miss Muir
ply. Miss Mullane, Mrs. Callahan:
Miss Riggs will take charge OF the
cash register and will be assist ed by
the Misses Powell, Moore. Borrodell,
wearing apparel. assisted by Mrs
Charles Neill will have the table OF
wearing apparel, assisted by Mrs.
Fitzgerald and the Misses Joyce
Miss Roach. Mrs. Harney and Miss