Evening star., 1921-03-03

RS. MARSHALL went to th'
NH Shoreham Hotel at 1 O'CLOCK
today TO remain there unit
3 o'clock, selling tickets II
the lobby for the 4th of March pail le
benefit the Child Welfare Society.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Marshall
was hostess at tea for Mrs. CooloSe
1.-The wives of senators being her
guests. They received at the entranC.
of the drawing room. Mrs Marshali
wearing a gown of black charmeuSe'
land Mrs. Coolidge. who was naturally
Icnough eyed with considerable IN
tcrcst. wore !. charming sand color
crepe de chine gown. the piouSe oeiiS
OF turquoise blue chiffon heavily en-
hroidcr"d in silver BEADS anu i iaitinS +
lover the closely Killed skirt several
Inches below the belt line. Ihere
Twas u strdlc OF the sand color EN-
hroidcrcd in silver beads, ana tne
sleeves OF sand color ana tne shLI
were each embroidered in SILVER on
lshn side and front breadths. and sew
cral inches above the hem there was d
band OF three inches of the bead EN-.
broidery. Mrs. Coolidge wore nat
of black tulle with a crown OF SliS-
teninE black straw enclrcIeo with
black paradise feathers.
On tho beautifully laid tea. table in
1.-THE back drawing room was the spien-
did silver service presented 10 MIS-
Marshall by women OF the senate.
Before the tea she was the reclplehL
of a further appreciation from tnG
Senate women, receiving beautli vi
open-work silver basket with cut
glass holder inside for flowers, a CO
Ionial tea caddy and a pair OF colonial
sugar tongS The basket was niieu
with pink roses. snapdragons ana
lust back of the hostess and her
guest stood the tall silver loving cup
presented to the Vice President py
senator's.
| Today there will be presented to
Mrs. Marshall a further appreciation
ipleting a tea service of great beauty
and value.
Mrs Coolidge this morning attended
the Bible lession given each Thurs
day morning in the ballroom OF the
New Willard by Mrs. Selden P. Spencer
Later she went with Mr.. Coolidge to
meet the President-elect and Mrs.
Harding on their arrival just after
noon. They are making no social
engagements except the dinner given
| in their honor tomorrow night by
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean. who
also are entertaining the governors
of the various states who are here
for the inauguration. They Will re-
ceive with their hosts, following the
dinner, and it is possible they Will
reach the ball at the New Willard in
! ample time to see the great throng
there and occupy a box for a time.
The ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier will entertain at
dinner this evening in honor Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Thomas Fortune Ryan of
New York. The ambassador and
Baroness de Cartier have as their
guest Mrs. l.. WorkHewitt Of New
| York, who will remain over the week
| end.
Delegates From Cuba Received.
The secretary of war and of the
navy in Cuba. Gen. Jose Marti. who is
the chairman of the delegation sent
from Cuba to attend the inaugural
ceremonies. arrived in Washington
yesterday with Sonora de Marti and
Senior Manuel de la Vega Calderon
Cuban minister to Argentina. They
were met on their arrival at the sta
tion by officials of the State Depart
ment, the minister of Cuba and Nine
legation staff, who conducted them to
the Hotel Washington, where they
will remain during their visit. The
minister and Nine. de Cespedes will
entertain at a reception in honor OF
the distinguished visitors before they
return to Cuba
The ambassador Of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes entertained at dinner
last evening in homer of the new min
lister of Rumania and Princess Bibesco
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Sylvanus Stokes. jr, Mrs. ORATOR
Minot, Mrs. John Cameron Hawkins
the secretary of the British embassy
/ ant military attache of the embass.
and Mrs. C. z. D. Bridge, Miss Kath
crime Colby, Miss Anna Hamlin, Mis-.
Margaret Harding, Miss Mildred Brom
well, Miss Alice Harding, Miss Adelin,
oxnard. Miss Beatrice. Beck. Lady
Margaret Scott, Miss Katherine Mac
kay, Miss Nina Gore, Mrs. Frederick
Prince, Mr.. Frederick Bridler. Mr.
Ballard Moore, Capt. Dwight Partridge
Mr.. Chester Lockwood, Prince Eugene
Lubomirski. and several members o.
the embassy staff. About ten guest!
joined the party for the informa
dance which followed.
This evening the military attache o.
the British embassy. Maj. Gen. H K
Bethel, will entertain at dinner il
compliment to Lady Geddes and he
| young guest, Lady Margaret Scott
who arrived yesterday at the embassy
II Tomorrow the ambassador and Lad,
| Geddes will attend the dinner ant
dance to be given by Mr.. and Mrs
II Edward Beale Mclean and their en-
gagements for Saturday include :
4 luncheon which Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Il Lansing are giving and that evening
they will dine with Mr.. and Mrs. Lar;
! Anderson.
Lady Geddes win not receive tomor
row afternoon.
HI The Secretary of State and Mrs
Il Colby will be the guests in who's,
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wood.
Bliss will entertain a notable dinne1
company this evening.
Nine. Grouitch will not be at nom,
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Pomerene. wife OF Senator At
lee Pomerene OF Ohio, will entertain
at tea this afternoon in honor of hel
sister, Mrs. Catherine Brandt of Can
with Senator and Mrs. Pomerene. Mrs
Rufus Day and Mrs. Timothy T. Ans
berry will preside at the tea table
which will have a centerpiece of pinl
carnations and pink and lavender
sweet peas. Miss Peggy Bockius ant
Miss Marion Atlee Wilson. nieces o.
| Mrs. Pomerene and the senator, viii
preside at the punch bowl Others as.
sisting will be Mrs. Meredith. Mrs
Frederick Young. Mrs. B. +. Amber
Mrs. Blumenberg. Mrs Wade H Eli.
and Nine. Marshedo. Mrs. Pomerent
sister. Mrs. Brandt. and Mrs: Ralph
Amber of Canton, Ohio. who is visit
arc arc gay with American beauty roses
l Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman con-
H the interval Of the congressional recess
t following the inauguration
Senator George E. Chamberlain re-
II L.