Evening star., 1921-12-17
Of Washington. the Rt. Rev. Alfred

Of Washington. the Rt. Rev. Alfred
Harding.
Mrs Lockwood Bishop entertained
Informally at luncheon today at the
Shoreham for a party Of eight.
Miss GriHin, Navy Bud,
Presented MT Tea To-day.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Robert s.
Griffin will present their daughter. Miss
given at Rauscher's this afternoon from
to 7 o'clock.
Mrs Griffin and Miss Helen Griffin
will receive the guests at the entrance
to the small ballroom standing alone
before a background of Australian ferns
and palms. with tall standard of
American Beauty roses on either side.
Mrs. Griffin will wear black velvet with
trimmings of Jet, while Miss Griffin's
debutante frock will be Of silver lace
lines, charmingly girlish, with panels
Of white chiffon and silver ribbon. The
girdle is Of crystal beads with garniture
Of satin roses. Miss Griffin will carry
an arm bouquet of Aaron Ward roses
and delphinium.
A silver vase filled with American
Beauties will decorate the buffet table.
while festoons of southern smilax, with
palms and cedars, will give holiday
note to the bathrooms.
The debutantes assisting at the tea
will be Miss Patricia Ainsa, Miss An
nette Ashford. Miss Isabel Crawford,
Miss Catherine Cheatham, Miss Helen
Colbert, Miss Diana Cumming. Miss
Mary Emily Hamilton, Miss Atala Kim
mel. Miss Laura Lejeune, Miss Nina
Lunn, Miss Alice Mann. Miss Mary
Palmer. Miss Lady Jane Raby. Miss
Mary Stitt and Miss Elizabeth Zolnay.
Alternating at the tea table will be
Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley. Mrs. Will
liam c. Braisted, Mrs. George r. Clark,
Mrs: Arthur William Dunn, Mrs. Thomas
Francis H. Nash. Mrs. John F. Shafroth,
jr.; Mrs. Thomas Snowden and Mrs.
David w. Taylor.
Col. and Mrs. c. b. Drake gave
dinner last evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mesta of Pittsburgh, after
which the dinner company attended
the dance given by Senator and Mrs.
Capper
The controller of the currency
and Mrs. d. X. Crissinger entertained
company of eight at dinner last
evening.
Miss Mollie Churchill will return
from school, Pennington, Conn.,, on
December 81, to be with her parents.
Maj. and Mrs. Marlborough Churchill,
at their apartment at the Woodward
during the holidays. remaining in
Washington until January IL.
Mrs. Wilton j. Lambert entertained
at tea at the Shoreham this after
noon.
Mrs. john Temple Graves entertain
ed at luncheon yesterday at her home
Arthur Lee, Mrs. Carr, Mrs. T. de
Witt Talmage, Mrs Edwin Puller.
Mrs. Elliot Woods. Mrs. Davenport
White. Mrs. Wilton ]. Lambert and
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews.
The Elman- Ninogradoff concert, an
nounced for Sunday evening. December
IS, in the New Willard ballroom for the
Women's National Foundation, will be
given on January l. 1922, when the
tional Foundation will have been ac-
complished and when their efforts
toward the sale of tickets will bear
fruit, the profits accruing to them.
The tickets purchased for December
IL will be honored for Sunday even
ing, January ]. 1929.
Miss Teresa Crosson, who has been
in New York for six months, has re-
turned to Washington.
The music program for the Christ
mas festival of the Gentlewomen's
League will be given this evening at
3 0 clock by MIR. Charles Trowbridge
Tittman. bass, and Mr.. Arthur Muir
ray. pianist. in the leagues building
at H and 18th streets.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. McEachren of
Portland. Ore, are at the Powhatan
during their stay in Washington.
The former Secretary of Commerce
IT,
Washington for the Presidents cab
inetS dinner at the White House
Thursday night, and Mrs. Strauss are
staying at the Shoreham, where yes
terday Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of
the Secretary Of Commerce. enter
tanned Mrs. Strauss at luncheon.
Miss Ira Mcdonald and Miss Lush
er of Milwaukee, are guests in the
home of Maj. and Mrs. Charles H.
Mcdonald, 1859 Columbia road north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Hargis. jr., Of
Habana, Cuba, are in Washington
for time and are at the PoWhatan.
Mr.. Hampson Gary, former minis
ter to Switzerland, and Mrs. Gary
entertained at luncheon at the New
Willard yesterday.
Mrs. Ryan Dsvereux is in charge of
the childrens entertainment. to be
held today at the Gentlewomans
League. 1924 H street, from to S
O'Clock. The program includes. Miss
Cronshaw, as Mother Goose, with a
real live goose: Peggy Walsh, as
Pretty Maid; Leon Sanna, as Tom,
Tom, the Piper's Son, with a live pig;
Margaret De Lacey. as Queen OF
Hearts; fristram Devereux, as Knave
of Hearts: Baby Sanna, as Bye Baby
Bunting: Helen Minnigerode. as Mary
Mary, Quite Contrary; Clara De
Lacey. as Little Miss Muf-
fet; Dick Walsh. as Simple Simon;
Bobby Zellett, as the Pieman; Francis
De Lacey, as Love Little Pussy; Vir-
ginia Minnigerode, as Curly Locks;
Philip Julien, as Tommy Tucker;
Betty NJ. Nally, as Mary with her
lamb; Katherine Deming, as Jumping
Joan: Tristram Devereux, as Humpty
Dumpty; Betty Peele, as Ride Cock
Horse; Mcleod Julien. as Little Jack
Horner; Agnes Deyereux, as Bo Peep;
Alice Deming, as Little Boy Blue:
Virginia Yellott, as Bobby ShaftQ, and
Miss Gooding, as Old Mother Hub
bard.
Mrs. Van Duesen will be the ac-
companist. There will be music and
dancing. including Helen Minnigerode
as the Snow Queen; Frank Bobby and
Herbert Burkhardt on the violin: