Evening star., 1921-02-22
Society

Cleveland Perkins. and tomorrow She
will be the guest at luncheon of Mrs
! Charles Wetmore.
Diplomats Guests Of Honor.
The ambassador of Spain and Sonora
, de Riano were the guests In whose
honor Representative and Mrs. Ber
| Johnson entertained at dinner las
evening. Their guests included Rep
| resentative and Mrs. Samuel f
Winslow, Representative Huber
Dent. Gov. and Mrs. Joseph w. Folk
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John l.. Chamber.
lain, Mrs. John b. Henderson, Mr.. anG
Mrs c. c. McChord and Maj. and Mrs
r. c. Crawford. SON. law and daugh.
ter of the hosts.
The ambassador of Belgium left
Washington yesterday for Il visit tc
New York and will not return to the
capital until late in the, week.
Baron and Baroness de Cartier en-
tertained at luncheon Sunday at the
embassy Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller
of New York and Newport, who. with
their son and daughter. were en- route
to New York from the south
Yesterday Baroness de Cartier hao
as guests at luncheon Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Paul. of Philadelphia. whC
also have spent some time south ant
diS ICtui HiiS " titiI
The Secretary of War and Mrs
Baker will be the guests of honor 81
the dance this evening which will be
given by officers of the Army a,
Rauscher's. I This will be the third
dance in the series arranged by them
Col William E. Horton will make
the introductions. and the Secretary
and Mrs. Baker will receive the
guests with Mrs. David NJ. King and
Mrs. Lorenzo D. Gasser.
A number of dinner parties will
precede the dance Among the hosts
will be Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Merritte
w. Ireland, Maj. and Mrs. Irving j
PhillipSon, Col. and Mrs. T. Q. DON
aldson and Col. and Mrs. David NJ
King.
Senator Walter E. Edge and Mrs
S. L. Phillips will entertain a dinner
party of forty tonight at their home
On Rhode Island avenue, and will
have in the company a number OF
wives and diplomats. Additional
guests have been invited to the mu-
sical which will follow the dinner.
Will be hosts at dinner this evening
The minister of Ecuador and Sonora
de Elizalde will entertain a COMPANY oj
twenty at dinner this evening at the
legation, when their guests will Include
several members of the diplomatic corns
The minister of Cuba and Mime. dt
Cespedes will be the guests of honor al
dinner this evening Of Representative
Mrs. Percy f. Quin. wife of the rep.
resentative from McComb. Miss. will he
at home for the first time this season or
tuesday. March 8: at her home at 2e4i
sisted by ladies' of the Mississippi dele.
cation in Congress. Mrs. Quin will en-.
tertain at bridge luncheon tomorrow
IN honor of Mrs. John NJ Young OF
Oklahoma, who is the guest of Mrs
Thomas P. Gore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard s. Reside will
De hosts at a bal masque this evening
at the Congressional Club, when they
VIII entertain several hundred guests
from oncial and resident society. Ar
adorn the ballroom and the guests viii
wear the costumes of the various ne.
RODS. PC
The drag hunt which had been plan
ned Tor today with a start from tn.
american University. was called off
ihe Tuesday evening ride, with al.
tractive features, will take place thi.
evening at the Ridin: and Hunt CIup
Gen. John ]. Pershing was the CUES,
OF honor at a reception given foda,
from IL until O'Clock at the ARM
ana Navy Club, by the members of tht
ciuo. The clubhouse, both outside and
IN, was festooned with flags in homo
OF the occasion. and two bands. sta.
TONED on the first moor, played alter
nately throughout the reception. A
Luncheon
main dining room and the guests wer,
received by the president of the cIub
Brig. Gen. George Richards. U. s. M g
and Gen. Pershing. Col Quekemeye,
ano Col. MARSHALL. aids to Gen. Perish
ing. making the introductions.
The members Of the club wer. 20
| companied by the ladies Of their re-
| spective families, who were the on1,
guests outside Of the club membershin in
! The last of the series Of Armv On,
Navy tea dances will be given thi
afternoon. although the series ha
been SO successful that secon,
series will be given, beginning n,
March IL. The Secretary of War an,
Mrs. Baker will head the receiyin,
| line this afternoon and will be assiste,
by Gen. Charles T. Menoher, Col. an
Mrs Clarence S. Ridley and Mrs
Snow, wife of Gen. William ]. Snow
ne OH drrdnRements
composed of Miss Frances Morrow
Miss Golden Ruggles. Miss Ann
I Bryan, Miss Anna Louise KitteIls
Miss Laura Lejeune and Miss Mar
garet Taylor. will assist, and Lieu,
John r. Moore will make the intro
ductions. The tea will be held fror
1870 to d:30 and those of the secon
series will be held at the same tim
and also in the ballroom Of 24OO 16t
street.
The Bryn Mawr Club Of Washingto
will act as hostesses for the weekl
tea tomorrow afternoon at the Ma
tional club house of the Associatio
of Collegiate Alumnae from 4.30 to
Mrs. c. D. Heron. DR.. Ella Open
heimer. Mrs. F. E. Ransome. and Mr..
J. Austin Stone will receive and vii
be assisted by Baroness Korff. Mis-
Henrietta Riggs. Mrs. Sturdevan1
Mrs. NJ. P. Davis, Miss Gardner. Mr.,
John A. McMurray and Miss Rut
Tinker.
4, Mrs. Timothy T. Ansberry wa
l.hostess at a beautifully arrange
Pluncheon today. entertaining at he
home on Woodland drive.
Mrs. Frederick Palmer of Detroi