Evening star., 1921-01-08

and Mr.. Campbell is the son Of Repre-
sentative Guy e. Campbell Of the
thirty-second congressional district
set for the wedding.
Many Of the guests will go from the
dinner party entertained by the Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall Monday
night to the Children's Hospital ball,
where they will be guests, and among
the hosts entertaining before the ball
and then going on with all OF their
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Story. who will entertain a party Of
young folks for their daughter, Miss
Caroline Story. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas B. Sweeney.
The ball will be one. of the most
brilliant affairs Of the winter, though
that is saying much for a season re-
piete with unusually brilliant events.
| Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell and Miss
Mildred Rromwell will be at home to-
morrow afternoon at their residence,
1915 Q street. Miss Bromwell, who
has been i'll for the last week, has
| Mrs. Horace Macfarland entertained
| at dinner last evening at the Willard
| in honor Of Col. and Mrs. Francis +.
| a. Junkin. The other guests were
senator Thomas J. Walsh. Gen. and
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| and Mrs. Emmet Gudger, NJ and Nine.
| Soyez. Mrs. John w. Mckie, Maj. Will
| frid Blunt. Mr.. Edwin Ffather and
Mr.. Raymond Richardson.
Mrs. Frederic r. Harris will be at
| home informally tomorrow afternoon
from tot at her residence, 1879 1sth
| street.
Maj; Randolph coyle. U. 8. M. C., and
ME-. Mrs; c9yls entertained at dinner last
Mitchell and others, afterward going
! on to the Navy and Marine Corps
dance at the New willard with them,
Mr.. Olaf Jenson entertained At din
Katharine Sutherland and Miss Nil
room Of the shorehamH. HS The 'S other
guests were Mrs. Howard Sutherland,
Mis- Anne Hight. Miss Elinor Wheel
Taylor. Miss Myra Morgan, Lieut..
John s. Schneider. Mr.. Victor Cahill.
Mr.. Robert Cahill, Mr.. Ezra Gould,
Mr.. Graham Hodges, Mr.. Jorge A.
Pexet ana Mr.. H. p. Moseley.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
Madeleine Austin for q luncheon on
Friday. January II, in her apartment
at the Dresden. Miss Austin and her
mother, Mrs. T. Septimus Austin. will
| entertain at luncheon later in the
| month.
The director Of the United States
reclamation service and Mrs. Arthur
Powell Davis will be at home this
evening from 8 to II o'clock at s212
list street northwest, to the o6lcials
la1n4fton service. stsi '- = =
1r. and MrA Henry Price, Wright
VIII have ~ guests for several days
MT and Ars. Henry q: Grove OF Phil
Ars. Wright Win be At home Mon
day afternoon from to 6, at 2203
Massachusetts, avenue.
Miss katherine smyth WAS the
guest Of honor 1t luncheon today Of
Miss Margaret Crosson, whose other
guests were those who will attend
Mss Smyth at her marriage on
Wednesday to Mr.. Charles Ward Bur.
Eess. Covers were laid for twelve.
Mr.. Burgess arrived In Washington
yesterday from his homo dn Omaha.
He will be attended by his father, Mr..
Ward Burgessof Omaha, a. best man,
and the ushers will be Mr.. Eugene B.
Sibbersen Of Omaha, brother-in.law
Of the bride; Mr.. Edward L Smyth.
brother OF the bride: Mr.. Lewis Bur-
gess Of Omaha, brother of the bride-
groom, and Mr.. George q. Hamilton
Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sibbersen will enter
tain the members Of the wedding
party and out-of-town guests at din
ner this evening at the Chevy Chase
Of honor for her sister.
One of the gayest dances given at
TIE New Willard in many moons was
that OF the second Of q series Of sew
eral to be given by Navy and Marine
Of the bali was beautifui in its color
ing, the charming costumes Of the
women and with almost every man
guest in his uniform OF gold and blue.
with American and Navy and Marine
Gorps E,, faFs as deSSr.tiSn cor n,nn mating aanE
was stationed at one end Of the ball
room and the Navy Yard Band at the
other, while the supper was served
in the smaller ballroom.
ceived by ADMIRAL K. E. ooontz, U:
S. n, and Mrs. coontz. the latter
wearing q handsome gown of black
net closely covered with sequins In
black. and carrying an arm bouquet
Iejeune ana Mrs. Henry G. Haines.
who, because Of MrH Lejeune being
in mourning, took her place. MrA
Haines wore q charming draped
gown Of dark blue velvet and carried
an arm bouquet Of pink carnations
Among the guests from the diplo-
matic corp7 were many of the naval
attaches Of embassies and legations
and their wives
Capt. James c. Ruddell. U. s. A., anr
Mra Ruddell are leaving today for
Fort Totten. N. T., whore the former
has been appointed adjutant to Col.
DoorA wro io commanding those de.
lenses. Capt Ruddell has been on
duty here in the ONCE Of the adjutant
general Of the Army.
Cal. Rriekee Head Of Committee.
Col. Edwin D. Brickef, chairman OF
the floor committee for the American
isation ball. to be given at the Had:
leigh on January y,aa IL: mas s, ann"unceG Mnn is
~ a. o. Lewis. q. 8. A.; Lieut.
ICommander P..U. L. Bel1inger, u. 8.
| n: Maj. C. e. Bridges. assistant mill
hry ettsche Ct tho British embassy;
Weems, Lieut.. Jean Lebat and Mr..
Harry B. Gauss.
The Club Of Colonial Danes will
hold a reception at O'Clock Monday
Breniser. retiring president. and the
other retiring officers, and the incom-
ing president, Nrs. Charles G. Mat
| thens, and tho recently elected OH
GERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment have
gone to Atlantic City for two weeks
and arc stopping 1t the MARLBOROUGH.