Evening star., 1921-04-04
Society
Mrs. Harding Receiving M. VWiani and Group
of Woman Newspaper Writers This
Afternoon at White House.

retary to the Polish minister. Prince
Lubomirski. served in both the
French and American armies abroad
during the war and received several
foreign decorations and citations.
Mrs. Henry Russell Talbot will OBJ
serve her regular Tuesday afternoon
at home tomorrow.
|, Miss Hereford Entertnins
for Miss Rowena Smith.
Miss Virginia Byrd Hereford en-
tertained at luncheon. followed by
bridge. today in honor of Miss
Rowena Smith. whose marriage to
Lieut.. Fabius Henry Kohloss. L. S.
A. will take place next Wednesday
evening. The other guests were Miss
Elizabeth King of Roanoke. Va.
cousin of the bride. and the members
of the bridal party which includes
Miss Mildred Hoover. maid of honor;
Miss Dorothy Hill. Miss Alice Watts.
Miss Jane Ramey, Miss Betsy Ross
and Miss Evelyn Prescott. The deco
rations were in yellow and green. a
dainty wedding bell hanging over
the center of the table, in which a
diminutive bride stood. surrounded
by spring blossoms.
MIR. and Mrs. Warren Delano Rob-
bins entertained a small company at
dinner last evening. Covers were laid
for twelve.
Col. and Mrs. Francis T. A. Junkin
will entertain at dinner Wednesday
evening. Yesterday Col. and Mrs.
Junkin were hosts at luncheon at
Twin Oaks, their beautiful suburban
home, when their guests included the
minister Of China, DIR. Alfred SEE;
the minister of finance of the Chinese
repub bic and Nine. TIE Ching Yen; the
military attaehe Of the Italian l.1 em; A.;
di Bernezzo. and Marquise di Ber-
nezzo; Mai. Gen. and Mrs. John L.
Chamberlain, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh.
Col. William E. Horton and Miss Julia
Junkin Ravenel.
After the luncheon Mrs. Junkin was
at home informally. as is her weekly
custom, and musical program was
"a feature of the afternoon, when
Prince Michael Gagarine Of the Rus
sian embassy gave several vocal num-
complished pianist. was also heard.
Miss Ravenel presided at the tea table
and Marquise di Bernezzo and Mrs.
Chamberlain assisted.
Commander and Mrs. Fred F.
Rogers were dinner hosts last even
ing at their residence, 2711 Connect
cut avenue, in honor Of Capt. Voshi-
take Uyeda, the Japanese naval alta
che, who is soon to return to Japan.
Capt. Nagano. who succeeds Capt.
Uyeda, was among the guests present.
Mrs. Marlatt Entertains
Thirty-Ffve School Alumnae.
Mrs. Charles Lester Marlatt enter
tained company Of thirty-fve alum
nae of the Dobbs Ferry School at
buffet luncheon today. when her guests
were asked to meet Miss Masters and
Miss Strong. The luncheon V0s fol-
lowed by a meeting, at which Miss
Roberts gave a talk on education and
motion pictures Of the school activities
were shown.
Mrs. u. D. c. Pierce will be at homo
Saturday, April 8, in honor Of Miss
Natalie Sellers Barnes and Miss Bar
bara Sells.
the former Secretary of the Navy, will
sail Wednesday from New York aboard
the Adrfatfc for Italy, where she will
Join her son-in-law and daughter, Sig
nor and Sfgnora Brambilla, who spent
the winter here, while Signor Bram-
billa was counselor Of the Italian en-
bassy.
Mrs. John Garden Battelle Of Colum-
bus, Ohio. president of the Woman's
Republican Club Of Ohio, is spending
few days in Washington. and is the
SuSoS Va AOH OAOSuSBp oASuOP JOHH VIII.
liam Hamilton. in his apartment at
Stoneleigh Court.
Judge and Mrs. E. n. Goodwin and
their children left Washington yester-
day for their home at Lake Forest,
H.. where they viii be until next au-
tumn. Judge and Mrs. Goodwin have
spent the winter at Wardman Park
Hotel and expect to return here for
next winter.
Push Plans for Bridge
Party Next Saturday.
Members of the Animal Rescue
League, which includes in its member
ship Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Charles Bough-
ton Wood, Rear Admiral Stanton, who
is the president Of the league, and many
others, are giving their efforts to the