Evening star., 1921-02-12

y Army Juniors Ten Dance.
Mrs. Baker. wife of the Secretary of
War will receive the guests al the fourth
| tea dance of the Army and Navy Juniors,
which is being given this afternoon al
| 200 10th street Mrs. Willard A f1ol-
brook. Mrs George w. Burr. Mrs. Alex
andtr Sharp. il. and Miss Frances Mar
row, will assist in the hospitality. and
Maj Pierre Gaillard will make the pres
enrations.
The next dance of the Juniors will be
held February q. ana it will be the
last of the series. The Secretary of War
t and Mrs. Baker viii receive on THIS &C
caSion and Gen. lersil.nS also Will De
0ne of the honor guests
Representative and Mrs. Scott Fer
riS ente! tained at luncheon yesterday
at the Capitol. when their guests ~~ss
, Representative and Mrs. William
| Hastings Representative and Mrs.
| James V. McClintic. Representative
Tom d. Mckeown. Representative
| Charles y. Carter former Governor of
, Oklahoma and Mrs. c. n. Haskell. Mr..
| and Mrs. w. l.. Walker of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Campbell and
| Miss Ann. Ferris. sister of Repre-
| sentative Ferris.
The marriage Of Miss Ferris and
! Mr. Gilbert S. Sullivan of Albany. \.
| Y, Will take place Monday afternoon
| The ceremony will he performed at .
! o'clock by Rev. Wallace Radcliffe a
| Congress Hall, in the presence OF
| small company of relatives and very
| close friends. There will be no at
t"nd2ntS, and the reception which vii
| follow will be for those who witness
! the ceremony. Mr.. Sullivan and hi
! bride VIII leave Immediately after for
a short wedding trip. and will later
be at home in Albany, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stabler en-
tertained at dinner last evening, when
their guests included the ambassador
Senator and Mrs. Francis E. War
ren. Representative and Mrs. John
Jacob Rogers. Prince and Princess
Radziwill, Mrs. Truxton Beale. Nine.
Hauge and Mr.. Franklin MacVeagh.
On account of absence from the
city. Mrs. Bromwell and Miss Brom-
well will not receive tomorrow. Mrs.
| Bromwell is spending a short time
| in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Ridley. wife of Col. Clarence A.
! Ridley. was hostess at a luncheon to-
day at the Brighton. when Lady Ged-
des. wife of the British ambassador,
and Mrs. Baker. wife of the Secretary
of War. were among her guests. The
table was adorned with a beautiful
! icenterpiece of spring flowers.
This evening Col. and Mrs. Ridley
will give a dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club.
Representative and Mrs. S. Wal
lace Dempsey have been called to
! New York by the illoess of their
daughter, Mrs. John Crimson Nose
+! ley. who is arriving from the West
| Indies.
Mrs Dempsey will not return to
-, Washington for the present.
Admiral William S. Sims. who has
| been IN Washingtn for short time.
| has gone to New York to meet Sir
| Admiral Lewis Payley of the British
| navy. who arrived today from Pan
! ANA. Admiral Payley will spend a few
! days at the Vanderbilt and will come
! Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Dan
| iels will entertain at dinner in honor
! of the distinguished British naval Of
| fcer next Wednesday.
In compliment to Mrs. A. A. d.
! Rain of Minneapolis. group of Min
| nesotaJ women gave luncheon yes
| terday at st. Marks. The guests in
, Guided Miss Laura Volstead. Mrs
! Walter Hughes Newton. Mrs. Thomas
! p. Schall Mrs. William Howard Hun
| ter. Mrs. wilton McMurchy, Mrs
Ralph Kimball. Mrs. George F.. Auth
! ier. Mrs. John +. Monk. Mrs John r.
| McDill, Mrs. II. q. Conn. Mrs. Simon
| Mlche1eJ MIS-. HaiNOr SteeneTSOn, MRS.
! Sidney Anderson, Mrs. Charles Rus
sell Davis and Mrs. r. C. Johnson,c >
! pr. Livingston Farrand was the
! guest of honor last evening at a re-
| ception given in the home of Mrs
! NJ. Orme Wilson. on Gath street. .;ew
| York. DIR. Farrand went to New York
TO speak in behalf of aid to- deyas-
| tated countries of Europe, and the re-
ception was arranged by the women's
committee Of the Serbian Child Well
| fare Association. ~
Box holders for the concert for, the
benefit of the building fund Of Dobbs
Ferry. to be given at Continental
Memorial Hair at $40 o'clock Monday
February 2s, are Lady Geddes. Mrs
James w. Wadsworth. jr.: Miss Helen
Jones and Mrs. Charles NJ Ffoulke.
Mrs. Charles Requa is leaving. to-
day for her home in Chicago after
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Stew
art Johnson. at 1912 Sunderland place
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wyllys Hyde
jr., entertained a small party at the