Evening star., 1921-03-10
Senatorial Notes Of interest.

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Senatorial Notes Of interest.
Senator Arthur Capper left yesterday
for Kansas and will return next Thurs
day. Mrs Capper Is spending the week
in New York.
Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel B. Dial of
| South Carolina have as their house
| guest Miss VIII Lou Gray of Laurens.
s. c., who will be here for several days.
| Nine. Peter, wife of the minister of
Switzerland. will be at home tomorrow
| afternoon at the legation, 2622 18th
| street, for the last time this season.
Princess Bibesco. wife of the minis
ter of Eumania. will receive Saturday
| afternoon, instead OF FRIDAY, as mas
| been announced.
Mr. breckenridge Long is in his st.
Louis home and will Join Mrs. Long In
| Washington about the first of April.
| Mrs. Long entertained a company OF
| fifty-four~ at dinner last evening, her
guests being seated at one large table
and four smaller ones, each with CEN
| terpiece OF gay spring flowers. Among
! the guests at dinner were the ambas-
Sador of Argentina and Nine. LIE Breton,
the ambassador Of Italy, Signor Ricci;
| the minister of Switzerland and Nine.
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| minister Of Poland, and other members of
| the diplomatic corps and smart residential
| circles. About 200 additional guests were
asked for dancing later, the ballroom
| having tail vases of forsythia and pussy
1 willow branches at intervals around the
| walls. Mrs. Long received the guests
| in a gown of blue and gold brocade In
Japanese pattern. Miss Mary Potter OF
St. Louis is spending some time with
Mrs. Long and will probably remain
l ha ~ A
Mr. and Mrs. willard Salisbury were
hosts at dinner last evening and will !
entertain again Wednesday evening, |
| March 90. |
Dr. L. c. Sawyer. personal physician |
| to President Harding, and Mrs. Saw !
yer formerly of Marion. Ohio, now
| living in Washington, entertained ]
small company informally at dinner |
| last evening. Covers were laid for |
ten. |
Mrs. Van Santvoord Merle-Smith
was hostess at luncheon today.
| Miss Vota Vesnitch, daughter of the
premier of Serbia, and Miss Mary
| Cameron of New York. are guests OF
Miss Adeline Oxnard, debutante daugh-
| ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard,
|
\ people at dinner last evening in their
! honor. Later the party attended the
/ dance which Mrs. Breckinridge Long
[ gave.
| Mrs. Edward Graham of Cleveland will
| come to Washington next week for a
visit of several weeks with Mrs Robert
+. Mackenzie. Mrs. Mackenzie enter
\ tanned at dinner last Tuesday evening in
honor of Judge and Mrs Amber of Can
Mrs B. F. Amber. Covers were laid
| for twelve. Mrs. Mackenzie will be
| hostess at dinner again on Friday even
| ing. March IS.
| Mrs. Mary Stewart will entertain at
| dinner this evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Hay, who
have been with Mr.. and Mrs Payne
| Whitney's party at Palm Beach. Fla,
| returned Wednesday to New York.
Miss Adeline Eau and her brother, Mr..
| Eugene Eau, who motored through here
last fall en- route to Florida. where they
| spent the winter, arrived yesterday on
their return trip and will be at the Ho-
tel Washington for stay of several
days, when they will motor to their
| home in Charleroi. Pa.
Solidarity Ball Tonight.
The American Solidarity ball to be |
given this evening under the auspices
of the Washington Camp, No. 305. |
Sons of Confederate Veterans, prom |
| ises to be brilliant success and
will be attended by important guests |
| from official and resident society. The |
majority of the southern states will
! be represented by boxes at the ball. |
and these will be occupied by mem !
| bers of Congress and other notables |
The committee in charge of the ball !
consists of Miss Rebecca. Dial, spon- |
sor; Miss Pearl Clark, maid of honor;
Mr.. Elgin H. Blalock, commandant:
Mr.. Frank F. Conway, treasurer. Mr.. !
James O'Connor of Louisiana will act !
as chairman of the floor committee, |
assisted by Mr.. J. Roy Price, member
Of the commander-in-ch chief. as vice
| chairman. Mr.. William H. Saunders |
president of the Southern Society of
Washington. will act as chairman of
be assisted by the presidents Of the
various state societies and others
prominent in southern society.
| burg, Va, is visiting Mrs. Edwin Lee
Morgan in her apartment at the Plaza.
| on Washington circle. Mrs. Coffey
was formerly Miss Fannie Ridgely
! and has been frequent visitor in
Washington.
Senator and Mrs. Ralph Cameron
I Of Arizona are established in their
apartment at the Brighton for the re-
| mainder of the season. Mr.. Ralph
! Cameron, jr., has joined his parents
| here for the spring.
! Mrs William Mitchell. wife of Gen.
Mitchell, will leave Monday for an
absence of several weeks in Europe.
| Miss Louise Delano, daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. Frederic A. Delano. will en-
| tertain a company of young people at
| dinner this evening. Covers will be
laid for eighteen.
Mrs. c. L. McCrea of Atlanta. Ga. is
| visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus p. Crenshaw.
! Mrs. Hughes, wife Of the Secretary
Of State, has loaned her name as pa
| troness for the benefit of the Simmons
| and Wellesley college endowme ent
| funds. which will be given tomorrow
evening and again Saturday evening
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