Evening star., 1921-04-29

make VlSlt on Long 1SldnQ oeioFc
returning to Washington.
Mrs. George Thatcher Guernsey.
former president general OF the n. 5.
D. A. R., accompanied by her sister,
the retiring vice president dent from or aGe
respective homes in Kansas ana
Nebraska after a stay OF several
weeks in Washington.
Miss Sophie Sweet will leave tonight
for a short visit in New York.
Mr.. John birmingham. assistant
colonial secretary of Bermuda, and
Mrs. birmingham are staying at the
Lafayette for time.
Mr.. George w. Wickersham. Attor-
ney General during the Taft admins
tration. is at the Hotel Lafayette for
brief stay.
Press Club Legion Post
to Honor Vice President.
The American Legion post of the
National Press Club will give an open
air May party at the United States
marine barracks Tuesday afternoon,
May 10. in honor of the Vice Presi-
dent. Mr.. Coolidge. the invitations to
be issued at an early day. The Vice
President and Senator Frank S. Willis
will speak. following a concert by the
Marine Band. and later .the Marine
Corps Institute will give parade.
The National Press Club Quartet will
sing, and there will be dancing in the
gymnasium and the ballroom. The
parade ground will be devoted to the
outdoor party.
Mrs. Barry Mahool Of Baltimore.
national secretary of the Service Star
Legion, will speak to the George Bald
rryty t~ny nm n
Legion. on the subject Of the Star Le-
gion. in the Sunday school room OF the
Church of the Covenant. at 2:3O
o'clock this afternoon. All members
Of the American Women's Legion are
invited.
Mr.. Stein. the Russian minister to
Argentina, who is the guest of Capt.
and Mrs. John Henry Gibbons while
completing his visit in Washington
and who has been giving number OF
lectures. entertained at luncheon at
the Shoreham, Wednesday. the am
bassador Of Argentina and Nine. LIE
Breton, Nine. Hauge, Capt. and Mrs.
Gibbons. Senor DR.. Don Alfredo Con-
zalez Prada, secretary OF the Peruvian
emba ssy; Col. and Mrs. A. r; Smith.
Mrs. Herbert Stabler and Mile. Llo-
veras, niece of the ambassador of Ar
gentina-
In addition to the executive COM
mittee and the twenty-five vice presi-
iary of Providence Hospital. Mrs.
Charles P. NeilL who is heading the
tag day drive for May 5. announces
the following co-workerS who will
assist in collecting funds for the free
wards Of the hospital: Nine. Calderon,
Mrs. P. J. Drury, Mrs. George c. Ham
ilton, Mrs. James F. Barbour, Mrs.
Co1l lor
Mrs. Cipolari. Mrs. Maher, Mrs. Thom-
as Sheridan. Mrs. Ida Galloway. Miss
Krumm, Mrs. William Fahey, Mrs. J.
T. Leary, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Edward
Costigan, Miss Roach, Mrs. Thomas
Sheridan, Mrs. Daley. Miss Maher.
Mrs. A: G. Donnelly. Mrs. William
Fahey, Mrs. NJ. M. Hawkins. Mrs. Ma
honey, Mrs. Pagan. Miss Hessler and
Miss Wilcox.
Mrs James Polk Cannon is visiting
her daughter, Miss Bessie Belle Gan
mon. at Chevy Chase School. Mrs
Cannon spent the winter at Chilli
P. Cannon, u. S. A., who is at Camp
Sherman, and is en- route to her home
at fredericksburg. Va
The Girl Scouts luncheon to be
given at Rauscher's May s will have
as guests Of honor Mrs. Juliet Low.
founder Of the Girl Scouts organiza-
ton in America, and Mrs. Arthur
Choate, national president Of the Girl
Scouts.
Kappa Alpha Fraternity of George
Washington University is holding a
housewarming in the form Of re-
ception and dance for the friends of
the chapter this evening in their new
home. at 1881 N street northwest.
The house was previously occupied
by former Secretary Houston and is
well adapted to entertaining.