Evening star., 1921-03-04
son, Mr.. h. v. Tenant, Count John
de Sails and Mr.. A. p. Graves, all OF
the embassy staff

son. Mr.. h v. Tenant. Count John
de Sails and Mr.. A P. Graves, all of
the embassy staff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Logan en-
tertaioned thirty guests at a buffet
luncheon today in their spacious apart
ment at the New Willard, when those
in the company included number of
diplomats, who had attended the in
augural ceremonies at the Capitoi
and some other distinguished guests
from out of town.
Mrs. Frank L. Smith. wife of Rep
resentative Smith of Illinois. enter
tanned a box party at La Scala Or
Chestra concert yesterday afternoon
in honor of two of the guests of Mrs.
Ira Copley. Mrs. Richard Barr and
Mrs. Tracey. In the company were
Mrs. Joseph Irwin France, Mrs. James
w. Hustled and Mrs. Malcolm Nc
Conihe.
Mrs. Robert F.. Mackenzie has as
her house guests over the Inaugural
ton. Mrs. and Mrs. Edward G. Fitch
of Hudson. Ohio. Mrs. Mackenzie
will entertain at dinner this evening
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Ritchie of Den
yer. who are the house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic d. Mckenney.
Mrs. James NJ Beck has gone to
Hot Springs. Va. to remain for some
time, and Mr.. Beck will join her there
shortly.
Mrs. William A. Scully was at home
yesterday afternoon at 34o6 Il street
and had assisting her in receiving
Nine. Cespedes, wife of the minister
of Cuba: Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs.
u Vol sr,tcl
Hagner.
Mrs. Ossewardie, widow of Maj.
James Ossewardie. who has heen
spending part of the winter in WASH
ington, was hostess at a luncheon at
ST Marks today for Mrs. j. b. Rich
ards, Mrs W. X. Lloyd and Mrs. Glib
ner.
Miss Mary Bringhurst will entertain
in her apartment at the Rochambeau
tomorrow evening in honor OF the
solicitor general and Mrs. William l..
FrierSon.
Judge Huston Thompson of Wash
ington. former assistant attorney
general of the United States and now
a member of the Federal Trade Com
mission, accompanied by Mrs. Thomp-
SoIl' 10 d. INC A1oeSA AiN' ~
tic City.
Plan. for Inaugural Night Ball.
Final arrangements have been com.
pleted for the unofficial inaugural
ball at the Willard tonight. and with
nearly all the tickets sold the in
dications are that one of the most
brilliant spectacles ever seen IL
Washington will greet the eyes or
the many visitors who have come to
attend the inauguration.
The committee which arranged the
ball for the benefit of the Child We'll
fare Society. announced last night
that the financial success of the ball
is assured, and that from the pro-
ceeds the society will be able to lift
a thousand dollar mortgage on its
home at 2100 G street.
Dancing will begin promptly at 10
o'clock and will continue until 2
O'Clock. The United States Marine
Band. which will furnish the music,
will be divided into three sections.
two of which will play alternately in
the large ballroom and the third in
the small ballroom. SO that dancing
will be continuous.
Guests are expected to arrive a. the
F street entrance to the hotel, near
which there will be three cloakrooms.
Guests will ascend TO the ballroom
on the elevators at the F. street end
of the hotel, getting off on the ninth
floor and walking up one flight to
the ballroom floor. Descending at
supper time or upon leaving. they
will use the elevators at the Pennsyl-
vania avenue end. This arrangement