Evening star., 1921-02-28


ment to Mrs. Writ Farley of Chicago.
Presiding at the tea tables were Mrs.
and Miss Daisy Prentice. while those
assisting Mrs. Smallwood and Mrs
Farley to receive were Mrs. John
Thompson. Mrs. Paul Reed and Mrs.
Allen Burdett.
Mr.. William Bowie Clarke enter
tanned informally at dinner Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Julian Shir-
ley Carter of Baltimore. who came
over to attend the musicals given by
Mrs. Duncan McKim and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rafael r. Gown.
shooting last night Only few days
Mrs. William 5. Washburn enter
tanned house party over the week
end for her daughter. Miss Charlotte
Washburn. who is senior at SWARM
more College, and some of her col
lege mates. including Miss Mary
Dolterer. Miss Eleanor Green. Miss
Peggy Embrey. all of Philadelphia,
and Miss Helen Collins of Williams
port and Miss Betty Strang of New
York.
The president and board of trustees
of the Corcoran Gallery of Art an
nounce special exhibition of paint
ings by Philip A. de Laszlo, opened
at the gallery yesterday and to re-
main on view until Sunday, March 90.
inclusive.
The Junior League has changed the
date OF its next dance from March
to Wednesday evening, when 1t will
entertain at RausCher's and "A number
of dinner parties will precede the
dance as usual
Cards have been received in Wash
ington announcing the marriage OF
Miss Helen Gay Smith. daughter OF
Mrs Walter G. Smith of Brookline.
Mass. to Mr.. Ernest Weeks Roberts,
son of Representative and Mrs. Ernest
w Roberts. The ceremony was per-
formed February Ii, in the Church
of Our Savior. in Longwood, in the
presence of small company OF
friends. The bride is the daughter or
the late Walter G. Smith and grand
daughter of one of Beston's Wen
known Unitarian clergymen, the Kew
Caleb Davis Bradlee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts Will make
their home in Watertowu, Mass.
The third informal dance of the Rob
ert e. Lee Chapter. No. GA, L. ID. e.,
will be given this evening in the large
ballroom of the New Willard, at y
o'clock The arrangements are being
made by Mrs. George D. Hornlne'
president of the chapter. assisted py
a large committee of which Mrs. w al
ter f. Hutton is chairman.
The Ohio ball at Rauscher's. inau
guration night, will be preceded at
o'clock by a program of stunts ana
songs of Ohio. Several committees
are at work on the program.
The singing will be led by the song
leader from one of the Army camps,
with a specially chosen pianist. a
twelve-page song book in handsome
colors, containing songs OF all tne
leading Ohio colleges, will be 1ur-
nished to every guest.
The Glee and Mandolin Clubs OF
Georgetown University nave oHereu
their services. They Will sing OF
their own alma mater, and lead the
Ohioans in The star Spangled BAN
ner" and other music.
HEADQUARTERS are at Io3 Colorado
building, where Ohioans may register
and get in touch with one anolner.
Information about Ohio matters mas
been placed on file there lof the coH-
venience of visitors.
Several colleges are preparing
decorated tables for the competition
at the Ohio party, and this promises
to be a beautiful scene Dress VIII
to be a formal or informal, and guests
in either will feel at ease.
Henry Clay Evans of Tennessee
former consul general at LONDON,
viii arrive tomorrow. to be the guest
of his son-in-law and daughter, capt.
and Mrs. David Foote Sellers
Dobbs Ferry Women Entertained.
Commander and Mrs. Frank Jack
Fletcher were hosts at tea yester-
day afternoon for the ashlnston
Dobbs Alumnae, from to O'CLOCK,
in honor Of Miss Dorothy Nilmot OF
New York, who is visiting MISS JeS-
sic Treadwell over the week end.
Phi Mu Fraternity of George Wash
ington University is making elabor-
ate plans for its annual founder
dav hannuet and dance, to be given
at Franklin Square Hotel on March
d. Corsages of sweet peas and roses,
carving out the fraternity colors.
will be used as place CARDS: MISS
Josephine Houston will be soloist d t
the banquet, accompanied by MISS
Evelyn Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Ryan of New
York are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Schaffner of Euclid street
for the inauguration.
Representative Hamilton Fish. jr.,
of New York. has engaged suite t
the Hotel Washington, and will have
a large party of friends from New
York for the inauguration.
Mrs. James NJ. Beck has gone to the
Hot Springs. Va. to spend some time.
and Mr. Beck will shortly join her
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cans have re-
turned from their trip down south,
where they attended the wedding
of their niece, Miss Ruth