Evening star., 1921-01-24

ming q dinner Wednesday evening II
honor of their guests.

honor of their guests.
Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn, wife Of Rep
resentative Dunn OF New York. will
be at home informally tomorrow aft
ernoon in her apartment at the Will
lard for the first time this season.
She will be assisted by Mrs. William
NJ. Calder, Mrs. James W. Hustled and
Mrs. Homer P. Snyder.
The following congressional ladies
Of the George Washington Inn will
| not be at homo this afternoon. but
will receive on Monday afternoon.
January 81, from to 6: Mrs. Frank
Clark, Miss Fay Hardy, Mrs. William
r: Green, Mrs. A. M. Peterson. Mrs.
Simeon Fess, Mrs. Edward 3. Almon.
Hulings: Mrs. Edward c. Little. Mrs.
James G. Monahan, Mrs. W. NJ Hers
James Jam, q &. Strong ' and Mrs. c: B B.
Hudspeth.
The Czechoslovakian minister, DR..
Bedrick Stepanek. went to New York
yesterday afternoon and will return
Thursday to the legation. The min
lister was host at luncheon Saturday
Charles j. Vopicka, United States min
lister to the Balkan states.
Mrs. Charles Carroll walcutt was
not at home yesterday afternoon. but
will receive Sunday afternoon, Janu-
ary so. for the first time this season.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Charles
Copeland of Wilmington, Del. who
VIII arrive Wednesday to be her
guest.
Mrs. Charles Bouglrton Wood will
be at home this afternoon, when she
Will be assisted in receiving by her
nieces, Miss Anna Emo and Miss An
toinette Graves.
Gen. Pershing was at home inform
ally yesterday afternoon at Highwood
his home in Chevy Chase, when Mrs.
francis ID. Warren. wife of the senator
from Wyoming, acted as hostess for
nm. Mrs: Grafton Minot and Mrs.
u. T. Marshall, wife Of Gen. Marshall,
presided at the tea table.
informally yesterday afternoon at her
residence on Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, jr., will be
IN Washington the greater part of this
week attending an economic confer
will speak informally on Housing"
at q tea at the Blue Triangle Center
on "Wednesday afternoon. On Friday
night she will be present at the an
nual meeting Of the Y. W. C. A, when,
as chairman Of the housing COMMITTEES
OF the national board. she will form
ally turn over to the local association
the property known as the Blue Tri-
angle Recreation Center, at goth and
B streets northwest.
Several names have been added to
the hoor committee for the Near East
Relief benefit to be given tomorrow
evening in the Salon des Nations at
the Hotel Washington. They include
Maj. Stuart Cramer, Mr.. Franklin
Ellis. Capt. J: F. Harker:; Mr.. Ralph
and Mr.. Horace Westcott.
The boxes will be filled with the
most prominent people in diplomatic,
official and resident life in the capital.
and the four plays to be given by the
be a feature before the ball.
Mr.. Yuns Kwai, conselor and
charge d'anaires of China, and Mrs
Yung Kwai are hosts at a reception
this afternoon for the delegates to
this country from the silk manufac-
'turers of China who are visiting
Washington. In the delegation are
three of the most expert silk winders
Of the kingdom, but none of the party
speaks English.
Notables At Alabama Ball.
The gpests Of Representative and Mrs.
John McDuffie in their box at the Ala
bama Society ball and reception at the
New Willard this evening will be Rep
resentative and Mrs. William Webb
venable Of Mississippi. Maj and Mrs.
C.. L. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Wise
of Mobile, Ala, Mrs Randall of Mon
roeviIie, Ala, and Mr.. Tom Fosque Of
Grove Hill. Ala. The guests Of Repre-
sentative H B. SteaGan will be Misses
Margaret, Mabel and Mira Steagall. Maj.
and Mrs. j. r. Johnson and Miss Eula
Thomas.
Mrs. Edmund O'Brien will give vocal
selections, accompanied by Mr.. Claude
Robson at the piano, and Mr.. Paul Col
Inns violin selections. The arrangements
committee for the ball Is headed by Mrs.
p T. Carter, who is assisted by Mrs. W.
/. Hitchcock, Mrs. w. T. Wi1lett, Mrs.
George 8. Barnard. Mrs. Q. B. Newman,
Maj. T.. V. Walker. F. F. Conway and
Grady p. Oakley.
Mrs p. II. Foley, who has spent
several weeks at the Hotel Lafayette,
has gone for q trip to Panama Mrs.
Foley, who is q native of Terre Haute,
Ind, has been the guest of the
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall dur
ing her stay in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Joerissen have
returned from q three-veek stay at
White Sulphur Springs, where they