Evening star., 1921-03-09

der F. Masruder, Mrs. Talbot, Mrs.
Philip Van H Lansdale. Mrs. John X:
Robson, Mrs. Charles f. Preston and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Oman.
Mrs. Frederic Atherton will enter
tain a party of twelve for the Tony
Sarg Marionette presentation OF
Tha ckeray'S THE Rose and the Ring
to be given Saturday evening at Con-
tinental Memorial Hall for the benefit
of the Simmons and Wellesley College
endowment funds.
Mrs. Lyman Reecher Swormstedt
and her mother, Mrs. Godfrey. will be
at home informally tomorrow after 4
o'clock, especially to members of the
Twentieth Century Club. They will
have with them Mrs. William Heron
and Mrs. Frank Briggs, newly elected
president and vice president of the
club. Mrs. Ernest Bicknell and Mrs:
and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. Mrs. Law
renee Schmeckebier. Mrs. Benjamin
f. Smith Miss Emma Slider and Miss
Joy Webster will assist.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. seabrook
are spending the week at the Hotel
Washington. on their way to their
home in Cleveland from Florida,
where they spent the winter. Mr..
and Mrs. Seabrook have been frequent
visitors.
Mrs. William F.. Pearson. 1916 21st
street, will observe her day at home
Friday after o'clock. and will have
with her Mrs. Brewer. wife of Col.
Thomas L. Brewer of Troy, y. Y.
The weekly indoor ride of the Rid
ing and Hunt Club took place last
evening. The first division was led
by Mrs. Frank S. Hight and Capt.
Otis K Sadtler and the second divi-
sion by Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen and
Capt. Harold NJ. Rayner Among others
who attended were Mr. and Mrs DEN
mis- Upson. Mrs. r. Septimus Austin,
Miss Madeleine Austin. Miss Julia
Whiting, Miss Marion Drain and Miss
Florence Schneider. The last evening
ride will take place next Tuesday in
the clubhouse, at 22d and p streets.
The Scotch play of Bonnie Prince
Charles and Flora Macdonald" that is
to be produced at the New Willard at
9 80 O'Clock the evening of March IS.
daily gains in new features, all of which
will precede the supper and dancing.
The Royal Bagpipers of Canada. cham
pions of the world. and wearing medals
from many countries. will play. The
entertainment, which will be entirely
Scotch in character. will be given in
other cities also. and is for the bene-
Ht OF Ine educatlOndl 1un0 Tor southern
mountain children. Mrs. c. C. Calhoun
is arranging the entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte, who are at Palm Beach for the
season, entertained at luncheon yester-
day in honor of DR.. and Mrs. Preston
Pope Satterwhite, who spent a short
time in Washington as guests of Mrs.
Cromwell Brooks on their way south.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. Ballantyne. the
latter formerly Miss Barbara Trego,
daughter of the late Mr.. Albert Trego
of Washington. will leave this afternoon
for their home in Detroit after a short
stay at the Hotel Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs Ballantyne have spent the winter
in Camden. S. c., and had with them the
latters mother. Mrs. Albert B. Hilton,
who was also in Washington for short
time and left last evening for Buffalo.
where she will visit her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bissell.
Mrs. Clinton r. Grove has returned
to her apartment at the Highlands
after a visit in Baltimore and New York.
Miss Betty Grove also has returned to