The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

the four Thursdays in May. On the
FIRST Thursday she will be assisted
in receiving by the wives of the in
coming and outgoing presidents of
the Rotary Club. On the second
Thursday she will have assisting
her Mrs. Chandler. former president
of the Montgomery County Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Jo-
siah Jones, the present president. On
the third Thursday Mrs. Stock will
be assisted by her sister, Mrs. Gam
bill. formerly of York, Pa. who. with
her husband, an Episcopal clergy
man. has bought a home in Wash
ington and will reside here in the
future. On the fourth Thursday Mrs.
George B. Christian. wife of the Sec
retsry to President Harding. will as
sist Mrs. Stock in receiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stock plan to leave
on a trip to Europe in June.
DR.. l. S. Rowe, director general
Of the Pan American Union. enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
Metropolitan Club in honor Of DR..
Esteban Gil-Borges, minister Of
foreign relations of Venezuela, and
the members Of the special Vene-
zuelan mission which presented the
statue of Bolivar to the city of New
York on April 1s. Besides the
guest Of honor. those present were
the Secretary Of State, the Secre-
tary of War, the Secretary Of Agri-
culture, the Ambassador of Brazil,
the Ambassador of Peru, the Am
bassacor of Argentina, the Ambas-
ssdor Of Chile. the Minister Of
Cuba. the Minister of Ecuador, the
Minister Of Colombia. the Minister
Of Uruguay, the Charge d'Affaires
Of Honduras, the Minister Of Costa
Rica, the Minister of Guatemala,
the Minister of the Dominican Re-
public, the Minister Of Nicaragua.
the Minister of Haiti, Charge d'hf-
faires OF Panama. Gen. PershinG,
DR.. ]. B. Scott, Eliot wadsworth.
the Third Assistant Secretary of
State, Eugene Meyer, jr., Sumner
Welies, DR.. c. Z. Mcclure, DR.. G.
A. Sherwell. Senator d. u Fletcher,
Stewart johnson, Franklin Adams,
Walter Penfeld and Henry Chspin
Plummer.
Toasts were offered to the PresI-
dent of the United States, the
President of Venezuela, and the
Minister of Foreign Affairs Of Vene-
zuela, the guest of honor at the
luncheon
MRS. YANES ENTERTAINs
FOR NINE. GIL-B0RGEs.
Nine. Francisco Yanes, the wife
of the assistant director of the Pan
American Union, q member of the
Venezuelan special mission, gave a
La - d.
honor of Nine. Gil-Borges and the
other ladies of the mission. The
guests included Nine. Gil-Borges,
Nine. Riano, Nine. Pezet, Nine.
Elizalde, Nine. Urueta, Mime. Va
rela, Nine. Francia, Nine. Rodri-
guez, Nine. Mendoza, Mime.
Nine. Uribe, Nine. Calderon, Miss
Todoy. Miss Aramburu and Nine.
Marquee.
Miss Lois Addison Sprigg. who Is
a well known Washington girl, will
appear in the cast of The White
Gods Come" which will have its
first performance this afternoon at
the Washington Little Theater, l742
Church street. The production will
be an ambitious one, requiring many
players in addition to the regular
company with Miss Pauline Edding-
ton. Miss Orilee Dix. Murray Ben
nett, Elmore Galley, Ulysses Gra-
ham, Charles v. Brown and Robert
Randall as its principals. Miss
Sprigg made a distinct impression
at the recent book fair Of the
League Of American Pen Women In
Mrs. Larz.' Anderson's play. Every
Boy"
Another addition to the stan Is
Theodore Tiller. jr., who has been
engaged as an Indian youth. Theo-
dore Tiller, tr., is still very young,
but he has remarkable talent for
dramatic work and In his FIRST two
roles showed such interest that his
parents consented to let him appear
In this weeks big drama. which in
troduces many interesting dances.
Mrs. Edward L. Munson, wife of
Col. Munson. Is at White Sulphur
Springs. She will visit the New