Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-10-16

Aasist 1t Wednesday Tea. ,y..I.;..tu,
Mrs. Coolidge. wife of the Vice
President. has been asked to assist
Mrs. John d. Rockefeller. IT,, At tea
Wednesday afternoon at the 0rsce
Dodge Hotel. Mrs Rockefellsy and
will arrive tomorrow to spend several
days n, the Grace Dodge. and her
tea Wednesday will be for the Ameri-
can Dietetics Association and will
also celebrate the FIRST anniversary
of the opening Of the hotel. bnilt and
Christian Association. Mrs. Rookie
Teller has also asked Mrs. Wallace.
wife of the Secretary of Agriculture,
and Mrs. cumming, vic surgeon
General Hugh 8. Cumming. to assist
Der.
Assistant Postmaster General War
rem Irving Glover left Washington
last evening and will spend several
days in visiting various cities in New
Jersey.
Col. Edward Clifford, assistant Sac
rotary Of the Treasury. has closed his
residence on Lamont street and will
make his homo At the Army and Navy
his 1 family. Ms M c1iaord - Miss Helen
Clifford and Robert Clifford. his wife
and children. are In Paris, where they
will remain for the winter.
Nine. Pauline Coronado dc aaviria.
accompanied by her three young
daughters. arrived in Washington
from Bogota, Colombia. South Amer
lea. and will spend the winter with
her mother. Nine. Maria de Coronado.
inEton for the past ten years and is
well known among the social and
Observation-Disclosures Of the capital. Nine.
de Gaviria IL q sister of the secre-
tary OF the Colombian legation.
Mira Knox. widow of Senator Philander
c. Knox Of Pennsylvania has returned
to her apartment at 1921 18th street
for the winter, after spending tho sum
msr in her Valley Forge home. She win
spend the midvinter in Florida Her
son and dauEhter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philander c. Knox. jr., have given up
their home In Warrington and are In
'Chasiesto1HW. Va. for the winter.
Ball for Episeopal Eye.
Ear and Threat Hospital
Thanksgiving eve. Wednesday. No:
| vember 20. will be strictly reserved
by society folk for the annual ball for
the beneiit Of the Episcopal Eye, Ear
and Throat Hospital. to be known as
the debutantes' ball, being the first
large and fashionable event which
! seasons have shown it to be a great
rallying point for debutantes. where
| they were given an opportunity to
| wear their pretteist frock and serve
on the debutente committee. SO it was
chairman u the ball committee. to
permanently dub it the debutantes'
ball.
The funds derived from the ball
| will be used entirely for the FIVE free
wards of the hospital.
Meerkamp van Emden, Netherlands
consul general in the Philippines.
spent the week end at the New VIII
| Va. yesterday. where he lunched
| with the charge d'anaires OF the
Netherlands and Nine. Hubrecht.
daughter. Miss Nioe Louise Edison,
have left Atlantic City. where they
visited TT some time, Mrs. Edison
to returnF to her residence on Q
street and Miss Edison to go to Bryn
Mawr College.vhere she has entered
Former United States Ambassador
| to France and Mrs. Henry White
saH II ned house party over Sun
when their guests included Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt. Mrs Whitlaw Reid, Mrs
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson. Brig.
Gen. John Biddle Of Philadelphia. Mr..
! James Abercrombie Burden. Mr..
Harold Fitzgerald and Mr.. Charles
Allen Mum of New York.
Brig: Gen: and Mrs Cornelius
London for q few days befors s ssiiine
for this country. They viii open
their New York home on their re-
! turn, and in November will enter
tain Lord and Lady Mountbatten, who
tion Of their visit in washington.
Mrs. White. widow Of Chief Justice
Edward Douglas White, who spent
returned to her wash ton home
yesterday for the winte.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker entertain
ed at luncheon. yesterday in her
villa, HOLLYWOOD. at Lenox. Mass.
dinner Saturday evening.
Mrs. Van Wrinkle. wife of Prof.
CORTLAND Van Wrinkle Of Yale uni
Thomas W. Symons, for ten days.
| Mr.. Noel Symons, son OF Mrs. Symons,
| will go to Buffalo shortly and will
| make his homo there, where he will
eHteE INV uEin. ne recently re-
| turned from . visit on the Pacinc
| coast.
Miss Madelaine Loomis Of Chicago,
who has been visiting Mrs. Gertrude
Ryder Of the Library OF Congress.
| was guest Of honor At IN informal
coffee" given Saturday afternoon at
! the White Peacock by Mrs. Ryder.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Seaton
Schroeder have sold their house at
] 1916 N street and have taken an
apartment At 1909 18th street for the
winter.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Beadwell
entertained small company in
formally at dinner last evening At the
Hotel Powhatan.
Mrs. John Hull, wife Of the acting
judge advocate general Of the Army.
was hostess at the tea yesterday
afternoon At the Red Cross building,
and was assisted by Mrs Merritte w.
| Ireland. wife Of the surgeon general.