The Washington herald., 1922-03-06
MRS. KEYEs TO ENTERTAIN
IN HONOR OF MRS. DU PUI.


MRS, KEYEs TO ENTERTAIN
IN HONOR OF MRS. DU PUI.
Mrs. Henry wilder Keyes will be
hostess at a dinner in her apart
ment this evening IN farewell to
Mrs. william Atherton pu Puy, for
two years national president of the
League of American Pen Women
who will leave Washington at mid
night for New York. spending the
week in that city. series Of din
ners and receptions having been
planned for her by the New York
League Of American Pen Women
and presidents of other clubs In
that city. On Saturday, March II
Mrs. Du Puy will sail with Mr.. Du
Puy, who has recently accepted
two-year appointment at Geneva
Switzerland, accompanied by theiI
two little girls who will be placed
In schools in that country.
Mrs. Keyes will have as her
guests Mrs. Harry Atwood Coiman
Mrs. Homer Hoch, Mrs. Theodore
Tiller, Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs
Louis N. Geldert, Mrs. Hamlin Il
Cogswell, Mrs. william H. Moses
Mrs. Aaron D. Newman, Mrs. Albert
Bush Manly, Miss Mary Meek Al
keson, Mrs. c. A. Thomas. Mrs
Ernst Virgins. Mrs. ]. J. Locher
Mrs. r. E. Carlson, Mrs. Daniel C.
Chace, Mrs. Nanette B. Paul, Miss
Lillian Williamson, Miss Elize Pops
Van Dyne, Mrs. Frank Wilkes Pyle
Mrs. Dorothy De Muth watson. MRS,
Ella o. Howard. Mrs. Florence wa
lard Day, Mrs. Virginia King Frye
Mrs. Isabel Gates, Mrs. Amos a
Fries, Mrs. Lillian c. B. McMayer'
Miss Roberta Bradshaw. Mrs. Will
lam Wolff Smith, Mrs. william Cor
coran Eustis, Mrs. J. Harry Cum
ningham and Miss Alice Hutchins
Drake
On Friday evening Maj. and Mrs
r, E. Carlson entertained in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Du Puy: a large
dinner was given in honor OF MI
Du Puy last week at the Racquet
Club: a dinner in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Du Puy on Saturday evening
by Mrs. Warren Hunt; and a din
ner with a reception following yes
terday given by Mrs. Clarendon
Smith, preceding the reception CIV
en- by the City Of Washington
League Of American Pen Women at
the national headquarters of the
organization, from 5 to $50.
Cards have been issued by the
Washington Salon and United Arts
Society for the fortnightly soiree
Thursday night at the Playhouse,
1914 y street, with the following
guests of honor and principal speak
ers: DR.. Frank Crowther, MEMBER
of Congress from New York, and
DR.. E. v. Wilcox. president of the
Shakespeare Society. OF this city;
Representative DR.. Crowther will
speak on Things Human and Leg.
islative," and DR.. Wilcox's topic Will
be The Value Of Shakespeare To
the Modern World"
Tho chatelaine for the evening
will be Mrs. Helen Jean Paul Starr.
who will have the assistance OF the
following hostesses: Mrs. Ada w.
Duncan, Mrs. NJ. W. Watkins. Mrs.
Emma c. Mccormick, Mrs. F. y. y.
Eble, Mrs. w. Taylor, Miss Kate
N. Estey, Mrs. J. Milton Penny and
Miss Edna Duncan. Those assist
ing Mrs. Starr at the punchbowl Will
be Miss Teresa Connolly. Miss An
eela Robinson, Miss Mabel =. Mooa.
MISS duulC ~. Il -
A. B. GudEin, Miss Aniwegi Baudi-
not, Miss Dorothy T. Mayheld, Miss
Lorraine NJ. Latham. Miss Julia D.
Connor, Miss Grace Fury, Miss Ag-
mes B. Kroll and Miss Edith E.
Phillips.
The musical program will be pre-.
sented by Miss Frances Finckel, the
noted pianist. member Of the cele-
brated "Finckel Family" Harry I.
Clarkson, barytone soloist at Christ
Episcopal Church, with Mrs. Clark
son at the piano, in solo selections
and duet: Daniel Breeskin, the IA .
nous violin soloist, with Frank A.
Tillman at the piano: Mrs. Mabel
Owen Wilcox in dramatic recital
Of Portals description OF her low
ers. from the Merchant Of Venice"
Mile. Maxine Madeleine, De Silvia,
solo and exhibition dancing. Ru-
dolphe de Zapp, president of the
society, will make the presentations
and be in charge of the program.
F. w. Speyer, of IaondAn, is at the
New Willard Hotel.
Lieut.. Eugenio Vinci, son OF the
immigration counselor of the Ital-
ian Embassy. and assistant Of the
air attache, was the guest Of honor
at dinner given by Lieut.. Col.
A. Guidoni, Saturday.
Lieut.. Vinci will leave for Italy
shortly to graduate as lawyer in
the University of Naples, and then
will enter the diplomatic career.
Mr.. and Mrs. James s.. Douglas,