The Washington times., 1922-03-14

Senate for , little while, was the
guest OF honor at small luncheon |
given In the Senate restanranf by |
Senator Frederick Hale. OF Maine. |
Senator Lodge. Senator Walter Edge |
and Princess Btbesco were other |
members Of the little luncheon party.
Mrs. Taft Honcrod
Mrs. william Howard Taft was
the guest of honor at q luncheon |
given today by Mrs. Harry Nor.
ment. Those present were Mrs.
Rufus 8. Day, Mrs.. Sarah Lee Phil
lips. Mrs. Charles c. McChord. Mrs. |
Charles H. Robb. Mrs. Oscar w.
Underwood. IT,. Mrs. Mead Moore.
Mrs. John H. Bankhead. and Nine.
Hugo v. DsPsna-
Mrs. Grafton Minot win b. hostess
at dinner this evening in compli.
ment to Senator and Mrs. George
Wharton Pepper. There viii be
sixteen guests.
| Mrs. Borden Hartman, who has
been In New York for few days.
win return this evening.
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The last Of the winter exhibition
rides win be given at Fort Myer
on Friday, March II.
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| Denbys Homer Guests.
The Secretary Of tho Navy and
Mrs. Edwin DENLY were the guests
at dinner last evening OF Major and
Mrs. Renato Tfttoni. who enter
tained a company at the White
Peacock. The other guests were
Congressman and Mrs. James F.
Byrnes, Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. r.
Olga Peterson Hull, Colone, Halford
and Capt Gustave Villaret, 5r.
Mrs. Medill Mccormick entertain
ed at dinner last evening in compli-
ment to her niece. Miss Elizabeth
Hanna, who II staying with her.
The guests included Miss Caroline
Story, Miss Camilla Sewell. Miss
lAdeline Oxnard, Miss Beatrice Beck.
Miss Louise Ross Todd. Miss An.
toinette Graves, Miss Hurst, Miss
Grace Hendricks, Prince Eugene
Lubomirski, George Frederick Col
lin. of the legation Of Norway; Ar
thur Yencken and Leander McCor.
bassy; Felipe Espil. Of the Argen-
tine embassy; Percy Blair, Larry
Curtis. George Sloan, Mr.. Patter-
son, Of New York. and Robert
Stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White win
| give q reception, with music, this
afternoon at their home in New
York. ~
McAdo0s Ut Pasadena.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Gibbs Nc
Adoo and their two small daughters,
Ellen Wilson and Mary Faith Nc
Adoo are among the recent arrivals
in Pasadena. Cal, and are registered
at the Huntington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. McAdoo plan to re-
main in Pasadena for several
months, occupying one of the Hunt
| ington bungalows. Eventually they,
dena. .
Mrs. Charles b. Alexander, Of New
York, is in Washington for short
visit and will be the speaker tomor- |
row morning at a Lenten talk to be !
held-at the home of Mrs Stephen b. |
El<ins.
Priscilla. Countess Annesley, of
London, England, and Mrs. Stephen
l.. II. Slocun. of Washington, were
the guests Of honor at tea given yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Charles 1. |
Cragin at her villa, Reeve d'Ete, which
is one OF the show places at Palm
Beach Countess Annesley will leave
for California next week.
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aif Studio Tea.
Paul Gardner Tchernikoff was
host at tea yesterday afternoon In
his newly opened studio at 1881 I
street, his guests being entertained /
by exhibition dancing. The program.
which was unusually interesting
was given by Mr.. Tchernikoff, who
| proposes to open q school of ballot
here, assisted by several OF his pu-
pills. "a s',g M
Mrs. Charles H. Campbell, Miss
Juliette Thompson, Mrs. Edouard
Albion and Miss Alice Shepard pre-
sided at the tea table.
| Among those in the audience were
Capt. and Mrs. Luke McNnmee, Miss
Patricia Ainsa, Mrs. Victor Kauff-
| mann, Mrs. u. r. Walmsiey, Miss
| Icy, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitch |
Sheppard, Mrs. Denwood White.
Miss May Adams, Miss Bessie Hic
key, Mrs. Ticrnsy, Mrs. l.. w. Glaze.
brook. William Bowie Clark. Mrs |
Clarence Day, Mrs. John r. Proc.
tor, Miss Byrd Nook. Sidney Clark,
Mrs. Richard Whitley, Mr.. and Mfs.
Mark Reid Yates, Miss Anne Ten.
nant, Mai. and Mrs. George Oakley
Totten, ,r., Miss Alice Goodwin, Miss
Dorothy Dent, Miss Julia Mason and
Miss Margaret Wilton.