Evening star., 1922-04-28
Society
Presidnt and Mrs Harding to Entertain
Dinner Company for President-Elect
of Colombia, Senor Ospina.

Mrs. Charlie. E! I.obdell. Mrs. victor
Mnrdock. Mrs vii lam Ayres. Mrs.
HowsNd lie Roy. Mrs. Raymond Patton.
Carmody. Mrs. George Reilly. Mrs g
b. Shaw. Mrs. J. X Bihb.ns. Mrs Carey
Hodgson, Mrs. II. b. Angus, Mrs Wilson
Compton, Mrs A. b. MacElwee. Mrs.
George Gu be-tson. Mrs. H. c. Holmes.
Mrs. NJ. w. Haw;sins. Mrs. Charles
Gardiner, Mrs. Albert Myers. Mrs. H.
H. Donnally. Miss Stron.. Miss Vol
stead. Miss Pemberton, Miss Biselow and
Miss Helmick
The secretary Of the Italian en-
bassy and Sisnora Geisser celesia en-
tertained Il small company at dinner
last evening. when their guests were
asked to meet the ambassador of
Nine Steen wife of the counselor
Of the legation of Norway. enter
tanned party of fourteen at luncheon
today at the Chevy Chase Club In
honor Of the delegates from Porto
Rico to the pan-Americsn conference
Of women. Nine. Steen has spent
many years of her life in Porto Rico
and is interested in all movements
concerning women
Mrs. Nathaniel h. Dial was hostess
, at a luncheon yesterday at her resi-
sience. 1852 kalorama road. when her
guests were Mrs. James A. Reed
Mrs. Joseph L. France. Mrs Stanley
Rinehart, the guest of honor: Mrs
Ms Robert II. Adams. Mrs. Wade H.
Copper. Mrs. clifford X. Bergman
and Mrs. Theodore H., Ttller.
After the luncheon, Miss Eebecca
| Dial entertained the guests with a
number OF humorous selections.
Nine M!stowt will be at home to-
morrow afternoon and will receive
again Saturday. May s. In her home
at Norwood Heights. Chevy Chase.
Gen. Pershing to Attend
Pen W0men's League Ball.
Gen. Pershing will attend the car
nival costume ball to be given this
evening at Wardman Park Hotel by
the League of American Pen Women.
which Is feature of the convention
| being held here this week by the
league and which has been attended
by many guests Of note from other
cities.
All of the carnival tables. which
will encircle the ballroom floor. have
been taken and official, diplomatic and
smart resident society Will be bril-
liantly represented. There will he
many IedtuteS.
others number of solo dances by
Tchernikoff. the head of the wash
ington Opera Company ballet.
Mrs. Ernest George walker was
hostess at buffet luncheon followe ed
by bridge today at her residence on
s street The rooms We're decorated
with dogwoOd. fruit blossoms and
other spring flowers. and the tables
for bridge were placed about in the
conservatory. Last evening Mrs. Wal
| ker had a small informal bridge party
for Mrs. Samuel f. Winslow and her
house guest. Mrs. Courier of Brook
line. Mass
Mrs. Charles S. Farnsworth wife of
Gen. Farnsworth. is entertaining at a
z, small tea this afternoon at her resi-
| dence in Chevy Chase. in compliment
| to her house guest. Mrs. Charles Aus
! tin Coolidge. wife of Gen. Coolidge of
| Detroit. The tea table has a center
! piece of pink roses and white lilacs
and those assisting include Mrs. Ar
| thur c. Ducat Mrs. George II. Jamer-
| son and Mrs. w. S. McBroom. Mrs
| Coolidge has been extensively enter
{; tained during her visit Yesterday y
| Mrs. Ducat gave luncheon in her
| honor and today Mrs. James Il. ALI
son. wife of Col Allison. invited four
of Mrs. Coolidge's old friends to meet
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Navy Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kellogg Will
=! lard Mrs. Henry Augustus Willard
| I'd: Mr. William Bradley Willard and
! Miss Sarah Kellogg Willard have
/ sent out invitations for luncheon
| to he given at 1898 X street Satur-
day May 1S, from II to O'Clock, in
celebration of the one-hundredth an
riversary of the birth Of Henry Au-
| gustus Willard. The honor guests or
! this occasion will be the members OF
| the Association of Oldest Inha bitants
/ Lieut. Col and Mrs. Lewis Sidney
F., Morey will entertain at dinner this
! evening in honor of the Governor OF
Pennsylvania and Mrs. Sproul, who
! are spending several days with Gen
and Mrs. John A. Johnston.
Mrs. Wade H. Euis entertained
twenty of the delegates of the Ma
tional League of Women Voters at
luncheon today, at her residence on
Massachusetts avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis have as their house guest Mrs.
Alston Ellis, wife of the former pres
ident of the Ohio University.
Mrs Gibson Fahnestock will go to New
York tomorrow and will sail Tuesday
| for Europe. She will be accompanied to
New York by her daughter. Mrs.
Sylvanus Stokes. jr.. who will return