Evening star., 1922-02-14

company at dinner this evening.
The minister of Bulgaria. DR.. Pana-
retoff, entertained a company Of ten
at luncheon today at the Shoreham in
honor of the minister Of China to the
Court of st. James. DR.. Wellington
was the minister of Denmark, DR..
Brun.
Nine. Panaretoff was also hostess at
luncheon today, her party including
only ladies. entertained in their home
on 18th street
Mrs. Harry c. woodward entertain
ed at luncheon today in honor Of Nine.
See. wife of the minister Of China.
The table was decorated in red flow
valentine held the name Of q guest
Those asked to meet Nine. SEE were
Mrs. Wells Goodykoontz, Mrs. Samuel
F. Winslow and her house guest. Mrs
Mondell. Mrs. James S. Parker. Mrs.
Wallace H. White. jr.; Mrs. Stephen
b. Elkins. Miss Alice Paige, Mrs.
Charles G. Dawes. Mrs. William Will
son. Mrs. James Carroll Frazer and
Mrs. William Eric Fowler.
The secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution and Mrs. Charles D. WAL
colt entertained a company Of six
teen at dinner last evening in honor
and Lady Geddes. when the other
guests included Mr.. Henry T. Well
! come to London and Mr.. Frederick
c. Walcott of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes
entertained a company Of sixteen at
dinner last evening in honor of the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
DENLY.
| Mrs Walter D. Wilcox entertained
a small company at luncheon today.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs Wilcox
entertained company OF thirty at
! dinner. when their guests included
de Matthew. the ambassador of Bel
GUM and Baroness de Cartier. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr Mr. and Mrs
I.arz Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Gist
Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. William Littauer
4 Col. and Mrs Stephen l. II. Slocum
: Breckinridge Long. Mrs. J. Borden
Hartman. Miss Josephine Patten and
!; Count dAdhemar.
The secretary of the legation OF
Finland. Judge Bruno Kivikoski. has
!: Wardman Park Hotel.
The retiring charge daffaires Of the
Netherlands legation, Jonkheer de
; Beaufort was the guest Of honor a
dinner last evening of Mr.. Joseph E
Senator Howard Sutherland. Senator
!: Andrieus A. Jones, Senator Gilbert
NJ Hitchcock, the counselor Of the
Spanish embassy, Senior de Cardenas
!: the counselor of the Russian EN-.
bassy. Mr.. de Bach; the counselor OF
!; the Argentine embassy, Mr.. Espil; the
secretary of the Italian embassy
Signor Geisser Celesia; the CONNER
cial attache of the Netherlands lega-
tion, DR.. Andreae; Admiral Cary T.
John r. Mitchell. Mr. Joseph W. Folk
Mr.. Hampeon Gary, DR.. Paul s.
Rsinsch and Mr.. Donald Cassela
Mrs. Atlee Pomerene will be At
homo informally Thursday afternoon
Congregational Club
Henors Speaker Gilett.
Tho Congressional Club assembly
room in its dainty decoration Of
flowers and hags was never more
the members Of the club entertained
Frederick H Gillett. There was an
artistic arrangement OF palms back
Of the receiving party. festoons of Of
banked with pink begonias and ferns.
On the piano was tall basket hlled
with long;stemmed pink roses sent by >,
mf. greeeivea ysstsrdsy at
Congress Hall Hotel and taken by
them to the club to add to the In
terest of the occasion. A tall vase
filled with artistic branches OF for.
The supper table was a glory Of
color suggestive Of st. Valentines day,
the electrically lighted fountain be-
mingled with white spring blossoms:
Mrs. Irvine L. Lenroot, president Of
the club, received tho guests. present.
ing them in turn to the Speaker and
Mrs. Gillett wore an elaborate gown
I Of black brocaded chiffon with q
square decollete and long side panels
forming two trains and weighted at
the ends with large black chenille is
her hair, a strand Of beautifully
matched pearls and long drop ear
rings Of antique design in jet and
gold. A fan OF uncurled black ostrich
feathers completed her to- toilette. 10 e.,,,..,
the gown made on simple draped lines
with a long panel train Of the velvet
faced with metal cloth. Tho bodice
was of metal lace and velvet and she
wore poAutAIul peAEA @uO oAosAvlsS
necklace.
Mrs. Hamilton Fish wore one Of thu
most striking gowns Of tho evening.
| charming model in old rose pink chtf'
fon Covered with gold bead ana bugl<
I embroidery and made somewhat IL
peasant style, with long loose sleevei
banded with the gold bead embrotder!
and confined at the wrists. A deel
yoke of the embroidery lent q distinc
tive note and the rather.full skirt wa
dancing length. Mrs. James r. Nam
wore a stunning gown Of black vel
vet made en- train, with jet and rhine
stone trimming; Mrs. Harry e. WOOD
yard, wore American beauty brocadet
crepe meteor elaborately draped Will
rhinestones, appearing in q deep Y II
| the front Of the bodice. A scarf O.
filmy ivory-tinted Spanish lace was
charming accessory to her costume
| Miss Alice Page wore an effective
gown Of emerald green brocaded chif
fon the skirt slightly draped and con
fined at the waistline with Gaflant
| Of velvet flowers and folfaGe In eof
| rose and gold shades. Mrs. Howard 8
Reside, q beautiful gown Of whit
iridescent seQuins mounted over tuue
with voluminous tulle draperies ut th'
! sides; Mrs. Luther w. Mott wore gowr
| Of rich oriental brocado In pomegrAnatt
| and gold shades made on newest lines
| with wider skirt than has been seeI
| Of late and the bodico draped and mad
with Z v deeollete. Black velvet now'
erS Oo each shoulder lent note OF con.
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