The Washington herald., 1922-04-10
years. show at Arlington will be
from May to May II, inclusive.

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Stewart ar
rived in Washington Saturday and
are stopping at the Shoreham. Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart spent. the greater
part Of the winter cruising on their
yacht In Southern waters.
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB TO HAVE
NATIVE INDIAN As. GUEST.
The Congressional Club will en-
tertain at a tea Friday, when the
guest of honor will be Mrs. Ger
trude Bonnin. native Indian, gradu-
ate of Carlisle University. an elo-
quent speaker, who in native cos
tune will give some Indian folk
lore stories. Pouring tea will be
Mrs. William Hughes and Mrs.
Henry F. Lawrence. Assisted in
the dining, room by Mrs Cordell
Hull, Mrs. Harry l.. Hull. Mrs.
william Humphrey. Mrs. Theodore
Hukriede, Mrs. James Hustled. Mrs.
Edwin Ladd. Mrs. Oscar Larson.
Mrs. William Larson. Mrs. Robert
Lansing. Mrs. Fritz Lanham and
Mrs. John Langley.
MI anu TONhs Ol
Chicago. have arrived in Washing
ton and are staying at the Shore
ham.
A horse show for the younger
members Of the Washington Riding
and Hunt Club will be held at the
clubhouse on Saturday. April 10. at
10 o'clock. The exhibition will open
with drill. followed by games on
horseback. Eugene Meyer has do
mated silver cups for the winners.
A breakfast will be given by Mr..
and Mrs. Meyer for the riders. This
will be the last show for the chill
dren at the club this season.
Hinckle Hays. brother of the
former Postmaster General. VIII
Hays. who spent most of the week
at WardmaA Park Hotel, returned
Friday to his home in Indianapolis.
WILL BE PATRONS
Or POLO BALL.
The following will be patrons OF
the Polo ball to be given by the
War Department Polo Club at the
New willard Hotel May l: Secre-
tary of War Weeks, Assistant Secre-
tary II War J. NJ. Wainwright, Gen.
Pershin.,. Maj. Gen. Harbord. Maj.
Gen. Farnsworth. Mai. Gen. Hol-
brook, Mai. Gen. Snow. Gen. Bethel,
OF the British Embassy; Gen. James
Buchanan. Col. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son. ". p. Emo and Warren Rob-
bins.
The ball is being planned for
little later than the function OF last
year. which was generally conceded
to be the most brilliant and really
enjoyable of all the spring social
events. The music. decorations and
polo costumes all partook of the
dash and enthusiasm OF a polo game.
and the Polo Club is determined
that this years ball will be a more
remarkable feature than its frst
one.
Tn. polo season will start with
the opening game at Potomac Park
next Saturday. This game itself
will be in the nature of a social
event. as all enthusiasts for the
game and lovers Of riding and
mounted sports will attend. It is
hoped that President Harding will
throw in the ball. Two teams from
Fort Myer will oppose three teams
OF the War Department Polo Club.
captained by Maj. Potter. The game
will start at 4:30 and will consist of
six periods or chukkars.
The Polo hop held at Fort Myer
Friday evening forecasts more such
occasions for May.
Rush Butler. of Chicago. came to
Washington yesterday to spend the
weekend and is staying at Ward
man Park Hotel.
Miss Betty Bryant. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. c. Bryant. 3611
Wisconsin avenue, entertained at a
tea Saturday. Those assisting her
were: Miss Jane Grimes. Raleigh. N
c: Miss Anna Catherine Pratt. Mas
siIlOn. Ohio: Miss Margaret Machell.
Miss Isabel Green. Miss Mary Eliza
beth Thompson. Miss Virginia Gar
rett. Miss Margaret Trimble. Miss
Dorothy Linkens and Miss Virginia
Hamilton, Washington. Most of
these young women are pupils OF
the National Cathedral School.
Eighty guests were invited.
The regular Monday morning IL
o'clock lecture today at the Art
Center. 11O6 Connecticut avenue,