Evening star., 1922-05-18
Congressional Hosts
At Dinner Last Night.


Representative and Mrs. Addison T.
Smith of Idaho entertained at dinner
last evening IN their. apartment at
zoos Columbia road. when their guests
Ben5amin kefEessiidv l. fFairehiid Of Ne% ne York s
Mr.. and Mrs: Perry G. Michener Of
Somerset, Md; Mrs. A. ]. Day Of
zanesville. Ohio, and her son, Mr.
The seesetaey Of the lssatiep Of
the the Purpie Iris Tea House last even.
ing, in celebration of the national in
dependence day of Norway.
His guests included Miss Elisabeth
cess Bertha Cantacuzene. Miss Caro-
Amoedo. Mr.. Hector Ayerza. and Mr!
George Sloan.
Capt. C. Froelich Hansen, techni-
cal adviser on special maritime mat
the s lesaeon @ rs of RorWay esasd entsaesineG ID
Ir's Tea House, in celebration Of the
Noswssian, n,,,iad iindepssndence day. The
Norwegian legation. Mr., steen: the
Nine Nine: Arns A. ne Kildat the somnercl ad;
Tostrup; Miss bidi Haxee t Mus. miss Miss
Helgerid Orvin, Miss Hanne Jorgen-
son, Miss SOlveig Gregersen, Mr. I'm
ger Vetlesen and Mr.. C. Morch
The former Secretary Of State and
Mrs. cambridge Colby entertained at
dinner last evening in their New York
French. Among the N other ' guests @
were former Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs. David F. Houston, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Mr.;
and Mrs. Frank ]. Cobb. Mr.. and Mrs.
| ander sedswick, Miss Mabel choate
Gen. Robert L Bullard and Mr.. Je'
Earlier in tho day Earl French
| visited Princeton, where he was the
guest Of honor at luncheon given
and later attended the ball game
| between Princeton and Dartmouth.
I Mrs B. Sumner welles was amons
the guests at luncheon yesterday OF
! tertained at the z-Carlton, New
York. Mrs. Welles has been al
| White Sulphur Springs for many
weeks and returned to New York
| when Mr.. Welles returned to Wash.
ington q few days ago.
| Czechoslovak arts and crafts at.
tracted admiring attention during tn,
travel show" held last March in New
York. BY special request, some beau
the recent silver. jubilee convention
of the League Of American Pen Wom
en-, held at Wardman Park Hotel
| Ancient embroideries as we'll as tn,
/ famous Bohemian glassware ant
| Slovak> pottery made with traditiona
skill and in dainty style were ex
| hibited there.
1t was noted on that occasion tha
| even a small nation may have grea
!, painters, artists and masters Of etch
ing. Just as the art; Of Czechoslovakis
Is renowned throughout Europe, 81
also is Czechoslovak music and sont
| well known throughout the world.
| Several Washington art clubs will
avail themselves Of the opportunity O.
a special exhibit of arts, crafts ant
| etchings. to acquaint their member
with many new exquisite specimen
| as yet been shown In this country. 81
4 is proposed by the Art and Archaeol
| ogy Club Of Washington.
The exhibition will be open to al
| lovers Of arts and crafts on saturda,
and Sunday, May 20 and n. at thu
northwest, from to s o'clock Pm.
The commercial counselor Of the
British embassy and AIRS. John Joyce
6ro0eflCk euteIl1lASQ AuIOCIu&liy Il
dinner last evening.
Nine. Hauge entertained q company
| Of twenty-four at dinner last even
Ing.
Col. Archibald Hopkins viii 90 to
New York for the unveiling Of the
bust OF his father. Mark Hopkins. in
| the colonnade Of the Hall Of Fame al
University Heights. New York, Sat-
urday afternoon at o'clock. Invi-
| tations have been issued by the chan
cellor, council and senate Of New
YORK University and thu director 81