Evening star., 1922-10-24

DR.. Leo S. Rowe: DR.. Julius Klein, DIR.
H. G. Moulton, the Rev. w. Coleman
Z. MCGUIRE. DR.. William S. Culberson.
DIR. Esteban Gil Borges, former min
lister of foreign relations of Venezu-
| ella; Mr.. Francisco j. Yanes, assistant
director of the Pan-American Union;
Mr.. Francis White, DIR. Dana G..
Munro, DR.. Roy S. McElwee. Baron
| Serge A. Korff. DR.. William S. Notz.
DR.. Francis Walker and DR.. Grosvenor
NJ. Jones'.
| Mrs. Herbert Hoover was the guest
| of honor at the weekly luncheon Of
the Zonta Club given in the Coffee
! Shop of the New Willard today. The
| club is an auxiliary OF the Rotary
| Club.
| Mr.. Voldemar Carnejis, Lithuanian
| charge d'affaires. has returned to
| Washington from New York. where
J tic American Society in honor of Mr..
| Frederick w. b. Coleman, United
| States minister to the Baltic coun-
| tries. upon the eve of his departure
| for his new post.
! Miss Mary Stitt and Miss Emma
\ Stitt will entertain in a 'charmingly
| refreshing manner Thursday morning.
when a group of Miss Emma Stitts
contemporaries in the debutantes
! ranks will be entertained at a break
; fast at the Old Pierce Mill, in Rock
| Creek Park, following a ride of con-
! siderable length. Miss Catherine Rad
| cliffe. Miss Virginia Edwards and Miss
| Virginia Campbell will be in the
| company and each girl Is an expert
| equeStriennc.
| Miss Stitt and her debutante sister,
! Miss Emma Sttt. will entertain at a
! bridge party of twelve tables for de-
{ butantes the afternoon of Monday,
| November 80.
| Miss Lillian Thompson, debutante
| daughter of Mrs. Douglas e. Thomp-
! son, will entertain a bridge party for
other buds of the season the after
| noon of November 6.
Miss Alice Milburn. who will be
presented to society at a tea-dance at
Rauscher's the afternoon of Decem-
Der %, will entertain other debutantes
of the season at an afternoon bridge
| November 10.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Selden. jr.. en-
tertained large company of young
people at supper last evening at LIE
Paradis for their debutante daughter
Miss Virginia Selden.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. John Let's announce
Catharine to Mr.. Frederick Henry
Jones. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
D. Jones of Youngstown, Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth Hanna. granddaugh-
ter of the late Senator and Mrs Mark
A. Hanna of Ohio, took possession of
her house at 216S Florida avenue yes
| terday. Miss Hanna was to have been
presented to society last winter by
her grandmother, who died in the
early autumn shortly after the death
| of Miss Hanna's father, Mr.. Daniel r.
Hanna.
Miss Hanna will give an informal
| dance Saturday evening, November A.
| Mrs Charles Warren is returning to
| Washington today after short visit
in New York, and Thursday evening
j she and Mr.. Warren will have as
President and Mrs. Thomas r. Mar
| shall.
Mrs! D. R. Crissinger, wife Of the
Donna Ruth Crissinger have returned
| from Marion. Ohio. where they spent
| their summer vacation, and are at
their apartment in the Somerset.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant enter
tained a company Of sixteen at din
| ner last evening in honor of the retir-
ing minister of the Serbs. Croats and
| Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch.
Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick gave a
tea yesterday afternoon in her Stock
| bridge, Mass, home in compliment to
| Mrs Shaun Kelly Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte. who have been at Hot
Springs for the early autumn, are in
New York. where they were among
the guests at dinner last evening OF
Mr., and Mrs. Frank v. Storrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hudson had a
small company at the supper dance
at LIE Paradis last evening. when
their guests included Mrs. Robert F.
Mackenzie and Mr.. Archibald Wells.
Miss Janet Josephine Gassman,
whose marriage to Mr.. Raymond
day, November 1, will be the guest
of honor Of Miss Gertrude Rinebolt,
who will give a large miscellaneous
shower this evening in the home of
Mrs. Clara English, at 1857 Harvard
street.
Gunston Hall, the Virginia colonial
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hertle,
took on an air OF such hospitality as
1t knew more than half century ago,
when the cream of Virginia society
jmet there for social intercourse. -,
toccasion today was the entertainment
!of the Garden Club of America, Mr..
and Mrs. Hertle receiving the guests.
New York, president of the club: Mrs
Henry c. Wallace, wife of the Secre-
tary of Agriculture, and Lady Geddes.
| wife of the ambassador of Great
Britain. A picnic luncheon was
served on the lawn before the guests
left to complete their program of the
day.
Mrs. Charles D. Walcott will receive
tho delegates of the Garden Club to-
night at the Smithsonian Institute.
after the meeting at the UnitedStates
National Museum, when Mr.. Charles
Moore. chairman Of the Commission
on Fine Arts, and Mr.. James L. Green
tleaf, also Of the fine arts commission.
| will speak on the Improvement of
Washington" 1t is expected that a
considerable number of Washing
tonians, as well as garden club mem
| bers. will avail themselves of this
opportunity of hearing these talks
! and of seeing the slides that will be
| shown in illustrations Of the proposed
| plans.
Among the delegates to the Gar
den Club Of America in Washington
this week is Mrs. John Carter Brown.
vice regent for Rhode Island for
Amount Vernon and chairman OF the