The Washington times., 1922-01-30

on February IL. Mrs. j. Kearsly Nit
chell, of Philadelphia, will arrive to-
morrow morning. Mrs. Mitchell IL q
daughter of Mr.. Stotesbury-
Mrs. Paul 8. Reinsch entertained a
company at luncheon yesterday In
compliments to Princess Ghflxa.
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Senator and Mrs. Lee g. Overman
entertained informally at luncheon
yesterday at the Powhatan.
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DR.. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson
entertained at dinner Saturday evcn-
ing at their home on Massachusetts,
avenue, Senator william b. McKin-
ley, the former Secretary of Agricul-
ture and Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith,
Congressman and Mrs. James s.
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b.
Noyes, and the house guests Of the
hosts, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lau-
renee Pomeroy. of Greenwich, Conn.,,
and Mrs. George B. Evans. OF Phila-
deiphia. for whom the dinner WINS
arranged.
Mrs. Simpson will be at home to.
morrow afternoon and will have as
listing her Mrs. Pomeroy and Mrs.
vans. Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy ar.
we'd in Washington yesterday after.
Don.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood will
De at home this afternoon for the
last time this season. She will have
TWO nieces assisting her. Mrs. Off.
ford Pipchot and Mrs. william Ed.
win Hall, of Greenwich. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Kirkpatrick
have with them at their home, $50
Thirteenth street northwest. Mrs
Kirkpatrick cousin, Mrs. James C.
Wiley, of Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs
Wiley will leave In a few days for
New York and Mrs. Kirkpatrick
will accompany her.
The American Commission to Pro
mote Self Government In India ID
arranging a dinner to be given q,
the New Ebbitt Hotel on Wednesday
evening. Important speakers will
address the meeting. 81,
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Interest in the Southern Relief
Ball to be given at the Willard
next Monday evening is waxing
momentarily and each day a mum
Der Of prominent women are added
to the hist of patronesses. Among
those who have recently given their
names are Mrs. Albert b. Fail
Mime. Bryn. Nine. Panaretoff. Mrs
Joseph I. France, Mrs. Morris
Sheppard, Mrs. Paul Reinsch. Mrs
John A. Lejeune, Mrs. George D.
Hope, Mrs. II. v. Ferguson. Mrs
Fitzhugh Lee, Mrs. John M. Hickey
Mrs. Pearce Howe. Mrs. @. b. King
Mrs. Ernest h. Van Sickler, Mrs,
Cornelia Branch Stone. Mrs. Edwin
Fuller. Miss May v, Frey. Mrs
Elisha e. Meredith. Mrs. A. wilkins
Frick, Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Mrs
Gustavus Werber. Mrs. Frederick
Dent Grant, Mrs. Harold Walker,
Mrs. c. C. Calhoun. Mrs. ]. G.
Walker. Mrs. Jesse Anthony, Mrs
Walter, ID Hutton, Nrs. wallace
Streater, Mrs. Samuel b. Milton
Mrs. Frank odenheimer. Mrs. e. }
/ Frey, Mrs. Thomas =. Covington
Mrs. @. Lawton Morgan. Mrs
Bagiey. Mrs. John Arthur Ray and
Mrs. Benjamin.
Designed to bring the Occiden'
through q mutual love Of the
beautiful, a group Of prominent
Washingtonians have arranged d
series Of Evenings of Oriental Art
| to be. given at Central High Schoo
during the month Of February. The
| evenings are to be four in number
and will consist Of an attractive ar
! rangement Of plays, musical compo
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Japan and Korea.
| The project Of interesting Wash
ingtonians In the Orient through
the medium Of art has been approved
in diplomatic circles and a number
| Of ambassadors and ministers hav'
granted the use of their names OF
the patrons and patronesses list
Included among them are the ambas
sador of Belgium and Baroness d.
Cartier, the Japanese ambassado,
and the Baroness Shidehara, the am
bassador Of Brazil. DR.. de Alencar
the ambassador Of Italy. Senate
Ricci, the Rumania minister ant
Princess Bibesco, the Minister o
China and Nine. Alfred SIZE, the min
lister Of Sweden and Nine. Alex Wal
lenberg, the minister Of Persia
Mira Hussein Khan Alai, and Jonk
heer de Beaufort, charge d'affairr
of the Netherlands legation.
Among the prominent Washing
ton men and women who's
names are included on the patronl
and patronesses' list are: Charles
Bell, Claude Bragdon, Gutzun
Borglum, Henry Bush Brown, Mrs
Gregory Chaplin. Mrs. David Fair
child, Mrs. william Hitz, Mrs
Nicholas Longworth. Alexis Many
Felix Mahony, Henry Nevinson
Mrs. Agnes Parsons, DR.. Pau
Reinsch, o. T. Simon, Mrs. Georg
Oakley .Totten. Mrs. Charles Wet
more. Mrs. Thomas Winter, Rev
Charles Wood, and George Juliai
Zolnay.
Chinese night. Hindu night, JAP
anese night. and Korean-Japanes
night on February Z. IA. 81 an,
IS, will be the order Of the series.
The directors Of these program
are Ia Chen, Of the Chinese dele
CATION; Das Gupta, of THE Uniol