Evening star., 1922-02-14

both the Metropolitan and Manhattan
operas.
Mrs. Robert Watson entertained at
bridge today in honor of Mrs. Edward
]. Henning. wife of the assistant Sec
retary OF labor.
The dance for the benefit of the
Trinity College Alumnae will be
given Friday evening at O'Clock IN
the bathrooms Of the New Willard
The dance was postponed from Fri
Knickerbocker disaster.
Mrs. julius c. Smith entertained al
luncheon Friday at the Army and
Navy Club in honor Of Mrs. Weaver
Of Wilmington, Del
Miss susanne veeder left Washing.
ton yesterday for Wilmington, Del.
where she will be bridesmaid at the
wedding Of Miss Rider.
Miss Clara Lutz Boiling and Rich
ard w. Boiling, jr., daughter and son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfe w. Boiling
are hosts this afternoon at deLgh!-
fully arranged Valentine masquerade
party. entertaining fifty Of their
young friends.
The decorations of the drawing
rooms and the dining room are sug-
gestive of the season, the conceits OF
St. Valentines day being originally
and delightfully."- carried out Fancy
dances and games will end In a gay
carnival, with confetti and streamers
Of ribbons showering tho guests.
Miss Ammo Pendleton. daughter OF
Col. E. P. Pendleton. left Washington
today for Miami, Fla, where she will
be the guest of her uncle. Mr.. c. M.
Eaton. until early in April.
A company Of the more intimate
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T
Stotesbury of Philadelphia and
Washington, who are spending the
winter at Palm Beach. Fla. will be
! present at the reception this after.
noon at Ell Mirasol. which will fol-
low the marriage ceremony uniting
Mrs. Louise Cromwell Brooks an6
Brig. Gen. Douglas Macarthur. al
4:36 o'clock. The ceremony will be
private.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hester
Leave for Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hester Of thu
Portner apartments left Washington
| today for Winter Park, Fla.
Mrs. George Richard Smith ha,
cards out for a bridge and tea Fri
day. in compliment to Mrs. John How
ard Hoover.
Mrs. Samuel A. Duval left Wash.
| for a weeks visit in New York.
"A brilliant assembly of descendants
! of men and women who made Ameri.
| can history will be present at Rau.
| scher's bathrooms this evening for the
! ball of the Patriots, 1776-191s, giver
| by the Maj. William Overton Calls
Chapter, ID. A. r. Also many men,
! bers of the social circles of Wash.
| ington.
chapter regent, Mrs. NJ. Monteiro
Berry. will not be in the receiving
line. her place being taken by Mrs
Claude Bennett, vice regent. and Mrs
Walter Everett Hutton, chapter his
torian. as well as chairman Of the
ball committee.
The District Of Columbia d. A. r.
will be represented by the state re.
gent, Mrs. Francis St. Clair: Colonia
Danes. by Mrs. Charles G. Matthews
president of the Colonial Danes Club
Society of Scipns of Colonial Cava
U. S. Daughters of 1872. by Mrs. Red
wood vandergrift: Women of the
Army of the United States. by Mrs.
Amos Fries; Women of the Army of
France. by Nine. Jean Labat.
These ladies will form the receiv-
by Col. T, @. Donaldson.
Maj. Daniel Smith Gordon repre-
sents Knights Of the Golden Horse
shoe, an ancient colonial order. and
Mrs. Gordon. the Ladies of the Golden
Horseshoe. Mrs. Charles F. Taylor
also represents the out-of-town
Daughters of 1912.
A large number of Sons of the Rev.
olution will be present, including
Commander Jay H. sypher, Mr.. Henry
Byrd and Mr.. John H. Converse.
Mr.. Samuel Herrick represents the
Society of Colonial Wars. and the Sons
of the American Revolution will have
with other member representatives
Mr.. Claude N. Bennett, Capt. o. C.
Luxford and Mr.. Kenneth S. Wales.
The young ladies' committee has
for its chairman Miss Gertrude NJ.
Robinson, and the following mem
bers: Miss Eleanor Saunders, Miss
Mabel Stegall. Miss Myra Stegall.
Miss Louise Mattingly. Miss Helen
Griffith, Miss Mary Warfield, Miss
Tommilou Mcdonald. Miss Ruth E.