Evening star., 1922-03-20

decorated with spring flowers, the
color scheme suggesting St. Patrick's
day.
An Informal dinner Was given Sat-
urday evening at the Powhatan by
MIR. and Mrs. Robert D. Heine, when
the guests included Representative
and Mrs. Everett Sanders and MT.
and Mrs. Frederick B. Smith.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller has cancelled
all Of her social engagements on ac-
count Of illness.
Mrs. ]. Arthur LEROY of Richmond
win arrive in Washington today to
visit her granddaughter, Mrs. John
Wilson Brown. Sd. at the Chastle-
ton. Miss Sara Montague Caperton
will stop for a short time with Mrs,
Brown on her way to Richmond from
attending the prom and the Pump
and Slipper dance in New Haven.
The Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith.
at White Sulphur Springs. preached
in st. Thomas Church there yes
terday. DR.. Smith was for some
years rector of st. Johns Church
here. He is at White Sulphur Springs
with Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Post of
Bernardsville, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Boynton, who
are spending the winter at the New
Willard. had a small company dining
with them informally last evening.
Mrs. Frederick Van Lennep of New
nesday and will be at the Shoreham
Hotel for a short stay preparatory
to tho pn-American convention.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles B. Campbell
have gone to Atlantic City and New
Miss E. NJ. Hart Of Washington
and DR.. c. c. Marbury. also Of this
city. are spending a few days at the
| new Ambassador Hotel. New York
city.
Mr.. W. p. Van wickle spent
the week end at Seaside House,
| Atlantic City, with Mrs. Van Wickle.
| who is there for an indefinite length
| Of time.
The reception to have been given
to the members and friends ~ the
Anthony League by Mrs. Kate Waller
| Barrett tomorrow afternoon has been
| postponed to April 1.
The hostess for the recent meeting
Of Stoewall Jackson Chapter. No 20.
T.. D. C.. of which Mrs. Albion VII
kens Tuck is president. were: Mrs
Robert W. Newman. Mrs. A. W.
Scharr and Mrs. A. E. Leatzow.
A. delightful program Of music was
rendered. including a violin solo by
Mr. George. Dawes with Miss Minnie
Rafley at plano: vocal solo. Miss Jack
Ward: piano selections. Miss Meliss
Morrison. and an interesting historical
talk by Mrs. Nelson Webster.
Entertainmetn and Ball
At New willard Tonight.
Plans for the Mi-Careme entertain.
ment and ball. to be given this even
ing. at the New Willard Hotel. by
the District of Columbia Division,
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
have been completed and many peo-
pie Of prominence are expected to
! attend. The committee announces the
addition to an already splendid pro-
gram the name Of other artists: Miss
Josephine Houston. soprano, Aria
From Rigolleto." accompanied by Mr..
King Smith. piano. The Confederate
Veterans are expected to attend, and
box is reserved for them.
The last Junior League lecture, ar
been postponed to Tuesday. March
| %. 1t will be held, as originally
planned, at the residence Of Mrs
! Duncan Phillips. 1900 21st street.
Those who will take part in the
musical program preceding the lee
ture to be given by Mr. Clifford K
Bergman. tomorrow evening a,
Wardman Park Hotel for the benefi,
OF the .Gentlewomen's League include
Mrs. Fannie Shreve Heartsill, So
prano; Mr.. Francis P. Heartsill, bass
| Miss Marie koontz, contralto, an6
Mrs Frank Frost will give several
piano numbers. Mrs. Joseph Deve.
reux. who is in charge of the young
ladies committee. will be assisted by
| Miss Mary Montgomery, Miss Dorothy
Diana Cummings. Miss Hill, Misi
| Charlotte Clark. Miss Betty Warner
Miss Caroline Henry, Miss Eleanor