Evening star., 1922-05-30

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arranged garden tee ct the clubhouse,
17i6 I street, yesterday AFTERNOON, II
being the 6rst meeting OF the entire
membership with DR.. EgAn, tho board
having been installed q month age.
where tea was served, were at their
best, spring and early summer now
ers being artistical1y arranged. Dr..
Eagan gave q short address and pr.
Manuel de Olt6vere Lima spoke lot
the literary interests OF BRASIL sno ,na
Russian cultural movement. Nal. Fer
ris made the presentations to Mrs.
Florence Jackson Stoddard, passing
president and founder OF the organl-
zation, who in turn introduced them
to Or. Eagan. Mrs. -. - = =Saanao ,oms mns
mittee and Mrs. Charles Seiden e1
the house committee.
In the distinguished company OF
guests were: The Belgian ambassa-
dor, Baron de Cartier; the ambassador
Of Brazil. Mr.. ds Alencar; the ambas-
sador of Peru, Senior Pezet: the min
lister of Venezuela, Senor Dominica:
the minister of Uruguay, Or. Vareia;
the minister of Ecuador. Senior Eliz-
adj; the minister of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch; the
former minister Of Bolivia and Nine:
the University School of Letters; Mr..
George S. Duncan, president of the
Art and Archaeology League; Mr;
Bennett of the Union OF East ana
West; Mr.. H. c. Cox. Mr.. and Mrs.
.. c. Chase, Mrs: Herbert Hoover.
Newell Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hoff-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. L. Porter. Mr..
and Mrs Neil, Mrs. de Lima, Miss CAL
vanti. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smyth
Wallis. Nine. de Meissner, DR.. 10y
McAtee, Mrs. Peters and Prof. and
Mrs. Leonard Wilder.
The American woman's Legion is
perfecting plans to present to the
public Rex Ingraham's production OF
THE Prisoner of Zenda" and through
the ssns OF frnIsc Gsn John @ a. a.
shown at the Marine Barracks by
moonlight and will be accompanied
by the Marine Band. This will be the
first public appearance of the film in
washington and was secured through
the courtesy of Mr.. Jack s. Connolly,
Metro Pictures Corporation. The even
ing Of Monday, June IL. has been
chosen because the calendar promises
moonlight, and the Marine Band will
play for dancing after the picture.
The number OF tickets IL limited
and official regulation forbids the
payment of admission at the gate, so
that tickets must be purchased in ad-
vance.
Miss Virginia Weakley of st. Joseph.
Mo-. is visiting her cousin. Miss jean
James Ponder Burton. at 1417 Shep-
herd street northwest.
The Danes of tho Loyal Legion will
hold card party at the home of Mrs
John A. Logan. Calumet place, 18th
IA, from 2 until o'clock. Refresh
ments and entertainment will follow
on the lawn from to o'clock.
Harding. Just painted by Miss Edith
Hindela Whitehead. will be on exhi-
bition in an F street jewelers. win
dow for a short time. The President
has autographed the miniature. for
which he gave several sittings, and
artists success Miss Whitehead, who
is well known in New York and
London, has been spending the winter
in Washington. She Is a cousin of
the Countess Tolstoi. of whom she
has painted very beautiful minia-
ture.
Former Senator and Mrs. william
A. Clark and Miss Huguette Clark
will sail today for France aboard
La France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
jr., have leased the country home of
Mr. Jesse l. Livermore, at Great
Neck, Long Island, for the summer.
Vice President Guest
OF Massachusetts Society.
One of the largest and most dis
tinguished gatherings of the evening
will be the meeting Of the Massa-