Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-24

Mr. ana MIS-. Clarence SrlLtenQeH
Calhoun, who entertained a company
Of fourteen. Mrs. Gown will be join
ed by Mr.. Gown at the end OF this
week and Mrs. Gown will remain at
the Shoreham another ten days or
two weeks before opening their sum
mer home IN the Catskills. in Sulli-
van county, N. Y, for the season. Mr..
ington In the autumn and open their
home on Massachusetts avenue for
the winter.
Miss May Gown went to Richmond
today and will return the latter part
of the week.
DIR. and Mrs. Stanley Rinehart will
| entertain at dinner tomorrow pre-
| ceding the debutantes' ball. which
| will be given at the Washington bar
racks for the benefit Of the George
Washington Memorial.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Bonner
will arrive today from their home IN
Philadelphia and will spend tho week
at the Shoreham. MIR. and Mrs. Don
dinner Wednesday evening of Mrs.
II Wilfred Du Puy.
Mrs. Eugene Meyer. jr., is expect
ed to return TOMORROW from New
York, where she went this morning.
One Of the most delightful teas of
! the season was given yesterday af-
ternoon by the Reconstruction Aides
Club of Walter Reed Hospital at the
quarters on Georgia avenue. The
spacious living room and sun par
spring blossoms and music was rem
dered by the Walter Reed Melody
Boys. The guests were received by
Miss Jones. president of the club. as
| sisted by Miss Vogel, supervisor of
Physio-therapy Aides: Miss Mont
Aides. and Miss Morse. Miss Avery.
| Miss Ryan and Miss Hobbins presid-
ed at the tea table.
Among the guests we're the sur
geon general OF the Army and Mrs.
Merritte w. Ireland. Col. James D.
Hospital; Maj. and Mrs. James D.
, wood and Col. c. C. whitcomb Of the
surgeon generals office.
An interesting feature of the after
| noon was the formal announcement
Of the engagement OF Miss Katherine
Robinson. one of the reconstruction
aides. and 1t. Raymond Mooney.
who has been a patient at the hos
.pital.
Mrs. Joseph H. Defrees entertained
| con today in her apartment at Ward
| man Park Hotel.
The marriage of Miss Mary Kern
Smith Davis, daughter Of Mrs. William
J. Davis. and Mr.. John Henry Roger
at Grace Episcopal Church, Woodside.
Md. the Rev. ]. Henning Eelms on
ciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Roger left I'M
mediately after the ceremony for a
motor trip. and they will be at home
after June / at the Berkeley apart
ment.
Mrs. Somers and Mrs. Hensley enter
tanned the Archaeological Society Satur-
day afternoon. April %. when Prof.
Henry Rushton Fairclough Of Leland
Stanford. formerly the Red Cross COM
trated lecture on Some Antiquities Of
the Dalmatian Coast which Prof.
Fairclough recently visited. Mr. Robert
| Lansing presided.
Wing Commander NJ. G. Christie
| new air attache of the British en-.
! bassy, Will arrive aboard the Celtic
| in New York and will come to Wash
! ington tomorrow to take up the work
| Of Air Commodore Charlton. who will
leave Washington tomorrow evening
and sail from New York Friday for
The members of the embassy stat
| will give a farewell diner for Air
Commodore Charlton this evening al
BAT 18th street, where Commander
Stanton. Mr.. Yencken and Mr.. Hamil-
| ton-Gordon make their homo.
Representative and Mrs. Hender.
| son NJ. Jacoway have as their guests
Mrs. Bernie Babcock and Mrs. Ruby
| Erwin Livingston of Arkansas. who
| arrived yesterday and will remain
until after the book fair and carni-
| Women, which will take place Friday
Mrs. George Condor Battle. presi-
dent of the Women's Republican Club
brother. Bishop John w. Hamilton, al
the Stoneleigh. Mrs. Battle is enter
| tanning at theater party at PoH's
I tonight, which will be followed BY
supper party.
Debutantes' Ball to Be
Given mt Army Barracks.
| Miss Dorothy bennett is chairman
of the young ladies' floor committee
for the debutante ball to be giver
| tomorrow evening at the Washing.
ton barracks, instead of at the New
| Willard, where 1t was originally
| planned to hold the event.
Those Those sss on the saeus commits.
Alice Milburn. Miss Madeline Austin
Miss May Taylor. Miss Marjorie
Gelm, Miss Louise Golf, Miss Dorothy
Gowen, Miss Daviette Ficklen. Mis-.
Margaret Crosson, Miss Virginia Ed.
wards. Miss Delphine Kyle. Miss Bar.
Christabelie Hill. Miss Nora Hill
Miss Elizabeth Hill. Miss Henriettt
I Hill, Miss Betty Werner. Miss vir.
| glnia Mckinney, Miss Elizabeth
4, Howe. Miss zilla MacDougall, Mis-:
! Francis Dwyer. Miss Dorothy Mon,
, Elizabeth Price. Miss Mamie Hamil
ton. Miss Caroline Henry. Miss Car.
| olyn Hagner. Miss Margaret Woolley
| Miss Katherine Sutherland, Mis-:
| Catherine Dent, Miss Lydia Hopper
Miss Myra Morgan. Miss Gerry Nor,
Adams, Miss Agnes Ashford and Mis-!
Elliot Peckham.
Mrs. Theodore Marburg. jr.. is visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs. W. w. Keith. II
Nher apartment at the Beauford, II
! Baltimore.
Mrs. B. Summer Welles was amons
the guests at luncheon yesterday o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Armour. who
! entertained after the tennis tourna.
ment at White Sulphur Springs
Among other guests was the third
secretary Of the British embassy, Mr.
Arthur Yencken.
| Mrs. Harry Reed of Lowell, Mass.
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Der
HELEN, at her home on Corcorar
street. where she will remain unit
May z, after which she will visit an.
other sister,, Mrs. Thomas Wood or
X street.
| AIr. and Mrs. William i. Dennis en-
| terfained at luncheon yeSferdaN /,