The Washington times., 1922-01-28

Among the quests were the Secretary
OF War and Mrs. John w. Weeks.
Gen. John J. Pershing, and represent
atiyes from the army and Congress
sional society.
FOLLOWING the dinner many Of the
guests attended the cavalry officers
dance at wardmsn Park Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates en-
tsrtained q company Of twelve at din
nei last evening at their residence, in
E street.
Miss Aiisa' Mellon entertained
small company at dinner last evening,
taking her guests later 10 the tnea'er'
Paul de Havesy. of the Hungarian
legation staff, entertained at luncheon
yesterday at the Shoreman in compli.
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7. Mel.
lon. In the party were Col. and Mrs
Charles II. Patterson, Maj. and Mrs.
Lawrence Redington, Mrs. Sherman
Miles, Mrs. Wiifred DuPuy, Princess
Ghika, Mrs. John Fremont, Miss Gladys
Hinckley, Miss Alice Sylvester, Miss
Ingegard waiienberg. Miss Anna Mont
gomery, Miss Elizabeth whitman.
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Blair, Ralph Snowden Hill, ]. de Lager
berg, Jules Henri, A. III. Hamilton
Gordon, Mariana de Amoedo y Galarr
mendi, John b. Henderson, Jr., John
Pelenyi and A. de Hertelendy. o.,
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Mellon
were honor guests at q dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Benning
Spencer. r.. -.
The cavalry officers Of the army
stationed in and around Washington
entertained a company OF about 200
at a brilliant reception and dance last
evening at Wardman Park Hotel. The
guests were received by the Secretary
Of War and Mrs. John w. Weeks,
Gen. John Pershing, Mrs. J. Mayhem
Wainwright, wife OF the Assistant
Secretary OF War. and Gen. and Mrs.
Willard A. Holbrook. while Mrs. w.
c. Rivers and Mrs. George Vidmer
assisted. x = 49,. ..,..
An interesting feature Of the eve
ming was program Of songs by Miss
Mildred Delma, soprano, OF New
York, who 10 visiting Col. and Mrs.
w. J. Kendrick at their apartment at
wardman Park Hotel. Miss Delma,
who is very young and extremely
pretty has q beautiful voice and plans
to 70 In opera shortly. She will sing
Sunday at the Calvary Baptist
Church and on March 7 will sing at
the Washington Club at one OF its
entertainments. ...---s. I
The reception was preceded by O
number Of dinner parties, among
those entertaining being Col. and Mrs.
George vidmer who had with them
at their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel. among others. Col. and Mrs.
III N a.
horne, Col. James A. Moss. Captain
Wharton, Col. and Mrs. William r.
Smedberg, Major and Mrs. wellington
Graham, Col. and Mrs. Stuart Heint-
zelman, Col. and Mrs. d. i. Sultan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards Vidmer, Mrs.
Fitzhugh Lee and her niece, Miss
Georgia Cole. ~
Mrs. Hope Slater will 80 to Palm
Beach early next week and will oc-
cupy her home on the North Ocean
boulevard.
The dinner dance at the Washington
Barracks, given last night by the
officers stationed there. was one OF
the most Interesting events Of the
evening. and q large number Of guests
Major Gen. e. r. McGiachlin. in
command at the barracks. and Mrs.
McGlachlin entertained Q large COM
pany at dinner In honor OF their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth McGlachlin,
and her guest. Miss Ell Jane Finley.
Of Williamsburg, KY. .
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Wait johnson
also entertained at dinner. Their
guests included Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Merritt Ireland. Col and Mrs. e. L.
Munson, Mrs. wilfred Du Puy, Col
Stanley Ford. Col. and Mrs. George
Symonds and Col. and Mrs. Henry
Morrow.
One Of the distinctive luncheons of
the season was given yesterday by
Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes. past president
Of tho League Of American Pen
Women, when she had as her guests,
Miss Janet Richards, Miss Emma c.
Grams, Mrs. Henry 7: Rainey. Mrs.
Raymond Morgan, Mrs. Harvey W.
Puy, Mrs. william M. Salter. Mrs.
Theodore Tilier, Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey, Mrs. Robert NJ. Chaplin, and
Miss Dalphue Carraway. Mrs Rhodes
entertained her party at 1.-THE Hoot o.
the OWL" the cafe OF the League of
American Pen Women, the guests. be-
ing seated at long table before an
open fire.
Phil Klspper. who has been visiting
In Washington for, several weeks. will
leave tomorrow FOR his home In New
York. -, 10