Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-18

included Mrs: Atlee Pomerens. Mrs.
James Reed. Mrs. Selden p. Spencer.
Mrs. William Rodenberg. Mrs. Charles
H. Robb. Mrs. Wendell Phillips stat.
ford. Mrs: Lester Barr. Mrs. Theodore
Schuey, Mrs: Peter Drury. Mrs. Theo-
Samuel s. Arents. Mrs. Thoraas r.
Gore. Mrs. John Cabell. Mrs. John
Langley, Mrs. James Orme, Mrs. Percy
E. Quin. Mrs. Edward Gam and Mrs.
d. Percy Hickling.
Mrs. John r. Wellington is enter
tanning tonight at a dinner Of twelve
guests for her daughter. Miss Re-
becca Wellington. and the latter's
Philadelphia. The party viii go on
later to the Junior League dance.
Miss Elizabeth Koones is entertain
ing at bridge FOLLOWED by tea this
S. Devereux. Presiding at the tea
table will be Mrs. John Ryan Dever-
eux, Mrs. Reginald Walker. and Mrs.
Charles X. Koones. mother of the
hostess.
Prince and Princess Boncompagni
entertained small company at
luncheon yesterday at the Ritx-Carl-
ton. New York. when their guests
CONFERENCE Gsrs rsne and other i members Of the
Italian delegation, including Senator
Schanzer. Senator Albertini and Wis.,
count Venosta. Visconti Venosta
sailed today aboard the Olympic for
Prince and Princess Boncampagni
also sailed today direct for Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley will sail
today aboard the Adriatic for Egypt
and the Holy Land and will be absent
closed their home on Dupont circle sew
erai weeks ago and have been in New
York since then
luncheon yesterday at the St Regis,
New York. when her guests included her
sister, Miss Langham. Mira Pavenstedt
was formerly Miss Lillian M. Langnam
and her first husband was Baron Speck
Won sternburg. German ambassador to
Washington until his death, many years
ago. Baroness Won Sternburg and Mr..
Panvenstedt were married in January.
1921. in Lausanne, Switzerland. and
they have since made their homo in this
country.
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell. formerly Of
Washington, now living In New York,
entertained at luncheon yesterday at the
Plaza, New York, in honor Of Baroness
de Scaoenholz.
Dinner Parties Precede
Junior League Dance.
Mrs H. wilfred DuPuy entertained
at dinner last evening. proceed .ng
the Junior League dance, when her
guests were Miss Louise Littauer,
Miss Patricia Ainsa. Miss Barrine
Drake. Miss Elizabeth Hanna Prin-
beth Howe. Miss Trumbull, the Sec
ond secretary cf. the Brazilian en-
bassy. Mr.. de Sousa Laeo: the coun-
selor of the Swedish legation Mr.. de
Lagerberg: the secretary of the Hun
garian legation. M; de Hevesy; the
Mccormick Goodhart; Lieutenant
Commander George Courts. Lieut..
Doeller, Lieut.. Lawson and Mr.. VIII.
liam Bowie Clark.
Miss Betty Burnett entertained q
company Of twenty-four at dinner
last evening. taking her guests later
to the Junior League dance at Rau-
scher'a
small company at dinner last evening
the Junior League dance.
Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark was
hostess to q company Of twelve At
dinner last evening, later taking her
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Mr.. Roy T. Davis Of Missouri. re-
Gently appointed minister to Costa
RIGA, and Mrs. Davis gave UP their
apartment at the Powhatan yester-
day and left for New York. en- route
to Costa Rica.
Capt. Ethelbert Talbot, United
States Marine Corps; Mrs. Talbot and
their little daughter, who were guests
for q few days Of the formers par
ents, the Rev. DR.. Robert Talbot and
Mrs. Talbot. will leave on Sunday
night for Haiti. where the captain
is stationed.
Mrs. A. winsor Weld and Miss
Louisa Weld of Boston are in Wash
ington for a visit and are staying
at the New willard.
Young girls important in society,
woh form the teams arranged under
the guidance Of their captain. Miss
Mildred Cromwell. for the National
Victory Memorial building drive. are
being stationed in the more accessible
banks Of the city. where they are do
ing a splendid work in selling the
Victory buttons.
Princess Bertha Cantacuzene had
with her yesterday at the Federal
National Bank Miss Wallenberg,
daughter Of the minister Of Sweden