Evening star., 1923-04-11
Society
The President and Mrs. Harding, Fully
Settled in the White House, Are
Resuming Routine Life.

Egyptian ball April II. given for the
benefit of the alliance.
Dr. A. c. True, director of the
states relation service. and Mrs. True.
announce the engagement OF their
daughter Elizabeth Fortune to Mr..
James Herbert Twamley of New
York.
Mrs. Newell. wife of Col Isaac
Newell. will not receive this after
noon. nor will she observe day at
home again this season.
Miss Ruth Miller Green. debutante
of last season, is entertaining at
Miss Dorothy Pepperell Smith. Mrs
Whipple and Mrs. Green are presiding
al the tea table.
A Russian village fete. as carried
out in the large ballroom at Ward
man Park Hotel yesterday afternoon
for the benefit of Russian refugees,
is colorful. interesting and charm
ing mode of meeting society in its
entirety.
dolls. each separate work Of art
and without duplication-Mrs Robert
Lansing held veritable reception,
where the women of her calling list
paid their respects. She was in strong
contrast to the women in Russian
costume. wearing her simple mourn
ing street costume. Mrs. William
Phillips paid her respects to the dolls.
where Mrs. Dulles and Nine. de VOL
liant assisted. Mrs. Phillips also was
interested in the embroideries and, in
fact, made a number of purchases.
Mrs. Edwin DENLY spent almost the
entire afternoon in her booth, to the
left of the entrance. where, with Mrs.
Charles Bunker and others. she sold
wonderful bits of batik and brass
work collected by Mrs. Bunker. At
the right of the door. after entering.
was the booth devoted to the sale Of
jewelly and rare bric-a -brac. where
Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, wearing a
costume fashioned from fabric of
unusual design and beauty. and wear
ing a Russian headdress, presided. as
sisted by Mrs. Clarence r. Day, who
laughingly told her friends her fetch
ing gown was made from an elephan!
blanket. and Mrs. Tyner. wearing 4
Russian costume also assisted Mrs
kauffmann
Mrs Judah Howe Sears and Mrs
George Marye presided at the fowe
booth, and. like the other women in
charge of booths. held a reception
along with their sales. which lasted
throughout the afternoon.
The program for both afternoon
and evening was splendid one. care.
| fully planned and carried out in beau
! tiful detail. Last night the danCin;
| Kept the guests past midnight the
| first feature of the evening being 2
! talk on Russia by Mrs. J. Hamilton
| Lewis.
SenOrita Ba1livinn Guest
/ At Buffet supper Party.
| Mrs. George Richard Smith wa.
| hostess at a buffet supper last even
: ing. entertaining Tor her daughter
! Miss Lucille Claire Smith. in coInpli-
/ ment to Senorita Ballivian and Miss
| Alice Milburn. The other guests were
/ the minister of Costa Rica. Senor Dol
= j. Rafael Oreamuno: the charge d'af.
! flares of Cuba. DIR. Jose T. Baron: the
! military attache Of the Cuban lega.
! ton. Capt. E. A. Earona: Mrs. Marie
| Smith Winston, Miss Donna Rutf
Crissinger. Miss Virginia Edwards
Miss Anna Hall Green: Miss Margue
! rite Woolley. Miss Helen Colbert
Miss Elizabeth zolnay: Miss Bett,
Werner. Miss Nora Hill. Maj. Keno
phen Price, Commander Rollie viii
hanson. Commander Smith Hemp
stone. Mr. Harry Hickey, Mr.. Tai
| Smith, Mr.. Jerome Graham. Mr.. Rich
| ard Daniels and Mr. Lee F'olmer.
| The marriage of Miss Myra Viii
! liams. daughter of Mrs. Sarah viii
! liams of Oklahoma. City. to Mr.. Clar
/ ence r. Logan. son of Mr.. j. P. Logan
! took place Yesterday afternoon in tn.