Evening star., 1923-12-15

White, Mrs. Hamilton "rIshl, M!S
Mary Sanger. Miss Greene. DIR. Charles
Noble Gregory. Mr.. Horace Peaslee
and Mr.. Hamilton Martin.
Miss Marguerite Moreno will come
from Goucher College and Jack Moreno
'-om st. Johns Military Academy TO
-ncnd the holidays with their parents,
Maj and Mrs. Aristides Moreno.
Mr and Mrs Chester A. Snow en-
tertaireI at dinner last evening, tax
'ng their guests later to the muSlca
riven by the Italian ambassador Thcy
viii be hosts again Monday and will
take their guests to the opera.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry v. Haynes have
moved from their apartment at the
Northbrook Courts to their new resi-
'ence at No. East Melrose street
Chevy Chase, Md.
Miss f. Semple Pettis left Washing
ton Thursday for Orlando, Fla, TO
spend the rest of the winter with
her brother, Mr.. Nimnio Pettis. She
leased her apartment at the Concord
to Commander and Mrs. Wright for
the winter months.
The president of the George Wash
'ngton University and Mrs. William
Mather Lewis, accompanied by their
laughter. Miss Sarah Durand Lewis,
will leave WASHINGTON Friday for
Detroit, where they will visit Mr..
Jacob r. Sarrand for the Christmas
DR. Lewis will be at home on Tues
day and New Year day after
O'Clock.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis will entertain
4 company of young people Tor tea at
the Washington Club Saturday. De-
cember 29, for their daughter.
The women's National Press Club
will have as guest of honor az ITS
weekly luncheon at the liant Hamiit0n to,
lott, who is the guest of Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock.
The monthly Friday night dance at
the navy yard. which is one OF the
series given by the officers stationed
1T the yard and those attached to the
Mayfiower, was held last evening.
The guests were received by Com
mandant and Mrs. Benjamin Hutch
inson and Admiral and Mrs. Edward
Eberle.
Several dinners preceded the dance.
among those entertaining being Ad-
miral and Mrs. Benjamin Hutchinson
and Capt and Mrs. Charles F. Pres
ton, who entertained for Admiral and
Mrs Eberie, the other guests includ-
ing Admiral and Mrs. william F. Full
am. Capt. and Mrs. Adolphus An
1rews Mrs. James Warwick, Mrs.
Metcalf. Admiral William r. Shoe
maker and DR.. Easton. Lieut.. Com
mander and Mrs. Taylor Smith were
eosts TO a party of sixteen, the guests
including Lieut.. Commander and Mrs
| J. B. Earle. Lieut.. Commander and
Mrs. II. E. Knauss. Lieut. Commander
and Mrs. Russell Crenshaw, Lieut..
,, Commander and Mrs. Roger Payne,
/ tins Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tyler, Miss
Ellen Knox and Maj. Robert Messer-
smith. Lieut.. Commander and Mrs.
Robert p. Cutler. jr., entertained a
! small party for Lieut. Commander and
| Mrs Ernest Mckee and Lieut.. Com
mander and Mrs Max de Mott. Lieut..
Commander and Mrs Clarence Hin
/ kamp were hosts to a party of
| twenty four. the dinner being the
| first of a series they will give
| through the season, preceding the
Navy dances Lieut. Commander and
| Mrs. Max de Mott entertained at sup
per at their quarters after the dance.
Secretary and Mrs. DENLY
| to Hear Michigan Students.
~re Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
| Edwin DENLY will give a dinner at
| their home followed by box party
! at the President Theater, the evening
! of December 90. when the University
! of Michigan opera. Cotton Stock
J ings." is presented here. Their guests
| will be Admiral and Mrs. f. W.
Eberle, Gen. and Mrs. Smedley Butler
| Thomas Turner of the Marine Corps.
Lieut.. and Mrs. G. B. w. Waller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Carey.
Judge and Mrs. Andrew s. Caldwell
| of Carbonate. Ill. and their daugh-
| ter. Miss Virginia Caldwell. a grad
/ uate last year from the National
4 Park Seminary. are at Congress Hall
| Hotel for the winter
Mrs. Caldwell is active In ID. A. R..
\ work and is chairman of the Illinois
/ stateroom in Memorial Continental
Hall.
| Mrs. Francis Marion Wigmore. 2029
| Connecticut avenue, is in New York
| for a few days and will go to Evans
| ton. III to make some visits before
returning to Wash ngton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton C. Elliott are in
New York and will spend a week at
| the Vanderbilt Hotel before returning
! to their home at 1918 Q street.
Mrs. Maud Howe Elliot. who is
staying a short time in Washington
as the guest of Mrs. Gibson Fahne-
stock, will be The guest of the Inter-
national Association of Art and Let
ters this afternoon for o'clock tea.
Mrs. Robert w. Imbry will also be q
guest.
! The minister of China and Nine. SEE
| were present this afternoon at the
regular meeting of the Political Study
Club, which took place at 2:30 O'Clock
at the Franklin Square Hotel. Mr..
SEE and Miss Mary Wood will be the
wife of Senator King of Utah, ass St
ed by Mrs. Mark w. Potter, Mrs.
Frederick 1. Cox and Mrs. Randolph
Dickens. will preside at the tea table.
| DR.. Sara w. Brown. formerly of
! this city, is in New York in at
| tendance at conferences of several
! divisions of the National Board of
! Citations. She is a member of the
/ education and research division of
the National Board.
Miss Marietta j. Tibbits, having
/ closed their summer home, Onthe-
wing. at Danbury, Conn, are at 1918
! 18th street northwest for the winter.
! Mr.. Louis D. Wine, who has been
living in California for several years,
has come to Washington for the
holidays and is with his sister, Mrs.
Horace L. Walker. at the Argonne
The Christmas dinner of the Bible
study class of the Women's City Club,
DIR. Josephine o. Baird, chairman. will
be given at the clubhouse. % Jack
son place, Wednesday, December 19,
at $50 O'Clock. Senator Royal S.
Copeland, M. D., of New York and
President william Mather Lewis of
George Washington University will be
the speakers. Following is a list of
guests who will be present:
Senator and Mrs. Royal S. Cope
land Pres dent and Mrs. William
Mather Lewis, Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Wood. Representative and Mrs Carl
Chindblom of Illinois, former Gov. and
Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw of Iowa, Mr. md
Mrs. Frank Mondell, Mr.. and Mrs.