Evening star., 1923-02-23

NH today at luncheon of Mrs
v Sheppard, wife OF Senator
Norris Sheppard Of Texas
who entertained a company of fifty
at Rauscher's. Mrs. W. H. Arnold OF
Texas was a member of the company
which included women or the Senate
and House and some from unorlclal
circles. The guests We're seated at
tables each Of which bore cluster
OF spring blossoms.
The Secretary OF Agriculture and
AIRS. Wallace will be the h0nor saS.e :
at dinner this evening or kepreSent,a :
tive and Mrs. Frank w. Mondeit ~
Will entertain a company OF nItS a.
the Hotel Hamilton, the party re-
manning for the dancing alter ulliilet'
Scnor and Sonora de Baliivinn
Dinner Hosts mt Legation.
THE minister of Bolivia and Sonora
dc BaIlivian will be hosts AT uliiIlel 1r,e !
TLfs evening at the legation. ne
dinner was planned in honor OF tne
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
who will be unable to be present y"
Sng to illness.
Chief Justice William Howard tar
was the guest in whose honor Juus
ard Mrs. Clarence Norton Goodwin ol
Lake Forest. ILL.,, entertained at uiIi -,
,,er last evening at the New Nlllaru
Hotel. preceding the opening TO-DAY
of the meeting of tho American Law
Institute. The other guests "ero NJ, :
Justice Sanford, Senator IhoInas y. !.
Walsh, Mr.. Justice Robert r.. freEtls
Of the supreme court OF Virginia, Mr.
Justice Schaffer of the supreme court
Of Penns ylvania and Mrs. SchaHeF,
rr. and Mrs Wade II. Ellis, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Henry Butler. former
Senator and Mrs. Willard SALISBURY
Mrs. Joseph H Hamps9n, Mrs. Elrrsss r,-, ,
Newell Blair, Mrs. j. Borden Harrl-
man, Mrs. Mark Sullivan, Miss Maoei
Roardman. Miss Bryn, daughter OF
the minister of Norway and Nine.
Bryn; former president OF the Amer
ican Bar AssociatiSn, 9T;.s Mr.; H,,,n Malyer Mr
and Mrs. William Draper Lewis OF
Philadelphia, Mr.. James Byrne, presi-
dent of the Bar Association or New
York city; Mr.. Charles a. Wadhams.
treasurer of the Bar Association or
Albany; the secretary Of the American
Ear Association and Mrs. W. Thomas
Kemp Of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
Illus +. Smietanka of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. II. Piatt of Kansas
city, Mr.. Wade Mills of the American
Bar Council and Miss Mills of De-
rrott, Mr.. Thomas O'Donnell of the
American Bar Council of Denver, Col.
aud Mrs. George G. WeitZel and Mrs.
Clifford Langley of New York
Mrs. Goodwin will give a dove"
Dinner this evening during the ban
Quet Of the American Law Institute.
Representative Joseph II. Hines Of
Ohio and Mrs Hines with Miss Grace
Burton, niece of Representative Theo-
dore L. Burton OF Ohio are receiving
this afternoon from to o'clock at
1927 New Hampshire avenue, the resi-
dence of Representative and Mrs. Hines.
The receiving party is standing be-
fore a background OF palms and ferns
and the rooms are gay with a profusion
of roses, white lilacS and ferns, trans
forming them into bowers of almost
tropical loveliness, in compliment to the
home state of Mrs. Hines. California
The flowers sent by Mrs. Harding are
among the most charming in the dis
play.
A basket of orchids graces the center
OF the table in the dining room at
which are presiding Mrs. Payne, Mrs.
Rufus Day, Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe,
Miss Isabel Sedgley and Mrs Simeon
d. Fess, alternating throughout the
hours of the reception.
The charge d'affaires Of Latvia and
Nine. Seya will go to Philadelphia.
tomorrow, where the former will ad-
dress a gathering OF his countrymen
tomorrow evening. During their
stay in Philadelphia they will be