Evening star., 1923-03-03
ner this evening. entertaining at
Wardman Park Hotel.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Jarrett of Homo
lulu. the former the new delegate to
Congress from the Hawaiian Islands.
have taken a suite and are living at
the Arlington Hotel
Reception and Program
For C0nvalescent Soldiers. D..
The convalescent home for soldiers,
sailors and marines. located at Cnl-
1920. under the auspices of the Soldiers
Rest Association, an organization orig
mated in 171G. is arousing the interest
OF Washington society folk, who will
attend in large numbers tonight the
entertainment to be given for the bene-
nit of this home, in the drawing rooms
OF the residence Of Mrs. Charles NJ.
Ffouke of 2011 Massachusetts avenue
In addition to the list already an
nounced those taking tickets are Mrs.
III. Townsend. Mrs. Stephen Bousal, Mrs
Charles Wetmore. Col. Dupont, Mrs
Davis Ireland, Mrs. Joseph Thropp.
irincess Cantacuzene. Mrs. Fitzhugh.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. Mrs. Louis
l-ehr. Mrs. Walter Wilcox Mrs. Dwight
Davis. Mrs. Louis Frothinsham, Mrs.
Victor CuShman, Mrs. Campbell For
Iester. Miss Janet Richards and Mrs
Delauo.
The enter. ainn.ent OF the evening
ii pe IulhiSheo d? Mr.. and Mrs.
franci Rogers, whose program of
songs and monologueS will follow.
aiter the informal reception to be
even in their honor by Mrs Ffoulke.
The reception will take place at 9
O'Clock. the hour of the entertai inment
coming little latter for the con-
Venience of those who are giving or
attending dinner parties
fair includes Mrs. James ". Wads-
worth; Jr.; Mrs. Frederic Atherton,
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mrs, Fred,
erick A. Delano. Mrs. Charles N.
,ouike Mrs. Joseph Frelin%huy"en
Mis- Lei 4 Mechiin MIS-. James Mar
wick Airs John !. Rogers. Mrs.
1haries Warren AMI Mrs WAi.er X.
The Minister of POLAND. Or wro-
o,eniSki was luncheon host at tho
ohorcham yesterday. as We're also the
oouhSelor of the Polish Legation and
Madame kwapiszeswka
Representative John Reber Of
iennsyivania. who has been i'll. re-
turned TO Washington yesterday for
the cioSInS days of the Congress. and
Is at the Burlington Hotel
Representative and Mrs. Joseph W
rordhey were the guests of honor at
uihner last evening of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. c. Plum
Mrs. Fem. wife of Representative
rem entertained Informally at unch-
con at the Shoreham yesterday.
Mrs. Paul H. Bastevo has gone to
panama to meet Lieut. Commander
Bastevo.
Mrs. Willard NJ kochendcrfer en-
tGrfIlna1 In, l~;,
party at her home at the Hotel
Lafayette. this afternoon.
Mrs. Edward Everett Blodgett en-
tertained a small company at lunch
con Yesterday at the Fowhatan.
The Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue and Mrs David Blair has as
formers brother Mr. John J. Blair
of Raleigh. y. c.
Mrs. !. William Kyle has returned
TO her home after an extensive visit
10 relatives in Greenville, S. c.,
Atlanta Ca. and different points in
Florida.
Mrs. Frederick Appleton of Boston.
who is spending the winter at the
Shorcham. entertained at luncheon
there Yesterday. having as her guests
Mrs. Butler. Mrs. Dempsey. Mrs.
Sai,lds. Mrs. Davenport. Mrs. Stetson.
Mrs. Cobb. Mrs. Briggs and Miss
Rusalie Jones.
Mr.. Will r. HAYS. former Post
master General. is at Wardman Park
Hotel for a few days.
Mrs. Irene NJ. Chainey entertained
at her apartment in the Calverton
yesterday for the music committee OF
the League of American Pen Women.
OF which committee she is vice chair
man. having as her guests Mrs. John
L. Gable. wife of Representative
committee: Mrs. Luther E. Gregory.
wife of Admiral Gregory, and Mrs.
Mary +. Parker.
Miss Mary Needer entertained at
dinner last evening preceding the
Junior League dance. Her guests in
cluded Miss Harriet Love. Miss Eliza
beth Young. Capt. Dean kalbslah. Mr..
Lawrence Jackson. Mr.. George Echols
and Mr.. Robert Benjamin.
Mrs. Kennedy Ray was hostess at
tea yesterday at lie Paradis, enter
tanning a party of seven.
Mr and Mrs John c. Davidson en-
tertained at dinner last evening. later
taking their guests to the Junior
League dance. The company included
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Thomas. Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore Gill. Maj. and Mrs.
Theodore Wrenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Primrose Miss Alice Middendorf of
Baltimore. Miss Suzanne Chase. Miss
Katherine Beach. Miss Jane Tyler.
Mr.. Douglas Mackall. jr.; Mr.. James
Pennybacker, Mr.. Sam Beach, Mr..
Fred Gibbs. Mr.. Allan Morton. Mr..
John Davidson and Mr.. Heath David
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Dryden enter
tanned a company of thirty at buffet