Evening star., 1923-04-02

John Allan Dougherty are entertain
ing at a reception with dancing in
the home OF Mrs Walsh on Mas
sachusetts avenue this afternoon.
The invited guests. several hun
6red In number. are from the cabinet
and official society and from the uip-
lomatic corps and resident society'
Mrs. Walsh's beautiful drawing
rooms and grand hall and stairway
are a mass Of spring flowers, the
broad stairway especially ienoins IL
self to such decoration.
Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Dougherty
and their guests Of honor will re-
ceivc.
Mrs Davis, wife OF the Secretary
OF Labor accompanied by her chill
dren, Joined the throng on the south
lawn of the White House today Tor
the Easter Monday egg rolling.
The Attorney General
At AshevilIe for Visit.
The Attorney General, Mr.. Daugh-
arty, arrived in Asheville. ~ -, yes.
ter3ay and will spend a fortnight at
the Grove Park Inn.
The assistant secretary Of war ard
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis. will entertain
. a company at dinner Saturday
evening.
The new naval attache Of the Italian
embassy, Commander Count EttoFe
Somnati di Momnello. arrived IN Ne"
York yesterday aboard the Conte
Rosso and was accompanied by Prot.
Giuseppe Brumi of the chair OF gen
eral and physical chemistry and gen
eraI research IN the Polytechnic OF
Milan.
The ball at the navy yard to-
night under the auspices of the
Army and Navy Relief Society. Will
perhaps be one of the most brilliant
given by the society In It's years OF
work. Maj. John A. Lejeune, Admiral
- n Dayton and Maj. Gen. John L..
Hines will make the presentations,
and Mrs. Edwin DENLY who, with the
Secretary OF the Navy, will entertain
q number of guests In their box, Will
head the receiving line.
Unusual attention has been paid to
th decoration OF the sail loft where
the dance will be held, and the Navy
Yard Band will furnish the music.
A large number of dinner parties
will precede the ball, and supper will
be served.
Maj. and Mrs. George Z. 4. Rein
burg will be the guests of honoc at
dinner this evening of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Courtney Whitney, who Will entertain
q. company of fourteen at the City
Club this evening.
DR.. and Mrs Mitchell Carroll en-
tertained at luncheon today at the
Cosmos Club in compliment TO Mr..
Kurt BachstitZ of the Netherlands.
who has brought portion of his
famous collection OF paintings to this
country for a series OF exhibitions.
The first was held in New York and
was formally opened by the coun-
selor of the Netherlands legation, DR..
Auhfecht.
Miss Imogeu Hostetler was hostess
at luncheon today entertaining in
compliment TO Miss Alice Marie
Watts. whose marriage TO MI George
Miner Hostetler. brother CT the
hostess, Will take place tomorrow
evening. The other guests at lunch
con were Mrs William Hamilton
Knox, Mrs Jarvis Laurtmore, Mrs
Mrs. Paul Ramey, Mrs. Patrirk Gal
lagher, Mrs. Carvel Leary Mrs.
Eugene c. Gott. jr.; Miss Mae Nor
wood. Miss Margaret Hensey, Miss
Miss Sarah Brawner. Miss Elizabeth
Dove, Miss Hannah Hunt, Miss Isabel
Garges, Miss Dorothy Diggett. Miss
Mabel Sinclair. Miss Louise McLaugh-
lin and Miss Eleanor Lane
The company is remaining through
the afternoon to play bridge and
NAH -tongg.
Mrs. Francis S. Nash and Miss
Carolyn Nash have returned from i
visit in New York, and will be Joined
the middle of this week by Medical
Director Nash, who has been at Hot
Springs, Ark, for several weeks.
Mr.. Charles Noble Gregory enter
rained a small company informally at
dinLeT last evening.
Maj. and Mrs. Eibert A. Palmer
stationed ct Fort Schuyler. y. Y, an
nounce the engagement of the lat
ter's daughter. Miss Dorothy Rebecca
: SWaney, to M Albert Ficklin Ifillix
of ST. Joseph. No. who is at present
attending the law school of George
Washington University.
Mss Helen Griffith Waggaman and
Nj. Argyle Norwood Finuey were
married at noon today In the home of
N Waggaman, on Newton street. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
2. c. Gavin of the Church Of the
Sacred Heart, and was followed by
An informal wedding breakfast. The
bride wore light blue georgette crepe
trimmed with gray and cut steel
beads and made with flowing panels
the full length OF the skirt and she
carried bride roses with a shower OF
lilies of the valley. Her only atten-
dant was Miss Josephine Waggaman,
and the best man was Mr.. Frederick
Hastings walker.
On their return from a wedding trip
they will be at home at 1914 Newton
street.
Miss Mildred O'Nein is entertain
ing today at a bridge tea in compli-
ment TO Miss Alfalfa Lamar Kimmell
The guests are: Mrs. Roger S. Bag
nall. Miss Katharine Dent, Miss Inga
Rryn, Miss Florence Bergman, Mrs
Nathaniel g. Halstead. Miss Margaret
Dodge, Miss Louise Low, Mrs James
F Fooshe, jr.; Miss Edna Maedel, Mrs
Ralph s. Thompson, Mrs. +. Chap
man TreWheila, Mrs. Arthur II. Del
bert, Miss Kathrina Jameson, Mrs.
Edward c. Carr, Mrs Kenneth S.
Wales and Miss Dorothy Kimmell.
Additional guests were asked for
tea Mrs. Harry S. Kimmell and Mrs
Charles j. O'Neill presided at the tea
table.
Mr.. w NJ. Fairfax, who is spending
his Easter vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Fairfax will
entertain a company of twenty at
dinner this evening at LIE Paradis.
His brother-in-law and sister, Lieut.
and Mrs. Chandler, and a number of
the hosts classmates at Yale will be
among the guests.
Miss Peggy Fred is entertaining
this afternoon at a bridge tea in COM
plimcnt to three brides to-be OF the
spring and early sunlmer-Miss Gene
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