Evening star., 1923-04-28

/ Wallace received the guests. Mrs.
William f. Chamberlain and Mrs.
John Mock presided at the tea table.
Vocal selections were given by Nine.
! Ellen Beach Yaw. who sang Cara
Nome" from "Pigoletto"; I'll Primo
Amore," by Widor; Wagner's "Slum-
ber Song" and The Skylark," the
latter a composition of her own. Mrs.
Paul Bleyden served as her accom-
/ panist.
Mrs w. Harry Brown returned to
! Washington last evening after spend
! ing few days in New York.
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt. daughter of
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, arrived in
! Washington yesterday, and is at
| Wardman Park Hotel.
! Mr. David Edward Finley enter
tanned at dinner last evening. the
! guests including Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
, tian Gross. Miss Margaret Eustis,
] Miss Caroline Thorn. Miss Betty Con-
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt. the under
secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Par
! ker Gilbert; Mr.. Walter Boyd, Mr..
| Foxhail Daingerfield and Mr.. Winant
Johnston.
| Mrs. Rafael r. Gown loaned her
! house yesterday for the meeting of
/ the Junior League. of which Miss May
/ 1. Gown is the newly elected record
ing secretary. The other officers
! HELEN, president: Mrs. Franklin H
! Ellis, first vice president; Miss Nan
! ME Chase. second vice president; Mrs.
| Sidney Thomas, corresponding secre-
! tary. and Miss Helen Griffin. treas
urer.
Nine. Kwapisezewska was the guest
in whose honor Mrs. Adolph Casper
! Miller entertained company at
! luncheon today.
| Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr.. and
! her daughter. Miss Grace Vanderbilt
/ will sail today aboard the Olympic
| from New York for England to spend
| her daughter. Miss Grace Vanderbilt,
! and her daughter have been at Hot
Springs for several weeks. Miss Van
! derbilt entertained small company
! at dinner last evening at Pierre's. in
! New York.
Lord Robert Cecil will sail today
aboard the Olympic for his home in
England. after spending several
weeks touring in this country. He
| made a brief visit in Washington,
i where he was the guest Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Henry White.
! Baroness de la Grange. who with
: Baron de la Grange spent several
! winters in Washington, sailed from
! France yesterday for New York.
| where she will visit her father, Mr..
Among the large number of guests
/ at the reception last evening which
| Judge and Mrs Alton b Parker gave
at the Hotel Ambassador, New York,
! were former United States Ambassa-
! dor to England and Mrs. John w
Davis, former Attorney General and
Mrs. George w. Wickersham, Mrs.
1 1,ar, IL
Secretary of Commerce; the consul
| general of England in New York and
Mrs. Harry Gloster Armstrong. Col.
and Mrs. Edward A. House. Mr. and
Elihu Root, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Plunkett. Mr. and Mrs Francis Bur
| rail- Hoffman and Mr.. Clarence H.
Mackey.
: Senator and Mrs. James Couzens
| had small company lunching with
! them yesterday at White Sulphur
Springs, where they are spending the
ispring.
| Commander Lee P. Warren, U. s. N.
and Mrs. Warren. are sailing today
from New York aboard the Olympic
| for England.
! The board of governors of the
House of the Good Shepherd an
.nounce a benefit tea and sale Of the
work Of the institution to be held at
| their convent. 36th and Reservoir
| streets, Wednesday afternoon. May 8,
from to o'clock. On the board of
| governors are Mrs. Edward Douglas
| White, Mrs. Edward Walker. Miss
Riggs, Mrs. Perry Johnson, Miss Gull
len and Mrs. George Hamilton.
! Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney of New
| York has arrived in Washington and
is staying at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. H. Pitney have
! arrived from Newark. N. j., to spend
the week end in Washington and are
| established at the Lee House. Mr..
Pitney is a brother of former Justice
Mahlon Pitney.
| Miss Lillian C. Wall Of 2440 10th
| street northwest was a member OF the
party which sailed on the Army
transport U. S. Grant yesterday en-
! route to Porto Rico, Panama, Homo
| lulu and Alaska
| Mr.. Arthur William Dunn, national
| director of the Junior Red Cross,
has left on an extended trip through
! the west in the interests Of the
Junior Red Cross
Gen. Pershing will be the guest
| of honor at q dinner which Is to
! be given on May % in celebration
OF the SlXtn anniversary OF the sail
ing of the U. S s. Baltic with Gen.
| Pershing and his party, to take
part in the great war abroad. The
| officers who accompanied him on the
| Baltic In 1917 are giving the party
at the Hamilton Hotel and it will
be in the nature of a semi-private
reunion. Col. Parker Hit is making
the arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh en-
, tertafned at dinner last evening at
the Hamilton Hotel.
Mr.. s. G. Prescott will entertain
at dinner in the presidential suite
at the New Willard Tuesday, having
thirty guests.
The observation-disclosures
! Wedding Wednesday.
The marriage of Miss Marion Lei
shear, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam J. Leishear, to Mr.. William l.
Mcfarland took place at 2 o'cloOeI
Wednesday afternoon in the resi-