Evening star., 1923-01-31


O'Clock. "
Mrs. ". Sinclair Bowen will re-
ceiEe tomorrow afternoon rt b.r
residence, 1925 Cathedral avenue,
miss Miss Michael Colbert ana Miss
Ielen Colbert viii he at home sun
oaE atternonn aud again on sunday
afternoon, February II.
mnI. and Mrs. Parker West
RESTS for Dinner Dance.
MAJ. and Mrs. Parker W. West en-
tsrtained al a dinner dance last even
trs III their quarters al soldiers
ion". when thtir guests included
senator and Mrs Arthur Caup.r Ren-
L1SthtatiNr and Mrs. Fred \ Brittcn
Lu1Ge and Mrs. charles {. McChord
zen. ana Mrs. William e. Ham. Gen
td Shd Ms Merritte W. Ireland, col and
Mrs. Thomas w. parrah COZ and Nrs
ChdrIes r. Drake, DIR. Lessinor. Mr.
.shu yrs. Frederic ID. McKenney. Mr.
1nsu 49, .MrS FRANK ;. Hight Mr. and Mrs
ilarry Horment, Mrs. Victor Kaufr
mann, MRS: Charles &. Matthews Mrs
S4arehce Richmond Day. Mrs Rnhrrf
Mac c~euZie. Col. Reginald k'nst.r
G'i i3hris II. Pope ana Comu:andnr
i',Thafd Ph!llip MctH!i,u..h
HaJ. and Mrs. Yves: will b.. hosts =,
liner again Tuesday February J..
- teii thtIr guests are asked 4, me-
Work. an" MIS-.
len OF the ladies of the Ohio d.Ia-
Sdtion IN Congress We're hostcsses at
q charmingly appointed tea at the
On FeSSiohal Club yesterday after
itooh. Inc large audience room was
IL gala dress for the occasion, M,
navy Yard Band playing during the
afternoon, and being stationed in an
Nc"Ve generally used for the tea ta-
h!e: \ lattice work. over which vines.
tritileh and at the base of which
palms were arranged rurtly cor
'raitu the musicians. while the ton
'thlr was laid at on" side Of the great
chamber. y tail basket Of American
he"diE roses occupied tn center of
~" table and stood as mute. but
beautiful reminder Of the first lady
Of ttie Land who sent them 10 the
group of hostes sses.
In the receiving line were Mrs. Al
Ice iomercne, Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth. Mrs. Simeon H. t'ess. Mrs. Is
l'ael +. Foster Mrs. Charles c Kearns,
Mrs. c. Ellis Moore. Mrs. \. r. b.
stephens, Mrs. Harry c. Calm. Mrs
Joseph II. Hines and Miss Grace Bur
ton.
Besides the tea table there was a
smaller one at which ices and light
cr refreshments were served. rre.
siding az the tables during the after
noon We're Mrs. George Is. christian,
Mrs. u. L. Crissinger, Miss Laura
lIarian, Mrs. Charles l.. Sawyer, Mrs
liufus Day and Mrs. Robert Nc
kenZic.
Assisting otherwise in the irnpos-
ing ">p'tality Were Mrs. Laurence
~ Mr. hy@f4ie Ihn ov Mr. FJsoM WS4r Mrr ysGs X Cart
Ellis. Miss Helene Hamilton, Mrs.
Robert \. Haynes, Mrs. : ]. Hess
Mrs. Edwin l.. Neville. Mrs. Louis
owsley. Mrs. tieora" A. Sandersor.
IEs. -
TAYLOR Upton, Mrs. Lehn Fess, Mrs.
T. w. Craig. Miss Crissinger, Miss
Frances Poster and Miss Ruth Foster.
Mrs. Bessie Edison entertained at
luncheon yesterday. having as her
guests Mrs. John JOY Edison. Mrs.
Victor kaufInauu. Mrs Cuno Ru-
dolph. Mrs. Thomas Bradley. Mrs.
Frank I. ReCside. Mrs Charles La
Sale Bryant, Mrs William +. Dennis.
IirS Charles Arthur Bonner, Mrs
Charles a. Cannon. Miss Florence
Brandon ard Miss Daisy Prentice.
Mrs. Conard. wife of Capt. Charles
Miss Adelaide Conard and their
%ounger children have joined Capt
'onard in Washington at o317 26tl,
street. Mrs. Couard aId her children
accompanied by Capt. Conards nother.
Nr$. William Conard. mad the trip
from Mare lSianI, Calf, aboard the
/. >. ;. Henderson. arriving at Norfolk.
APT. Conard was formerly stationed
1T Mare Island and came To Washington
for duty in the late autumn.
The third Navy and Marine Corps Of
ficers winter dance will be held ~ the
New Willard Hotel on February ;. al
10 o'clock. About eight nun Ired officers
and guests attend these dances. which
are among the most brilliant Of the
seasons dances. The revival of the
evening uniform Of the officers adds a