Evening star., 1923-03-09

Mrs Hughes will attend tue
dinner tomorrow evening
which the ambassador OF
Peru and Sonora de Pezet Will give a.
the Pan-American Union building IN
compliment to the new United states
alnba ssador to Peru and Mrs. Miles
Poindexter. who will sail April Tor
Peru. The ambassador and Sonora
de Pezet will have sixty or more
guests. including members of both
houses Of Congress. high officials OF
the government. foreign diplomats
the members of the Peruvian com
mission for the Tacna- africa arpt-
tratiou, resident society and members
OF the embassy staff. The dinner
will lie served in the gallery or ne
roes Of the PAN American mon
building.
The Postmaster General
Rcturnin. From IudiaEa
Tpc I'nstma -tcr General. MI New
III return today from a short VISA 10
his home in Indianapolis.
MIR and Mrs. stephen II T. Pell viii
entertain at dinner this evening IN COM
piimeut to their house guests. Frihts
Christopher and Princess Anastas'a oi
Greece. Among the other guests W.. w.
Fell. who will arrive this afternoon
from their home in New York, and Mr
Frederic Nelson. who arrived IN asi-
ington this morning and lolileo N,is
Nelson at the r street home OF her
uncle and aunt. Col. and Mrs. Robert
NJ Thompson.
The minister of Poland. DR.. Wrob-
Iewski will return this evening from
New York. where he has been for
few DAYS visit Yesterday he was the
guest in whose honor Mr.. LudWlk
Fhelich entertained at luncheon at the
Hotel Astor.
Nine. Wroblewska. wife of the minis
ter, will receive this afternooo.
The charge d'affaires of Austria
and Nine Prochnk were hosts TO dis-
tinguished company at dinner last eve
ning, entertaining in compliment to
Baron and Baroness Pepper OF Vienna
rhe latter known professionally as Nine
Marie Jertza. The other guests were
The minister of Hungary. Count
Szechenyi: the counselor of the Nor
wegan legation and Nine. Steen. the
counselor of the hungarian legation and
Nine Feienyi tho second secretary of
the Peruvian embassy. pr. Bedoya the
honorary counselor OF tn" Polish lega-
tion. Prince Radziwill: Mr.. and Mrs.
Coppcus of New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Oakley Totten. jr., Nmc. Zaldivar and
lTfnCcSS Lnlka.
The deputy commissioner. Robert
NJ Estes. will entertain at dinner to-
night in honor of Judge Mckenzie
Moss recently appointed assistant
secretary of the Treasury.
The assistant postmaster general.
Mr.. ". Irving Glover. will leave to-
day for New Mexico and Arizona TO
attend state postal conventions in
Albuquerque and Phoenix. He will re-
turn in about ten days.
Mrs. short wife of Maj W. t. Short,
entertained small company at
luncheon today AT the Army and Navy
Club in compliment to Miss Helen
Hustled.
The women's Army and Navy
League will give its annual spring
hall Easter Monday night. April ..
Through the courtesy of Admiral J.
~ Dayton the ball will he held in the
sail loft at the navy yard. and the
chairman of the ball is Mrs. +. II.
Liscum. with Mrs. Dayton vice chair
man.
A program Of music will be given
at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at the tea 10 be held at the National
T1ub of the American Association of
University Women. a 1884 I street
northwest. Mrs. Flora Howard
soprano. will sing, accompanied by
Mrs. George o. Watson.
Miss Frances Chickering will be
hostess at the tea.
Mrs. Owen Hawkins. who has been
visiting In New York. has gone to
Montreal. where she is the guest of
the Swiss consul general and
Madame Hubscher who lived in
Washington some time when Dr.
Hubscher was first secretary of the
hHr, AIr.c How ing lI-il
spend week or ten days with DR..
and Madame Hubscher.
Former Justice and Mrs Mahon Pit
people at dinner this evening. preceding
the dance which Mrs. Armstead Davis
will give for her daughter. Mrs. Percy.
Former Secretary of the Interior AL
bert B. Fall. accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Brand Elliott and his
daughter-in-law Mrs. Jack Fall, and
their children. left today for Mr.. Fair
and Mrs. c. C. Chase. their other daugh-
ter. will join them later. but have been
detained in their apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel because of the illness
Of one OF Mrs. Chase's children.
Mrs. Armstead Davis will give a
dance this evening for her daughter
Mrs. George Almy Percy of Boston. who
has been visiting her for several weeks
and will return to Boston the middle
Of next week. Mrs. Davis guests will
number about 100.
Mr.. H. II. Armstead, brother of Mrs.
Davis. will arrive this afternoon to
spend a week with her.
The military attache of the French
embassy and Nine. Dumont had an in
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