Evening star., 1923-01-31
lrlportnBt Guests at
british Embassy Dinner.

Washington club today.
lrportnDt Guests at
British Embassy Dinner.
The amb;. Ssa dor Of Great br TAIN
and Lady Gddas entertained al n'nnSF
at the embassy last evening INC ~
bassador of France and Mhe.
strand. the ambassador or Sels III
and baroness de Cartier, the Seere-
tarv OF the Navy and Mrs. Denpyt the
Secretary Of Agriculture ana Mrs'
| " Wallace. the Speaker and Mrs. Giiletl'
Senator and Mrs. Frank u. heiios :;
Gen. Pershing. Representative and and
Mrs John J. Rogers. Maj. Gen. anu
Mrs Lejeune, Admiral and Mrs.
| Robertson, Admiral and Mrs. strauss
Mrs. Richard II. Townsend. >.
George Drexel of Philadelphla al =
Adolph Caspar Miller, the sFi.,sa a
| consul general in NeW YORK ,sns anu
Mrs II G. Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs;
! Dana Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. Haroio
! Pratt. IIr. and Mrs Frederick Allen
! Mr.. and Mrs John e. wilkins, Mf:
and Mrs. James Parmelee. Mr. ana
/ Mrs. Edison Bradley, Miss Lay. toHi
! mander Brown and Mr. Rowe-butto"' H.
! The Ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady 'ieddes entertained az
luncheon today having as their guest
| the British consul general IN Ne"
York and Mrs henry Gloster arm
! strong, the director OF the consular
! service and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr the
| counselor OF the British embassy,
| Mr.. Henry Getty Chtlton; the com :
merciaI counsior and Mrs John Joyce
Frederick. Mr.. Ecwe-Dutton, the Rev.
! Vale owen and Miss owen.
Mrs Roosevelt, wife of the assistant
secretary of the Navy. has loaned her
tcrest OF the Salvation Army. The
meeting was planned for Tuesday at
, ternoon, February IA, but will be given
! Friday afternoon. February 3. Nrs.
Estill. commissioner of the Salvation
Army. will speak on the work of the or
ganization, and the meeting will be held
wholly to stimulate the interest and
exploit the work Of the Salvation Army.
! The minister OF Poland and Nine.
wroblewska Will be the guest of
honor at dinner this evening of the
counselor Of the legation and Nine.
! Kwapiszewska, who will entertain
company of twenty eight at the
Hotel Hamilton.
| Acceptances have been received
! from persons invited to become mem
! bers OF the Club Des Soixante Gour-
NETS. a club composed of younger
diplomats and society folk. The first
meeting Of the organization will be
| held at the residence of Mr.. and Nine.
| de Sibour At $50 o'clock this after
noon. The first luncheon will be
served at o'clock tomorrow and
! thereafter at the same hour every
! day. There have been sixty ac-
| ceptances and the club membership
| is filled at the present time.
Senator and Mrs. David A Reed
will be honor guests at dinner this
evening of Mrs. Harry Brown. who
| will later take her guests TO the ball
for the benefit Of the Child welfare
! Society.
| Mrs. Frank y. Kellogg. wife Of
Senator kellogg Of Minnesota, will
not observe her Thursday afternoon
| at home tomorrow.
! Senator Walter F. George Of Geor-
| gia has been Joined at the Powhatan
| by Mrs. George and their son, Mar
| Gus George.
Senator and Mrs. Lawrence C.
+, Phipps will be among those enter
| tanning at dinner this evening.
+, Mrs Ieber II. Votaw, sister Of
President Harding, Will leave Wash
; ington tomorrow for New York,
where she will meet her sister, Miss
Harding. who is preceding her there
! by few hours. Together. and in a
whom are from Ohio. they will gail
Saturday on the Pan American for a
trip to South America. They will
visit all of the moro important cities.
such as Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo
and Buenos Aires. Tho trip will oc-
cupy about six weeks.
Mrs. William, F. Humphrey enter
tanned at luncheon today at the Con-
gressional Club, having as guests Mrs.
Quin, Mrs. Robert Z. Evans, Mrs.
Perm L. smith, Mrs. Luther Z. Greg
ory, Mrs. Edward A. Keys, Mrs. James
A. Drain, Mrs. Edward c. Plummer.
Mrs Frank II. Briggs. Mrs. John J.
Underwood, Mrs William Ernst Mrs.
Margaret Cowen. Mrs. Martin A. Nor
rison and Mrs. Dale Drain.
Mrs. Clyde Kelly was hostess at
lunche today at the Congressional
Club in honor Of Mrs. George Whar-
i ton Pepper and Mrs. David Aiken
Reed. Among the guests were Mrs.
! Hubert Work, Mrs. James ]. Davis,
Mrs Charles w. Richardson. Mrs.
James f. Watson. Mrs. Cuno II. Ru-
| dolph. Mrs. George Mesta. Mrs Ira C.
Copley. Mrs. Herbtrt ]. Slocum, Mrs.
Anthony Wayne Cook. Mrs. Adam NJ
wyant, Mrs. Ernest W. Roberts, Mrs
John Z. Laskey, Mrs. William f. Rey-
! nolds. Mrs. Thomas s. Crago, Mrs.
Henry w. Watson, Mrs. Harry G.
Ransiey, Mrs. Charles Phillips Hill.
Mrs. D. Percy Hickling. Mrs. Guy j..
Campbet. Mrs Wade II. Atkinson.
, Mrs. Fred 3. Gernerd and Mrs. John
f.! j. Mcmahon.
Mrs. william r. Ham entertained
] at luncheon today in compliment to
Miss Virginia Edwards. The other
guests were Miss Emma Stitt, Miss
Elizabeth Marbury Beale, Miss Cecil
Lester Jones. Miss Josephine Will
ford, Miss Elizabeth Taylor Jones,
Miss Louise Anderson. Miss Ruth MIL