Evening star., 1923-11-20

tuS f'reSlQenl, VINO Is living AT tne
Shoreham. has been Joined there by
his brother Mr.. NJ. +. Slemp of Po.
h!ck, Va, who will remain with him
some time.
Mrs. Louise n. Wilson of Pau
street. Baltimore. Md, has arrived II
washington and Is at the Willard
Hotel. She is a delegate to the con.
Vention of the U. d. c.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Fenner OF Columbus
ohio, who is delegate to the U. d. c.
meeting, is the guest Of her sister.
in-laW and niece, Mrs. J. r. Afford
and Mrs. ]. H. Bittenbender. In their
nome at 1903 Sth street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur o'Brien en-.
tertainod at dinner last evening pre-.
ceding the theater, when they took
,Eeir guests to the "Follies." In the
ccI9mpany com ny were Commissioner and
Mrs Horace Westcott. Miss O'Brien
SISTER of the host, and Mr.. Pendleton
Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs James Lawrence Tait
parents of Mr.. Galen l.. TAFT collector
of internal revenue. yesterday cele-
brated the fifty-ffth anniversary Of
their wedding in Baltimore. Mr.. and
Nrs Iaft went to Baltimore, where
they lived for the last thirty years, to
son and daughter -in-law at their
home. l03 West 39th street A daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. r. Omwake. and Mr.. Om-
wake also went to Baltimore to make
the family reunion complete.
Mrs. Frank Lee Bolts was the
guest OF honor at luncheon yester-
DAY OF her sister-in-law. Mrs. Law
renee Lewis. who entertained at the
hotel l'laza. in New York. Mrs.
5otts was frequent visitor in Wash
lnston as Miss Alice Lewis, daughter
Or Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis of
Mhlte sulphur Springs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Botts have lived in Philadelphia for
some years and recently went to New
York to make their home.
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
was hostess to small company at
Iunchoon yesterday at the Ambassa-
dor, in New York
Miss Ellen Newell Hillyer of Sweet
Briar College is spending the week
with her uncle and aunt, Mr., and Mrs,
george Elillyer, jr., in their apart
ihent at the Woodward. Miss Newell
Is a page for the Congress of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anthony of
IIS II street have as their guest
their sister. Mrs. Frank S. Anthony
OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Alfred Dearing
OF the Chatham Courts have issued
invitations Tor party Friday even
ing IN celebration of their twenty
NTH wedding anniversary.
Miss Belle Perkins of Richmond,
Va, who has arrived in Washington
to attend the L. ID. g. conference. is
stopping at the ID Hotel
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group of members of the Daughters
of American Revolution at tea on
the sun porch at Wardman Park
Hotel Thursday.
Mrs James H. Johnson, jr and her
daughter, Miss Florence johnson, a
senior at Georgetown Visitation
Convent. will leave Washington Fri
day to attend the Army Navy game.
Mrs. johnson will go to East Orange,
y. j., for short visit.
Mrs. Hall. widow of Col. John Dean
Hall, United States Army, has re-
turned to Washington after an eX-
Tended absence. and is established in
her apartment at 2400 10th street.
Mrs. Hail has been visiting her son,
Maj. Dean Hall. and his family, in
New York.
Miss Catherine Caldwell entertained
u luncheon at l'r~ home in Noun.
Pleasant street. yesterday, in honor Of
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riage to Mr.. Roger Higbee Gates will
take place November 20.
The Friendship Circle of the Kings
Daughters Club will give their an
nual dinner at the Washington to-
morrow evening. The dinner will be
followed by "A theater party.
N,~c 10,
charge of the fancy table at the
child welfare rummage sale, which
will be held December Z, 8 10 and IL
at 1922 f street. Among those who
will assist Mrs. Hammond will be Mrs.
Taft, Mrs William May. Mrs. George
Rowland Chase. Miss Mary Sheridan,
Mrs. Wilmer. Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs.
A. Fl. Weightman and Mrs. Charles c.
Glover, jr.
Mrs. Charles F.. Randall of Boston
is in Washington attending the an
nual convention of the L. D. c., and
is with her cousin, Mrs. Elma Ray
saul, at the Falkstone Courts Mrs.
Randall was formerly Miss Keys Of
Forest Glen, Md.
The Shubert-Belasco was as brilliant
last evening for the opening perform
ance of The Hunchback of Notre
Dame" as for grand opera. Ambas-
boxes. and there were many impor-
tant officials in boxes and seats The
ambassador of France and Nine. Jus
serand headed the list of patrons, and
occupying boxes were the ambassador
of Belgium, Baron de Cartier; the
ambassador of Brazil. Mr.. Augusta
Cochrane de Alencar; the ambassador
OF Italy, Prince Caetani; the minister
of Ecuador and Nine. Elizalde, and
others.
A brilliant audience assembled last
evening for the gala presentation of
Little Old New York" starring
Marion Davies, which was held at
the Rialto Theater. The Secretary
of State and Mrs. Hughes were pres
ent, with two guests. Mrs. New, wife
tanned guests. as did the Secretary
Of the Navy and Mrs. DENLY, the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Work and the Secretary of Agricul-
ture and Mrs. Wallace. The entire
mezzanine floor was reserved for an
invited audience and the boxes were
filled with notables.
Mrs. New had an interesting box
party. which included the assistant
Bartlett. Col. and Mrs. Parker Hit. |
Maj. and Mrs. John Montgomery and |
Senator Richard Ernst. With the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Work were Mr.. and Mrs. John T,
Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. David Null |
vane. The Secretary of Agriculture and |
Mrs. Mr. ,ssss wallace Mses,rat had Ia as guests
The Misses Mary and Ruth Wallace.
Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno Ru- |
lolph and Engineer Commissioner