Evening star., 1923-12-08

Kellogg. This afternoon Mrs E:hle is
entertaining at tea for Mrs. Kellogg.
Mrs &. {. Calhoun will entertain
at tea dance Monday. December 81,
for Miss Betty Calhoun Miller. Mrs
Calhoun had planned TO give an even
ing party December %, but plans
were changed.
Nine. Philippe c. Soyez entertained d
at luncheon today for her daughter.
Miss Lilita Dawson, in honor of Miss
Betty Byrne and Miss Elizabeth
Adams. The guests included Mrs. w.
H. Rapley, Miss Ruth Wallace, Seno-
rita Carmen Cordova, Miss Nina
DiamantopoulOs. Miss Laura Bryn,
Miss Margaret Zolnay and Miss Mary
Hills. The company laler went to
the theater
Ms. George d. Hope will entertain
at luncheon today at the Shoreham in
compliment to Mrs. William 4. Scully
Of New York.
Mrs. Edward a. Hartman will be
at home this afternoon after o'clock
and again next Sunday, December 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Davies will
dinner this evening.
Mrs. Wintemute William Sloan is
entertaining at Il bridge tea this aft
ernoon in honor of Mrs. Henry Dier-
koph The guests included Mrs.
Watson Freeman Clark. Miss, Char
lotte Freeman Clark. Mrs. John Nc
Mahon, Miss Agnes Geyer, Mrs. Hal
ford Greenley Mrs Henry Seider-
mann, Mrs. George T. Roberts, Miss
Florence Miller, Miss May Roberts.
Mss Charlotte Warren. Mrs. Leslie
watson. Mrs Charles l.. Bryant, Mrs
William Schofield. Miss Lillian Stew
art Mrs. Warren Mclean Mrs David
Schneider. Mrs. Mark Allen Watson.
Mrs. Thomas Gardner. Miss Helen
Burke Smoker, Miss Olive Mcneil.
Miss Grace Little, Miss Ethel Hen
derson, Miss Helen Drake. Miss Ori,
Drake, Mrs. William Morgan. Mrs.
John Kerr, Miss Mildred Chancellor,
Mrs. George Combs, Mrs. Charles
koones. Mrs. John 7. BromwelI. Mrs.
William Turley Coburn. Mrs Robert
Burbank. Mrs. Barnes. Mrs Kennedy
Mrs. William :. Hdwloy. Mrs. Gar
nett Ieoftier. Ms Kathleen Hargraye,
Mrs. Richard T.. ,,.lSrh. Mrs. Fraser
"a wards, Mrs. l.. Pierce Riddle. Mrs
Charles Goodwin. Miss June Bergman
and Miss Gertrude Bergman.
MRS. Ernest Greene and Miss Greene
Will be at home Monday afternoons.
after 4 o'clock. at their residence
1918 10th street
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Higbee Gates,
who were married in this citv
Thanksgiving, and were called
from their honeymoon at Bear
Mountain Inn, Boar Mountain, y. y.
by the sudden death of the formers
rather, DR.. Elmer Gates, have re-
turned to their home at Hillburn
Mrs. Gates were guests of the lat
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Ridgely, at their residence in Chevy
Chase.
From Newton Center. Mass, Mr.
and Mrs. William Gage Snow. who
have summer home in DuXbury
Mass, announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Elizabeth Bradlee
Snow, to Horton Lloyd Chandler son
of MIR. anu Mrs. William Dwight
Chandler of Concord, n. H In honor
of the engagement, Mrs. Snow is Civ
ing a small tea this afternoon at her
home.
Miss Snow is graduate OF the
Primmer School. class of 1919. and OF
the Garland School, 1921. She is now
completing her course at a school of
Mr.. Chandler was OF the class of
1918 at Dartmouth College and 1929
Harvard Law School. He is now
practising law in Concord, n. H.
Miss Snow is Il sister. of Miss
Eleanor Snow. whose parents are to
/ Brae Burn Country Club today. Her
brother. William Bradlee Snow is a
graduate of the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, class of 1919.
y IL IL.
late William +. Chandler, United
States senator from New Hampshire
and Secretary of the Navy under
President Arthur. Mr.. Chandler s
brothers are Maj. Clark p. Chandler,
11th United States Cavalry. and Lieut..
Ter. jr., United States Navy, living at
1917 Connecticut avenue, this city.
His sister, Mrs. Robert Stevens Fogg,
a bride Of July, is a resident of Con-
cord. Miss Snow is a cousin of Mrs.
Duncan Phillips of Washington.
The exhibition drill at Fort Myer
yesterday afternoon, given for the
benefit of the Army Relief Society,
was a brilliant and successful event.
The drill was followed by tea dance
in the administration building. In the
receiving line were the Secretary OF
War. Mr.. Weeks, who also occupied
a box; the assistant secretary of war,
Mr.. Dwight F. Davis, and Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. John L. Hines.
Gen. and Mrs. Hines entertained in
their box Gen. and Mrs. Nolan. Mrs.
John Bennett, Mrs. Leland 5. Conness,
Miss Elizabeth Grammer, Miss Har-
riette Grammer and Miss Wherry,
niece of Mrs. Hines.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, wife of
the assistant secretary of the Navy,
entertained party of eight children
for her boys and some of their small
friends Mrs. James w. Wadsworth,
jr, was hostess in her box to Mrs.
Fletcher Harper w. b. Coster, Miss
Mathilda Coster. Miss Helena Lodge
and Miss Ellin Mackay of New York.
Gen. and Mrs. William j. Snow had
with them Senator and Mrs. David A.
Reed, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Reeds guest.
Mrs. L. S. Jersey of New York and
Representative and Mrs. Robert Ba-
CON of New York.
Col. and Mrs. Henry c. Jewett were
the guests in the box of Gen. and
Mrs. Lansing Beach, who also had with
them Col and Mrs. Charles Keller.
Mai. and Mrs. George L. Wertenbaker
and Mr.. Shepherd of Pittsburgh. Col.
and Mrs. Stephen SIocum had as their
O,,nofo Mrn AhaW Faith and Kenneth