The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-04
Polish Archeologist To Be
! Continually Entertained.

ranged Tor SATURDAY In compliment
to Count Byron Khun de Prorok,
Polish archeologist, who will be the
guest of honor, at the meeting of
the Archaeological Society that eve
ming at the National Museum and
Carthage" his lecture being illus
trated by motion pictures. DR..
and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll will give
a luncheon for him at the Cosmos
Club that day and in the evening
he will be entertained at supper
party by Robert Woods Bliss, Third
Assistant Secretary or State, dis.
tinglished company of men being
asked to meet him.
Following the lecture at $3.50
o'clock there will be a reception at
the museum in compliment to
Count de Prorok. A group of ladies
will act as hostesses, among them
Mrs. Mitchell Carroll, Mrs. Wilbur
j. Carr, Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
and Mrs. William Eric Fowler. AT
the same time rare and valuable
collection of antique jewelry, which
has been loaned the society, will
be on view.
The Secretary of the Treasury
Mr.. Mellon, will entertain at dinner
on January 8. Miss Ailsa Mellon
Is giving small dance on Satur,
day evening.
AT q charming luncheon Mrs. VIII.
liam Bowie gave for q number OF
the debutantes of this season at the
Cosmos Club today, the table was
decorated with yellow and white
spring flowers, quite q rare sight
SO early in the year.
Beside the guest OF honor, Miss
Cecil Lester Jones, the guests were
Miss Emma Stitt, Miss Virginia Ed
wards, Miss Elizabeth Beale, Miss
Laura Bryn, Miss Elizabeth Taylor
Jones, Miss Elizabeth Walter, Miss
Catherine Radcliffe, Miss Annette
Ashford, Miss Caroline Curtis Wat
ties, Miss Elizabeth Turner, Miss
Jean Darragh, Miss Virginia Selden
Miss Agnes Shand, Miss Alice Mil
burn, Miss Lillian Thompson, Miss
Betty Werner, and Miss Catherine
Weller.
Col. and Mrs. e. Lester Jones wiz
give q buffet supper for about forty
young people for their daughter
Miss Cecil Lester Jones, before goine
to the debut ball that Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Pembroke Thorn will give at
Rauscher's for their niece, Miss
Josephine Williford.
So
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the committee of Russian refugee re,
lief at Mrs Robert Lansing's tomor'
row at IL o'clock, DIR. Esther Love,
jay, who has just returned from Eu
rope, having been In Smyrna at the
time that city was sacked by the
Turks, will be the principal speaker.
No cards have been sent out, but
Mrs. Lansing urges the attendance
of everyone who Is interested in this
work.
Mrs. Albert Morgan Gilbert enter
tanned at tea this afternoon at
Wardman Park Hotel annex for her
aughter, Miss Alberta Gilbert. Mrs.
Gilbert and Mrs. Victor Book Miller
will preside at the tea table, while
assisting them will be Miss Helen
Campbell. Miss Virginia SeIden, Miss
Emma Stitt. Mrs Laura Bryn, Mrs
Cecil Lester Jones. Miss Virginia Ed
wards, Miss Alice MiIburn. Miss
Catherine Weller. Miss Frances
Wiser. Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss
Dorothy bennett, Miss Henrietta
I'LL, Miss Pamela Henry Miss Helen
Colbert, Miss Marcia Chaplin, Miss
nnette Ashford, Miss Teresa James,
Miss Betty Werner, Miss Catherins
Let's. Miss Charlotte Clark. Miss
Myra Morgan, Miss Eleanor Hill,
Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss Eliza
beth Turner. Miss Alfalfa Kimmel,
Miss Catherine Shaw. Miss Rita
Weller, Mrs. Peter Arthur Drury,
jr.. Mrs. C.. Matthew Dick, Miss Mil
lieent Coke, Miss Margaret Crosson,
Miss Mary Askew, Mrs. Frank
Easily Smith and Miss Caroline
Henry.
today at the home of Mrs. Henry F..
Dimock.
Mrs. George p. Mclean will have
an exhibition of some of the pos.
sessions of Mrs. Paul Reinsch today
and tomorrow from to o'clock in
her home, 1920 New Hampshire
avenue.
There are many interesting things
old Chinese portraits with the his.
tory Of their various owners, beau
tiful jade. marvellous tapestries and
covers. The exhibition Is open to
the public.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall en-.
tertained- informally at dinner last
evening in their home in Massachu
sets avenue. They have just re.
Gently returned to Washington, hav
ing spent the holidays in New York
Mrs. Kendall will be at home on
Sundays in January from to- L
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall will leave early
in February for Florida, where they
will spend the remainder Of the
winter.
Mrs. Bates Warren and Miss Dor
othy Warren will not be at home
Friday or again until after. their re-
turn from Florida.