Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-04-16
Society
Ambassador of Japan and Nine. Hanl-
hara Guests at Dinner Tonight,
With Mrs. Gaillard as Hostess

corsage of golden Ophelia rosebuds.
Lieut. Lester A Dessez, L. S. M. c.,
was the best man.
Capt. and Mrs. Collier left imme-
diately after the ceremony for a
wedding trip and upon their return
I will make their home at Clifton Ter
race West.
| Mr. Edwin DENLY, Secretary of the
Navy, will be the honor guest and
| speaker at the forum luncheon of the
Womens City Club, to be given in the
clubhouse. % Jackson place, Saturday,
April 49, at l O'Clock.
! Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Co. Walker left
| for New York today. where they will
remain until Thursday. Their son. Mr..
ManniX Walker, who was with them
! in Washington for 4 brief visit last
week, preceded them to New York, and
! will appear with the Harvard Dramatic
/ Club At the Comedy Theater tonight and
Tuesday and Wednesday nights and
| Wednesday matinee, i'll The Life of
Man.
Mr.. Walker will return to Wash
ington with his parents and will spend
his spring vacation here.
| Mrs. Robinson Downey will entertain
in her box at the Pennsylvania Society
+, reception tonight Mrs. William Zahniser
and Miss Mary Sayre of Wayne. Pa.
! Among other guests will be Mrs. 7. De
I VI.
thews and Mrs. John Corbly, the latter
| from Pennsylvania.
! Mrs. Charles A. MckeIney enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge on
j Saturday FOR her schoolgirl daue liter
! Miss Francisco McKenliey Among.
! the guests We're Miss Barbara StaI-
field. Miss Carolyn Alexander Miss
/ Frances Du Point, Miss Niuifrcd
! johnson, Miss Barbara Hight, Miss
/ Dorothy Hill, Miss Jane Martin, Miss
Violet Whelen, Miss Nancy Hamilton,
Miss Grace Waggaman, Miss Ellen
Peele, Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Collins. Miss Eliza
| beth Finkelsteadt and Miss Mary
Jane Harlan.
| The United States ambassador to
Germany and Mrs Alanson B. Hough-
ton. accompanied by their children,
| have gone to Baden-Baden, Germany.
(, for short vacation.
! Mr.. Boaz Long. the last America N
| minister to Cuba, has gone to East
! Las Vegas, n. NJ, to attend the golden
wedding of his father and mother
Judge and Mrs. E. V. Long, which will
be celebrated April 20. Judge Long
an ex-chief justice OF New Mexico,
of Virginia stock. He grew up in
| Indiana and among important things
| in a distinguished career admitted the
! former Vice President, T. r. Marshall
| to the bar. Judge Long began to read
! law at South Bend. Ind, in the offices
| of Andrew Anderson and Judge
Howard nearly seventy years ago
Excepting the years of service on the
bench he has always been active in
politics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin
entertained a small company infor-
nally at dinner last evening at Grey
stone in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Curtis of New York; the lat
ter formerly Miss Seelbach Of Louis
willie, who spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin. Among the other
guests at dinner were MIR. and Mrs
James l.. Walsh of New York, who
spent the week end with the latter's
aunt, Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett.
Representative and Mrs. Henry
Allen Cooper have been obliged tc
cancel their reservations for trir
to Europe because of Mrs. Cooper's
illness. They have gone to THEN
home in Racine.
Miss Carolyn Nash will entertain al
I dinner Saturday in compliment to her
house guests, the Misses Sanders Of
Philadelphia, who will spend the week