Evening star., 1924-11-29

n their apartment At the Rocham-
bnau.
Representative Ala. Moore of ILL.,
nos will entertain informally at dinner
tonight a. the New willard, having
just returned TO Washington for the
opening Of Congress on Monday.
Mrs. 4. Erowne KilIian OF Girard
street has gone TO Baltimore for the
-trmyNavy game. Mrs. killiau will
he a guest at large dinner party at
the Belvedere. given 10y her brother.
Mr. Edwin Hampson Browne of Ro-
land Park.
Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis, wife ri the
former Senator from Illinois. who has
just returned from Europe, made a
trip to Washington Wednesday ell
route 20 Chicago, being at the Shore
ham for part OF the day.
Mrs. william Caben Bruce homo
rary chairman. and Mrs Hester Dor
sey Richardson, State chairman for
Maryland, have issued invitations for
tho Monticello breakfast, Saturday,
December 8. which Will be given At
the Hotel Eelyedere. Baltimore. ut
noon. The Army Marine foot ball
game VIII be played tho same day and
many who attend the breakfast Will
later go to the game.
The Governor of Maryland, Mr.. Al
bert Ritchie: former GOV. Philip Lee
Goldsboroueh, Senator and Mrs. vii
liam Cab"u Bruce, Gen. and Mrs
Hines. Gen. and Mrs. Nolau and Cen
John \. IcjeunH Will bc among those
at the breakfast.
The Washington hostes>ss include
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sim Ire. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley Davidson. AR and Mrs
a. Iy.sI
Tanner, MIR. aud Mrs. EiiphaIct An
drews. MIR. and Mrs. Dorsey Richard
son. Mrs Rafael K. Go.in. Mrs. pelos
4. Blodgett, Mrs. Robert T. Lee. Mrs
William :. Powell. chairman az Mary
land Colonial Danes in tho District;
Mrs. John Speed Morris, great grand
daughter Of Thomas Jefferson: Mrs
Rose Gouverneur Hoes. president Of
the Society Of tho Descendants IF
James Monroe: Mrs. benjamin Rush
Logic, president of Virginia colonial
Danes In the District. Mrs. charles
Selden, Mrs. Sarah Lee Phillips and
Mrs. Georgia Lee Parker
The table decorations, according to
the custom established on similar oc-
casions in Washington. will be of
heirlooms and relics, in which the
state of Maryland is more than rich.
Maj. and Mrs. G. Harry Kain Of
Harrisburg, Pa, are at the Lee House
for few weeks stay.
Miss Ada Morgan Hill has gone 10
Balttmore 70 attend the Army and Navy
game. She will afterward join a
house party at Edgewood Arsenal.
Mrs. Graham Parks and her daugh-
ters, Misses Amy and Ruth Parks,
and Miss Annie Chic have closed
their Summer home at yyarrens Point
Little Compton, X. l., and have mo-
tored to Washington. They have
taken a suite In the Hotel Roosevelt
where they Will be established for the
Winter.
Mrs. Albert II. Fay. 62o4 Sixteenth
street northwest. left Washington
yesterday for twoweek visit with
her mother, Mrs. Anna Constab BILE, in
Brooklyn, n. Y. She will also visit
her brother, Mr.. George j. Constable,
at PlainfieId, n. j., before She returns.
Monday afternoon at o'clock the
Club of Colonial Danes will entertain
Mrs. Thomas S. Lovette and DR.. Fred
erick Lee. Mrs. Lovette will give
group Of songs and DR.. Lee will talk
on The background OF the Present
Situation in China" AS DIR. Lee was
our representative in China for sew
eral years, he is we'll informed on
conditions there and his talk promises
to be full of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Gordon of
Lake Forest, Ill, are in Washington
for a few days and are at the HamiI-
ton Hotel. With them is Mr.. ]. l..
Moss, jr., Of Lake Forest. They will
attend the game in Baltimore today.
Miss Ellen Van Valkenburg will ar
rive today from New York City to be
the guest for 10 days of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bell. Miss Van Falkenburg,
known in private life as the wife of
the celebrated actor manager Maurice
Browne of little theater" fame, will
give the first matinee recital of the
season at the Wardman Park Theater
Friday afternoon, December ;. the
event being one Of the series of dra-
matte talks and recitals arranged for
this year for the sustainers and sub
scribers Of the Rams Head Players
Miss Van valksnburg will arrive In
time to atteac ere two crtl perform