Evening star., 1924-03-24

NH at the third of her series Of
lVl Ienten Il ter I'M musicals, at the
White House this afternoon,
guests being asked to the capacity OF
the east room.
She will receive the guests in the
green room, and following the pro-
gram, to be presented by John Barclay
and Nine. d'AlvareZ, tea will be served
in the state dining room. Presiding at
the tea table will be Mrs. John j.
Rogers, Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller and
Mrs. Frank B. Noyes.
The sons of the President and Mrs
Coolidge. John Coolidge and Caifin
Coolidge. jr., are leaving the hlte
House this evening for Mercersours
Academy, where they are students
after ten-day vacation spent win
them. Mrs. Frank w, Sterns, who
has been White House guest Tor
some time, leaves this evening for
Boston.
The ambassador of France and
Nine Jusserand will be the guests IN
whose honor the ambassador OF tuha
and Sonora de la Torriente viii en-
tcrtain at dinner Wednesday,
Mrs. Herbert {. Hoover, wife of the
Secretary of Commerce ana heao vi
The Girl Scouts, will entertain lnlof-
naly tomorrow evening at supper lor
the executive board of the Girl Scouts,
holding their March meeting IN the
capital The ceremony of laying the
corner stone of the Girl scout lIttie :,
house the Home, Sweet Home
which stood in front of the Treasury
for SO many months, and purchased
by them. will take place tomorrow
The recently appointed Secretary OF
the Navy, Curtis ID. Wilbur, and Mrs.
Wilbur have arrived in washington
and are at the Hotel La Fayette.
Esthoninn Envoy and Mme. Pip
Will Entertain mt Dinner.
The minister Of E,sthonia and Nine
pin will entertain at dinner this
evening in honor of the representa-
'tiyes in Washington of the Baltic
states.
Mrs. william Phillips, wife OF the
newly appointed ambassador to Bel
GUM will receive this AFTERNOON
from { to 6 o'clock at their SUBURBAN
home, BeaUvoir.
The third assistant secretary or
state and Mrs. j. Butler Wright VIII
entertain at dinner Saturday even
Ing. Mrs. Wright entertained com
pany at luncheon today
Mrs. Land. wife of Capt. Emory
Scott Land. went to New York yes
terday to remain through the week.
col. and Mrs. Z ". Clark will en-
tertain at bridge and mah-Jong TINS
evening in honor Of Mrs Emil Bech-
er Of Buffalo. y. Y. who is the mouse
guest of Maj. and Mrs. Laurence YER
ner Frazier.
The air attache of the British en-
bassy, Group Capt. Christie. has gone
to Cleveland to spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry 5. Heath VIII
have as their guests III their nome
at 2l00 street, the formers sister
Mrs. Benjamin Bowman OF hunchle'
Ind. and his niece, Miss Phoep'e1
Heath of Nobesville, Ind, VINO VIII
arrive in Washington TOMORROW. MISS
Heath is a student al Sassar anu
with Mrs. Bowman, will remain uhtli
after easter.
Mrs, Hamilton Wright has with
her, her son, Mr.. Washburn wright,
who has returned from school 10 pass
his spring vacation.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh entertained
4 company of thirty at dinner last
evening in her residence on Mdssd-
chusetts avenue.
Mrs. Francis Marion WiEmore OF
on29 Connecticut avenue Is making
short visit in New York
Mrs. Charles Noble Gregory return
ed to Washington yesterday InorhiiS'
after a visit of Il week TO Rear Al
miraI Welles, commandant at the
naval base, Hampton roads Mr.. Greg
ory also visited Jamestown, York
town. williamsburg, HAMPTON ana
suffolk Last evening Mr.. Gregory en-
tertained Informally 4 small dinner
party.
entertained at
luncheon today in honor OF Mrs. Sam
ueI s. Dennis Of Morristown, n. j., VINO
is visiting her son-in-law and daugh-
ter Mr. and Mrs. Harold y. Marsh.
The marriage of Mrs. Constance
Gardner Minot to Mr.. William Gordon
Means. of Boston, took place yester-
day in the home of the brides mother,
rnony was performed at | o'clock by
the Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, pastor
of the Church Of the Covenant In
the presence of small company OF
relatives. The wedding was planned
for Wednesday of last week but was
postponed to await the arrival from
europe OF Mrs. Arthur Little, mother
Of Mr.. Means, who came to Washlng-
ton to attend the ceremony
The bride was given in marriage
by her grandfather, Senator Henry
cabot Lodge. and had no attendants.
Mr. Robert Whitman Means of Bos-
ton, was best man for his brother.
Mrs. Means has been identified with
Washington society the greater part
of her life, having been a frequent
visitor, as d baby, of her grand
parents, Senator Lodge, and the late
Mrs. Lodge. Her father, the late Rep
rcsentative Augustus Peabody Gard
ner, served Massachusetts in the low
.r house for some years, and in re-
cent years as Mrs. Grafton Minot
she maintained winter home here.
Mrs. Hines. wife of former Rep