Evening star., 1924-04-17


House this morning, Mrs
Frank W. MondeIl. president of The
organization. conducting the guests.
The ambassador of France and Nine
Jusserand had guests lunchiug in
formally with them today at the en-
bassy in compliment to G.n. Tauff-
leib. senator from Strassburg. France
who is in Washington Tor few days
ESthonian Envoy. With
Nine. Pip. Has Returned.
The minister OF Esthonia. Mr.. IN
tonius Pip, and Nine. Pin have re-
turned to the legation after spending
several days in New York. The min
ister and Nine. Pip have out invita-
tionS for reception at the New VIII
lard Hotel "Wednesday afternoon from
$50 to o'clock, to celebrate the an
niversary of the EsthOuiuu IoH&titu-
ent Assembly.
Baron Leopold PIesseu. secretary Of
the German EN- mhassy. viii leave Wash
ington Saturday for the Pacific coast
and will spend some weeks in cali
fornia-
The acting secretary Of state. Mr..
Joseph Z. Grew. is staying at the Met
ropolitan Club. and viii hc joined
later in the season by Mrs Grew. who
is still in Europe. Mr. Grew took the
oath of office a. undcFsevretary of
state yesterday, succeeding Mr. VII
liam Phillips, who will shortly leave
Tor his new post as ambassador TO
Belgium
The attache of the HUNGARIAN
legation. Mr. Andor de HerteIendy,
will leave Washington tomorrow for
the west and will be absent about
ir,g- Ey.- Of
June.
Mrs. Stephen Il. EIkins viii be
hostess at tea this afternoon for her
house guest, Mrs. James Robert
Mckee of New York who is spend
ing the week here and attending the
annual congress of the y. s. d. y. r.,
and Mrs. Austin c. Brant OF Ohio
Mrs. Elkins has invited the state
regents and chairmen of the Caroline
Scott Harrison Memorial. of which
Mrs. Brant is the national chairman
MIS- Mckee is the daughter of the
late President and Mrs BENJAMIN
Harrison. the latter first president
general or the - a. r., during her
husbands administration The me-
mortal Is to be a domitory at oxford
Female College at Oxford. Ohio
founded by Mrs. Harrison's father.
the Rev. DIR. John Witherspoon Scott
ana where Mrs. Harrison was edu-
Gated.
Miss Anne Hamlin entertained at
dlnner last night Mr.. and Mrs viii
liam s. Reyburn Mrs. Emory sands
Mr.. George and Mr. II. II. sims at
tache of the British embassy. Miss
Hamlin later took her guests to the
Hasty Pudding" performances
Mr. and Mrs. Ennals Waggaman
VIII give a dance this evening for
Ihelr young daughter, Miss Frances
Virginia Waggaman. The guests will
number about 100 of the younger
generation.
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun
will give an informal reception this
evening after $50 o'clock, preceding
the evening session of the n :. D.
A. r., for the regents and delegates
10 the congress from South Carolina,
Kentucky, New Jersey and Louisiana.
She will be assisted in receiving by
Col. and Mrs. John Temple Graves.
The Congressional Club will have a
sacred program tomorrow afternoon,
when the Rev. DR.. James Shera Mont
Eomery. chaplain of the House of
Representatives. will give the invo-
cation, and short addresses will be
made by Mrs. Maynard Minor past
president general. y. S. u. A r.: DR.
-aurelia Rinehardt of Mills College
president of the American AsSocia-
ton of University Women, and Mrs
FRANK br1SgS, OrganlZ lZlnS secretary
general of the n. S. ID. A. r, and
member OF the Congressional Club.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth will sing
group of sacred songs, and the host
esses will be members Of the Con-
greSSional Club who are also mem
bers of the d. A. r. or the American
Association Of University Women.
Gen. John ]. Pershing was the guest
Of honor at dinner last evening of
Gen. and Mrs John l.. Hines, who
entertained in their quarters at Fort
Myer. Among the guests were Rep
resent ntative and Mrs J. Mayhem Vain
wright, the military attache of the
British embassy and Mrs. Charlton,
Gen. and Mrs. William Mason Wright
and Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant
Mrs. Dale, wife of Senator Walter II.
Dale of Vermont, will entertain at tea
this afternoon from to O'Clock for
the regents and delegates to the con-
from Vermont. Mrs Dale will be as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. F'arnham
and Mrs. Holden of Vermont, and pre-
siding at the tea table will be Mrs.
Gibson. wife of Representative Err
nest W. Gibson Of Vermont, and Mrs.
Robb, wife of Judge Charles II. Robb.
Others who will assist in the dining
room will be Mrs. Joseph II. Fountain,
Miss Doris Gibson, Miss Amanda