Evening star., 1924-02-23

:, 'i"t minister, entertained Il
small company at luncheon Yesterday
at the New Willard
Mrs, Minnegerode Andrews will en-
roi .aih at luncheon Monday for this
!"ttr denutanteS, preceding n meet
ing Of the buds for making plans for
.ne annual ball given by the debu-
tshtcS OF the season, for the benefit
1L % some worthy cause. The ball VIII
gwen this year in the interest Of
Monticello.
me Misses Moore. sisters of Repre-
sentative r. Walton Moore. will be
nv I. nome tuesday afternoon at the
toronto. after 4 o'clock.
MIS-. Buckner Nj. Randolph, will be
~ nome tomorrow afternoon and will
naHe nSe WIN her Miss Louise Randolph
S!rS. randolph will receive Sunday
March :. for the last time this season
Dr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Jameson
VIII entertain informally at dinner
this evening.
Mr. Wade II. ellis Host
To Party Of Notnbles.
The Secretary Of the Interior. DR..
itubert Work: The secretary to the
PRESIDENT. NJ. G. Bascom Slemp, and
the chancellor Of the Lincoln Me-
norial mora, University, Or John Wesley
n0nnr
M: Wade Ii. Ellis and Col. William
Erie Fowler entertained at luncheon
yesterday at the Hamilton.
, otner guests were Senator William
r.; n. Mckinley, Senator Richard =.
Ernst, Senator Arthur Capper, the
board, Mr.: ID. II. Crisslnger: DR.. David
Jashe HilI. Mr.. Joseph F. Tumulty,
Mr.; Ira r. Bennett. Mr.. Raymond T.
baker. - Col. Robert N. Harper, Mr.. Ira
\; NJ copley, Mr.. Charles Henry Butler.
Z; {. Calhoun. Mr.. Wade II. Cooper,
Mr.. c. L. Hyde. Mr.. Frank =. Har
man, Mr.. Colin H. Livingstone. MIR.
Charles Marlatt, DR.. John Crayke
SSlmrsom. Col. Edward Clifford. Mr.
Mr. Frederick u. Mckenney. DR..
Frank Crane, Mr.. Eris Powell. Mr..
Joseph H. Davies, Mr.. Absalom Wal
Ter. former Senator Hoke Smith, Capt.
julius j. Peyser and Mr.. Leslie ".
Shaw.
Col. and Mrs. Fowler are leaving
today for California. where they will
pass some time prior TO making a
trip to Europe. They will return to
Washington in October, when they
VIII occupy their house, on Il street,
which they are having remodeled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Richardson
Will sail today aboard the President
Roosevelt for Europe. where the for
mer Will take up his duties as spe-
cial director in Europe for the United
States Shipping Board. Mr.. and Mrs
Richardson spent short time in
ash!nSton. accompanied by the lat
Ter Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
y. Le Seure of Illinois, who went 10
New York to see them sail. While in
this country Mr.. and Mrs Richardson
visited the latter's grandfather, for
mer Representative Joseph G. Cam
non' IN his home in DanviIle. Ill. and
MT. Rlcha ardson's parents, DR.. and Mrs
Albert Levin Richardson, in their
home on North Charles street. BaIti-
more.
Col. Robert NJ Thompson enter
tanned party yesterday aboard his
houseboat. the Everglades, TO Ha-
cienda, the estate of Mr. William J.
Natheson, near Miami. Fla, sailing
from Miami, for the receptfon relr.
brating the thirty-seventh anniver.
Sary OF the Biscaync Bay Yacht Club
ln the party were Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Albert Ross
Rear Admiral and Mrs. willard "A.
Zen. and Mrs. Baldwin Day SpilIman,
VINO took their guests aboard the
Barracuda to Hacienda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Britton
nave AS thoir guests the formers
som Law and daughter. Prince and
Princess zu Hohenlohe Schillings-
furst. who will be with them for
about ten days before sailing for
their home in Austria
Col. and Mrs. George T. WejtzeII
entertained Il small company in
formally at dinner last evening at
the Shoreham.
Mrs. Donald Washburn is among
h nose sailing today from New York
aboard the President Roosevelt for
Europe. Mr.. and Mrs washburn rave
up their apartment at the Chastieton
some time ago, and have since made
their home in Baltimore Mrs. Wash
burn was formerly Miss Georgia
Schofeld, daughter of Mrs. John II.
Miss Mary c. Lindsey was hostess
70 q company of twelve at dinner
last evening at the Grace Dodge
Hotel for her niece. Miss Sarah Stur-
gls Of Morristown, y. j., who is
spending the week end with her aunt
at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Miss Catherine Letterman and Miss