Evening star., 1924-05-21

RS COOLIDGE will hold the
NH reception tomorrow after
noon indoors instead of on
the lawn. as was expected
Even should the skies clear, the lawn
will still be too damp for the safety
of the hostess and her guests.
Mrs Coolidge has issued invitations
for the third and last of her series
of garden parties to be given Thurs
day afternoon. May %. from 4:3O to
$50 o'clock
Notwithstanding the weather. the
National Capital horse show will be
held this afternoon al Arlington Park.
This is the last showing, and large
and notable audience is expected,
Starting at o'clock. the complete
program will be carried out.
Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur
Guests at Dinner Tonight.
The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Curtis d. Wilbur will be the guest ;
Of honor at dinner this evening or
the surgeon genera oi the Nay! sao
Mrs. Edward r. Stitt. who VIII enter
tain a company of twenty at the
Washington Club.
r. j =
deis will close their apartment in
Stoneleigh Court when the court ad-
journs. and will go at once to Massa =
chusetts to spend the summer.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. George Suther-
land will close their apartment al
2o29 Connecticut avenue. and Will sail
from New York Saturday June II.
aboard the Levathan for Europe.
They will be abroad until the middle
nf he y
Cancelled her engagements for the spring
because of illness.
Mr.. Justicn and Mrs. Pierce Butler
will close their house on 10Th street
when the court adiourrs and will
90 to their home in Minnesota for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Williams
Moves left Washington today for
New York. preparatory TO sailing for
South America. They will travel by
way of the Panama Canal and the
west coast in going. and will return
by the east coast reaching Washing
ton the first week in October.
The United States amba ssador TO
the Court of ST. James and Mrs.
Frank 3. Kellogg VIII entertain at
dinner Friday evening. May 80, in
honor of the Prince Of wales and the
Duke and Duchess of York. The din
both parties TO he given at Crewe
House. where the ambassador and
Mrs Kellogg are established. Among
the guests will he Mrs. Kellogg :
niece, Miss Elizabeth Otis of st.
Paul, Mimi. who was presented to
their ma jesties, the king and queen
last evening.
The Prince of Wales has not been
entertained by an ambassador of the
United States since Mr.. John w.
Davis represented this country at the
Court of st. James.
The meeting of the Archa Geological
Society. which was to be held Friday.
May 23. at Airlie. the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman on the
until Tuesday. May y, on account OF
continued rain.
Mrs Albert l.. Mills will leave to-
day to spend the month of June with
her Son-in-law and daughter. Maj.
and Mrs. George Wellington Graham,
at Raritan Arsenal at Metuchen.
" J. Mrs Mills will be the guest of
her brother and sister law. Bishop
and Mrs Paddock. at WilliamstoWn.
Mass. through June and a portion OF
July going from there to the HaW-
thorne Inn at East Gloucester, Mass.
In September Mrs. Mills expects TO
spend some time a Point Nv oods,
y. j.. and will return TO her apart
ment the first of October.
Mr., and Mrs Frank H. Simonds
have closed their Georgetown house
and have gone to their farm in Snow
vile, y. H., for the summer. Their
daughter, Miss Katharine Simonds,
who is d student at Bryn MaWr, Will
spend the summer in England.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Ash