Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-09
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Many Informal Events on Calendars Before
Holy Week-F1day Lenten Dances
Greatest Attraction

the bazaa:- which will take place
soon, to raise funds for the City Fed
grafton Hotel for working girls. Mrs.
Louis Ralston is chairman of the
eight organizat ions have engaged
booths. Conservation week will he
observed by the clubwomen from
April l to 5. Special ceremonies are
being arranged for this period.
Prince VfgzO Sails.
p" r.'~sn o. Denmark, fiance
Of Miss Eleanor NJ. Green. daughter
~. J.-i.,+S y. ,.eeI,. sailed tr0Ia
New York for Denmark Saturday.
March 1. FIe was the guest, during
his stay in this city. OF Miss Green's
aunts, Miss Sarah Cooper Hewitt and
Miss Eleanor u. Hewitt The princes
father. Prince NalGemar and his aide.
Admiral Johnke, left ii few days pre-
vtously for Vancouver TO board the
adnf1ral's ship. They Will make their
Way 70 D~hmarS Vie The Panama
Canal
During the stay of the princes in
the city they We're entertained morn
ing. noon ana night by prominent
members Of society. Mir. and Mr..
Henry White entertained at dinner
in their honor, the Misses Hewitt
gave several affairs for them. Mrs.
Cooper Hewitt gave two or three din
nerS in their honor, the Danish con-
sui general had a number of prom
inent men to meet them at luncheon
and Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlee gave
a large luncheon in honor of the dis
tipguished visitors which was at
tended by the president of the stock
exchange. Mr.. Seymore l.. Cromwell
and presidents of banks and others.
Wedding In juno Likely.
The prince before his departure
Saturday said his u-s,,3ip,r 70 Mics
Green probably would take place in
June in this city. No definite date
has been set for it, 1t is understood
that Prince Naldemar will give to
his son. Prince FigSo, after his mar
rtaSt to Miss Green, what is known
as the White Palace, a few miles ca,
OF Copenhagen. which is i compar..-
tiveiy new building. Prince Valoc-
mar and his late vile. Princess MARI
d'Orleans, 81 daughter OF the Due IL
Charities. lived there. The. only re
quest made by Prince NaideTnaF rc-
sarding the iutur. of his son va.
that alter his marriage with Miss
Green he should live in Denmark
The last social affair attended by
Prince Niggo before his departure
I. =. Saint George gave at Picrre's
Friday night. 1t was attended most
~ by married couples and was one
or the snartest affairs of the lat.
SeaSOn. Inc 1uNedo and Long Island
sets were present III numbers anu
few of the debutantes and older
girls were among the goo guests.
One of the interesting dinners Of
the last ten days was given by Mis-
Adolf Ladenburg at the Colony CLUB
After dinner the guests assembled ia
the small ballroom Tor a musicai
entertainment. Nine. Nina Tarasoya
VINO in private life is Mrs. stuart
Noss. sang. She wore her Native
costume and rendered traditional ana
FOLK songs of her native lGnG. Among
the guests were many foreigners in
Guiding Mgr. Doyle, brother of Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle; the Duchess of
Rutland and her daughter. Lady Di-
ana Manners. who had come from
the performance Of THE Miracle:
James *. Hackett and his wife, Nine.
Simone of the Coincide Franchise and
her husband, Francois Porche; Mrs
Vanderbilt. Mrs. Richard Cambria.
Mrs. Richard Mortimer, Mrs. NJ. Orme
wilson, Mrs. Richard Stevens, Eben
stevens. brother of the hostess:
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot and her sister
MRS. j. Sergeant Cram; Mrs. J. Rus,
sell Solely, Mr.. and Mrs. Egerton /,
Winthrop, Miss Edith Wetmore. Mrs
Middleton s. Burrill and many others