Evening star., 1925-02-20
SOCIETY
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totte, N. c., who will be with them in
their charming Thirty-fifth street
homo over Sunday.
Mrs. Thornton P. Boland was
hostess to a company of IA at
luncheon today.
ten, jr., Will entertain a company OF
IL at dinner this evening.
Maj. and Mrs. Totten will entertain
again at dinner Friday evening.
March 13, and shortly after that will
60 to New York. Mrs. Totten has
been invited by Mr.. Daniel French to
exhibit her porcelain figures at the
Grand Central Art Gallery, and the
exhibit will open Saturday March 81,
when Mrs. Totten will be assisted in
receiving by Nine. Wallenberg, wife
OF the Minister of Sweden, and Mrs.
Walter r. Tuckerman, who will go
to New York for the occasion, and
Mrs de Peyster of New York.
Mrs. Charles H. Patterson was
hostess at luncheon today, when COW
erS were laid for II.
Princess BoncOmpagui and
Sister i'm New York.
Mrs Montgomery Blair went to New
York yesterday to join her sister,
Princess Margaret Boncompagnf, who
went over few days before, after
spending several weeks here with Mr..
and Mrs. Blair. Mrs. Blair and Prin-
cess Margaret will be at the Hotel
Ambassador for a fortnight, when the
latter will go to Hot Springs.
Baroness Won Below will be at home
o &
o'clock, in her apartment at 2400 Six
teenth street. She will be assisted
in receiving by Mrs. James Il. Wat
son, Sonora de Alfaro, Mrs. Wilbur
Turner, Mrs. Marion Butler, Nine.
Kurazova, Frau Won Lewtnski, Mrs.
Frederick l. Cox, Mrs. Macpherson
Crichton, Mrs. Price Whitaker, MRS.
Charles Lefevre, Miss Betty Byrne'
Miss Letitia McGoffin and Miss GLADYS
Penn.
Mrs David Meade Lea Will receive
informally tomorroy afternoon In her
home on Massachusetts, avenue, ana
has issued no cards This will be the
third of a serie of informal at homes
which Mrs. Lea has arranged, ana 70
morrow she will be assisted by MIs'
Frank w. Bacon of New York, VINO
will preside at the tea table. MIS-
Bacon is spending the Winter at the
Shoreham.
Mrs. William Dade Dudley, widow
OF Brig. Gen. Dudley, came from Ne"
York to attend the Army and Navy
reception at the White House last
evening.
Mrs. Merritte w Ireland Will be at
home tomorrow afternoon from ~
o'clock.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Davis nave
recalled the invitations for the tea
sunday afternoon owing to the illness
of their daughter, MISS Eliza III
Davis.
Former Controller of the currency
and Mrs. Henry NJ. Dawes OF Coluth
hus Ohio, who are making snois
visit at the New willard. entertalheu
az dinner last night at that ho'ei'
They had eight guests.
representative Mae L. Nolan Is
snonsor for the table which mas oeeh
reserved by the alumnae OF the I'M
naculata Seminary for the luncheoh
Of the District Council OF Catholic
Women. which will be given tenor
row at the willard. The other suests
will include Miss Gertrude Daiy. pres
ident of the Washington Chapter'
Miss Audrey Alexander, Miss Del
mime Barr, Miss Vera Rocca, Mrs
Henry w. Driscoll, Miss Angela
O'DonnelI, Miss Mildred Garrett Miss
Beth Sheehy and Mrs. Raymond Glen
denim Miller.
Sonora de Calderon, wife of the
former Minister of Bolivia, will be
the hostess at the Christ Child table
At the George Washington luncheon
which will be given tomorrow at the
New willard Hotel by the District
of Columbia Council of Catholic
Women. Others at the table will be
Miss Mildred Merrick, president and
founder of the society; Mrs. Charles
p Neill. Mrs. Thornton Boland, Mrs.
Daniel Stapleton, Mrs. William Nc
Gee, Mrs. Lewis Watkins, Mrs. Logan
owens, Mrs. Joseph Tumulty, Mrs.
Ballinger, Miss Adele May, Miss Anna
Ready, Miss Florence Mills, Miss