Evening star., 1925-03-20
SOCIETY
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National Gallery of Art has created
much interest, his portrait sculptures
being particularly fine.
Mrs. Francis Marion wigmore of
zo2s Connecticut avenue is taking a
trip to California, and expects to be
away for three or four wesks.
Mrs. c. A. S. Flagler will entertain
party of IS at the supper dance at
the Hotel Mayfower the evening OF
March %.
Mrs. Flagler, the widow of Gen.
Flagler, is hostess for the supper
dances at the Mayfiower and many
distinguished little parties are meet
Ing there following more formal din
ner parties elsewhere.
Miss Elizabeth Cluverrius has as
guest for the week end Miss
Catherine Howard of Annapolis.
Mrs. Cluverrius and Mrs. Sampson
will not receive on Tuesday after
noon of next week.
Mrs. Amos c.. Draper entertained
guests at dinner last evening at the
and Mrs. Edward Bentley of Cleve-
land, The company numbered 10.
The annual hunt breakfast will be
given at the Congressional Country
Club at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
following the run which is present
Ing some distinguished and unusual
riders this year.
Col, Miller Honor Guest Mt
Dinner Dance Last Night.
Complimentary to Col. Thomas w.
Miller. alien property custodian, who
is leaving on the Leviathan tomor-
row for Paris, dinner dance was
given last evening at the Mayfiower
by his associates in the Government
service. The guests numbered los,
prominent among whom were: EX-
Gov Miller of Delaware, father of
Col. Miller; Senator James Watson of
Indiana. Judge Sewell ". Abbott of
New York, Representative Royal
Johnson of South Dakota, Represent
ative o. II. Luhring of Indiana, Rep
resentative Robert G. Houston of
Delaware, Mr. Thomas c. Bradley of
Washington, Col. c.. F. II. Johnson OF
New York and MA George e. will
liams of New York. Tosstmaster for
the evening was Mr.. w. w. Wilson,
general counsel for the alien prop
erty custodian, who introduced as
speakers for the evening Senator
Watson. Judge Abbott Col Johnson
and others. Arrangements for the
dinner and dance were in the hands
of Mr.. A. G. Foster and Mr.. George III.
Johnson. The dinner dance was not
in the nature of a farewell to Col.
Miller, who will be absent until Fall,
but as a bon voyage on the part of
his employees and associates in the
department. Col. Miller goes to Paris
TO resume his duties as president OF
the Interallied Veterans .Associa-
tion.
Mrs James Carroll Frazer was
hostess Wednesday afternoon at the
tea held by the Washington branch
of the English Speaking Union for
members and friends in the club
headquarters, at 1907 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Charles E. Ferguson is enter
tanning at bridge this afternoon, her
guests including Mrs. Tellous Priest,
Mrs. n. r. Jenner, Mrs. Walker S.
Martin, Mrs. Alfred Dorrah, Mrs.
Waugh Heygster, Mrs. C. E, Alden,
Mrs. w H. Cottrell, Mrs. Jefferson
Middleton, Mrs. j. Righley. Miss
Ardell Payne and Mrs. W. NJ Killing.
ana NlTS. fTeuSTlC A. Dcidro
have gone 10 Asheville, y. c., where
they are staying at the Grove Park
Inn. MIR. and Mrs. Delano have been
in their home in New Orleans for the
late Winter season.
Mrs. Joseph Williams and Mrs.
Joseph Steuart are entertaining
group of IA ladies at a bridge lunch
con this afternoon at the Grace
Dodge Hotel. Among the guests are
Mrs j. L. walker Fenton, jr., Mrs.
William Gotthardt, Mrs. Finley Sin
clair, Mrs! Anne Sinclair Mrs. Frank
wurzba cher, Mrs. M. A. Leese. Mrs.
Albert Simons, Mrs. Clarence Lee, Mrs.
Howard Linton, Mrs. J. T. Vizian,
Miss Lucy Scaggs, Mrs. Charles
SCHROEDER and Mrs. Mollie Burgess.
In honor OF Mrs. Hugh Pope Lee
Clair, Mrs John Dean Hall Of o4oe
Sixteenth street will entertain at tea
in the garden of the Mayhower this
afternoon. The tea Is in the nature
of a farewell to Mrs. LeClair, who,
with her husband, Lieut., Comdr. Le-