The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-20
JFAN ELIOTS NEWS AND GOSSIP Of SOCIETY
EXHIBITION PLANNED UNDER
PATRONAGE.


Under the. patronage Of the Min
lister OF Hungary and Countess
Szechenyi, an exhibition of portraits
by Artur Louis Halmi, famous
Hungarian artist. who has been
hailed ats ''beauty's painter lau-
ceate," will be held at the Van Dyke
galleries. There will be q private
view tomorrow afternoon from 4 to
7 O'Clock, which Count and Countess
Szechenyi will 4 tend and Tor which
some 400 fnvit )ns have been Is
sued. After Thursday the exhibition
will be open TO the public, and VIII
continue for Il fortnight,
Among the beautiful Washington
women whose portraits are on view,
are Mrs. Scott Thropp, Miss Eleanor
Davies and Miss Alice Mann. the
latter painted when she was a child.
Portraits Of Mrs. William Randolph
Hearst and OF Lady Dureen have
been hailed by critics as especially
not eworthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halnai have arrived
in Washington for the exhibition
and are staying at the willard.
n i 4
Justice and Mrs. Edward Terry
Sanford are the guests In whose
honor Assistant Secretary OF State
and Mrs. Wilbur J.. Carr will enter.
tain az dinner tonight.
The Minister of Esthonia, An.
tonius Pip, will so to Philadelphia
onorrow IL deliver q lecture at
the University OF Pennsylvania
Congressman and Mrs. Ernest r.
Alderman have issued invitations
for dinner on February Is in
honor Of the Secretary Of, Labor
and Mrs. Davis. On Thursday Mrs
Alderman will be hostess to the
members OF q luncheon and bridge
club to which she belongs.
Chalmers Roberts, OF Texas, who
has made fis home In London for
twenty-five years and 10 now for,
| ciEn representative for Worlds
| Work, has arrived in Washington
| for visit and is staying at the
Metropolitan Club.
Mrs. Henry d. Flood has sent
out invitations for q tea on Tues.
day, February 8, from to z o'clock,
at her residence, 1898 New Hamp.
shire avenue.
Kenneth L. Roberts, q FREQUENT
contributor to current periodicals,
entertained at dinner last night at
the Racquet Club, his guests being
for the most part members of the
writing fraternity.
JAPANESE ATTACHE
! TRANSFERRED TO ARGENTINA
Tatsuki Sakomoto, third secre
tary Of the Japanese embassy, has
been transferred TO Argentina and
with Nine. salxarnoto win start
next week for Bhenos Aires.
Nine. Sakamoto was the guest Of
honor at luncheon given yes
I'd. ~ Feauscher's by Mrs. Fen
ton Bradford. Others in the com
Clair, Mrs. Henry Black Claekett
WIS. steacy, Nine. Soyez. Mrs
Harrison Richards, Mrs. Francis
| f'alrer and Mias Elizabeth
Millar, Of Front Royal, Va.
4 -
Because OF illness Mrs. Charles
II. p. Lowpdes will not be at home
on Wednesday, as previously an
nounced.
Miss Rosefl1aye Kendrick, daught
OF Oh 6GnAIOF ana MIS. JONI ~
Kendfick, entertained at iunchaoi
today in their apartment at Me
ridian Mansions In compliment Il
Miss Barbara Stanfield. daughter
Of Senator ana Mrs. Robert stan
field of Oregon. Other guests were
Miss Lutfia Yousry. daughter o.
the Egyptian Minister and Mime
Yousry, Miss Madeleine Couzens
MISS Claudia Read, MISS Ruth Stod
dard. Miss JanAt Mokfett, Mis-!
Betty Byrne. Miss Anne Devereux
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland, Mjsi
Louise Clayton, Miss Elizabetf
Johnson. Miss Beatrice Mclean
Miss Elizabeth Parker, and Mis-
Idris Kendrick, Of Denver. who Il
visiting Miss Kendrick, her cousin
~
| The Military Attache OF thu
Spanish Embassy, Major Victorian,
Casajus, and the first secretary o
the Greek legation; ConstaTltir
DiArnantopoulos, are entertaining
~ reception this afternoon from
5 TO o'clock at Wardman Pari
Hotel in compliment to the worlt
fliers. About two hundred guest,
have been invited, which iTlclud1
members OF diplomatic, official ant
resident society. There is an Of
!, chestrA for dancing.