Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-06

HE Vice President and Mrs
Dawes were honor guests OF
the Congressional club at a
- beautifully appointed recep-
ton last night when prac-
ideally the sa mo formalny was oh.
served as al the reception given for
the President and Mrs Coolidge last
week. Mrs. Coolidge sent flowers
from the White House conservatory.
and on the buffet supper table We're
yellow ionquils Of unusual size and
beauty and DussN willows. The Ma
rine ia nd Orchestra was stationed at
one side Of the audience room and
following the reception there was
dsncins.
The Vice President and Mrs. Dawes
stood with the president of the club.
Mrs J.indley n. HadIev. in receiving
and Mrs. John z. Henderson. honor
AIRY vice president. was also in line.
Mrs Dawes wore a gown of white
creme delicately embroidered in Sc
nuns. Mrs Hadley wore kings blue
chiffon over cloth OF silver and wit
a vest and panels of cloth of silver
and Mrs. Henderson's gown was A
handsome one of gold brocade with an
overdrapery OF coral red chiffon.
Capt. George Unmachet made the
presentations. and after receiving for
some time the line retired to a charm
ingly laid supper table. where again
3onouils were used as a decora ton.
There were not a great many Sena.
tors in attendance. but quite nOta bic
figures were Senator and Mrs. Deneen
end their daughters, Senator and Mrs.
Ferris and Senator and Mrs. Jones.
Among those who represented the
lower house Of Congress were Repre-
sentative and Mrs. A. +. r. stephens
NJ Ohio. Representative and Mrs. Carl
r. Chindblom. Representative and
Mrs. Edgar G. Ellis Of Missouri Repre-
sentative and Mrs Albert Nestal
Representative and Mrs. Schuyler
Otis Bland Of Newport News, Va, and
the latters sister. Mrs. j. n. McMur-
ron: former Representative and Mrs.
Davis Of Minnesota, RepreSe ntative
and Mrs. Edward T. TAYLOR of Colo
RADIO. Represe NATIVE and Mrs John H..
Smithwick and the Misses SmithWick.
Representative Kahn Of California ,
Representative and Mrs. Morton ID.
Hull Of Chicago. Representative and
Mrs. Edward r. Browne and Repre-
senta tive and Mrs. John W. sum
ners.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. kel
logg were hosts at dinner last eve
ming their guests being the Ambas-
sador of Germany and Baroness Malt
ian. the Minister of Sweden and Nine.
Rostrom. Mr.. Justice Harlan Fiske
Stone, Senator and Mrs. George II.
Moses. Senator and Mrs. Arthur Cap
per Representative and Mrs. Walter
II. Newton. Represe and Mrs.
Hamilton Fish, jr.: the Solicitor Gen
eral and Mrs. William Dewitt Nit
chell Mr. and Mrs. HampSon Gary.
Mrs Louis Titus and Mr.. Frank j.
Otis. brotherin.law of Mrs. Kellogg,
and Miss HELEN Bum of st. Paul.
Visitors From England
At the British Embassy.
The Amba ssador of Great Britain
and Lady Isabella Howard have as
their guests the Earl and Countess of
Buxton, who win remain over sun
day.
The Ambassador Of Japan and
Nine. Matsudaira entertained Al
luncheon today at the embassy In
honor Of Lord and Lady SwaYthling
Of England and other guests.
The Anha ssador of France and
Nine Rerenser will he the guests In
whose honor the Minister Of SwitZer-
and and Nine. Peter will entertain
COMPANY of "a at dinner this evening.
The Secretary Of Agriculture. Mr..
Jardine, will he the guest Of the Al
feIfa CInh AZ their farmers dinner Al
the New Willard Hotel at 1:3O O'Clock
this evening. The program viii be one
Of the most interesting Yet given at an
Alfalfa dinner.
The Minister Of Uruguay and Nine.
Narela were hosts at dinner las eve
ming in compliment to the Amhassa-
dor Of Great Britain and Lady lsa-
bella Howard. Others in the company
were the Minister of Denmark, Mr..
Constantin Rrun; the tndersecretary
Of State and Mrs. Grew, the charge
d'affaires Of hungary aud Nine.
Pelenvi, the naval attaChe of the
British embassy, capt. Stopford; Rear
Admiral Spencer Wood, Mrs. Juhn
Jovce Frederick. Countess de SieNes.
Mr.. and Mrs Breckenridge Long Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend. Miss Mary Pat
ten and Sir 4. Maurice Low.
Sonora de Alfaro. wife of the Min
lister Of Panama. Was the honor Shesl
at luncheon today Of Mrs Peter A.
Drllry. who entertained in her Rhode
Island avenue home In mpllment
to Mrs. Edward Douglas White. who
will leave shortly for the South
Covers were laid for -.
The Minister of Egypt aud Nine,
Samy were the guests ~ honor AT
dinner last evening OF Lieut.. and Mrs
Lucas V Reau. who entertained III
their quarters at Boiling Field. The
other guests We're the Minister OF
Jithuanfa and Nine. RiZauskiene.
Mime. PHILIPPE Sovez, Miss Laura
Rryn. Miss InGer Bryn. MIS-. f'ent"h
Bradford. Miss Lolita Dawson. MISS
Marion Cross Mrs. stacy, lsmal II
kamel Bev, DR.. Farag Mikhail Nous
ga. Ahu- ell Enein salem Enendi MI
Alex Wahahy and Mr.. Sadek. all OF
the Egyptian legation staff: Mr.. ia
hiravicius. secretary OF he lithu-
anian legation, and Mr.. NJ. r.. liiatt
OF New York.
Sneaker Nicholas Longworth will he
the guest Of honor at dinner 1" he
given nv Assistant Secretaries. known
as the Little cabinet" Monday night
in the presidential suite ~ the VII
lard Hotel.
Miss Rosa Nave kendrick will be
at home tomorrow afternoon. from
4.Sn to $40 o'clock. at 240U Sixteenth
street. having with her. her cousin.
Mrs. Calvin Cumming. who is the
house guest Of Senator and Mrs. John
r. kendriCk. Capt. Cumming, who
was also their guest. left last evening
for Charleston. :. G., for visit ot
week. after which he will Join Mrs.
Cumming here and accompany her to
Sheridan. WNo.. where they will visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
VILLA ANS.
Representative and Mrs. Albert
johnson entertained at dinner last