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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
Mrs. Gates Entertains.
In Honor of Mrs. Seton

Mrs. Isabel Inkens Gates was
hostess Monday evening to the poetry
group of the District OF Columbia
Branch of the National League OF
American Pen Women, entertaining at
her home in honor of the guest Of the
evening, Mrs. Grace Thompson Seton
national president of the league.
BY special request Mrs. Seton
opened the program with two or her
poems. 1.-THE Sampan Woman" and
1.-The Simoon," after which members
of. the group also contributed original
poems. Songs composed by Mrs.
Gates and Mrs. u. G.. Chace were
sung by Mrs. Leeke and Mrs. Gibbs,
accompanied by Miss SADIE Coles, who
also played some of her own compost
tions for piano. Mr.. r. Woodland
Gates gave two vocal solos. On the
conclusion of the program buffet
supper was served by the hostess, as.
sisted by her daughteg. Miss, Gates.
and Mrs. Criswell
The guests present included Mrs.
Seton, Mrs. Aaron d. Newman, first
vice president of the District League;
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake. chairman
of the poetry group; Mrs. d. c. Chace,
national treasurer of the National
League; Mrs. William II. Moses. ma.
tionaI corresponding secretary Of the
National League; Miss SADIE Coles.
chairman of the music group OF the
District League; Mrs. Criswell, Mrs.
Gibbs Mrs Alice Rogers Hager, Miss
Hartigan, Mrs. Francis s. Larkin and
Mrs. Gertrude B. Thomas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

Continued from Fifth Page.)
maintained a pleasant home in all
these countries and Is in every way
cosmopolitan in her tastes and OF
conspicuous social charm
The Netherlands government owns
its legation, and great preparations
are now under way to receive the
new occupants. The furniture which
is the property of the Dutch foreign
office. has not been disturbed. but
the hangings and rugs. had not been
put in place this season since the
house has not been used since the
last minister and his family left last
May The charge d'affaires. Jonk-
heer DR.. van Asch van Wyck, is a
bachelor and was already established
in comfortable quarters In Euclid
street near. by, before the minister
left Washington. Mime. Won Roijen
will find another American in the le
CATION families, the Baroness van
BoetZelaer van Oosterhout. wife of the
secretary. She was Miss Ethel Car
yer Litchf1eld, daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. Laurence Litchfield Of Pitts
burgh, Pa. The marriage occurred
in Paris, June %. 1928, and there is
one daughter, Margaretha. who was
born at The Hague in July, 1924.
Baron van Oosterhout was not in the
diplomatic service at the time Of his
marriage. but having made his stud.
les in Utrecht he was completing
them in Paris when he met and mar
ried Miss Litchfield. The wedding
was a brilliant social event in Paris
and took place in the American church
near the Place d'Etoile. Immediately
after he was admitted to the foreign
service in The Hague and spent
year and a half there. He is a native
of the old city of Nymegen in central
Holland. and his mother. the dowager
Baroness van Oosterhaut, resides in
the family seat there. The secretary
of the Netherlands legation came to
Washington in the late Autumn to
succeed Mr.. A. Loudon, who is q
cousin of the former Minister de
Graeff, and has accompanied him to
Java The van Oosterhouts @ave a
pleasant home at 1919 Lowell street.
Cleveland Park. and are popular mem
bers of the younger diplomatic circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
| Honor Dinners Marx Week
In the Diplomatic World
evening, and earlier on that day vii
have guests lunching with them.

evening, and earlier on that day win
have guests lunchinG with them.
The Minister Of Colombia and
Sonora de Oiaya entertained at lunch
con yesterday IN compliment to DIR.
Robledo and Sonora de Robledo OF Co
lombia, who are sailing shortly Tor
Europe.
The Minister Of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro are expected to return to
Washington the first Of next week.
The Minister of Bulgaria and Mime.
Radewa will be hosts at dinner Tues
day evening when their guests are
asked to meet the Secretary or State
and Mrs. Kellogg.
The Minister Of Venezuela and
Sonora de Grisanti have had as their
guests for several weeks their son and
daughter3niaw, Senior DR.. Vicente
Grisanti and Sonora de Grisanti. who
will 60 to New York today and will
sail Tuesday aboard the Alfonso XIII
Tor Spain. DR.. and Sonora de Grisanti
will be accompanied to New York by
the formers mother. Sonora De Girls
anti, who will return to washington
Wednesday.
The Minister Of the Dominican Re
public and Sonora de Morales Will en-
terrain at dinner at the Willard Hote!
Sunday evening. February q. in cele-
bration Of the independence day OF
the republic. The secretary Of State
and Mrs. Kellogg will be the. guests
Of honor at the dinner. and reception
will follow at 10 o'clock.
The first secretary OF the Peruvian
embassy, Senior Gervasio Alvarez de
BuenAvista, IL expected to come to
Washington tomorrow after an alb
sence Of a year.
The secretary Of the Italian embassy
and Signora Mascia will entertain q
company At dinner Thursday evening
February "a.
The secretary and Sisnora Mascia
have as their guest Mrs. Estelle Law
ford Of Montreal. Canada, who will GO
to New York tomorrow for a short
stay before returning to her Canadian
home.
The attache Of the Japanese EN-.
bagy, Mr.. Yutaka Ishizawa. and
Nine. Ishizawa have started for Cali
fornia and will sail from the Pacific
Coast Tuesday for japan.
The commercial attache Of the Per.
sian legation, Mr.. Klachis. has return
ed from Philadelphia and 10 at the
Mayfower Hotel for few days be.
fore going to Chicago.
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Varied Program in View
For MARYLAND Society

Members of the Maryland State So
ciety will hold their meeting this
month Wednesday, February %, at
the Washington Club, Seventeenth
and X streets northwest. In the re.
ceiving line will be Representative
and Mrs. Fred N. Zihlman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement Sheriff. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. v. Morgan, Miss Margareta Haz.
zard and Mrs. Herrick. The program.
which will begin promptly at S:46
o'clock, will include a. picture reel Of
Washington and. the surrounding
country, vocal solos by Miss Catherine
Bowers and Mr.. George Boucher Of
the Washington Opera Company. and
a tAlk by Representative Reed Of Mis-
souri,. Dancing will follow. Mrs.
Charles Linthicum and Mrs. J. Frank
Wilson will pour punch and will be
assisted by Mrs. r.. Armistead ran.
son, Miss Rosa Neale. Miss Emma
Loker and Carolina Sudler.
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Sons of Confederates
Plan Brilliant Ball

The committee In charge of the
ball to be given by the Sons OF Con-
federate Veterans. Friday evening.
has everything arranged. for an un-
usual assembiage, both as TO num-
Der and distinction. The rose room
of the Hotel Washington il being
given a charming Madri Gras dress
many distinguished guests have az
cepted. and both those In costume
and in full evening dress will he
admitted to the hall. costume not
be obligatory but desired. However
the spirit of the old carnival DAYS
will predominant.
There will be a short recess during
which there Will be special dances
given and Miss Elvina Neal Rove
accompanied by Miss Mary Matthews
Taylor will give group of appro-
pirate songs.
Judge John A. Chumley. Judge adj
vocate general. Sons OF Confederate
Veterans general organization, is
chairman of the ball committee
Maj. r. w. r. Ewing. historian in
chief of the general organization
Sons of Confederate Veterans. Is
chairman of the floor committee, and
w. L. Hopkins. adjutant- in chief. and
Mrs. Hopkins of Richmond will he
among the honor guests.
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Entire Nous Club Plans
Spring Gard Party

The Entire Nous Clubs annual
Spring card party will be held in the
sun room of the Hotel Washington,
February %. This charming affair is
one of the charitable events of the
season.
Mrs. Charles P. Keyser is president.
Mrs. James H. Underwood and Mrs.
Eugene r. Woodson are in charge of
the arrangements: Mrs. Otis J.
Rogers, tickets: Mrs. Eugene r. Wood.
son, prizes; Mrs. c. II. Hayden and
Mrs. Arthur Durham, candy.
The reception committee is com.
posed of Mrs. l.. G. Dyer, Mrs. Joseph
Manlove, Mrs. lie Gage Pratt and
Mrs. Joseph Mcpherson.
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Sorority at Banquet
Observes Founders Da,

The Iota Sigma Epsilon Sorority
held it's annual founders day ban.
quet and dance at the Franklin
Square Hotel yesterday. The toast
mistress OF the evening was Miss
Elsie Fearnow, and short speeches
were made by Miss Eleanor Ashe
president of the sorority, and by Miss
Betty Bergman, president OF the
Atoigis Club. which is the high school
unit of the sorority. A recitation
was also given by Miss Barbara Strat
ton of the Atoigis Club.
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Zeta Tau Alpha Frat Will
Honor National Office,

The Washington Alumnae Chapter
Of Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity will
give a buffet supper this evening in
honor of Miss Charlotte MacGregor
of Oakland. Calf. the national in
spector of the fraternity. The sup
per will be held at the home of Miss
Beatrice A. Clephane, at 5000 Con-
necticut avenue. The members of
the active chapter at George Wash
ington University and several fresh
men guests ALSO will be present.
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Mississippi Society
Reception Features

Mississippians who are officers OF
the Army, Navy or Marine Corps
with their ladies. will assist in recoiv
ing at the meeting of the Mississjpp
Society of Washington to be held Feb
ruary &c at the Washington Club
Maj. Gen. Fox Conner and Rear Ad
miral r. Fl. Leigh will make addresses
Several musical numbers will com
plete the program. Cards and dane
ing will follow. Mississippians and
their friends are invited to attend.
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Upper, left to right: Mrs. Samuel j.
Henry of West Kirk street. Chevy
Chase, active I'm civic movements in
her section; Mrs. Eliot Middleton. 1901
GlenbrOok road, EdgemOOr. Md, I'M
portant I'm social and civic life, and
Miss Virginia Graham, student daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron u. Graham
the fashionable suburb.
Lower: Mrs. Oliver Owen Kuhn of
Alta Vista, Md, well known socially
both I'm Washington and Maryland.
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Dixie Chapter. U. D. c.,
At Home" Wednesda,

The officers and members of Dixie
Chapter, u. D. c., will, be at home to
their friends "wednesday evening, Feb
ruary Is. at the Confederate Memorial
Home, 1922 Vermont avenue. The re.
ception will be from $40 to 8 o'clock,
followed BY dancing.
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The mystic number three and it's
multiples have always been favorites
with the Chinese. This Partially ia
illustrated in the dimensions of the
Temple Of Heaven in Picking, where
three and nine constantly occur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

The Princess Juliana. heir TO IL"
throne of the Netherlands. Is named
for Juliana, Countess of Stolberg. VIII
was the mother of William the Silent
and the ancestress of the House OF
OranUo
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Kendall. who
have been in New York for some time.
have returned to Washington and will
entertain informally at luncheon to.
day. Miss Jane Kendall, who has
been visiting Mrs. George Mason In
New York, has returned to this city
accompanied by Miss Ellen Comfy,
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Mrs. Virgil Chapman, wife of Repre-.
sentative Chapman of Kentucky, VIII
entertain at luncheon at the Carlton
Hotel Friday, February ID.
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Mrs. Thaddeus. G. Sweet, wife OF
Representative Sweet of New York,
will be hostess to a party of eight at
luncheon tomorrow in the prestden-
tial dining room of the Mayhower.
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MIS-. IHTv z. OopSUH Oh B0Bton, VINO
is spending the Winter at the May
flower, entertained at a luncheon of
IL covers Monday last at the Univer
sity Women's Club in honor of Mrs.
street northwest.
The table was beautifully decorated
with d centerpiece of American beauty
roses, and the favors and other deco
rations carried out the color scheme
of red. Each guest was called upon
for a speech, and Mrs. Wallace
Streater read a poem composed by
Mrs. Fowler. -.
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Mrs. Thomas w. Phillips, jr.. has
issued cards for a musical Wednes-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at 21US
sixteenth street. -. -..-- .--
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Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson
will give a tea Thursday afternoon at
5 o'clock to the Society of Sponsors,
United States Navy, who will attend
their annual meeting here Wednesday
and Thursday.