Evening star., 1927-04-19
SOCIETY
Continued from Eighteenth Page)

match. and carried sweet peas and
lilies OF the valley. Mr.. Robert b
Walker was best man for his brother
An informal reception followed in
the home of the brides mother. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Walker left for
a motor trip 10 North Carolina and
Georgia. On their return they will
be at home at 1904 Monroe street
northwest.
Viscount Matsudaira OF Japan, who
accompanied Prince Chichibu from
London to the United States en- route
to Japan to attend the funeral of his
father. the late Emperor of Japan, is
passing a few days in Washington at
the Mayflower before returning to
London. where he spends the greater
part of his time.
Miss Florence Kip Clarke of New
York was hostess to a party Of six
at dinner Sunday in the presidential
dining room of the Mayfiower.
Mrs. Charles o. Mass. who spent
Easter in New York, will return to
her apartment at the Mayflower in a
few days,
Mrs Henry Weaver Hamilton is
passing the Easter holidays at Hotel
Pennsylvania, New York. She went
there to be with Mrs. John de Jong,
formerly Miss Gertrude Colman of
Washington, prior to her sailing for
San Francisco to join Mr.. de Jong.
Miss Jessica Randolph Smith has
returned from the South, whefe she
attended the reunion of Confederate
veterans. Miss Smith was appointed
by Mrs. Will {. Barnes. chairman of
the committee of the n. s. d. A. r.
for placing wreaths on the Wash
ington tombs at Mount Vernon, to
carry the Stars and Stripes this
afternoon on the annual pilgrimage
Of the D. A. r. to Mount Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harlow.
whose wedding took place Monday
morning, April IS, and their bridal
party were given a wedding break
fast at the Cafe st. Marks by the
brides sister. Miss Elsie Schwartz
Miss Sylvia Schwartz and Mrs
Joseph A. Friedman. After a honey
moon spent in Atlantic City and New
York, Mr. and Mrs. Harlow will be
located at the Carlo Apartments
Sixteenth and Spring place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W J. Childs of
Utica, n. Y, have taken one of the
residential suites at the Wardman
Park Hotel for q two weeks stay in
Washington. They are accompanied
by Miss +. w. Munson of Utica.
Mrs. Henty r. Dimock will have
among the guests in her box at the
lecture to be given by DR.. Louis X.
Anspacher at the Carlton Hotel to-
morrow morning the Brazilian Am
hassador, Mr.. s. Gurgel do Amarol;
the Czechoslovakian Minister, Zdenek
FIerlinger; the second counselor of
the Italian embassy and Nine. Cata-
lani, and Mrs. Hope. Slater.
The Minister of the Irish Free State
and Mrs. Smiddy will be among the
guests of Mrs. Walter Tuckerman
in her box at Dr. Anspacher's lee
ture, the other guests being Mrs. Ed
ward 4. Sanford. 'the naval attache
Of the British embassy and Mrs.
knothe and Mrs. Huntington Viii
Hams of Baltimore
Mrs. Elonzo Tyner viii entertain
in her box the counselor of the Meth
erlands Legation, Jokheer DIR. II. van
Asch van Wyck; DR. David f.
Mitchell, former president of Cumber.
land University: Nine. Alfaro, wife of
the Minister of Panama, and Mrs.
David H. Blair.
Mrs. Dllnock VIII entertain at lunch
con in the garden restaurant at the
Carlton Immediately following DIR.
Anspacher's lecture, which is the
fourth and last of the series being
given for the benefit Of the George
Washington Memorial.
Miss Mary Fisher, daughter Of Gov.
Fisher of Pennsylvania. who is the
guest OF Comdr. and Mrs. w. !. G. Ag-
new at the Wardrnan Park Hotel. was
the guest in whose honor Comdr, and
Mrs. Paul S. Thesis entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon in their auart
ment at the Cathedral Mansions
Comdr. and Mrs. Agnew will have a
oox at the polo bali this evening. when
MISS Fisher win be among their
guests, and tomorrow afternoon, Lieut..
and Mrs. Whitehead win entertain at
tea in compliment to Miss Fisher in
their quarters at Fort Myer.
The Army-Navy Chapter, National
society ID. a. r., will give a dance at
Washington Barracks tonight for the
pages attending the annual congress
OF the society. Mrs. Wilbur ID. Cur.
It's. wife of the Secretary of the Navy,
Will receive the guests, assisted nv
Mrs. Eli A. Helmick. Mrs. James D.
Nevln, national chairman of pages.
Mrs. George Grimes, regent OF the
Arnly-Nayy Chapter. and Mrs. ". III.
Carter.
Spring Festival of New York
State Society Tomorrow.
AT the Spring festival OF the New
York State Society to be held at the
Willard tomorrow, the Mckinley