Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-26


| spent the past week at the Ritz
| Carlton at Atlantic City. have returned
| to their apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel. making the trip by motor.
| They were accompanied by Mrs. I. >.
| Williamson, who has Joined Mr.. WIZ
| hanson at the Wardman Park Hotel
Mrs, Charles ID. w. Halsey and
daughter, Miss Mary Adele Halsey. OF
New York have arrived at the Willard.
where they will spend a week.
| Mrs. Robert Imbrie entertained
| company at luncheon yesterday at
her home in compliment to Mrs: John
| Winslow. Capt. and Mrs. WlnsloW
| are spending some time at the Carlton
| Hotel having come up from For'
Bragg, where Capt. WINSTON Is sta
| toned. Maj Imbrie and Capt.
| Winslow were on duty together at
| Coustantinople some years ago.
Mrs. Frank Wilkes Pyle will have
with her for the Easter holidays Miss
| Theresa, Pyle. who will come from
| Smith College.
Mrs Charles h. Curtis. who has
been spending the late Winter at the
Wardman Park Hotel has with her
| for the coming week her daughter
| Mrs. Julian Day OF London, and the
| iatters daughter, Miss Daphne Day.
| who are in this country for an ex-
tended visit. Also with Mrs. Curtis
is her son. Mr. f. d. Curtis. who will
return with his mother to their home
in Litchfield. Conn. the latter part OF
next week.
The City Club will give a dance
this evening to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kilbourne in the main dining room OF
the club The dance. which begins at
$50 o'clock. will be broadcast by
WMAL.
DR.. Paris Brengle went to Norfolk,
Va. last evening and will spend the
week end at the Princess Anne Golf
Club. at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Smith Hostess Tonight
To Twentieth Century Club.
Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith will en-
terrain the literature section OF the
Twentieth Century Club tonight at
her residence. at 3249 Newark street,
in Cleveland Park Assisting Mrs.
Smith will be Mrs Alfred Brooks,
Mrs. Harrison Stidhan. Miss Grace
Willis. Mrs. Francis Walker. Mrs.
Mansfield Clark, Miss Clara Herbert
and Mrs Arthur Spencer. The pro-
gram will be given by Mrs. George F.
Bowerman, Mrs. f. w. Washburn,
Miss Martha y. Hooper and Mrs.
William Maxon, and will be on 1.-THE
History Of Literature"
An exhibition of the posters sub
mitted in the contest of the Washing
ton Little Theater will be held tomor
row afternoon at the Art Promoters
Club, at 2009 I street northwest. The
judges in the contest are DR.. Ger
trude r. Brigham. Miss Clara San
ders and Mrs. Turin Bradford Boone.
There will be three prizes and six
honorable mentions. Tea will be
served at the exhibition.
The boxes at the Spanish Mi
Careme fiesta, Monday evening. will
be filed with representatives Of Of
fetal, diplomatic and residential So
ciety. Capt. Enrique A. Prieto mill
| tary attache of the Cuban embassy
and Sonora de Prieto will have with
| them in their box Comdr. Raider de
Aquino, naval attacne of the Bra
lillian embassy. and Senhora de
Aquino and their daughter; Lieut.
Col Carlos Garfias, military attache of
| the Chilean embassy, and Sonora de
| Garfias: Senior Don Gonzalo Guell. third
| secretary of the Cuban embassy, and
Sonora de Guell, and Senorita Lucia
Tessada Guzman.
| Mrs Wade Cothran of Harrison
| burg, Va, Is passing a few days at
| the Willard.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. Chapman Bartlett
of Wardman Park Hotel entertained
| Saturday evening, March 10, at the
| Carlton Hotel, in compliment to their
| daughter Miss L. H. Bartlett who is
exhibiting two of her canvases at
| the salon of the Independent Artists
and Sculptors of Washington at the
| Carlton.
| Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Bartlett
was again hostess to a group of
friends who, after viewing the ex-
| hibiion. were entertained at luncheon
at the Carlton. including her daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Edmund t. Finch, and
| granddaughter. Miss Gwendolyn Bart
| lett Finch.
Mr.. w. S. Jenney Of New York ar
rived in Washington today at the
| Willard from Bel Air, Fla, where he
has been for several weeks. After a
| few days stay here. he will go to
| New York
| The National League of American
| Pen Women will have as its guest OF
honor Monday afternoon, April 4. the
new Ambassador of France, NJ Paul
! Claudel, who is internationally known
| in the field of literature. The recep
| ton will be held from to o'clock
and the Ambassador will make a short
address. Mrs. Grace Thompson Seton
national president of the league, will
receive with the guest of honor in the
palm court of the Hotel Mayfiower and
will be assisted by the national officers
and national chairman Of standing
committees, who will receive for hall
an hour, the Ambassador beginning