Evening star., 1928-04-13
SOCIETY
First Lady of the Land Returns to the
I White House This Morning From
/ Stay in Northampton.

the Ambassador Of Chile. who will leave
soon to spend the Summer in Europe.
Senator and Mrs. Ellison D. Smith
have had with them for the Easter
holidays their daughter, Miss Isohel
Smith, who has returned to her studies
at Converse College in Spartansburg,
S. c.
Miss Anna Smith. daughter of sena-
tor and Mrs. Smith. will spend the week
end In Annapolis, where she will attend
the officers hop this evening.
Mrs. Sheppard. wife of Senator Nor
ris Sheppard entertained informally at
luncheon today Mrs. w, price Heard,
Mrs. B, A. Heard, Mrs. Seaborn Hamil-
ton and Mrs. j. l.. Strickland OF Cor
dele. Ga, house guests of Mrs. George.
wife Of Senator Walter F. George. The
company later attended matinee.
Mr.. Heard George will entertain at a
dance tonight in honor Of his mothers
guests. A number of delightfully."- In
formal parties have been given In honor
Of the visitors, who will leave Wash
ington tomorrow morning for New York
Mrs. Royal S. Copeland entertained
at luncheon today at the Wardman
Park Hotel for her house guest, Miss
Sallie Dunn of New York. Covers were
laid for IL.
Representative and Mrs. w. w. Chal-
mers of Ohio have as guests at Con-
greSS Hall their daughter and grand
daughters, Mrs. Stella Chalmers Coler
OF Detroit. Mich, and Ruth and Jean
Coler. Mrs. Coler. who in social life In
Detroit is Mrs. w. p, Coler, is a musi-
clan of note and will sing number of
times while here.
Representative Carroll L. Beedy. from
Maine. is spending a few DAYS with his
brother. Mr.. Howard E. Beedy. In his
apartment at the Barclay, in New York
City.
Representative Loring M, Black. jr..
has been joined by Mrs. Black and their
young son. and daughter. who are
spending the week with him at the
Wardman Park Hotel, returning TO
their home In Brooklyn Sunday.
Mrs. McSweeney. wife Of Representa-
tive John McSweeney OF Ohio, has re-
turned from q visit Of several weeks In
Orlando, Fla.
Mrs. Everett Sanders, wife OF the Sec
retary TO the President, entertained at
luncheon today in the Chinese room of
the Mayfiower. Mime. Matsudaira, wife
of the Japanese Ambassador, and Mrs.
Harlan Fiske Stone. wife of Mr.. Justice
Stone, were the ranking guests. Covers
were laid for SO,
The military attache of the French
embassy, Gen. George A. L. Dumont.
sailed yesterday aboard the Paris for
New York and Is expected TO arrive in
New York the first Of the week Gen.
Dumont has made a tour of the world
and was with Nine Dumont and their
family at Neuilly-sur- Seine for the
Easter season. He will come to WASH
ington Immediately after his arrival In
New York.
Miss Elizabigail Ransley. daughter Of
Representative Ransley Of Pennsylvania,
has Just returned from Atlantic City
and has visiting her Miss Charlotte Ely
Of Atlantic City. Miss Ransiey viii be
Miss Ely's maid Of honor In June.
Col and Mrs. Henry NJ Morrow en-
tertained at dinner last evening In
honor Of Mr.. Victor Kaufman, who
recently Joined Mrs. Kaufman after
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Mrs. Stephen B Elkins has Cancelled
her social engagements for the remain
der Of the week owing TO illness Mrs.
Elkins entertained at dinner last eve
ming in compliment to her house guest
and cousin. Mrs Frederick Campbell OF
st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Rodenberg. wife Of former Rep
resentative William A. Rodenberg, en-
tertained at o MONDAY breakfast today
followed by bridge at the Congressional
Country Club. In compliment to Mrs.
Clark Kelly OF Pittsburgh. who Is visit
ing her brother-in-law and sister -tn-
law. Representative and Mrs. Clyde
Kelly. There were 30 guests In the
company and the tables had charming
centerpieces OF Spring flowers.
Nine Roso. who has spent the Winter
at the Hotel La Fayette. viii sail next
week. to be absent until November. She
will spend the Spring months In Paris
and through the Summer and early
Autumn will travel In Switzerland and
northern Italy.
Miss DeebIe Selects Day
For Marriage 10 Mr.. OttIey.
The marriage OF Miss Margaret
Deeble, daughter OF Mrs. William Riley
Deehle, formerly Of this city, now Of
New York, TO Mr.. James Henry Ottley.
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