Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-06
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Sumnerali
vyrnor Guests nj niuner Tonight.

Mai. Gen. and Mrs. SunmeGall
Uruar Guests nj Diuner Tonight.
Mai. Gen Charles +. Summerar.
chief of stan. L. s. A.. and Mrs. sum
neral viii he guests of honor at a
dinner party entertained at the vii.
lard Hotel tonight by Col. Fred r.
Brown. general staff. and Mrs. Brown
preceding the second Of the Winters
series Of Army dances given at the
Willard.
Others entertaining dinner parties,
some of them quite large. preceding
tire dance are Mai Gen. and Mrs. Ire.
land, Gen. {. e. hammond Gen. II.
T.. Crosby Gen, w. j. Nicholson. Brig
Cen. !. NJ. Kennedy. Col. Clark Lyon,
Cot r. Y. Rookmiller. Col. +. lie
coco, Col. Fred Brown. Col. &. A,
Nncent, Mai. G. l.. Sampson, Mai. and
Mrs Hugo ID. Seton and Mai. and
Mrs. l. T. Gerow.
Mrs. Marshall NJ. I.anghorne. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Fcwell Clayton. at the Berkshire
Hotel. New York City. is returning to-
cav TO Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Let's of
WASHINGTON have arrived NJ the Hotel
Huntington. Pasadena, Calf. where
they will pass the Winter months.
They reached the Pacific Coast in time
to participate in the famous rose
tournament festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre s Dupnnt are
passing few days at tho Willard
W here ;hey arrived today from their
home in Wilmington. Del. Mr. nupnnt
is president ot the Dupont Powder Go.
and is prominent,
Mrs. Eloise Hughes Cort and son
Lucian T. Smith. have taken an
APARTMENT q, the Mayflower for the
Winter. Mrs Cort who is the dauch-
Ter of Representative j. A. Hughes
ri West Virginia, made her debut AT
the Willard in 1872 later marrying
Mr. Luclan +. Smith. who lost his
life when the Titanic sank in April,
1a1e. Her son Lucian. attends st
Adams School Representative Hughes
also has an apartment AT the May.
flower and Mrs. hughes will join him
there in February.
Mrs. Charles Macon Wallinrsford
vii entertain at A hridge.tea this
afternoon and will he assisted hv Mrs.
Charles L7nier nasher, Mrs FREDERICK;
1aarveycutter. Mrs. W. Edgar Howser.
Mrs. John Nierold and Mrs. W.
Russell Lamar.
nr. Royd Carnenter entertained in
formally at dinner at the Willard In &,
night. at which time he had -four
guests.
Mrs. Grace Thompson Seton. ma
tonal president of the Nationa
League of American Zen Women. viii
arrive in Washington today from het
home in Greenwich. Conn. where shf
has been spending the holiday season
Mrs. Seton expects TO remain here for
the remainder of the Winter and 70,
The Spring season. and will he
actively engaged in forwarding The
plans for the leagues fourth hiennia
convention. which will he held from
APRIL II to Is. and one Of whose i'm
r7rtant social accompaniments will h
the authors breakfast, founded ir
3a9s by Mrs. Louis y. Gcldert. ma
renal president from 1922 IN 1924
The breakfast this year will take
race On Saturday. April Il. at tbs
Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery
Shepard will he the guests If Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Roberts of Prince
Georges County at the Baltimore
assembly this evening. Mr. and Mrs
Shepard will return tomorrow Ia
their spa rtnent at the Wardrnan
Park Hotel and Mr. Shepard will
leave on Tuesday for cocoanut
Grove. Fla.
Capt. Nelson Dingley. 81 Coast Ar
fiiiery Corps. stationed al Fort Tot
ter, -. Z. rs visiting his parents.
Dir. and Mrs. Edward Nelson Ding
iev. 37i5 Livingston street. Chevy
Chase, d. G.
Mrs. Charles r. ronnell widow NJ
tlse late Representative rounell al
Pennsylvania IL spending some time
Ia Washington and IS stopping 1T the
Wardman Park Hotel
Mrs. u. s. White was hostess n
company of Ia AZ luncheon 'oda =
~ the wardman Park Hotel, followed
b. bridge
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis p. Hawkins al
400 Greenwich Parkway had ae tbei,
guest their nephew. Midshipmaf
Richard Mcconnell ri Annapolis
with them for the holidays.
Mrs. Wallace Chiswen gave 3
bridge luncheon at the Ward'uaf
Park Hotel today. when there were
= guests.