Evening star., 1928-03-03

evening at tie Willard Hotel.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs. kel-
logg will entertain a company at dinner
this evening at the Pan-Amcrican
Union Building.
Ambassador of Germany
Returns From New York.
The Ambassador Of Germany and
Frau ven Prittwit2 und Gaffron have
returned 10 Washington after having
spen; q few days in New York
The Secretary Of War. Mr. Dwight F.
Davis. will leave today 10 spend week
IN ST. Louis. Miss Alice Davis will Join
her mother today al Hot Springs. Va.
The Minister of China and Nine. SEE
were the honor guests At dinner last
evening Of Maj and Mrs, George Oak
Lev Totem The other guests were
Senator and Mrs Hiram Bingham Col.
and Mrs Daniel B. DevCre, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Wood Mrs. RuShmore Pattcr-
son. Mrs. George Ehle. Mr.. william
Phelps Emo. Brig. Gen. William E. Hor-
ton and Lieut.. Comdr. Roland r. Riggs
The Minister of Venezuela and Sonora
de GriSanti entertained a. luncheon to-
dar in compliment TO the United States
Minister TO Venezuela and Mrs. Willis
c Cook Others III the company were
MIR and MIS- Horatio Darton. Mrs
Arthur Wasserback. Mr.. Horatio Oar
ton. IL: tbs counselor. Senor Yanes.
the secretary. Senor Churion. and the
attache. Senor Egana. OF the Venezuelan
legation. and Senoritas Grisanti, daugh-
tiers Of the hosts,
Representative and Mrs Henry Rath-
bone will entertain company OF 10 at
dinner this evening at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Representative and Mrs. S. Wallace
Dempsey will be hosts TO a company OF
so at dinner this evening at the May
flower.
Lieut.. Col. Jerome G. Pillow will en-
tertain a company Of 3S at dinner this
evening at the Chevy Chase Club.
Miss Callie Doyle. who is a guest a.
the Mayaower Hotel, entertained 10
guests at luncheon today. her ranking
guest being Mrs. Wilbur, wife OF the
Secretary Of the Navy.
Miss Julia Terese Sheridan will en-
tertaln at a bridge luncheon Tuesday
in her home. on Twenty-firSt street, IN
compliment TO Mrs. j. Fairfield Carpen-
ter of Cazenovia and New York, who
Is spending the Winter in Washington
Mrs Carpenter will sail in June to
spend several months in Europe
The marriage O, Mss Lydia Archbold,
daughter of Mrs Anne Archbold, TO
iielit Elliott 3. Strauss. U. s. N. son
of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph
Strauss. will take place this afternoon.
The ceremony will be performed in the
home of the brides mother on Reservoir
road. Canon Anson Phelps Stokes OF the
Washington Cathedral officiating, at
4 O'Clock. A reception will Immediately
follow the ceremony. The house Is
decorated with quantities OF Spring
flowers and Mr.. Lewis Corning Atwater
organist Will play the wedding music
on the pipe organ which wss installed
IL the house for Mrs. Archbold.
The bride will wear a simple costume
OF white satin made straight with very
long skirt made with a long train. The
bodice Is cut In a v neckline and the
long tight-ftting sleeves fall over her
wrists. Her tuile veil will be held by n
cap of Brussels lace and she will carry
q cluster of lilies Of the valley.
Miss Helen Strauss. sister Of thc
bridegroom. and Miss MORA Archboid
will be maids Of honor and the brides
maids will be Miss Anna Scott and
Miss Susan Scott 0: Philadelphia. Miss
Bessie Asp!nwall and Miss Margaret
Partridge Of New York. and Miss Claire
He!l-7ann, daughter Of the French
consul general III San Francisco and
Nine Heilnann. They will wear Co.'S
TUNES Of burnt orange chiffon made
with moderately long full skirts. the
semi-ftting '1odices finished with caDes
OF the chiffon almost 10 the waistline
The normal wa;silincs are marked with
narrow ribbon 10 match. tied and fall
Ing IN stre@ners- Their soft felt hats
In the same color have generous brims
and they will all carry yellow tea roses
Mr. Blackwell Eewhau Of Phfiadcl-
pl1ia VIII De the best man and the ush-
ers will include RI, Archibo!d van Bu-
Yen ot Newport. Mr.. John Archbold and
Nr Anlar hrchbold. brothers Of the
bride: Mr Lawrence Smith OF Phila-
ce!ph.a. Mr. James Eyrnc OF Neg York
snd Lieut.. Pierre Bernard. u S. n.
Mrs. Arcnoold wore gown Of chif-
fcn hand painted in dainty flowers and
made On simple lines and Mrs Strauss
was n costume Of beige crepe trimmed
with narrow velvet Of brown and a
small hat ~ match and carried a cils-
Ter ot tea roEc3 with sprays Of forget
n7e-noig
Lieut.. Strauss and his bride viii aa!l
1sWpl@F iDf E0.OpE. NsiFFf tneY WIZ
Spend three months In motoring
Dt. Ger! Won I1exinski. German con-
su! general ~ rev YORK and member
Of ih@ German American Mixed Claims
CoFnfni6..G1. VIII come " Washington
this evening - spend the week end sith
Nine YDn LeW;nsk2 and their family
stc - attenG the clnt.cr ~ be given
tJrioFfo.' :Gf h" commission and mem
b@:5 u ihe German embassy staff
Nine YGn beWisaskl entertained Mrs
William X pgfah Mrs. Edward Morton.
ETc c'Leg x4ftb ~ luncheon Today al
fhe Carlton Enf also entertained
24cSts al cjureF last eycning preceding
tnf Ff.cay eYenjag c*nc!ag class.
Nfs Fr> Gc!t VIII IT. a. home This
stOcrnp1n anc the oii~f Gaturday3 =.
this month. Ifs Fremont hah win n,
!.ef oaYpn.er. Miss Jessie EenbOn FIRE.
Yncnt. who viii pc with ner fof q "cek
Nal Een. and N's. snmmeraii
Entertain Preceding Dance.
MAJ Gen ai.c Mrs. &. i Bummerau
e,JDfsa!nfd 1T dinner ~ The Amy Waf
Co!ltge dance last night The follow