Evening star., 1928-11-19
SOCIETY
Guests of Chief Executive and First Lady
of the Land Return After Being at
White House for Week.

|HE President and Mrs. Coolidge
had as their guests Tor some
days the Misses Prescott. grand
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank W. Stearns, who have re-
turned to their home in Boston. The
Misses Prescott came in time for the
reception to the diplomatic corr7 Thurs
dav evening and remained to attend
the dinner dance which Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Kellogg gave Satur-
day evening in the Pan American Union
for their niece, Miss Laura Frances OF
tis. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Otis of ST. Paul.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs,
Wilbur returned to Washington this
morning from a week end cruise down
the Potomac. having as guests Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Richard Leigh.
Chinese Envoy, Mr.. Sze,
Back from New York Visit.
The Chinese Minister. Mr., Sao-Ke
Alfred SEE. has returned to washington
after having spent few days in New
York
Representative and Mrs John c.
Schafer have returned to washington
and have opened their house at 800
North Carolina avenue southeast.
The counselor of the Venezuelan
legation. Senior DR.. Don Francisco
Gerardo Yanes, entertained several
tables of bridge Saturday evening at
the Carlton Hotel Bridge Club
Nine. Lardy, wife of the counselor
of the Swiss legation, postponed the
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because of illness.
Mai. Gen. w. C. Neville. United
States Army Marine Barracks, GUAM
tico. was at the Barclay in New YORK
over the week end.
Mrs. Harris. wife of Rear Admiral
Frederic r. Harris. who with her young
daughter is living at the Grand Hotel
de Russie, in Rome, has gone to F1esole,
italy, to be the guest of Mrs. Albert j.
Myer. mother of Maj. Myer, at Mrs;
Myers villa. II Nido. Mrs. Harris Will
return to her apartment in the Hotel
de Russie, Rome, about December l.
Mai. and Mrs. w A. S. Williams
of Paris spent the week end in WASH
ington at the Mayflower.
Mrs. Pillow, wife of Col. j. G. Pillow,
u. S. A., entertained at luncheon TO-DAY
in honor of Miss Jane Crosby. debu-
tante daughter of Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Herbert B. Crosby. The other guests
were the Misses Robbins, daughters OF
the Assistant Secretary OF War; Col;
Charles Burton Robbins, Miss Carron
Henderson, Miss Celeste Page. MISS
Lalla Harrison Lynn, MISS Elzapetn
Powell Dunlop, Miss Elizabeth Murray,
! .I0SROD
Shinault of Helena, Ark, house guest
of Col. and Mrs. Pillow
Condr. and Mrs. Jules James re-
turned to Washington Saturday from
trip to Virginia and will be at the May
flower until tomorrow night, when tney
will leave for Haverford, Pa, Tor
short visit. Mrs. James, who was 1or-
merly Miss Eleanor S. Gamble, is the
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Robert Grat-
tan Gamble of Haverford. Comdr
James has been on duty as aide to the
Governor of the Philippines.
Mrs. Daniel j. Carr has as her guest
Miss Marie r. Doyle of Philadelphia
who will sail shortly to spend some
time on the French Riviera.
J The executive assistant to the Post
! master General, Mr.. Joseph Stewart,
> who is in Paris as the United States
delegate to the preparatory commission
of the Universal Postal Congress, is ac-
companied by Mrs Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart will sail Friday
for this country.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Butterworth. jr..
whose marriage took place November
10 in Boston, arrived in washington
Yesterday and are at the Mayf1oWer
MRS. Butterworth was formerly MISS
Virginia Parker. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. James A. Parker of Boston. Mr..
Butterworth is connected with the State
Department
The acting president of the University
of Colorado, DR.. Fred B. r. Hellems, and
Mrs. Hellems will be the honor guests
of the alumni and former students OF
! the university at dinner at the Cosmos
) Club tomorrow evening at $3.50 o'clock
: Arrangements are in charge OF Capt
Fred e. Hagen in the office OF the
Assistant Secretary of War.
Miss Dunlop Will Be
Presented December Is.
Miss Elizabeth Laird Dunlop. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lard Dun
Iop. will not make her debut until De-
cember l9.
/. Mrs. Richard H. Townsend is passing
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