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their guests at the dinner dance Of the
Friday Evening Dancing Glass their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
walter Scott Watson, who have re-
| turned from their wedding Trip ana are are
now established in their home at 28O2
Twenty-seventh street northwest. Mrs.
watson. before her marriage April at
St. Adams Church, was Miss Nancy
James Adams.
Mrs Raleigh Gilchrist will entertain
at tea Saturday afternoon from 4 10
o'clock in her residence at 1889 Inlr
tieth place in compliment to the omcers
and members of the Art ana ArCiiaeol-
ogy League of Washington.
Mrs. William B. Willard has issued
invitations to a luncheon Saturday, AT
Wardman Park Hotel. She is entertain
ing in honor of her cousin, MISS Anna
Ballinger of Seattle, Wash, who Will pe
her house guest over the week END, ana
Miss Lucy Larner of washington, whose
engagement was announced recently.
The luncheon will be in the Florentlne
room of the hotel and there will be
between 80 and 40 guests.
Mrs. Edith Kingman Kern was hoSt-
ess at dinner last evening in the May
flower in compliment to Mr.. A. n;
Chase of st. John, Mich, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles H. Chase of East Lansing,
Mich. Others in the company ncluoeo
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Cole, Mr. ana
Mrs. Louis DeSchler, Prof. Anna Pearl
Cooper, Mrs. George H: Dacy ana MAI
and Mrs. Albert M Walker.
Miss Virginia Forward entertained
marty at dinner last evening at the
Congressional Country Club IN nonor
of her father, Maj. Alexander Forward
director general of the American Gas
Association. who will leave soon fcr
EUROPE to attend the international gas
conference to be held in Breslau, Ger
many, this month.
The guests included DR.. ana MRS;
Paris Brengle, Mr.. and Mrs. Harolo
Smith, Mrs. Alexander FcrWaro, tne
mother of Miss Forward; Miss Eliza
beth Langenbeck, M Edward Bates
and Mr.. Cyril Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Lowe and
daughter, Miss Margaret Lowe, are en-
tertaining at a tea this afternoon at
their home on Primrose street, CheVy
Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter o. Briggs OF
Detroit were hcsts to company at
luncheon Friday aboard their yacht,
the Cambriona, which is at anchor on
Potomac Park. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs
came to Washington from Florloa'
sailing I'D the coast, and will be mere
for short time before going farther
north.
Mr.. T. c. Fuller of New York. who Is
in Washington on a short business trlp'
gave a luncheon in honor OF MISS Chita
FaZul, we'll known English actress, VINO
also is in washington for short stay.
After the luncheon at Wardman PARK
the party returned to the Costa Rlcan
legation, ON Connecticut avenue. wnere
friends called to pay their respects.
Miss FaZul Is leaving for California In
The guests were Miss Gloria Wright,
Senior Don Manual Castro Quesada,
Minister of Costa Rica; DR.. Machado
cf Guatemala, Senor GanZaley OF New
York City and Senor Don oscar Blanco
Veal, first secretary Of the Chilean en-
baSSy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Kendall
entertained a party at dinner at the
Shoreham Hotel Thursday evening, the
company later attending the theater.
The guests included Commissioners
Henry O'Malley of the Bureau OF Fish,
cries and Mrs OMalley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Flaherty.
Mrs. Edward S. Brashears enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge Wednes-
dsy at Congressional Country Club in
honor OF Mrs. Charles Longral OF Bos-
ton, Mass.
A dinner will be given at Wardman
Park Hotel tcnight in honor Of Mrs.
Helen Evans O'Neil by members OF the
cast of the FESTIVAL of Nations"
The Friars. fraternity Of George
Washington University, gave dinner
at Olney Inn Thursday evening in
honor of their initiates, which was at
tended by Mr.. Jose Espinosa, MI
Thomas Bentley, Mr.. Gene Jansen, Mr..
Charles Ferry, Mr.. Robert Phelps, Mr..
Paul Finegan. Mr.. Bernard Ives, Mr..
Richard Meredith. Mr.. Rodrigo Vaz-
olez. Mr.. Richard Sullivan. Mr.. Dudley
Aud and Mr.. James Crombie.