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4 SO CIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 3, 1929—PART 3. Midshipmen’s Hop Attracts Many Visitors to Annapolis _Colorfu] Event Was Ha iled as Special Feature— Social Set Enjoys Numerous Delightful Entertainments—pcrsonal NOtCS. ANNAPOLIS, Md. March 2 —Last week in Annapolis was first of all quite well filled with visitors who came for the midshipmen’s hop on the eve of ‘Washington's birthday and many re- mained over for the week end, as great interest was taken in the athletic cvents, especially the boxing. Wednesday Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Joseph Malcomson entertained _at dinner in their home on Prince George street when the guests were Capt. and Mrs. William F. Halsey, Comdr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Payne, Comdr. and Mrs. Daniel McElduff. Mr. John Henry Barnard and Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. ‘Wallis Gearing Mr. Walter Andrews of Newport. R. I., was the guest for a few days of Comdr. and Mrs. M. E. Manly on King George street.. Tuesday afternoon Comdr. and Mrs. Manly entertained a few friends informally at tea for Mr. Andrews. Miss Helen Whecler of San Francisco has been the house guest of Lieut Comdr. and Mrs. Harrison Colhoun at “Windsor Farms,” near Annapolis. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Edward Lloyd, wife of Commodore Lloyd, entertained informally at tea for Miss Wheeler at her residence in the old Brice house on East street Miss Julia Grandy and Miss Ellen Camp of Norfolk, Va., have been the guests of Mrs. William B. Ault. Mrs, Ault, a recent bride, is the wife of Lieut. Ault, and is from Norfolk. Delighttul Supper Friday, Followed by Bridge. A delightful supper bridge was given Friday evening by Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Norman B Scott in their home on Bowyer road There were about 25 guests, the com- pany including Capt. and Mrs. William F. Halsey, Capt. and Mrs. John Henry Newton, Mrs. Douglas Howard, Mrs. Howard Morton. Lieut. Comdr. and Edwin D. McMorries. Comdr. and | . Samuel S. Payne. Licut. Comdr and Mrs. Elroy L. Vanderkloot, Lieut Comdr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Malcomson, Comdr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Toulon, Mr. followed by o | Manly, Mrs. L. C Bertolete, Mrs. Reu- |ben Lindsay Walker, Lieut. William s. | Heath and Lieut. Willlam G. Ludlow. Comdr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Toulon en- | tertained at dinner Saturday night at | their residence, on Upshur road. Their guests were Capt. and Mrs. John Henry | Newton and Comdr. and Mrs. William R. Van Buren of Washington. | 'Maj. and Mrs. Philip H. Torrey also | entertained at dinner Saturday eve- | ning. afterward taking their guests to the boxing match. Thelr guests were Comdr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Payne Jieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Norman Scott, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Edwin D. | McMorries, Mrs. Mitchell of Washing- ton, sister of Mrs. Torrey: Mr. Forbes Colhoun and Comdr. and Mrs. Jonas | H. Ingram. | saturday evening a supper party was | given by Lieut. and Mrs. Robert E.| | Jasperson at the residence, on Revell | | street. Their guests included Lieut, | | Comdr. and Mrs. Jullan B. Timberlake, | Lieut. and Mrs. Sidney S. Bunting, Mr. | |and Mrs. Charles Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. | Charles C. Dunn, Lieut. and Mrs | | Oswald S. Colclough, Miss Elfza Lane | Dugan and Lieut. Geoffrey E. Sage The party afterward attended the box- | ing match. | Capt. and Mrs. John N. Ferguson | | entertained at dinner Saturday evening |at their residence, on Porter road, afterward taking their guests to the boxing match. Among those present were: Admiral and Mrs. Walter McLean, | Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. A. C. McFall, Mr. John Williams of Baltimore, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. William S. Popham, Miss Willie Pemberton, sister of Mrs. Ferguson, and Mr. C. C. Dodge, Mrs. McFall's tather. | Friday evening Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. | Walter ‘A. Hicks entertained at supper and bridge at their residence, on Taney | avenue. Thelr guests were Lieut. Comdr. | and Mrs. Julian B. Timberlake, Lieur. | Comdr. and Mrs, Hugh G. Eidredge, | Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Earn- hardt, Lieut. and Mrs. Ralph C. Alex- | | ander, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. James | Forbes Colhoun, Mr. John Henry Bar-|E. Boak, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Leon nard and Mr. Richard Glendon Mr. William Flourney of Portsmouth, | Va., joined his wife here Sunday, where | she has been the guest of Capt. and | Mrs. Thurlow W. Reed in their home at the Naval Hospital. Tuesday Mrs. | Reed entertained informally at tea for | Mrs. Flourney. Capt. and Mrs, John Henry Newton gave a dinner Wednesday evening in | honor of Rear Admiral and Mrs.| Samuel S. Robinson. Mrs. Edmund B. Taylor and her young daughter have been on a visit | to the parents of Lieut. Taylor at Lima, Ohio. They are now at the home of Mrs. Taylor's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Valiant, | at Wardour. Mrs. Joseph Valiant has recovered from a recent iliness which confined her to her home for several weeks. On | ‘Thursday of last week Mr. and Mrs. Valiant left for New York and on Friday sailed on the Olympic for a trip of several months abroad. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Rush Fay| of Washington spent a few days with | their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. | and Mrs. Valiant, bafore the latter left | for Europe. Many Charming Functlons Scheduled. Mrs. Charles Walsh entertained at a card party Friday at the Annapollsy Roads Club in honor of Mrs. Peyton Cochrane, who recently moved from Philadelphia to the Green Spring Val- ley, where she and her husband will make their future home. Mrs. Cochrane is a daughter of Mrs. T. A. Solberg, wife of Lieut. Comdr. Solberg, who is her guest. Mrs. Cochrane and Mrs. Solberg have many friends here, their former home. Mrs. Howard Morton gave two teas, one Friday and the other Saturday aft- ernoon, at her residence, on State cir- cle. Saturday Mrs. Morton's tea was in honer of Mrs. Robert T. Hicks, who has been the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. ‘William T. Fechteler, in Randall Court. Mrs. Hicks, who has been here for about two weeks, left Monday for her home, at Garden City, Long Island, N. Y. Capt. and Mrs. Willlam F. Halsey en- tertained at dinner Saturday evening on the Reina Mercedes, afterward taking their guests to the boxing match at the | Naval Academy gymnasium. Their guests were Comdr. and Mrs. M. E. | York, granddaughter of Judge Donald | | B. Scott and Lieut and Mrs. James W. Whitfield. General and Special Notes of Interest. Admiral and Mrs. Samuel S. Robison | had with them over the week end Mrs. | Robison’s mother, Mrs. Charles Clark, | widow of Admiral Charles Clark, and | their sister and brother-in-law, Admiral | and Mrs. Charles F. Hughes of Wash- ington. Miss Helen Brewer has returned to | her home, on Franklin street, after a | visit to New York. Miss Emily Ritchie Gardiner of New | McLean, returned Wednesday from Fred- | erick, Md., where she has been visiting Judge McLean and her aunt and un- cle, Admiral and Mrs. Waltér McLean. | She was a guest at the governor's re- ception on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Philip Delano, who also has been | the guest of Mrs. Walter McLean, left | ;fl((l:ly for her home in wummnan,‘ Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Tuttle of Wash- ington and Miss Roe of Albany speént a few days last week as the guests of Ad- miral and Mrs. Walter McLean at the | residence on King George street. Mrs. Winston Paul of South Orange, N. J., is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Thaddeus A. Thomson, wife of Comdr. Thomson, at their residence, on Rodgers road. Comdr. and Mrs. Thomson also had as their guest over the week end Mr, Charles Allen of St. Louis, brother~ in-law of Comdr. Thomson. ‘The Bowling Club met as usual Tues. day at the Officers’ Club in the Naval Academy, with supper after bowling at the residence of Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Charlton E. Battle, on Upshur road. Mr. Alfred Miller of Baltimore was the guest of his cousins, Comdr. and Mrs. Willlams Wickham, over the week end, in their residence on Maryland avenue. Comdr. and Mrs. Wickham's other guests for the week end were Mrs. Georgé R. Carter and Mrs. J. C. Schenck of Baltimore. Mrs. Charles C. Slayton and her mothor, Mrs. Anne H. Pommer, enter- tained on Thursday at the sécond of a series of teas they are giving. Mrs. Bolivar Meade and Mrs. Rossell as- sisted. | Comdr. and Mrs. Theodore W. John- son entertained at dinner Tuesday in honor of C-~:7r. and Mrs. William T. Irvine in their residence on Acton place. Honor Mr. and Mrs. Monroe On Wedding Anniversary ‘The home of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence ©O. Fox on Randolph street northwest | ‘was the scene of a gathering in cele- bration of the fortieth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. W. E Monroe, the parents of Mrs. Fox. Dur- ing the evening Mr. and Mrs. Monroe were presented with a bouquet contain- ing 40 pink and white carnations from their eight children, six of whom were present. Mr. W. Emory Monroe of Point Pleasant, W. Va.. and Mrs. Wil- liam B. Carr of Fort Riley, Kans,, were unable to attend. Messages were read from the Rev. John Paul Tyler, Rev. Copenhaver, | Rev. H. J. Smith and Mr, W. Emory | Monroe. | 1In the company present were Mr. and | Mrs. W. E. Monroe. Mr. Charles Mon- roe, Mr. Fred Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Johr: C. Firmin, John, Philip, Emory and Virginia Mae Firmin; Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Fox, Mrs. Mildred Long. Mrs. Alfreda Conw Charles Conway, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Monroe, Mr. Oakley Monroe, Miss Frances Monroe, Mrs Sanctuary Society Unit Plans Rare Entertainment An interesting and artistic entertain- ment for “Mi-Careme” is in progress of preparation, under the auspices of the ladies of the Sanctuary Society of the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Chase, planned and directed by Mrs. E. L. Pugh, chairman. “Tableau-Vivants” will be given on March 11 at 8 o'clock at the Junior Theater, Wardman Park Hotel, illus- trating famous old and new songs. Mr. John Dawson and Mr. Harry Dawson of Rockville will give an especial number, an entracte, “Old Man River.” y Among the artists singing the songs will be favorites in both local profes- sional and amateur circles, including Miss Margaret Ashbridge Rabbitt, so- prano; Mr. Earl V. Grimes, tenor; Miss Catherine McEnery, soprano; Mr. Thomas_F. Slattery, tenor, and Muriel Evelyn Day, pianist. A partial list of patronesses for the tableaux include Mrs. George P.Scriven, Charles Roderick, Mrs. Willlam Butler, Miss Jennie Butler, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Fox, Mr. George Fox, Mrs. Gertrude Wilson, Miss Katherine Wilson, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Gertrude Whit- ing, Mrs. Rohrman, Miss Emma Rohr- man. Miss Florence Rohrman, Mrs. R. Hale, Miss Ruth Hale and Gertrude Shearer. Rouer-skating Carn;;al Set for March 8, 15 and 22 Keen interest is being taken in the Washington roller-skating carnivals to be held in the Washington Auditorium March 8, 15 and A notable com- pany of women have given their names as patronesses for the event. including Mme. Bostrom, wife of the Minister of Sweden. Mrs A. Lejeune, Mrs. Walter R. Tucki sdward R. Alpsander, Mrs Parker Crenshaw, Mrs Mrs. P. Lee Phillips, ene, Mrs. Lee Benoist Mrs. Willlam Laird Dunlop, Mrs Walker Page. Miss Mary Gildersleeve, Mrs. Effington Townsend and Mrs. John Ryan Deve- reux. Mrs. Richard Henry Lynn is chairman the arrangement com- mittee Practice class for the carnival will be held at the Washington Auditorium Tuesday and Wednesday from 3 to 6 o'clock. Mrs. of Sigma-l\'appa Phi Group Plans Dance March 13 Beta Chapter of Sigma Kappa Phi Sorority will give a subscription dance Wednesday night, March 13, from 9 to 12 o'clock. at Colonial Hotel, Fifteenth and M sireets northwest Miss Iona Bro ha nd is assisted in the arran Miss Kathryn Copenhaver and Miss Virginia Schmics. [ ' * | Oakse. Matthews, | | Mrs. John Ryan Devereux, Miss M. L. | McQuade, Mrs. Willlam C. Sullivan, | Miss Margaret. Merick, Miss Mary V. | Merrick, Mrs. J. Bolling, Mrs. | Andrew’ J. Cummings, Mrs. Henry | Hayes, Miss Loretta Lowenstein, Mrs. | James Bingham and Mrs. Edmund | The committee of lady managers in- | cludes Mrs. Charles E. Roach, Mrs. J. Ernest Smith, Mrs. Edmund Oakes, Mrs. | Elwood Wager, Mrs. L. D. Whitaker iand Mrs. J. C. Christopher. | Mississippi Society Gives ! Outstanding Program An interesting meeting of the Missis- | sippi State Society was held February | 26 at 2400 Sixteenth street. The mani- fold amusements attracted the largest | | crowd which has yet attended the sea- | sonal dances. | The president, Mr. James W. Collier, headed the receiving line, with M | Coliter, Representative and Mrs. B. G Iowrey and Miss Lillian Chenoweth. | Afterward an address was delivered by | Representative Lowrey. | " The chair appointed Dr. Clifton Clark | to draw up resolutions on the death of | Capt. Fred Beall of the Confederate 1 army. | | Guests of members of the society were: Miss E. Armstrong of Kentucky, | | guest of Representative and Mrs. Jeff | Busby; Mr. John Lamar Hopkins of | Chicago, Miss Flossie Noock, Mis< Mar- | | garet Haynes, Miss Julia Reynolds, Miss | Matilda Amicon, Miss Ruby Gregg, Mr. | Maurice Cooper and Mr. J. L. Gerdes, | guests of Mr_ Leavern Lackey. | ” The committee on ertertainment for | Confederate veterans from Mississippi | | who will attend the inauguration and the committee which will welcome Gov. | | Bilbo and staff of Mississippi will be | compassd of Mr. Harry Fulton, Mr. | Vernon Lowrey, Mr. Georgs Pott James C. Lea, Mr. L. Lackey, Mis<| Lillian Chenowsth, Miss Sue Blunt an Mrs. Sue File Remsey MISS SALLY FINNI | Daughter of Col. and Mrs. John H. Finney, who have announced her engagement A Harris-Ewing Photo. | to Maj. Paul W. Evans, U. Y, Bay State Reception Brilliant Affair The reception under the auspices or‘ the Massachusetts Society of Washing- | ton, given in honor of the Massachu- | setts press correspondents at the Capitol in the baliroom of the Wardman Park | Hotel Tuesday evening, February 26 | was one of the best social affairs held in the history of the society. Despite the inclement weather, approximately | 500 members and their guests were present. A number of Massachusetts people who came to attend the inaugu- ration were guests of the society. Danc- ing started promptly at 9 o'clock and continued until 1 o'clock. At 10 o'clock the receiving line was formed, headed by the Assistant United States Attorney General, president of the society, and Mrs. George R. Farnum, and included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carens, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Joslin, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McKee, jr.; Col. and Mrs. Robert | L. Norton, Mrs. George Richards, Miss | Cora Rigby, Mr. and Mrs. Wil P. Kennedy and Miss Augusta Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Bulkley Griffin, Mr. John | C. Loeser and Mr. Arthur C. Wimer. The entertainment features were em- braced largely in a program by George | O'Connor and a very interesting musical number by Wesley Eddy. A professional cabaret dancer also was an agreeable entertainer. The committee in charge of the reception program was under the leader- ship of Mr. Farnum, president of the soclety, and Mrs. Farnum; Mrs. Olive A. Cain, Mrs. John A. Chamberlain, Miss Hajriet McCheney, Mr. George A. | Hernan, Mr. William T. Simpson, Mr. Frank E. Hickey, Mr. Alfred E. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kempton, Mrs. Patrick J. Murray, Miss Helen G. O'Neill, Mr. Willam R. Russell, Mrs. | Ida W. Seaton, Mr. Gerald L. Whalen, Miss Agnes V. Wilson, Miss Marie C. Hoffman, Mr. Lewis W. Hart, Mr. Walter S. Binley, Mr. G. Herman Brandt and Miss Mary C. Brooks. ‘The reception committée included Mr. Edward L. Bacher, chairman; Mr. Charles A. Bowman, Miss Grace Cham- berlain, Miss Ivy Eberly, Mrs. Frank E. Hickev, Miss Edith M. Michand, Dr. and | Mrs. William 1. Ogus, Miss Elsie Phalen, | Miss Loretta Ryan. Miss Josephine | Wunder, Miss Pear] Zeiger, Mr. Arthur | Clancy, Mr. Joseph V. Connolly, Miss | Dorothea Cutting, Mr. John H. Coxhead, | Mr. Thomas F. Dolan, Miss Jessie C. Eldridge, Mr. John W. Fihelly, Mr. E. J. Flynn, Mr. George J. M. Grant, Miss Eleanor F. Glynn and Mr. John Hickey. On the membership committee were Mrs, Proctor L. Dougherty, chairman: Mrs. Mary A. Adams, Miss Eleanor Carleton, Mr. Girard M. Cahill, Mr. D. H. Fassett, Miss Lilllan Feltman, Miss Martha D. Gould, Miss Adelaide Harris, Miss Josephine M. Hoffman, Miss Mary McColligan, Mr. James E. Nolan, Miss Nola M. Paquin, Mr. Charles F. Sharkey, Miss Emily S. Steele, Mrs. Mary L. Willis, Miss Edith M. Wilson, Mr. Thomas R. Henry, Mr. Edward A. Kane, Mr. Eugene P. McCracken. Mr. Willard A. Major, Mr. Bradley E. D. Nash, Mr. George S. Naphin, Mr. Irwin R. Powell, Mr, Haro'd H. Shaller, Mr. John T. Slattery, Mr. Frederick N. Stone, Miss Margaret Whalev. Miss| Annie R. Waugh, Miss Jessie L. Willlams and Miss Carol W. Wroe. Towa UTAlumni Asse;nble At Anniversary Dinner | University of Towa alumni assembled at a dinner Saturday evening, February 23, at the Arlington Hotel. The easion was in honor of national Towa night, commemorating the eighty-flist anniversary of the founding of the uni- versity. Forty guests attended and the dinner table, set up in form of an “I” was decorated with the school colors, lighted candles and appropriate favors. At the opening of the evening’s pro- gram, Mr. Karl S. Hoffman, president of the Washington alumni group, read | a special greeting from the president of the University of Towa. and also some extracts from speeches that were broad- cast from the university radio station at Iowa City the same evening. Mrs. Lottie L. Volkmer, contralto sang her numbers including the uni- versitv song, “Old CGold.” Following this, Dr. George E. MacLean, ex-presi- dent of the university, presented a group of Interesting lantern slides, assisted by Dr. Paul Bartsch, noted sclentist, to il- lustrate recent developments at the University of Towa. The evening’s pro- gram closed with singing of “On Iowa.” the “Towa Corn Song,” and “Old Gold ¢ Greenway Inn Opposite Cathedral Mansions N Sunday | Special Lenten We&ding List Of Interest in Capital Miss Alice Pag: Nelson Waller, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Waller of Stafford near Fredericks- burg, Va., was married to Mr. John Eailey King, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. King of Brooklyn, N. Y., February . In tae Chapel of the Church of the Transfiguration, New York. The bride, 'ho was unaitendsd. was given in mar riage by her uncle, Mr. Rudolph P. Mil- ler. ane bridegroom had as his best man Mr. Waldo Reiner of Brooklyn. After a bridal trip to Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. King will make their home in Brooklyn. The bride is a granddaughter of Col. William Armistead Nelson, who was an officer of the American fleet which, under the command of Com- modore Oliver Hazard Perry, made the visit to Japan which was instrumental in opening up that country to associa- tion with the other nations of the world. Her paternal grandfather was Col. Thomas Waller, a distinguished officer on Gen. Mosby's staff during the Civil War. The bride attended Barnard College and recently has been engaged in editorial work in New York City. She is a sister of Miss Mary Robinson Waller and Mrs. Emily Waller Bourne, wife of Maj. Louis Milton Bourne, who Corps aviation in Nicaragua. Mr. King is a chemical engineer, hav- ing graduated from the Brooklyn'Poly- technic Institute. An interesting Midwinter wedding was that of Miss Minnie Steinbraker, daughter of Mrs. Emma Steinbraker, to Mr. Kenneth Waldo Funk of Spring- field, Ill, at the First Brethren Church on Thursday evening, February 21, the Rev. Homer A. Kent officlating. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. David Walker sang 'O Promise Me"” and Miss Mabel Donaldson played “The Sweet- est Story Ever Told.” The bride, who was escorted to the altar by her brother, Mr. Harry Stein- braker, wore a gown of white satin with tight fitting bodice, trimmed in Irish point lace. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs. C. McGeough Sams, matron of hcnor, wore a gown of deep rose georgette. The bridesmaids, Misses Doro- ny mon and Dorothy Totten wore frocks of orchid and pale green satin made on straight lines, Mr. Funk had as his best man Mr. C. McGeough Sams, and the ushers were Mr. David Walker and Mr. Wal- ter Wheeler. An informal reception followed at the bride’s home, 1223 E street southeast. They will be at home after March 15, at the West View Apartments, Tea Announced to Honor Visitors in Capital A tea in honor of visiting national officers and members of the Natlonal Yoemen F will be given at the Thomas Circle Club, 1326 Massachusetts avenue, this afternoon, from 4 to 6 o'clock. The hostesses will be National Comdr. Helen G. O'Neill, National Historian Esther V. Hall, National Adj. Helen C. McCarty, National Treasurer Mabel F. Staub, Na- tional Legislative Officer Emily S. Steele of Washington, Mrs. Dorothy Knight Fannon. scuthérn regional Tepresenta- tive; Mrs. Lucille Allan, commander of U. §. S. Jacch Jones Post, No. 2, of the American Legion; Mrs. Lois Beach McRae, Riverdals, Md.; Mrs. Janet Eng- lish, Alexandria, Va. and Mrs. Anne Frame, Washington, assisted by local members of the orgenization. Among the out-of-town members present will pe Pasy hatigns © gy Cecilia_Geiger of Philadelphia, Miss Anne Perry, commander or yeomen i Post, 50, the American Legion, of Phil- adelphia; National Junior Vice Comdr. Maybelle M. Bond, Comrades Marion Medkirk, Helen Dunne, Gertrude Bracken, Margaret Collins, Margaret Wellbank, Katherine Johnston of Phil- adelphia; Comiaues lrene Maliw, car- rie Klinger, May Collins_and Comrade fork: Comrades Olive artz, Natlonal Vice Comdr. Mae E. Dwyer and Helen Wien- hausen of Connecticut; Comrades Alice M. Gieseking, central regional repre- sentative, of Chicago, and Mrs. Alice Dodge, past commander, Norfolk Wom- en’s Post, the American Legion. WARDMAN PARK HOTEL - INAUCURAL DINNER DANCE Monday Evening, March 4, 7:30 to 1 A. M. U Turkey | L E Dinner March 4th U T Tenderloin \AI 7:30 P.M. |7:30 P.M. Roast L. Duck s Dinner Steak | 51 00 $1.00 & E Declicous_Homemade Desserts Hot Bread and Pastry Brolled 1:30 10 | 5:00 to * Col. 10118, Ann Tabor WEEDE MEYER And His Versatile Orchestra Special Entertainment—Couvert $1.00 Dinner Parfait, $2.50 |Visitors Enrolled In Capital to Witness Inaugural Ceremony | ‘Gencul and Special Society J News Gathered in Chevy Chase—Personal Notes of Interest. Dr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Pielding, Mrs. John R. Loomis and Mrs. Maurice Hoopes of Glens Falls, N. Y., are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank | Fish Rogers at their home on Hesketh | street for the inauguration. | Dr. and Mrs. Charles Crane of New- | ark, N. J.. and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Gof- | horn of Philadelphia, Pa,, are the guests | of Dr. and Mrs, D. G. Davis of McKin- ley street during inaugural week. Miss Helen Stilson of Duluth, Minn.. is the guest for a week of Mr. and Mrs. Johnston B. Campbell of Quesada street; Miss Stilson is en route to New York City. | _Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jones of Gramercy street spent the week end at the Denis Hotel, Atlantic City, N. J. Mrs. Harold E. Doyle entertained at luncheon and bridge Friday at her home on Huntington street. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Perry have | returned to their home after spending several weeks in Florida. Miss Ruth Warren, daughter of Dr. {and Mrs. B. R. Warren, will entertain at a party this evening in her home on | Taylor street. Mrs. M. A. Dougherty of Cam- | bridge, Mass., is the house guest for sev- eral weeks of her son and daughter-in- law, Commissioner and Mrs. Proctor L. Dougherty, at their home on Jenifer street. Mrs. Roman Geller and her son Ro- man, who have been the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Borden of Broad Branch road. have returned to their home in Philadelphia. Church Unit Listed For Entertainment. Mrs. George Dennison of Chevy Chase parkway will entertain her unit of the Blessed Sacrament Church Tuesday. ‘Tea will be served. Mrs. Ben Tilton of Utica, N. Y, is the house guest of her mother, Mrs. George Henderson of McKinley street. M George Goetzman of Nevada avenue entertained at bridge and tea on Wednesday afternoon. | _Mr. Charles Lind of Toledo, Ohio, was | the guest for several days of Mr. and | Mrs. Karl F. Stuhler on McKinley street. | Mr. Lind formerly resided in Washing- ton. Mrs. R. E. Adams of Chevy Chase | parkway is visiting relatives n Brecken- ridge County, Ky., for several week: Mrs. Jere Crane entertained her at luncheon and bridge Friday. Mrs. William P. Jacobs entertained at dinner and bridge Saturday evening {at_her residence on Jenifer street. Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Reidy of Broad Branch road gave a bridge and | supper Wednesday evening. Mr. Davd M. Swing of Eastern Shore, Md., was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Thompson on Ingomar street. Dr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Warburton | have returned to their home on West | Lenox street. They spent a month in San Juan, Porto Rico, where Dr. War- burton was the representative of the Secretary of Agriculture on the Hur- ricane Relief Commission. Concert Given to Aid Central Union Mission. ‘The music section of the Woman's Club, under the direction of Mr. Hern- don Morsell, gave a concert for the benefit of the Central Union Mission on Wednesday at the Willard Hotel. Dr. Charles F. Russell has gone to his home in Herndon, Va., after spend- ing several weeks as the guest of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Pollard. Mr. James B. Crane, a student at ‘Washington and Lee University, is visit- | ing his parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. B.| Crane, of Northampton street, to attend | the inauguration. The reading class of Chevy Chase met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Carden Warner of Melrose street. Mrs. Warner | reviewed “A Childhood in Brittany," by Anne Douglas Sedgerwick. The Thursday Book Club of Chevy Chase met at the home of Mrs. Fay Holbrook, who reviewed a book by Lewis Brocone. Tea was served. Mrs. John Craighorn of West Wood- bine street has gone to Philadélphia to spend several weeks. Mrs. William Stein of Leland street entertained at bridge and tea Wednes- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hall and their daughter Emily Barton of Meadow lane X;‘(C Saturday for a visit at Palm Beach, a | ul Mrs. Stephen Lyman Tabor, who spent last week as the guest of Mrs, ‘Winthrop Goddard Hall of Worcester, Mass., has returned to her home in Chevy Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Evans G. Slatter of New Jersey are the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Parker of Cedar r. ane rs. Homer H. ’ll;:ledoA.lgk:{o,Jnre the guests olH i{‘:_hn:dr rs. . Earl on Flori ot da street, Group of Governors Here For Inaugural Ceremony The group of governors of the Stati who make their headquarters at tl:: Willard while here over the inaugura- tlon ceremonies are: Gov. and Mrs, Charles W. Tobey and staff of New Hampshire, Gov. John S. Fisher and staff of Pennsylvania, Gov. and Mrs. Clayton Douglass Buck, with official stafl, of Delaware; Gov. and Mrs. Myers Cooper and the governor's staff of Ohlo, Gov. Frank Emerson of Wy- oming, Gov. Flem D. Sampson of Ken- tucky; Gov. Morgan F. Larson and staff of New Jersey, Gov. John Hammill of North Carolina end Gov. Hai S. Leslie of Indiana and Mrs. be!ll:"lnd members of the governos sta |} A DISTINCTIVE CAR Special Fleetwood five-passenger closed body. Black oil Anish. Bewu- tiful upholstery. Ever: Chassis thoroughly up to date. truly wonderful motor 5760 Our price Terms available. PACKARD—WASHINGTON 13th at Kalorama E & Original cost. today 1s $2,750. Featuring ncluding Couvert. Dance—Favors 000 for Reseraviions. of Iowa, Gov. M. Gardner and staff i WIFE OF PRESIDENT’S AIDE MRS. OSMU Wife c. 5> military aide to the President, who will occupy a conspicuous place | Miss Marie McCa D. A. R. Official Group Honored at Reception The national and State officers and members of Federal City Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, were guests at a reception Tuesday eve- ning when Mrs. Mahlon A. Winter and Mis. George E. Chadsey entertained in their honor. The house was decorated with Spring flowers and the hostesses had assisting them in the dining room Mrs. Royal L. Shuman, regent of Federal City Chap- ter: Miss Estell Price, Mrs. Epes, Mrs. Mary K. Nalle and Mrs. Viola Fellowes. A group of young girls, including Miss Myrtle Louise Creel, Miss Laura Eleanor Howell, Miss Harriett Chase, Miss Cathleen Nalle, Mrs. Helen Dorris, Miss Mabel Wheelock, Mrs. Jasper M. Beall and Mrs. Sterling Kerr, also assisted in the dining room and added much to the attractiveness of the reception. Among those attending were Mrs. owell F. Hobart, Mrs. John M. Beavers, rs. Willilam Sherman Walker, Mrs. David D. Caldwell. Mrs. Henry B. Pat- t Miss Helen Harmon, Miss Nellie C Mrs. George Hillyer, Jr Mrs. I Mis. W. 8 Husband, Mrs Tick W. Matteson, Mrs. Jeter C. Pritchard, Mrs. Albert Baggs. Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook, Mrs. William S. Parks, Mrs. Harry B. Gauss, Mrs. Harry C. Oberholser, Mrs. Clyde Hamblin and othe: A telegram was received during the | evening from Mrs. Julius Talmadge from her home at Athens, Ga., extend- ing greetings to the chapter and ex- pressing her regret that she could not be present. — !Party Honers Visitors 1 From La Salle Institute | A party was held last week in honor of the visiting members of La Salle | Institute. Cumberland, Md.. by Mrs. | B. B. Allison of Takoma Park, D. C. | . Among the guests were: Miss Angela | Wigger, Miss Virginia Birminham, Miss Madeline Wallis, Miss Mae Muivihill, thy, Miss Mae Dun- N LATROBE, at the inaugural charity ball at the Washington Auditorium tomorrow night. | WOrth, Miss Katherine McCandless. Miss — Bachrach Photo, | Helen Casale, Miss Dorothy Eckloff and Entertainment Planned For Visiting Engineers ‘Tomorrow night the visiting members |of the American Institute of Mining | ity Women will have “open house” Engineers and their Jadies will be enter- tained by the wives of the local mem- bers, with the co-operation of other friends, at a reception and dance at the Interior Department Building. Mr. Horace Albright, director of the na- tional parks, has arranged a showing of superb views and moving pictures in the Interior Auditorium. In the receiving line will be the Am- bassador of Mexico and Mme. Tellez, the Minister of Panama and Mme. Al- faro, the Minister of Egypt and Mme. Samy, the Minister of Venezuela and Mme. Grisanti, representing countries of great mining. oil and engineering interests: the director of the Geological Survey, Dr. George Otis Smith, an_ex- president of the institute, and Mrs. Smit] the director of the National Park Service, Mr. Horace Albright; the director of the Bureau of Standards, Dr. George K. Burgess, chairman of the Washington section of the institute; | Dr. N. H. Darton of the Geological Survey and Mrs. Darton, chairman of the local section of the woman's aux- iliary, and several prominent members of the institute and auxiliary from New York, including Mr. and Mrs George Barron, Mrs. James F. Kemp, Mrs. H. Foster Bain and Mrs. Thomas J. Browne, jr. Mrs. George S. Rice, wife of the chief engineer of the Bureau of Mines, will be at the Cosmos Club during the day tomorrow to receive the wives of out- of-town members and to supply cards for residents who may wish to attend the evening affair, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoover have both held the office of president of the institute and auxillary and are still active members. American Poetry Circle Pleasingly Entertained The American Poetry Circle of the League of American Pen Women enter- tained on Tuesday evening at the Rochambeau Apartment. The president, Miss Maud Scruggs, was assisted by the two vice presidents, Mrs, Bullock-Willis and Miss Alderson; the secretary, Miss Edwin, and Miss Diana Powell, treasurer. Mrs. Bonine Busch, president of the Natlonal League of American Pen ‘Women, honor guest of the evening, was suddenly called to Miami by illness, and Mrs. Bullock-Willis became the reader. Her paper interpreted the “Poetry of the Bible.” Prize poems and honorable mention esavs were read by Miss Aldet- son, Miss Diana Powell, Miss Scruggs. Miss Vincent, Miss Colling, Miss Erwin and Mrs. Thomas. There were no guests invited, but at the Easter meeting visitors will be included. Miss Anne Morrow, Col. Lindbergh's flancee, is a member of the New York branch of the American Poetry Circle, and the Washington branch hopes to have her as a member. - | Miss Dorothy Condon, Mr. Don Corrigan, | Mr. William McDonald, Mr. Madden McGinn, Mr. Gormer Kelly, Mr. John Blough, Mr. Joseph Lucas, Mr. Richard Grabenstein, Mr. H. Naughton, Mr. E. Mullen. Mr. M. Stegmaier, Mr. J. Con- “open }Iouse.. Tomorro\vi [ don, Mr. B. Morrison, Mr. C. Kean, Mr. Aeneas Collins, Mr. Eugene Auguster- The American Association of Univers- | Ilr‘rvr. Mr. Key Mulvihill and Mr. John to- morrow at 4 o'clock p.m. Members from | geyiioel™ Thare was dancing and re. eshments were served in the latter | the following colleges will be hostesses: | fr | Agnes Scott, Baylor, Mississippi State | part of the evening. College for Women, Tulane University, = | Meredith, Nerth Carolina Colledge for | Charity Ball Tickets ! Women, University of Mississippi, | Merryville, Converse, Southwestern Col- On Sale at Mayflowcr Mrs. Prank W. Bacon is in charge of lege, University of Texas, Wesleyan, | | the commttee selling tickets a: the | University of Kentucky, University of | (he jcommizes Sclling Hie - Oklahoma, University of Arkansas and | pal tomorrow evening oy :‘r:imv‘v::;:x‘:;’- ! the University of Tennessee. | ton Auditorium. assisted by Mrs. Wood- Mrs. Chester Morrill, Dr. Lucile bridgs N. Ferris. Mrs. Karl D. Klemm, | Mrs. William L. Fulton and Miss | Mrs. Frank B. Freyer, Mrs. Charles B. Annabel Matthews will preside at the | Drake, Mrs. Henry Clay Carpenter, Mrs. | tea table. | Lucy Wilder Morris and Mrs. Harriet | Mrs. Dayton A. Gurney will be the i hostess at a dance to be given Saturday evening, March 9, at the clubhouse of i the association. | 'O.E.S. Chapter Sponsors | An Easter Card Party iversity Women Plan The Famous Community Dinners rved in the | High'iands Cafe The annual Easter card party of Escher Cnapter, No. 5, O. E. S., will be Consii e a6 C M0 held Tuesday afternoon, A})'rll 2, in th» M. Jones and Mrs. J. Harry ps are in charge of tickets. f The patroness committee is composed | if of Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, Mrs. Rosa ! ulcare, with Mrs. Wallace Streater as chairman. Others in charge are: Table reserva- | tions, Mrs, George Roscoe Davis; Mrs, | | Daniél P. Bush, Mrs. James A. West. i | Mrs. P. W. Gibbon, Mrs. Charles E. Baldwin, Mrs. E. D. Stocking, Mrs. Chester C. 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