Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1929, Page 37

Features for Women Part 3—12 Pages T SOCTETY SECTION Tales of Well Known Folk he Sunday Shar. WASTHNGION, - B.: (., SUNDAY. MORNING, M MRS, KAY WADIL Of Copenhagen, guest of her brother-in- ster, the attache of the First Lady of Nation Wins Praise For Skill in Meeting Her Multitudinous Duties i T 2 Notable Siiccess Ac}u'cvedrin Many Activities. { Society Functions Scheduled in Capital. Congressional Club to Celebrate. BY SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. 8 Washingtoh residents become more and more accustomed to Mrs.-Hoover as the First Lady of the Land instead of Mrs. Hoover, wife of the Director of the Food Administraticn, or Mrs. Hoover, wife of the Secretary of Commerce, the marvel grows that she is capable of so much activity of a substantial nature and | yet-fulfill to perfection all of her official social duties. The recm'd‘Y of a single day's activities would stagger the usual run cf women. | and yet Mrs. Hoover comes out of it all without a sign of fatigue and is as smiling and happy 2s a dinner hostess as in the early hours of the morning when she first takes up her duties. | RS. HOOVER has clearly shown her interest in all movements for the betterment of the lives of wemen and children since she reached womanhood. but since coming to the White House she has set an example that all future First Ladies may well emulate. Last week she attended the opening session of the Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation at the Hotel Washington and at mid-day was guest at the luncheon given for the rural section of the organization. It was on this occasion that Mrs. Hoover expressed her appreciation of country schools and said that she considered her one year as pupil in a country school of invaluable benefit in her after education. YESTEBDAY the lure of Old Virginia roads called the President and Mrs. Hoover, just as they called the First Lady of the Land the day before when she visited Richmond. However, the President was not so much interested in sightseeing as he was in fishing pools | and in country rambles. Undoubtedly these little unannounced outings will keep both the President and Mrs. Hoover from the cruel wear and tear of office if they but stoutly keep to the program. 'HE President and Mrs. Hoover have sent out invitations to a group of guests from diplomatic, official and resident circles to witness exhibition matches by the Davis Cup players on the White House tennis courts the afternoon.of Tuesday, May 21. These exhibitions will be an introduction to the preliminary games at the Chevy Chase Club, May 23 to 25, for the supreme trophy in the tennis world—the Davis Cup, now held by the French. While the social world wondered if the President. and Mrs. Hcover could possibly forego the joys of Spring garden parties. this is their solution, and the hour, 5 o'clock, s just when the sun throws long shadows over the lawn. RS. HOOVER is showing her interest in the work of the Women's Army-Navy League and has become the honorary president of that organization. Since the administration of Grover Cleveland the First Lady of the Land has 5o served the league because the President is commander-in-chief of the my and Navy. ACH afternoon Mrs. Hoover receives groups of guests and last week Mrs. James Robert McKee, daughter of the late President Benja- min Harrison, who acted as mistress of the White House after the death of her mother, was among Mrs. Hoover's guests at tea. Mrs. McKee has many friends in Washington, where she has been a frequent visitor as the guest of Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, the late Benator Elkins having served as Secretary of War in President Har- rison’s cabinet. Mrs. McKee has been at White Sulphur Springs for several weeks and will be at the Mayflower until the middle of the week when she will jcin Mr. McKee and their daughter, Mrs, McKee Reisinger, in their home, Berkeley Lodge, at Greenwich, Conn. FT'HE Jast family gathering of the C(;mre. ional Club for the season | versary. Wednesday evening, May 15. It will be a gala affair begin- ning with a delicious supper at 6:30 o'clock with the husbands as guests. The cake will be cut by the honor guest—Mrs. John B.| Henderson—a cherter member. The gifts be received by the president, Mrs. Porter Dale, with fitting ceremony. The Marine Band dancing and cards with a special feature dance by the children frem Neighborhood House will complete the program. - i CALL on Washington made annually and to which society gen- erously responds is the House of Mercy garden party. to be held at the Cathedral Close, Tuesday, May 21, starting at 3 o'clock. Should | bad weather spoil the varty on that day. it will be held the fellowing day. Mrs. Lawrence Heap is chairman of all the committees Supper vill be served under the trees by the ‘Thursday Morning Club of Emp%mr‘l\v Church and Mrs. Arthur MacArthur will assist from 4 to 7 o'clock. - : Tea Dance Guest List ; ssisting Mr. and Mr At ngressiona e den in receiving will be s, Ed- The Assistant Secretary of War and ward Pou, in whose honor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MI: and Mrs. Henry J. Richardson. number of couples at the tea dance of Ransley, are sparing no efforts to make the associate members of the Congres- the tea dance the big event of the year sional Club. 2001 New Hampshire ave- for the aasociate members. Many nue. Saturday. May 18, hostesses are arranging parties in which and Mrs. Hugo Black. Renresentative Washington will he included, * Prominent Officials Temporarily Listed Among the Absentees "T'0 Capital Society Folk Mellon T 2 Secretary The Secretary Mellon, his and Mrs, Bruce daughter, M Long Iskind uniil the mid Carlton Edward Moran, | five Mre. Patrick J Hurley will be the guests’ Dr. and Mrs. William A. Morgan and | host The associate member entertainment | road in Virgini: Antony Wadden will. enterfain a large committee, headed by Miss Elizabeth | Mys, AR o Allen at Leesburg—Notes of Gther Notables. of General returned Hotcl after a short visit in Toledo, will be the celebration of the club’s twenty-first birthday anni- | Graries room e Adome who i rehrn of the week. man Wilbur Inicrior trip through Virginia. tary of Comme: n Lamoni itinued on vandenboy of that lunche Knight traveler eaker at Friday. Visit;ng on Long ]sland——Sccremry the ‘Treasury, Mr spending the Ch G “Matthewa i their home, on He will return to Wash- ington the first of the week. Walter !} Wi ) dman , "¢ Missiom to Spai in their home, in 0 Washington wife of t returned wife of of Representa- ) 'E::":‘I‘nrmprl\ Miss Ilona Lustig of Provi- dence. R. 1. included Mrs, James Couzens, Mrs. Por- Sente of the guests will he Senator notables from official and residential fer H. Dale, Mrs, Edward Keating and | James 8. Parker, MRS, HARRY S. NEW, With “Ol Bill” the Shama thiush, presented o her by Mis. Coulidge when shie leit th Wiate House. Batirais MRS. MICHAFL H. HURLEY, News of Interest Relating Record of Activities p)':ccd;ng the Early Summer Period. Mrs. Delos A. Blodketi and her sister. | flower until the ehd of the month 3N Prominent Residents and Visitors Included in the ar- returned | riving yosterday e Wishinglon from and Cerday from the ing the New York, where (hey spent a short Kirk- Uip by motor. Mrs sister have been in M for oam June at the Bay Kidge Hotel at Willtam F. McNualt has arrived | Kidge, M. in Washington and is at the Mayower Avthur Stanky Rizgs divec Former or Richard P. Ernst of Archeologioal BoCTRLs: of VR Kent hosi recen o' Mr. J skt 5 M. | Hary Gunningham ettt i fal e led tor Spain May 10 on 5 Gridiron C Mr. Clifford K. Berr - B A RO FoTiE € N tor Fleld pr| company him the trip is pure] B ey ok HEwATEGie T Mific one. While in Madrid Char Portorfield Light T vy of Y g he Al Tub, at his hospitable home | * TR S R in Covingion. They visited the bige | 0f Aichae Ll rass rogion around L L, Paris nd Frankforl, whore- many famous | - ck farms are lociied, relurning o shington Friday aiter an absence of arly w week g to- 3 the sentative the Archacological number of carch in | Byrences, baside boih the | C3positions i Barc wd” Sevill Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lewis shinglon and Keniucky left Frids wolor 0% O) ik T l}‘ wwn, Conn., is pussiag the we m, ot County, K 1 Washinglon ut nd Mrs. Lewi ater. Mis old home at clbyville and attend at Trinity: Gol Derby they will entertain a | bet A fy Tie List Pose L who have been ut thy anc Howard Nymen bas reiurned to hinglon affor a visit to her so Mr. will address the Royal Acader Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Vrceman, jr and her | tme. ‘They had also visited i Boston Ume and stopped en North lor roand AMrs. George Hickman with evernl visits. cochildeen will pass (e month of By - a my and Our Dl 0" As ‘the rep So- ciety of Washinglon, he will examine « 5 th Mrs. Thomas P. Walsh of Middle-' |, eud Maytlower awith ary Walsh, a sti- J0IBt | Gauehtor-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Dene! Mrs. Manly L. Mackey and children given St the’ | fyimih Tombard Nyman. fu* theis he Maridyn and Rob-rt, have returned | : 2 L d Ny ome | | Little Tea House on the Mount Vernon | it Hempstead, Long Island. where She erday in honor of | went to make the acqunintance of her i | Grand | new grandson, the son of Mr. and Mrs, | leeturer. | Nyman. Mrs. Benjamin Nyman \”‘i Humphrey of Rhode Island avenue, | home in Omaha, Nebr., Portland, Orez. will bz at the May- (Continued on Second Page.) F 2 -~ ding two months with Mrs, Mac- parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter | O'Donnell, Maj. Oliver Ha ine: Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Soles of Me- Ats Seesport. Pa.. arrived In Washington Mr. and Mis. John W. Parker of | Vesterday from Atlantic City and will|1and entertained s eompany of 28 [Ca pita] Residents } Maxell Mul MKS, KOBERT-P. SKINXER, Wiie of the United States Minister toiGreece, be o vond aad Undorwesd Dean of Diplomatic Corps And Lady Howard Honored cntertained hese. Entertained TgJay at Luncheon ;p Pl;;né,eton. N. J.- Special Notes of Foreign Legation ¢AOI;V;‘;2i" pEl‘!Ol’lfll' Mention. The Ambassador of Great Britain ana | M. George Boncesco, who returned with Lady Isabells Howard will be the guescs | sl ¥ |-0f honor at huicheon today of the dsan Thie uwi tte Netherlunde ane | of the dean and doyenue of the diplo- Who, with her children, Selma and Thomas, has joined her husband, the new second secretary oi-the Britisiembassy. Schedule Charminfl Social Festivities Honor Dinners and Lunch- cons and Supper Dances Feature Program of Week Just Closed. Representutive and Mrs. S. Wallace Loupsey of New York will be hosi dinner Friday evening in e norih i oL the bayRower, Col. and Mrs. Beujumin . L. Wil s were hosts al ditner last evening al Wardman Park Hotel, having s ticir ‘guests Maj. and - Mrs. Roger S, Pariil, Muj. and Mrs, Ray L. Avery Maj. and N Richard Park, Ma). and Mrs. Willinm H. Lanshan of Fort ! Humohvey and Maj. and Mrs. ‘Troy i Midaletor Maj. and Mrs. Henvy Leonard were iany of 48 at dimer asslands . Country e Merrill of New York rllon MacVeagh, whose eng was Pecently smnounced. Mrs, wconard was unespectedly calied oul of Wwn and her daughter, Miss Ellen ‘Choron, acled as lostess: i Ler ab- e, Additional guesis were asked WE danciug alter (ne ahiner. Maj. and Mes. Berkeley T. Merchant rerlained at ding Rist evening wl Chsse Club in compliment EUCSE, M. and Mrs cCoun of New York, who Sunday. Others in and My m S, Mo Chitie, U McClintiy Maj. and Mis! Leounrd T. Gerow, Maj wnd Mr 5. Bes: Muj. and Mrs. Willi; R. er, M, Mrs. John T 1 and Mis Willis D. Crittenberger, N Louis A W. K. Kilpatrick and Mr. D. L. Star- buck. Judge and Mrs. Rish La Motte Hol- | (C@E\TQ on Second Page. b | the Hotel Astor in New York. Lol the week for & shEre St of the Graduate College and Mrs. Au- Mhie V:z' will eptertxin at din- gustus Trowbridge. who will entercuin | ¢F evenmg. Al Maymun House . Princeton. The | ’f‘htuuini;brvn;ll'brhe lmn '::rete ;‘;v Ambassador and - Ladv Isabella are | 21 gs-sfncWhite Wil ol ey spending the week eud with Mrs. M. | U wotor for a trip 1 Virtal e route ‘Taylor Pyhe, at ler place, Drum- | ‘% ‘“‘“:“"v .. ‘Where the Minis . thwacket, in Princeton. Tomorrow the | Nill deliver_ an address at the banque; English Speaking - Union will give a “::"fi:\‘b’“:":‘(""}‘,’“".{“‘;Rvmfi = fl"' luncheon in the Princeton Inn in howor | SRS of. Tenrsyivania it gt matic corps. who will return to Washi- | =turn’ Thursday. inglon the middle of the week. T The Ambassador and Lady Isabella g er 3 g e g Howard will entertain at dumer Wed- U2 3 ebphia. nesduy evening. May 26. ‘The Minister - of Nicaragua = an . Senora de’ Sacasa will recurn Tuesdav The Ambassador of Mexico and Se- i Wediesday {roin Philadelphia, where nors de, ‘Lellee are expected (o rétuia - it E ' Lo frst of e week Trom Columbin (Cgntihued o Sixth. Pay Mo. where they wenl o aitend - the > ! 4.: \v::»\!x ";1 n.z].:nqu.::n.«nu week a0 e My, ‘Rathbone Entertains Jaiversity of Missou g h N . The 1talian Amibassador.. Nobile Gia- Guests at 'Dinner Today Comw de MaTUG, Was SWorll i &s Sefia- Senator Oharies 8. Desieen and Rep- Lor Vhuisday i the Falsso Madain i Ciitaifve wiid ars. Richard Yases wil assador and Nobil de Maruoo | e “lie duuier guesdts of Mrs. Henry wiiied for 1taly sarly in Aptil and Diobr | Kiggs Raihibone ai the Wardman: Park ably will not rewurn undl the early. Au- | Hojer taduy. Mrs. - Rathione’ has stlc (. ter loule i Keniiworth, 1L aud. she The Ambassador of France, M. .Payl | §ill thetefure, fecum to Chiexgo Tues- Claudet, will returis Wednesaay, froi NEw "‘::wi"' }:”: opee ‘A"ux(s:ngr,u“?'r' York, where.he weht at the end of the | gy Seter. Mis. William & Scherts, in week (0 bid bon voyage to Mine. Clau- | oo n’m'fi‘- ‘v‘! n”n‘ ‘"""k* tsw; del and’ thelr younger drugliter, Sille. | 1O U ']“"“.»‘R" 5 ‘:‘ ‘: lh:' fih:‘:hlkmw Kenee Claudel. when they swiled Friday | DX, e, Iate: Representaive I e aboard the- Ile de France for tuefr [ 299 Will- give his political. " historieal Lictie. The Ambassador will be the guest ,:::‘ll:‘.‘,'l““l"’"' a:)rWM.u o 2’5‘2’-‘ of honor at thie nfteenthh annunl Aty | hani_Liudoln she will give o the Hamil Guild of -Anierica, whieh will be held-in o1 Club ot Chicago and his historjes] relies and gilts, given by Abraham Lin- n colu ta his family. will be given to the The Belgian Ambassador and Prin | muwseum. ess de Ligne sailed yesterday for Cuba Mrs. Radhibone will sail the end of Diere they will attend the inaugursiion | June for Kwope, where she will remain of President Machiado, who was recently | UnGl. the “Fall. In November she will Tesclooted. The Ambassador will preseit | TeLUM 10 UUS country and will estab- {6 President Machado the grand cross | lish & restdence in Washington. uf the Order of Leopold. which ha d : been conberred on the Cuban chief ex- A 3 F ) Ccaune by King Albere of the Belgicns. Wives-of ‘Engineers Will - Ambassador and Mine. Debue Eutertain Mrs. Hoover iy Today. Kelurniug to Cily Tod. Gor and Muwe. | M. Hoover hias accepted the ‘invita- . ‘e Japancse Ambassador and Mule (ion of the wives of local members of D buchi : Lo speud WUCR (e - Amierican Distitute _ of - Mintng Ui Uie Sunimer sl Buctia Vista S sigineess’ (o be thewr guest at & tea Yo They will reluwrn to Washu Luesdny alternoon, given for members Ui evening from Colinbia. Mo. Wheee | Guly ™ Pl event is & /feature of the ey Wenl on e nvitation o Ui ey mieging of the District of Columbia Lool of Jouruatism Of ‘the UBWEIRLY ection of -the Womai's. suxiliary to the Gf Roun dor o We Celebratiol Of ) aniegican ustitute of - which, . until Juurnnsin week. Februsky of (Lis year, Mrs. Hoover was Nonoraty - president. A few vears ago etk i Eapected 10 sail fov' this coune | 1T Hovver wis prasilent of the inatte Boier, is expecten 1o e Lote . Al he received its .medal for Ley e wiidule ol tie “l"k(‘“‘.::::";’:m Cistngshied engieering accomplish- ing several munths in Geue ©linents. - Officers of e local section”of Mue. Peter, who suiled with ihe M- | e gxitiary iuclude Mrs. N. H. Dartpn, wher carly lu»\h( yemr. M CUEN | Chiraaain: aatd NI George Otis Smith, 0 abroad unul (he Auvain, Vice chairinan. One of the-libraries. of it -organizalion hws been named for s Hoover. T * The Miniter of Switzerland. M. Mare A of Colowbia and Senor erivin AL dinuies sevpt and. vme. Mrs. Calhoun “Announces any enterta duner Friday eve i it Formal At Home-Today Nz, their gu ng (e Speaker of ! House wnd Mrs. Lonesorlh, Sethe . gy Gy conoe: Chiceendsit: Gibioun S 1 Moses, SCURMOL, i) Niva - ihe last Of her formal Sun- Ars. Hiram -Bagham and Mr. aid days-at” ol Yor thi -doRson 7 LV erett Sanders. 5 Cise Aiuisier_anit Mme. Suiny, weit | (2108108 the Sihers day faz Taiting Yesterday (o (e Taces ab Bunlics. Md Ok ou he DL, ba the. FRRE" of hiey: Witl.go fb At the end (e enttunces 1o Braemar Forest. -All 1 | who are.inierested, cordially inyited . t, altend (he Aag raising ceremonies ister and Mme. Bosivom | . hioahiw Ho Gy Aen (atreealty i Justice and Mes, Faft. | eited to The house wilt e aroaltat to The Minister of Swoden and . Mine. | assemble ‘there ait¥x the ‘cerentonies for Bo:tromi Witl e lios (st Ntiglicon uies- | {ex probably at'4:30 or 5 oclock.. The day di honor of the Chief Justite wad | cecemonies will be held regardiess of Muys, ] t 3 | ihe weath, Bostrom and ' B g Ellis, Bostrom. will . A Lo New Yors Thursday, and ue. Special - Annoyncementa sirom and her daughier wili swil ' . Seturday Tor~ their \ howe. in_Swedei:| To Worid of Saciety ‘The Minisier will retufn to Washing- | - phe chief of the Army Afr Corps‘and ton the first of nexi-week. 7 Pechet Wil not sebelre . ‘The Minister of Rumania, M. George Crelziano, returned vesterday irom New cork, where he went to attend a cele- bration Friday of the Rumanian na- tional holiday. The Minister was accompaniod hy Ja_delsgation the financial counselor of the iegation, among ine guests. Trving Stesle and ,Mr. ‘it Gardner Ladd wiil sn-