Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1930, Page 19

SOCIETY “The Elf and the Toadstool” and “From the Depths of Fuji Yama.” Guests of honor at the tea the Inter- itional Association of Art and Letters give tomorrow afternoon from 4:30 6:30 o' in the Portland will be Comtesse Blanche Smedley-von Mrs. Elizabeth Hendersoh, of Paris. Mme. Daur will speak the work of the American National tute of Art, which was established in 1899 in Paris by her sister, the late Other invited e gfl dsughter of Joaquin Miller, famed dur- ing his life as the poet of the Sierras. Mr. Prank J. Prost, president of the National Symphony Orchestra of Wash- , d Mrs. Frost entertained at & tea yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock at their home on Norman- stone drive in honor of Mr. Rudolf Schueller, distinguished German-Amer- ican musician who was recently selected as conductor.of the National Symphony. | B He will conduct the first concert of this ambitious new Washington orches- 2 tra in Constitution Hall this afternoon at 4:45 o'clock. Among those invited were the mem- bers of the orchestra committee, which includes the Speaker of the House, Representative Nicholas Senator Arthur Cappef, Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller, Mr. E. H. Droop, Miss Laura Harlan, Mr. | ™ Herman Hagedorn, Mrs. Walter Bruce | Loe. 1 Howe, Mr. Duncan Phillips, the Baron- ess van Boetzelaer, Mrs. Franklin H. Ellis and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, as well as the patronesses, among whom are Mrs. Hiram Bingham, Representa- tive Ruth Pratt, Mrs. Richard S. Ald- rich, Mrs. Sol Bloom, Mrs. Harlan F. Stone, Mrs. P. Trubee Davison. Mrs David S. Ingalls, Mrs. Raymond E. Lee, Mrs. Duncan Phillips, Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Miss Guest, Mrs. James G ‘Wentz, Mrs. L. W. Douglas, Mrs. John Philip Hill, Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs. Carl A. Droop, Mrs. Christian Heurich, Mrs. Overton Lea and Mrs. Edwin B. Parker. Mrs. Edward Hood - Watson, well known in Washington music circles, will give a reception in honor of Dr. Edgar Stililman Kelley, famous Ameri- can composer, in her home at 1605 , | Lawrence Mabry, .| Mo., youth, was hanged here at 9:17 Longworth; | ] Kennedy place north from 8 to 10 o'clock tonight. Dr. Kehe: composition, “A New Hymn,” will be played at the concert of the National Symphony Orchestra today. Miss Emily Green Balch will be the guest of honor and speaker at the weekly forum Iluncheon to be given Monday Woman's Ni ] Democratic Club. Her subject will be “Haitl” Miss Balch is the author of “Occupled Haiti,” the report of the Castle investigation of the United Sht:‘dr;;l:l‘oln! with Haiti, 'lhlc!:"tl adop! groups as an authorita- tive basis for the study of the Haitl question. Youth, 19, Is Hanged. BOONVILLE, Mo., January 31 (#).— 19-year-old Sedalia, am. today for the murder of Willlam Busch, lyll'l student, in Sedalia the night of February 4, 1928. Marriage Licenses. £ 58, Vo g 3T, U i whllim Muran, 22. and Dora Harris, 20 R e 809 nter. 36, 'ahd Anna Johnson, hereurd & Holcer, jro 31, and Anna r O%I"e.;:::h A Renzie, 33, and Daisvlee Plerce, ) 1w eorte - Wells, 36, end Mary . Shugrue, urin. 32, and Marsaret E atson, 25; orge ‘H. % Kenneth 'E. Darling, 27, Steee, N. Dak, and Eva Flyn, 3% this city; Rev. Allan F. Raymond ©, Igles, 21, and Taith E. De v oA B McKiniey. . d Bertha W *Beoree A Philip H. McCrea, 24, this |y Pirth. 24, ‘Cowstll, Mo.; | Kiingman. Births R.eported. e following births have been reported to lh}'hflellth De?mnznt in the past 24 hours: Ernest and Eisie Otto, grl. Roy O. and Helen A. Whitesel, girl. Percivi . and Pear]l L. Willilams, girl. Peter H_and Eloise M. Stelts, girl. Albert lndd ),l‘lrthl uh:mdar.nprl. ‘and Mar A o 1 Newcomb, ‘sirl. Eugene G. and James I._and Lula Eustace, boy. Charles F. and Carolyn E. Herold, boy. Adoph L. and Adith V. Linnenbrogger, boy. nd Almida Steiner, boy. Clydie Wells, boy. Robert B. and Charlotts Bour, girl. Willie and Evelyn Gree; THE MRS. GOODLOE FALCONER, An important member of the committee for the Anspacher lectures for the benefit of the George Washington Memorial Association Fund, the first of which will be given at the Willard Hotel at 11:15 o'clock February 12, the subject being “Shakespeare as a Poet.” FUNDS ESTABLISHED FOR FORESTRY STUDY Advancement of Practice Given as EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY .31, 1930. ent, annount Haven yesterday, has been school’s hands under very Public education regarding cance of forests in our national life estry is the under; establishment of Pack Graves, dean of the Yale School of A FASHION INSTITUTION Paris Washington The Classic Black Coat A slim young thing of fine black fabric with'a collar of sleek black galyak. 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