Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1930, Page 44

SOCIETY. American Legion Ball, Wednesday, April 23, Elabotate]y plam& President and Mrs. Hoover Head List of Patrons. Dancing Scheduled From 9 to 1 O'Clock. President and Mrs. Herbert Hoover have accepted an invitation to head the lst of patrans for the annual American Legion ball of the Department of the Distriet of Columbia to be given at the Mayflower Hotel Wednesday, April 23.| with dancing from 9 to 1 o'clock. ! ‘The interfor of the two ball rooms of the hotel will be appropriately dec- | orated with the national colors and the flags of the various posts representing the local department. The orchestra will be located on a special stage to be erected between the two ball rooms. ‘The general committee in charge of the ball is composed of Legionnaires and includes Edgar H. Hale, chairman; | Thomas _J. Frailey, vice ‘chairman; Eugene R. Langley, secretary; Fred G. Praser, treasurer; W. C. Ashford, Forest | F. Bartl, H. A. Baukhage, Charlotte Berry, Jane M. Breen, Howard H. Buice, Emily J. Carey, Theodore Cogs- well, John Dugan, Thomas E. Frankiin, Ben L Fuller, Joseph J. Idler, Percy W. Jarboe, Ralph Kilgour, Francis F. Miller, Warren E. Miller, John J. Mo- riarty, Winifred Nichols, Richard A. O'Brien, Charles J. Painter, Julius I. Peyser, James H. Phillips, Anne Pryde, H. A. Renz, jr.; T. N. Sheehan, R. N. Sherwood, Helen M, Sprague, T. Nor- man Templeton, George L. Walden, Harlan Wood, Marjorie Woodzell and Lucille Allan On the reception committee are Amos A. Fries, chairman; Harlan Wood, John Lewis Smith, Paul J. Mc- Gahan, Watson B. Miller, Frank L. Peckham, J. Miller Kenyon, George F. Unmacht, William Mitchell, John A. Lejeune, Peter C. Harris, Frank T. Hines, John Thomas Taylor, Theodore Cogswell, Paul V. Collins, W. A. Bethel, Frederic Willlam Wile, William Wolft Smith, J. O'Connor Roberts, Mary F. Bartl, chairman; rd A O'Brien, Jane M. Breen, Marjorie ‘Woodzell, Lucille Allan and Francis F. er. Members of the decorations commit- tee are Austin S. Imirie, chairman; W. C. Ashford, J. J. Moriarty, P. C. Jar- Hoeward H. Buice, ,NR, H. l%lddelnio - . Norman Templeton, Amelia Boberg, Hope Knickerbocker, Ralph Kilgour and Charles J. Painter. the patron and patroness com- mittee are J. mmm; Helen M. Sprague, Nichols, r i anl il i il A Roberts, Luctlle iy O'Connor e Cogswell, %) of food habits research, Miss Elsie M. % | division of land acquisition, and Mr. W. visiting u’wzlltll - Hht ories of past wanderings. m'i'.l?e chnrmgn of the committee on arrangements is Mrs. Clara Isabelle Boone. , the talk will be Jose A. de Jesus, president of pino Club, who eollfilctkm '.?l beautifully as illustrations. A program of native music will be yendered on the guitar and h‘ndurrh by * tary of the Philippine Sugar Assoeiat! and Mauro Baradi, private secretary Mr. Camilo Osias, it commission- er of the Philippines, and accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Cesar A. Carballo. Two young ladies in the native costume of the Fillipino people will act as host- esses. Additional patrons for this lec- ture tea will be Senator and Mrs. Schall ;nd Representative and Mrs. Jon. Among those sponsoring Mrs. Deg:n Cherier, Mrs. W. E. and Mrs. B. Morgan Foote. Among the ests who will attend are Capt. and g:. Edward Dorn, Mrs. Harvey Don- nell, Miss F. Underwood, Mrs. Alice Fowler and Miss Dorothy Devereaux. Nearly $6,000000 worth of American lanes, seaplanes and amphibians ‘were shipped to other parts of the world in the last 12 months. Scalp Treatments Ozonated scaly ents sost selentific treat for tehy e treatments are vt Ol by " Bl repiments supervised by employ ed by medical scle) Hazel Dillon, Inc. 1000 Conn. Ave., fi. 2. Phone Nat. 8779 i | table games and general “visiting” was MRS. WALTER R. WICKESELL, Formerly Miss Polly Atherten Irland, daughter of Mrs. Fred Irland, taking place February 15 Members of Biological Survey at Social Meet Wednesday evening, March 19, the members and former members of the Biological Survey of the United States Department of Agriculture, with their families and friends, enjoyed what has ox pariy of the aurvery. at the Washing- er survery, af - \nmdhll. at Seventeenth and K streets. After & reception, when guests were re- ceived by the chief and Mrs. Paul G. the Assistant Secretary of ure and Mrs. Renick W. Dun- 1ap, the director of extension an . . W. Warburton and the associate chief Mrs. Walter C. Henderson, an eve- of music, dancing, card and other in by the 160 or more in at- Galloway of the division of fur re- sources, Mrs. May R. Jeffries of the R. Dillon of the division of game and bird conservation. During the evening the committee was ted by Mrs. Frederick C. Lincoln, who had bgen asked to look after the entertainment of those not dancing. The commendation was heard on all sides of the efficient planning and exeeution of arrangements by the committee, resulting in a most enjoy- entertainment. The com- was particularly honored in hav. present Dr. C. Hart Merriam, the of the Biological Survey, as been able to be so active | and this was his first ap- it & social gathering for three | | Women of the | for ' fit the wedding ‘Ewing Photo. Congressional Club Highly Entertained By Dramatic Recital Mr. Denis Connell and Miss Sybil Baker Joint Readers of Shearer's New Story, Entitled “Journey's End.” It was & tense audience thai listened to Mr. Denis Comsell and Miss Sybil Baker read “Joursey’s End” & new Shearer. Friday afterncon at Among Guests of Honor Representative Florence P. Kahn of ve Mary T. Nor- N , Mrs. E. A. Harri- ton of New r;e‘y of Re- publican Columbian Women, G.W.U.,| bt Postpone April Meeting ‘The meeting el' the Columbian n Uni~ versity has been from April | dent of the 3 1 8, President Marvin will deliver mfln‘.’;u = lzn ‘which is m— one whic! by the membership. o Plans for the annual banquet, to be held the of April 29 at the , are nearing comple- tion. An interesting and unusual o gram is being Miss Eliza- beth Cullen, president of the Columbian ‘Women. to April 8, owing to absence of Mra. Glovs Heck Matvin, wite of ths. prest | Dovie il Apr University Womct; 3 i’lu\ therine Carrie Chapman Catt and Miss |, Threugh Bel ‘w‘lfl. the courtesy of “i'ho tional Broadcasting Co. the local 1 will enjoy the radio broad- epe speakers. Mrs. Louis Ot- tenberg is chairman of reservations. Among those making reservations are Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, Mrs. Ed- ward Keating, Mrs. Harwood Read, Mrs. Frank Hiram Spell, Mrs. Louis Otten- Benefit Theater Party|31d 1 Hodgkins, Additional patronesses and boxholders “Journey’s End,” the theater beme- be given at Poll's, under the aus- pices of the American Associati Mrs. Whipple Hostess for St. Patrick Bridge Party Mrs. C. H. Whipple entertained at a charmingly arranged St. Patrick . | bridge party Saturday evening, March 15. The company inclyded Maj. and Mrs. T. E. Ames, Capt. and Mrs. H. - | A. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mrs. H¢ Constantine, Mr. and . Horace Porter, Mr. and Mrs. T. Anderson Mae» Askill, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kean, Mr, and Mrs. Stewart wn, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sunderland and Mr. snd Mrs. Gerald Sullivan. Where to Dine Woedley Park Towers, Conn. Ave. at Klingle Bridge Arrangements may de made for Luncheon, Bridge, Tes or Dinner parties. Creeron Millinery Co. Exclusive Straws and Wedding Hats made 40 fit the head at mod- est prices. 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