Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1930, Page 18

B2 ’:‘“ SO CIETY. ;. CIETY ‘Mrs. Hoover Hostess at Tea This After- noon—District Commissioners Feted at White House. RS. HOOVER will entertain the ‘Women's Auxiliary of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers at tea this afternoon. President and Mrs. Hoover were hosts at dinner last evening for the Commis- sioners of the riot of Columbia and their wives. Mrs. Ra ‘Wilbur and Mrs, ,mmhlwtllho Charles Evans Hug! among the members of the American Associa- tion of University Women to be present at the dinner given for Dr. Mary E. Woolley at the club house this & 3 Dr. Woolley, who udmn‘:z‘:‘l of Hw\:: Holyoke an presid of the University Women will address the members and guests at the conclu- dinner. Other general offi- club to be present include Minneapolis; Mrs. , Califc R Mrs. O. L. Veerhoff, Mrs. Paul Mrs, | in celebration £ | Bocretary af the Na Lloyd Burns Magruder at 2101 Con- necticut avenue. ‘The secretary of the German embassy and Frau Leitner will entertain informally this evening in their home on Thirty: street compliment to Gen. von Blonberg and Col. Kuhlen- mfi. who will leave shortly for Ger- many. T}}’e Ambassador and Frau von Pritt- witz will entertain informally at dinner Tue: , December 2, for the members rman rid mnwhog:nlu- ter, ted in the mfl‘:{ux horse !w'fl: ew York last week. Owing recent iliness of Frau von Prittwits, all social activities at the embassy are of the most informal character. Representative and Mrs. Fred A. Britten entertained at dinner last eve- ning in their home on Sheridan Circle of the former’s birthday ‘The guests included the and Mrs. Charles Prancis Adams, mvgecreury of Labor and Mrs. James J. Davis, the Ambas- their Summer Eomem{n Denver, Colo. Representative and Mrs. Homer Hoch have ref to Washington from their home in Kansas and are at 100 Maryland avenue northeast. They will be joined for Christmas by their daugh- , Miss Jean Hoch, who is & fresh- man at the university at Evanston, and Wharton Hoch, Who is & senior at the university. Representative Robert H. Clancy of Mu:h:alnhu e to the mountains of Asheville, N. C,, where he is at Grove Park Inn. After two weeks' visit Mr. Clancy will return to his apartment at Wardman Park Hotel. Gen. John J. Pe ., honorary resident of the Institut cals de ashington, and M. Paul Claudel, the the OCarnegie ‘X:lrt’emumll Peace and a trustee, and o Ambassador, will be among the | former Attorney Geners! George W. guests of the institut at | wickersham, also & trustes. tomorrow in the Miss Mary Parker Oorning, daughter of Representative and Mrs. Parker S. be. | Corning, attended the debut luncheon | G e B : The financial counselor of the Polish number many of the gmbassy, Mr. Witold W t statesmen and educators in | o ts at the luncheon will in- Gen. Pershing FOOTER’S RESTAURANT 3333 Conn. Ave. (At Cleveland Park) morre for:this country. will The Andrews Studios || Seminary Hill, Virginia 3 Miles West of Alezandria _ Telephone Alexs, 2020M W, B. Moses & Sm Public Confidence Since 1861 F Street at Eleventh 9 AM. to 6 PM. Mgn Prefer Chairs Like This LUNCHEON 1000 Unéll 2:18 The season's cholcest deli- s deliciously prepared Howe, Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson of ‘Washington. ‘The retary of Labor and Mrs. James .V‘.‘:)-mryma their five children James J. 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