Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1931, Page 7

FIRST LADY GETS THIRD SECRETARY = and Queen of Siam lived while visiting the United States last Spi Mrs. Hoover's choice t Miss Goss as- sures a continuation of the First Lnlys policy 0{ guiding her own social (Ead of relying upon profes- sional socm secretaries schooled in the intricacies of Washington society as prmious Presidents’ wives have done. 'THE EVENING -STAR, Wentworth Recital ESTELLE WENTWORTH'S studio Elvia Meyer the only pimm A Pleasant Variation. ed the Cho) \'\'Ahii]}((l'i‘()y, D. C., THURSDAY, OCiOBER. 22, 1981 Mildred S! . i .mulVeuleh, l'lumm ghe‘ Bera Music and Musicians TR N e ‘The presence of the actors m oS- tume 'lth stage business be = rmnwumumm w-whed made them drop Lhe cus- tomary restraint of solo work and show their voices to the but ld vantage. Aide to Late Mrs. Whitelaw | Q;;dlggger;“fhsg;lgtmme—mss Hall Reid Added to Social Staff York, former secretary to me lnte M taries, in current activities in honor visiting dignitaries and in arrenging for | 2 the forthcoming social season. Has Had Experience. The new secretary’s experienc eu fits her for her White House pcsitio It includes large-scale cmm,a nmn Mrs. Reid’s mansions in York, | = Paris, California and at Opmr Hall at Fitte Plains, M. T, “where. the HKing | neasiy 1100000 banana tres. te she brought to the Eliminated Stiffness. Under their guidance, the receptions | continued to be stately, but stiffness o( at White House. ‘Herbert Hoover today added a | andeur from a dis Cabinet members no longer sat like Virginia w;gdqn opened the pp"Lx in a row, but were scattered | gram with the a chane ')ossesslan. m nd banquet hall, as much knowledge AR of mountain lore as of social usage. P s Miss Goss measures up to the strenu- | ous specifications necessary to qualify | it n | prepared her for the Rapidan camp. recital last evening was a pleas- ant variation on the usual pmem of student performances, del ence’' was plunged in total dl-!knm Russell Cordrey !an‘ a jolly !ng THE Arts Club will present in con- cert tomorrow night at the former gatherings was absent. Guests screens. It a e were permitted to mingle at will in thc pearance in which lll | drawing room \nstend n( gazing on| pnr‘;:x showed excellent finish and By Butterny,” by | and the iliar flowing melods, rough the crowd where the many| Hawley. Her clear coloratura so- fead of the few might giimpse them. | prano_ showed iss Fesler's marriage last Summer| “A Little Gray Dove." dents each responded to demands of an opera tabloid of Verdu Il for an re, thus giving the singer " tr Parents of Scotland have adopted noe. ¢ oo O o e new vogue of dressing thelr anughters best in her encore, to recover complete self- e acts. in e Leonora Fague sang the “Indian Elizabethan drama, the scenery wi with a clear soprano, left to the imagination. Cc]or{u] i " 3 Optician—Optometrist 922 14th St. N.W. Established 1889 followed by Helen Tucker, who sang cai a secretary to Mrs. Hoover. Her | coutf P80 i vears in the Adirondacks have | Alma Harris' strong, dramatic so- prano was perhaps the most e Harrls as Inez. suring of the nine, for she had ex nt tains in Jamaica damaged| cellent rhythm, a quality rather rare | Meyer ag Count di Luna. Mr. Meyer in amateur singers. Arts Club Presents Recital Tomorrow Night. to | mg WGR Fn‘d‘;’h?k‘io rders Grey,” and a German ng song. Nina e At B, Arts Club_Celestine stage ) the p-ru:n a: singing Alabiefl’s “Russian Night- ingale,” a ?oluruturn song well done, gs My Mother Taught M An unexpecud enuruinmem, came | solos for the violoncelio Nine stu- after the intermission in the form — opsis_of th )y Mrs. lams in “Le roux and 'nl play zhm e most satisfac- tory character perhaps was Ira g with truly operatic gusto. STUDEBAKER Moves to New and Larger Salesrooms i Studebaker’s new sales headquarters at 14th & R Sts. Concentration of New Car Salon and Used Car Store in Roomy Building at 14th and R Streets Affords Splendid Location . . . Permits Service Expansion at Champlain Street and Kalorama Road In order more adequately to represent Studebaker in Washington, we have concentrated our new and used car sales in a central location at 14th and R Sts., where both showrooms are housed in the same building. 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