Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1931, Page 54

o Dy 10 Service Ball Guests Will Include Official And Diplomatic Sets 1931- THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, DECEMBER 1 PART THREE. ] : . : James F. Fulbright, Representative Joe Missouri Delegation to J. Manlove and Representative William | | B Attend State Society |E Barton. | Mrs. Leonidas C. Dyer, wife of the | The Missouri State Soclety will open | president of the society, and Mrs. Ed- its social season with its annual con- | ward D. Hays, chairman of the Hostess | THE NEW | Affair December 29 Will Ring Down Curtain on l ! | | Year of Festivities. wn the curtain and Marine ted service ball, | t the Willard on 2 will be at- t Al Navy and| e and by many dis- | the official and gton as well. | of all com- | Lutz Wahi Harry Gore | Mrs. William Pub- h Craft Mrs. Hugh Committee rs. James i Leiber Horton is chair- dc Na e ball, which | Hoover in-| les E. Curtis erett Ga Mrs 1 of the Army Marine Corps and Mrs ant Secre- | j. Gen. | the | » and | J. Pershing, Riggs, Mrs | perations and Mrs. | | | o i Jacob_Leander G. V. Henry, | T. Craven, | Brig. Gen Mr. Keith | John w.|* Mason M W. Green- Barron P. Du- H. G. Wallace, John F. Shafroth, of Cuba, Maj. Gen is, Maj. Gen. and lews d Mrs and Mrs 1d Mrs d Mrs d Mr d Mrs, J.| 8t the Christmas meeting of Constitu- West, | tion Chapter. | Stoneleigh e | Miss Drake will give a | Meditation on st J. George | 1, Maj. Gen. and | . reston, Maj. Ger ytle Brown, Brig. Gen. and Mrs, e B, Pillsburg, Maj. Gen, and Mrs Gilel Maj. Gen. and Mrs T Brig. Gen. and Mrs. | | R. Darnell, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.| John L. DeWitt, Brig. Gen. and Mrs Louis H. Bash, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Paul B. Malone, Col. and Mrs. H. B. Jordan and Maj. and Mrs. Howard C. Davidson. and | State Society lemg } Friday Night Card Party Connecticut and thei ake up several tables fo | ining evening of cards at ! Christmas card party to be hel 8:30 o'c p.m. at th Thomas Circle Club Massachusetts | & ue. Prizes are to be awarded to those having highest scores. Guests are requested to bring their own cards. A novel feature of the party will be the Christmas tree. All guests are re- guested to bring an inexpensive gift to be placed on the tree. These will be distributed during the evening. All Connecticut people residing in the are cordially invited to come and 2 tertaining “Connecticut” Tickets may be ob- Edward J. Lang, presi- | + 2515 Thirteenth | | | | Wear a Jeweled Frock $25 other $15 MODELYISHOP evening dresses, o' | Wife of the Ambassador of Mexico, who presented his Chapter D. A. R. Holds Miss Drake will also tell the “The Stor | of Christmas,” a blending of Hebrew | and Persian legends and the According to St Downs tenor. ing will be presided over by Mrs. E Richard Gasch \Rec:pticn and Dance tion and dance of the Win in | SENORA DE PUIG CASAURANC | edentials early in No- and with him attending her first White House diplomatic reception —Underwood Photo. ember onight. Christmas Mecting Miss Alice Drake will be guest art’st D. A R, to be held at evening reading, “A Ann,” suggested by “The Meeting at by tive artist Giotto. Court, Tu [ HAY S ADAM 16th & H Sts. N.W. Overlooking the White House Furnished & Unfurnished Reservations Now Being Made From one-room and_bath to 1 1ooms and 3 baths Electric re- frigeration, “running jce water. hington's most modern, finest and most convenient apartmens Gtel INSPECTION INVITED - Nathan Sinrod, Manager Metropolitan 2260 he Golden Gate, Gospel Mrs. Jewell will present Earl Nalls, who will sing “Gesubambino,” ‘Silent Night, Holy Night.” The meet- Luke Mr, the regent, For Pennsylvanians The ington, Per vania Society of Wash- D. C will hold its first recep- T Season | the Hall of Nations of the Hotel Waehington Priday evening, Decem- er 19 Representative Darrow, president of the society, is making arrangements for an interesting program of entertain- ment, and the dance program will be under the direction of Representativ Wolfenden and Representative Leech GOING OUT OF BUSINESS PARK SELLING OUT ENTIRE STOCK DRESSES—COATS FUR COATS—HATS—HOSE SHOES—JEWELRY—BAGS GLOVES—LINGERIE gressional reception at the Washington Hotel, in the Hall of the Nations, Satur- of Agriculture and Mrs. Hyde, the Sen- soclety as honored guests. are: Presideut, Representative L. man, and Mr. John B. Gordon; treas- urer Mr. W. W. Badgley; secretary, Mrs. Otis J. Rogers. The Missouri delegation to_be hon- and Senator Roscoe C. Patterson, also Representative M. A. Romje, Repre- sentative Ralph F. Lozier, Representa- ored includes Senator Harry B. Hawes | Committee, " will have assisting them | Mrs. Paul Bestor, Mrs. Marion E. Rhodes, Mrs. James L. Baity and Mrs. day, at 8:30 o'clock p.m. The Secretary | Nat L. Lacy. Mrs. Charles P. Keyser is chairman | ators and Representatives of Missouri, | of the Entertainment Committee and | together with their wives will be in the | Mr receiving line with the officers of the | Finance. Elton Marshall is in charge of The members of the Floor Committee 1931-1932 season | are Mr. Albert Conradin, Mr. Werner | The_officers for_the i | A2 B Dyer; vice presidents, Representative W. | Ernest E. Hall | L. Nelson, Mrs. Bessie Parker Brugge- | Mr. J. H. Pearson and Mr. | Besides dancing there will be cards| for those who wish to play. | To glve them time to get rid of the effects of methylated spirits which they | consumed before starting a row at Had- | dington, Scotland, Bailie Davidson or- | dered a married couple imprisoned for | five days 0]0 S 12161220 F Street N.W, She’ll be thrilled to her toes with tive Jacob L. 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