Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1932, Page 43

HA(HJM Postponed By Storm, Scheduled At Quantico March 20| QGifts Are Presented to Rid- ing Class Instructors at| Luncheon. QUANTICO, Va, March 12.—Due to the storm Sunday, the last flag hunt, which is sponsored by the Riding and Polo Association, was postponed until March 20. However, the usual luncheon was heid in the Officers’ Club. Maj Pedro del Valle, the president of the association, introduced Mrs. John Hen- | ley, Who voiced the appreciation of the Jadies of the riding classes to Capt. | Oampbell Brown and Lieut. Harry Stadler, their tructors. and then pre- sente¢ them with cocktail glasses and trays marked with a s o Maj. and Mrs. Harold Otley a8 their houseguests re Mrs. Everett Q. Davi QGa. Mrs. Davis was well knc service people before her m Miss Rosemary Lieut iler and Stadler have to Quantico after a visit of six weeks o their home in | Texas. | Col. Thomas Holcomb and Mrs. Hol- eomb of Washington spent last week | end here as the guests of Col. and Mrs. | Walter Noa, who gave a dinner party | Saturday their quarters in their honor. Other guests were Gen. and Mrs. Russell, Capt. Reynolds Hayden Hayden, Col. and Mrs. Frank- , Maj. and Mrs, Harold Par- Maj, and Mrs. Maurice Berry Maj. and Mrs. Dewitt Peck, Lieut, and | Mrs. Lionel Goudeau, Col. William Shedd of Washington and Miss Irene N on Lieut. Willlam N. McKelyy, jr., and | Mrs. McKelvy of Washington are the week end guests of Capt. and Mrs. John Martenstein. Lieut. Riffel Rhoton and Mrs. Rho- ton, and Lieut. Comdr, and Mrs. Her- bert J. Grassie of Annapolis are the guests this week end of Lieut. Joseph Lademan and Mrs. Lademan and Capt. and Mrs. Charles Murray. Maj. and Mrs. Charles Barrett have returned to Quantico. Maj. Barrett has Bride-Elect MISS LILLIAN MINDLIN, Whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mindlin, announce her engagement to Mr. Arthur Sussman of this city. Smith College Club Plans Benefit Performance Friday The Smith College Club of Washing- ton has planned an afternoon perform- ance at the Ambassador Friday at 3:30 o'clock for the benefit of the scholarship fund. The committee has chosen films that will please children. Assisting the chairman, Mrs. J. H. Van Wagenen. are Mrs. Karl Fenning, Mrs. Wright Clark Mrs. R. C. Bowker, Mrs. W. C. Hunt- ington, Mrs. A. B. Reed, Mrs. J. P. Leake, Mrs. R. H. Bkelton and Miss Laura Brundage. | from a week end stay in New Yo de THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D, G, MARCH 13, 19 PART THRE Many of Diplomatic Corps Make Visits Out of City (Continued From First Page.) spend a day at Kansas City, and is ex- pected back in Washington March 25 The Ambassador of Poland, Mr. Tytus Filipowicz, {5 expected back tomorrow from New York, where he has been the | Buest for several days of the Polish consul general, Mr. Mieczyslaw March- lewski. The Ambassador of Great Britain, 8ir Ronald Lindsay, will be joined to- morrow by Lady Lindsay, who has been 'igr several months at Boco Grande, a. The Ambassador of Mexico, Senor Dr. Don Jose Manuel Puig Casauranc, will return to the embassy tomorrow The Ambassador and ora Pulg @asauranc will be hosts at dinner Sat- urday in honor of the Chief Justice and | Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes. The Minister of Hungary, Count Laszlo Szechenyl, who was expected back from Cuba last week. changed his plans and will not return until later in the month. The Minister of Albania, Mr. Faik Konitza, who made an address at Brown University Friday, is now in New York City where he will spend a idly in honor of the Secretary of State and Mrs. Henry L. Stimson. The Minister of El Salvador and Senora de Leiva will return tomorrow from New York where they went for the week end The Minister of Siam. Phya Subarn Sompati, is in Philadelphia where he is the guest for the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Goodman The second secretary of the Cana- dian Legation, Mr. Thomas Archibald ed Pridey for France where e up his new duties at the Canadian legation in Paris. The retiring naval attache of the lian embassy. Capt. Nobile Luigl Notarbartolo dei Duchi di Villarosa, hington next week for New York where he will sail March 24 for ltaly President and Mrs. Hoover Entertain 24 at Dinner | | (Continued From First P;\go)i_‘ B. Douglass, formerly of New York City. and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rushton r Ala. Mrs. Rushton, | who 1 aughter of Mrs. Blair, with | Me. \ is the guest of Mr. and their apartment at Ward- ] and Mr. Douglass, )f Mre. Blair, with his now residents of ‘Washing- ers were laid for 50 persons, week or ten davs before returning to sor his apartment at the Mayflower. The Minister of the Netherlands and Mme. van Royen entertained at dinner last evening at the legation in honor of the Chief Justice and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes. ‘The Minister and Mme. van Royen will go to New York today for the flower show. Monday they will attend a dinner for the judges of the show and the Minister will present the prize given by the Queen of Holland for the best display of tulips. Tuesday the Minister and Mme. van Royen will at- nd the Holland-American reunion at the Chamber of Commerce. ‘The Minister of Venezuela and Senora de Arcaya will be hosts at din- ner Thursday, March 31, The Minister of Bolivia and Senora de Abelli will be hosts at dinner Tues- Mrs. Oscar W. Torreson en- 7 ed at the dinner dance at the Shoreham last night in honor of Dr. J. Bartels. who will return to his home in Germany March 24. Their other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Odd Bahl Dr. Merle Tuve, Dr. Winifred Whit- man, Miss Catherine Clark and Mr. Lawrence Hafstad Mr. and Mrs. William R. Reid enter- tained at dinner Priday evening in the Silver Grill at the Broadmoor. Mrs, Charles S. Eisinger entertained at luncheo Wednesday, when her re Mrs, Henry Fenno Saw- rs. Watson V. Shelton and Mrs. Stuart Hodg Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lockhart en- tertained in their home on W street | Sunday afternoon in celebration of the birthday anniversary of their daugh- | ter. Mary Katherine. Atter & mumber ‘of games were played the company was | escorted to a beautifully appointed ta- ble, decorated in green. Among the | Buests were Helen Lee Harden, Mar- garet Jones, Jack and Ann Ryan, Jack | Lockhart, Margaret and John Baden, Dorothy Ryan and Mr. and Mrs, J. E | Lockhart of Richmond, Va., grandpar- | ents of the honmor guest. Miss Margaret M. Connell was given a luncheon shower and bridge by her Bridge Club at the Shoreham yesterday. ! The company included Mrs. Robert F. Albee, Miss Virginla Alexander, Miss | Wanda Bonezors, Miss Edith Foltz, | Mrs. Samuel Gheen, Miss Ed C. How- ard, Miss Josephine Kelly. Mrs, Oliver Lynch. Mrs. Prank M. Peirce, Mrs. | Charles S, 8k | Smith reve and Mrs. J. Ernest |, MrS. Pearle F. Dwyer, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. B. B F. Graves of 1308 | E street, northeast was married to | Mr. George Kenneth Stansbury of the | Aviation Corps Saturday, March 5, and Thursday evening was given a sur- prise party and banquet and presented With an elaborate silver service and A scroll bearing the names of 48 of her associates, testifying to the esteem ! which she i & [l e is held by her com: Vice President év:rtis Will Attend Indiana Banquet in His Honor | —(Continued From First Page.) lL'nlu-d States Supreme Court, Judge | Benjamin D. Cardogo, arrived in Wash- | Ington yesterday and has taken up his residence at the Mayflower. He will succeed Mr. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. Col. and Mrs. Emory 8. Adams have with them Mrs. Adams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Yates of Salt Lake | city | Col. and Mrs. Adams will have as guests for the Easter holidays Miss Eliz- abeth Calvert of Georgla, who will come | from her studies at Randolph-Macon. | Capt. Francis MacSherry. U. 8. A, | and Mrs. MacSherry have returned to Washington, where the former is on duty in the office of the chief of Coast . After Visiting Capt. and Mrs. ‘ Hotel Thursday evening at 9:30. The | George Whitford, Mrs. W. Stuart Hodgy, Artillery. Davis at Fort Monroe, Va. Capt. and Mrs. John H. Gibbons, who | successful Bicentennial ball will furmish are spending the midseason at the the dance music. Everglades Club in Palm Beach. have as their guests there Col. Henry M same orchestra that played for a very Miss F. Pierce Miss M Horan, Miss Kathleen Burke, Mra. Minple Hen- derson and Mr. Henry Pettingill. The New England States Soclety will All New England natives are espe-| §ive its second major event in the Bi- Anderson and Miss Frances Richardson cially invited to this party snd tickets | SoPtennial celebration in co-operation | with the Bicentenntal Commission, of Richmond, who will remain over mgy be secured from the Willard Hotel =which will be a George Washington Sunday. Capt. Carl §. Schmidt, U. . M. C., and Mrs. Schmidt will have with them | or from the president at 1758 Q street | continental ball at the Shoreham Hotel | northwest. Additional patrons and | on Army day, April 6. patronesses i < for the Baster holidays their daughter. | include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmidt, Mi hi V) Vi .| Mr. Edward Donahue, Miss Katherine Mie At MAKE Sohmidh Who Wil a1 | 1 ey, M. and Mve; Richard Jnisacn, | shows waskamisy’ bttt 1 e rive March 2¢ from Columbia Univer- In primitive Africa - sity. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Wildman, Miss killed to prevent the country similarly Mrs. Fairfield, wife of Capt. A Fairfield, U. 8. N, has gone to Fort Monroe and will be with her brother, Col. Douglas Forest Duval. U. §. A., who is in command of the Military Hospital there. Mrs. Fairfield will be with Col, Duval while Capt. Fairfield is with his ship, the U. 8. S. Chester, at maneuvers in Pacific waters. Lieut. H. H. Geoffrey, U. 8. A, and Mrs. Geoffrey are recelving congratula- tions on the birth of a son, Frederick | Mertens Geoffrey, March 12 in Wash- ington. Lieut. and Mrs, Geoffrey came to Washington from Fort Snelling, where the former is stationed, and have been visiting her mother, Mrs, Freder- ick Mertens, in her home on East Cap- itol street. Mrs: Geoffrey was formerly | Miss Frederica Mertens of Washington. New England States | Society Party Thursday All plans for the annual 8t. Patrick’s | party given by the New England States Soclety. of which Mr. Elmer E. 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Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas Ennis have returned from a two weeks' leave spent n New York G Marilyn Denise Campbell. daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Harold Campbell, celebrated her eighth birthday anni- versary Tuesday by having a birthday party at home, The house was dec-| orated in orange and green and the table was elaborately festooned with the same colors. Green napkins and bonbons were used to further carry oyt the color scheme. The children who were invited to the party were Virginia and Celeste Shannon, Ruth ham, Patriela McCann, Beulah enburg, Phyllis Potter, Ann Camp- bell, Joan snd Peggy Swindler, Mar- got and Mary Jane McVey, Edith Prit- chard, Murel Yost, Phyllis and Muriel Adams, June Utley, Ruth and Ann Strong, Maxine White, Janet Miller, Carmen Fuller, Phyllis Ames, Emily Lewis, Carmen Grey, Mimi Shapiro, Mildred Leland and Patsy McHenry. Maj. and Mrs. William Hawthorne and their two children, Cornelia and BROOKS . bet. 11th and 12th This year it’s Brooks for . . 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