Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1933, Page 20

SOCIETY (Continued From Third Page.) Rogers, Miss Florence Bennett g‘;sl:{’s M‘:gs Mary Louise Johnson, Miss Beatrice Patton, Miss Sydney Sullivan, | Miss Laura Walcott Tuckerman, Miss Ruth Tuckerman and Miss Helen Walker. Re‘p‘esentllhe-el:ct J. Twing Brooks of Pittsburgh, Pa. is at the Dodge. Representative - elect _Theodore A. Peyser of New York City has arrived | in Washington and is at the Cariton. | Son, Here. Cu g of Braokllne e this evening with a nds, and will be at Ward- otel until after the inaugu: ration. Mrs. Cushing is the mother-in- law of Mr. James Roosevelt, son of the President- elem man Park Gen. and Mrs Ed\\’lrd L. Logan have errived in Washington from their home in Boston, Mas nd are at the Carl- ton for several days. Col. and Mrs. E. M. Watson, formerly of New York, are now in Washington and have taken an apartment at the Kennedy-Warren. Col. and Mrs. T. Coleman Andrews of Richmond, Va., Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fowler over the inauguration. Col. Andrews is on Gov. Pollard's staff. Mr. Philip von Weller of Albany, Ga. also is a guest of Mr. | and Mrs. Fowler and will stay over the | inauguration. Col. and Mrs. F. J. Morrow of New | York City, who are in Washington to attend the inaugural ceremonies, en-| tertained at luncheon today at the carl- ‘Their gu McKinley, Col. and Mrs. Alfred T. Smith, Col. and Mrs. Henry M. Morroy Col. and Mrs. William Morrow, Hays and Col. Wes' Mrs. Jack Hayes has as her house guest Ga., who will be with her until next MAN COOPE will be guests of | Thursday. A round of festivities have been planned in honor of Mrs. Hatcher. Mrs. Dorothy Hartwell will entertain at a buffet supper this evel for Mrs. Hatcher, and Mrs. Hayes will give & dinner Saturday for her guest and a buffet supper Tuesday evening. Mrs. Kennedy, wife of Maj. Frank M. Kennedy, stationed at Maxwell Field, near Montgomery, Ala., arrived this morning for a visit with her brother-in-iaw and _sister, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson White. Judge and Mrs. rs. B. M. Holden of Hartford, Conn., are at thn Carlton for a brief stay. Miss Anderson to Marry | Ensign Thomas in California. Miss Marguerite S. Anderson, accom- plnled by her mother, Mrs. Herbert L. on, will leave today for Los An- | , Calil, where her marriage to/ | Ensign James Alfred Thomas, U. S. N, | will take place saturday March 11, I!' the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Miss Andarson has selected Mrs. Nel- | son M. Head of Long Beach, Calif., as | her matron of honor and little Camlyn Jane Hiss as flower girl. The best | man will be Ensign W. T. Stannard | and the ushers, all of whom are sta- | ioned on the West Coast, will be En sign N. M. Head, Ensign R. M. Humes, | Ensign’ ‘'C. H. Kretz, "Ensign J. M. | Vaughan, Ensign W. H. Langton, Ensign | ‘.V. A. Fitzgerald, Ensign W. H. Ray- | mond and Ensign G. R. Beardslee. i | A reception will follow in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Martin Hiss of Holly- wood. i | Mrs. Daniel C. Stapleton will have in | her box at the inaugural ball Col. and | | Mrs. John K. Kelley of Governors | | Island, Col. and Mrs. Edwin Watson, | | Miss _Stellita Stapleton and Mr. F‘red | Hamilton of Yale, | Mr. and Mrs. George Ross of New York are guests of the former's mother, | | former Gov. Nellie Ta}loe Ross of Wyo- | ming, at the Ma\ ower. Mr. and Mrs. Walwr R. Tuckerman | will have as their guests for the in- | auguration and over Sunday the former Governor, of Alaska and Mrs. 'rhomu Riggs, who now make their home in | New York, and their daughter, Miss last Winter. UFA RATI THE EVENING Mr. and Mrs. Tuckerman will enter- STAR, Nn at tea Sunday afternoon for their Blrry guests, who will arrive tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Marsh have as their guests the latter’s brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar R. Ewing of Fieldston, N. Y., and their two sons, James Ewing of Hotchkiss School, and George Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh will have chelr ‘guests with them in their box at the inaugurel ball. Mrs. Mercier Daggs will arrive to- morrow from her home in Bainbridge, Ga., to attend the inauguration, having been appointed a delegate to represent her State at the inaugural ceremonies. Mrs. Daggs will be the guest of Senator and Mrs. Walter F. George in their apariment in the Hamilton Hotel over | Sunday and later visit Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Tiller in their home on | Mount Pleasant street before returning to Baiubridge. Mrs. Walter Wyatt entertained at luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs. , Sterling Newell of Cleveland, Ohio, who is the house guest of Mrs. Atlee Pom- erene. The other guests were Mrs. Jo- seph W. Byrns, Mrs. Pomerene and her sister, Mrs. Brant; Mrs, Whelan McGee, Mrs. French Strother, Mrs. W. R. Mil- Dry Cough “Melts Away” “As a sales girl ina big store, I can't help being in drafts. On a particularly nasty day I got a dry, painful cough. 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