Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1935, Page 22

SOC SOCIETY. IETY THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1935. INTERESTING , OFFICIAL FAMILIES IN WASHINGTON BOCIET Senator Willlam Gibbs McAdoo, Sena- tor Carl Hayden and Senator Ernest Gibson, who visited the Philippine Islands during the last recess of Con- gress, entertained at dinner at the ham Hotel last evening in honor of the Governor General of the Phil- T ler. Manuel Quezon, M:. Clarc M. Recto, Mr. Manuel Roxas _and Mr. Rafael Alunan, and the Philippine oners, Mr. Pedro Guevara and Mr, Prank W. Delgado. Among the invited guests were the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. ippine Islands, Mr. Frank Murphy; | Joseph W. Byrnes; the Secretary of the Philippine mission, consisting of (Continued on Third Page.) Mrs. Roosevelt Will Return From New| York Visit Tomorrow—Honor 4. Guest Tonight. return to the White House |day. t LI ::moflr::wm :m'i"?, “':e The Ambassador of Poland, M. Stanislaw Patek, gave a musicale last evening o E e e of Wome's |evening, when officials and diplomats Professional Relations at the Hotel |Were invited to hear Mme. Eva Band- Astor. The dinner will be the open- rowska, celebrated Polish coloratura ing festivity of the Conference on |30Pranc. Dr. Henry Gregor of the Women's Work which will be held to- | Washington College of Music accom- day, tomorrow and Saturday at the panied her. Mme. Bandrowska, who Hotel Astor. Among those from stood under a large portrait of Mar- Washington attending the _sessions shal Pilsudski, wore a gown of heavy are Miss Frances Perkips, Secretary white brocade with ruches of the ma- 5 terial over her shoulders. The Am- ;{:_L::br?:hfll.mb;toy’ (VAENET, | bassador was assisted in Teceiving his O nce Tiomestead Corp., Tn. | Uests by Mme. Sokolowska, Wife of terior Department; Dr. Lgansrd the counselor of the embassy, who pre- White, United States Civil Service |ented the guests to Mme. Band- commissioner; Miss Mary Anderson, rowska. Mme. Sokolowska wore a SHias Bertha Niemberg and Miss Mary | Printed dress of crepe in green, Robinson, all of the Woman's Bureau I:::‘l:‘; and black on a white back- of the Labor Department; Mrs. Flor- 4 ence Brewer Boeckel of the National | After the recital & buftet supper Council for the Prevention of War; | 35 served in the dining room, where o O il ot ‘the Tegal Divi. | fowers of red and white, the Polish sion, State Department; Ma). Julia C, | 010, formed the background. Stimson of the War Department, Dr. | Louise Stanley of the Department of Agriculture, Mrs. Phoebe Omlie of the Aviation Bureau, Department of Com- merce, and Boris Shiskin of the American Federation of Labor, Dr. William H. Stead of the Department of Labor, Dr. John Studebaker, United | States commissioner of education; Miss Bess Goodykoontz, assistant United States commissioner of edu- cation; Mrs. Catherine Pilene Shouse, chairman, board of directors of the institute; Miss Maxine Davis, Mr. John Ihlder, expert on housing; Dr. L. J. O'Rourke, United States Civil Service Commission; Mrs. Mary Heal- | e Minister of Bolivia and Senora mfi:}r{x‘e‘;ingmm Adams and Mrs. | ge g‘mot mece I;Kauesu at luncheon yes- | of Hawaii, The table was decorated | who numbered 30, included the wives | March, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mr.|son, Mmbymungl':t’n mchéu;tt 2 terday at the Mayflower of Senor Dr. | y; of the members of the Kentucky | jorie Souby, e | Don Eduardo Salazar, financial coun- | *. €3rlY SPring blossoms and MIS.| o\ pqiion in Congress and other gf‘“;":tmt?“l;:' 'btih’ "h:m'" Of | Miss Marjorie Parker, Miss Betty Mrs. Roosevelt has designated April | selor of the Ecuador Legation, The |Keves used for the first time an an- | genpycky women living in Washing- |\ a publican Committee, | cremen, Miss Margaret Speir, Miss 29 as the date for the Congressional (company also included Sencra de |cient dish presented to her by Mr. | ton, and Mrs, Henry P. Fletcher, Mrs.| Betty Hart, Miss Hellen Bland, Miss Club breakfast, which will be held | Alfaro, wife of the Minister of Ecua- |P. Y. Chong a Chinese resident of | Cuno H. Rudolph, widow of the former | Mary Lou Nash, Miss Emily Nicklas, at the Mayflower Hotel. The com- |dor; the counselor of the Legation of | Honolulu. The dish is silver molded | Mr. William C. Bullitt, United | Commissioner of the District, and Miss Betty Angus and Miss Betsy Mittees have not been announced, | Ecuador and Senora de Cabeza de |like a duck on a pond, the “duck” | States Ambassador to the Union of |Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones. | Bardwell. though they have been active for | Vaca; the attache, Senor Don Manuel forming the generous “lid” for the Soviet Socialist Republics, who hu; Mrs. Russell William Magna, presi- — some time. Crespo; Mr. Paulo G. Hasslocher of | “pond” or platter and is for the serv- |been in this country since Christmas | dent general of the N. 8. D. A. R. The financial counselor of the Ru- The ladies who will have charge of | the Brazilian Embassy; Miss Marjorie | iug of duck. {and stayed in Washington several |and associate member of the club, will| manian Legattion and Mme. Boncesco the dining room at the regular Friday | Herrick, Senor Eloy Alfaro, son of | Tomorrow Mrs. Keyes will have as ' weeks, sailed yesterday from New York | occupy & box with a group of guests. | will be hosts at dinner tonight in tea tomorrow are: Pouring tea, Mrs.|the Ecuador Minister; Senor Ramon | her guest at tea Mrs. Cleveland Dodge, jon the Manhattan for Europe to re- | ‘The ball will be opened by a “crew | honor of their house guests, Col. and Harold L. Ickes, Mrs. William E. Hess, | Ruiz, Mrs. Catherine Connor, Mrs, | wife of the president of the American | sume his duties, of pirates” selected from the younger | Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim. | Mrs. Pehr G. Holmes, Mrs. Lawrence | Gracilla Fleming aud Mrs. B. Benitey. | University at Beyreuth, who is spend- | set, including Miss Mary Senate E. Imhoffand aad Mrs. Dow W. Hart. ing a short time with her son-in-law Mme. Petroff Tchomakoff, wife of | Howes, Mrs. Charles A. Lawton, Mrs.| The subcommittee of the Senate | Those assisting will be: Mrs. Michael | _ Mrs. Keyes, wife of Senator Henry | anq daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.|the charge d'affaires of Bulgaria, en- | Jerry Washburn, Mrs. Spencer Dar- | Committee on Territories. pose: CA ! l_ I ' N L. Igre, Mrs. William Humphrey, Mrs, | Wilder Keyes, gave an interesting | Armstead in Rosemont, Alexandria. |tertained at luncheon today in the|win, Mrs. John A. Howell Mrs. | of Senators Millard E. 'lvd:ln::mchxkg John M. Houston, Mrs. Frank Hook | luncheon today, entertaining in her| senator and Mrs. Keyes will open | legation. Genevieve Cook, Miss Mary Patter-| man; Senator Kenneth McKellar, i and Mrs. Edward H. Havs. home in Alexandria in honor of MIS. | their home at 111 Alfred street in — The Undersecretary of State and P![ v. E" MRS. ROOSEVELT, who will |Africa, entertained at luncheon to- Al the verve and Jreshness of an APRIL AFTERNOON The Ambassador of the Union of ’ : : in this spirited navy | Soviet Socialist Republics and Mme. e 4 Z 3 o wool suit with, a | Troyanovsky will entertain at dinner raceful swagger coat at the embassy this evening. Follow- :nd wolf cu{flgsldivinc ing the dinner, Mme. Eva Bandrowska, Right: Mrs. Robert E. Burney, whose husband is an auditor for the the Polish coloratura soprano, who toured the Soviet Union last year and Shipping Board, with her two small daughters, Bettie Sue and Geraldine, Charge Accounts Invited Harris-Ewing Photo. - will return this Spring, will give a song recital and Miss Blanche Yurka will recite selected poems for which additional guests have been invited. Left: Mrs. Charles A. Halleck, wife of Representative Halleck of Indiana, with her two children, Junior and Patricia. With Representative Halleck they make their home in the Cavalier Hotel.—Harris-Ewing Photo, They make their home in Edgemoor, Md. -l Mme. Saito, wife of the Japanese Ambassador, will not be at home until Friday, April 19. Mrs, Arthur Van Hogan will pre- |Frank Atherton of Honolulu. The| plexandria, Monday, April 22, for the sent world events as reflected in cur- | small company included Mrs. William | penefit of Kenmore. Mrs. William Phillips have taken a rent literature before the tea. R. Castle, wife of former United States _— box for the Newspaper Women's Club Ambassador to Japan, who was born Mrs. Barkley, wife of Senator Alben | costume ball at the Willard Hotel Sat- in Hawaii; Mrs. Samuel Wilder King, | W. Barkley of Kentucky, entertained ' urday night. Other recent subscribers wife of the new delegate from the |at a luncheon today when her guests, |include Gen. and Mrs. Peyton C. 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