Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1935, Page 20

OCIETY. Mrs. Roosevelt Will Have Guests With Her At the Tea Hour Today Foreign Envoys and Their Wives Will Call on President’s Wife—Mrs. Morgenthau Due Back. RS. ROOSEVELT returned to | the White House at noon to- | day. She will receive at the M tea hour this afternoon sev- | chief of the Royal Swedish Navy, and Baroness Tamm, were the hcnor guests at & cocktall party given yes- terday by the counselor of the Swed- eral new members of the foreign |ish Legation and Baroness Beck-Friis. Unique Pre:Nuptial . Party Last Evening Mr. Willlam K. Ryan entertained last evening in honor of Senorita Zoe Patterson, daughter of the Ambassa- dor of Cuba, Dr. Guillermo Patter- son, and her flance, M. Ernest Schiat- ter, attache of the Swiss Legation. The party began at dinner at the Mayflower, after which Mr. Ryan took his guests to “Anything Goes” at the National Theater, followed by a gay supper dance at the Shoreham Hotel, with clever favors and intriguing place cards for all the guests. The party celebrated Senorita Patterson’s birthday anniversary. Among the guests were the Senoritas Trucco, daughters of the Ambassador of Chile; slovakian Legation, Mr, Joao de Deus Ramos of the Portuguese Legation, Mr. Francls Irgens of the Norwegian Legation, Mr. Otakar Kabelac of the Czechoslovakian Don Fernando Illanes of the Chilean Em- Stig M. A. Unger of the Swedish Le- gation, Mr. Laurence Bungardeanu of the Rumanian Legation, Senor Erasto M. Villa of the Spanish Embassy, Senor Jose M. Lasa of the Cuban Em- bassy and Mr, Harry Coxen, Dr. and Mrs. Angel Tomas Correa entertained at dinner in their Chevy Chase home last evening, their guests being Mrs. George B. Corey, Capt. Evan Jackson, U. 8. A.; Mr. and Mrs. Doll M. Zirkle, and Miss Fanny Senor Don Manuel Trucco and their diplomatic corps in the Capital, in- cluding the Siamese Minister and Mme. Abhikar Rajamaitri, the Min- ister of Egypt and Mme. Amine Yous- sef, the Minister of Lithuania and Mme. Zadeikis, and the Minister of Latvia, Dr. Bihlmans. This evening Mrs. Roosevelt will be the henor guest at the Mayflower at | dinner of the Research Club, recently organized group of teachers. Yesterday in New York Mrs. Roose- velt was the honor guest at tea of Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, mother of | the Secretary of the Treasury. Among the other guests were those active in plans for Jascha Heifetz's recital at | Camegie Hall, January 14, for the benefit of the educational department of the New York Women's Trade Union League. Before the tea, Mrs. Roosevelt attended the formal dedica- tlon of the first houses, the first public | There were about 150 guests, includ- | ing members of the diplomatic corps, |officials and a few from residential circles. The Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution and Mrs. C. G. Abbot en- |tertained at dinner last evening. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Day Lewis Long, missionaries from | Sholapur, India, Mr. and Mrs. Clay P. Butler, in charge of the Smith- sonian Solar Station in Calama, Chile, and Mr. and Mrs. Loyal B. Aldrich. \ Program Features For Jewish Juniors A delightful program of songs given | | by Mr. Eugene Kressin, popular young | actor-singer, will be the program fea- | cousin, Senorita Ema Gaete; Senorita Olga Patterson, sister of the guest of honor; Mlle. Sybilla Skidelsky, Miss Evelyn Walker, Miss Diana Rowland, Miss Florence Harris, Mrs. McKen- ney Mallan, Mrs, William Mann, Mrs. Frances Bunker, Miss Helen Walker, Miss Lelita Dawson, the third secre- tary of the Cuban Embassy and Se- nora de Patterson; Mr. Louis H. Micheli of the Switzerland Legation, Dr. Josef Nemecek of the Czecho- Naylor. Furniture Lamps and Clocks CATLIN’S, Inc. 1324 N. ¥. Ave. N.W. Nat. 0992 Lighting Fixtures low-cost housing project built and |y e g¢ the monthly meeting of the | operated by Government agency in|couneil of Jewish Juniors at the the United States. Ve 2 : s ewish Community Center tomorrow. Mr. James Roosevelt, who has been | Another variety surprise is “The With his father at Warm Springs, Ga. | candles” an original sketch acted by flew to Palm Beach yesterday to be | the guest of Mr. Joseph P. Kennedy. The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Henry Morgenthau, jr., will be joined today by Mrs. Morgenthau, who will arrive from their farm, at Fishkill, | N. Y. The Secretary of War and Mrs. George H. Dern, who are expected to arrive in California the end of next week, will come to Washington before Christmas. When they return to meiri home here they will find they have | 8 new address although the house is | in the same place and is unchanged. | Owing to the new houses built on | Rittenhouse street tfe house which the Secretary and Mrs. Dern occupy is now at 3333 Stephenson place in- | stead of at 3301 Rittenhouse shrs‘et; which was the former number. The house, known as Highwood, was for- merly occupied by Mrs. Henry C.| Corbin and the late Gen. Corbin and during the war she leased the house to Gen. John J. Pershing. | Date Changed for Party to Mrs. Cummings. Mrs. Homer S. Qummings, wife of | the Attorney General, will be the honor guest of the Woman’s National | Democratic Club Saturday, December 14, instead of December 7. g | The minister of the Irish Free State | and Mrs. Michael MacWhite enter- tained at dinner in their apartment at the Shoreham last evening. The guests were the Ambassador of Ar- gentina and Senora de Espil, the Am- bassador of Germany, Herr Hans Luther; the Minister of Norway and Mme. Munthe de Morgenstierne, the | charge d'affaires of Canada and Mrs. Hume Wrong, the economic adviser to the State Department and Mrs. Her- | bert Fels; the assistant chief of the Western European Division of the | State Department and Mrs. John Dewey Hickerson, Msgr. David ODwyer of Catholic University, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Morley, Frau Koerner and Praulein Marga Koerner. The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Lawrence Wood Robert, jr., were hosts at dinner last evening in the 1925 F Street Club. Representative Marion A. Zioncheck has taken a suite at the Carlton for | the session of Congress, having arrived | from his home in Seattle, Wash. Admiral Tamm, commander in EISEMAN'S SEVENTH & F INDIVIDUALLY STYLED DRESSES $8.95 CHARGE IT! PAY $1 WEEKLY Glamorous new colors—stylish new treatments—most fashionable new fabrics—styles for street, daytime and informal evening. You'll find dresses- of the highest type ot $8.95. All sizes for misses, women and half sizes. $39.75 to $59.50 Furred COATS $2 8.75 CHARGE IT! PAY $2 WEEKLY Coats with new ond expensive furs —smart, serviceable fabrics—the most wonted colors—beautifully silk lined and interlined—these coats .are outstanding volues at $28.75. It's a special purchase from a prominent coat maker. All sizes for women, misses and half sizes. WE GUARANTEE! —that despite these easy terms, our prices are no higher than any strictly cash store. If you find you can buy for less elsewhere, please_return your purchase. members of the religion-dramatic groups, under the direction of Miss Helen B. Fox, in commemoration of the Chanukuah holiday. The inter- esting finale to this playet is the pre- sentation of “Chanukuah baskets” to a needy family depicted by Miss Bessie Lavine, board chairman of the latter project. The actual collection of food for these baskets will take place at | this meeting, the distribution to be made by Miss Lavine and her com- mittee. Among the girls appearing in the sketch are Miss Silvia Schwartz, Miss Bella Schwartz, Miss Ethel Selter and Miss Florence Block. Miss Sarah Sherr, appointed chair- man for the section’s co-operative work for the annual tuberculosis seal drive, will call for volunteer helpers on the same. The official annual membership drive will be launched at this meeting, all current members being urged to interest their young friends to join the organization and help and enjoy the many varied items of the local activity program. Through their drive last year the Washington Juniors brought about a 300 per cent increase in membership, definitely establishing the section in the large group classi- fication of the national chain. British Attaches Cancel Parties The air attache of the British Em- bassy, Group Capt. T. E. B. Howe, has canceled the reception he had planned for tomorrow in honor of the British- MRS. WILLIAM L. MARBURY, Whose marriage took place yesterday in the Church of the Epiphany, the Rev. Dr. Ze Barney Phillips officiating. Mrs. Mar- bury was formerly Mrs. Charles Yandes Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs, Marbury will make their home in Baltimore. =—Harris-Ewing Photo. Washington Assembly Baltimore Cotillion Set December 20 Miss Marie Hall Tawresey, debu-| Rehearsals have started for the | tante daughter of Comdr. and Mrs. | Washington Assembly, which will be | Alfred F. N. Tawresey, who will make | held in the ball room of the Mayflower her debut in Washington December 28 | Friday, December 20. The floor show at a tea dance at the Washington |this year will be the “Gay Nineties.” Club, was introduced to Baltimore so- | The “Florodora Sextette” will be sung ciety at the first Monday german Mon- | and danced by six attractive young day ght. Mr. W. Hall Harris, 3d, girls and six equally attractive men. was her escort and she wore a becom- | There will be an old-fashioned two- ing gown of white crepe and carried | step danced by a very modern girl an arm bouquet of yellow roses. | and boy. 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