Evening star., 1923-12-24
Veterans Bureau Dance at
City Club December ~.

Veterans Bureau Dance at
City Club December ~.
Employees of the Veterans Bureau
;will give Christmas party and dance
December 81 at the City Club. A
Christmas tree will be placed in the
middle of the dance floor for the
party.
Col Thomas w. Miller, alien pro-
perty custodian. has been invited to
be the guest of the evening. Gen.
Veterans Bureau, Mrs. and MISS
Hines will also attend.
Mr.. w. S. Meade is chairman of
the committee in charge of the ar
rangements, assisted by Miss M. L.
Boyd.
The Missouri Society gave re-.
ception and dance at the Hotel Roose-
velt "Wednesday evening. DECEMBER
10. Representative and Mrs. c. A
Newton received the guests. Mrs. Nc
Pherson, Mrs. Hayes and Mrs.
Roades assisted at the punch table.
Dr. Paul II. de Kruif left Washing
ton yesterday after visit to his
,, mother. Mrs. Louise de Kruif, at the
Hotel Roosevelt.
Mr. L. A. Dutton, secretary to the
war claims committee. and Mrs. Dut-
ton OF Salina, Kan, are at the Hotel
Roosevelt for the winter.
Mrs. Florence L. Strasburger left
Washington yesterday for Atlantic
| City for a stay of two weeks and
will stop at the st. Charles Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Hasselbach have
closed their home at 1915 goth street
for the holidays and have gone to
| Pinehurst, N. c.
Miss Agnes s. Winn of the Nation
! al Education Association is in New
York city for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Logner and their
little son Dick of Akron. Ohio. are
spending the holidays with Mrs. Log
/ ner's parents. DR.. and Mrs. Fergel,
on Park road.
The hostesses at the Christmas
so1ree and concert of the Washing
! ton Salon and United Arts Society,
thursday evening at the Playhouse,
| 1914 N street northwest, will be Mrs
Helen Jean Paul Starr, Mrs. Ada W.
! duncan, Miss EstreIa Amores, Miss
Helen L. Hunt, Miss Pauline Hunt,
Miss Louis Wallis Puffer, Mrs. Charl-
ton Chamberlin, Mrs. Mary Wright
Davis, Miss Mary Cassel, Miss Made
,yn G. Geisler. Mrs. Peggy Stanley,
Mrs; Opal r. Brahan. Miss Marie b.
Luebkert. Miss Edna Duncan and Mrs
Samuel n. Norman
The guests of honor and principal
| speakers will be Mr.. Edgar c. Snyder,
United States marshal Of the District
and Mr.. W. Bowyer Pain, English
water colorist and illustrator, who
VIII give a short exhibition of chalk
work. Mr.. Rudolphe de Zapp. the pres
| 1dent of the society will present Mr.
A. Q. H. Role, the president Of the
| Landscape Club. and will also intro
| duce Miss Helen E. Townsend.
A musical program with other en-
| tertainment numbers will be present.
| ed by Miss Charlotte Kline in piano Sc
| lections, soprano solos by Miss Hazel
| Gibson Wood, soloiSt at the Church of
| the New Jerusalem, with Miss Edith B.
Athey at the piano: Isaac Minovich, the
youthful violin master. in selections.
with Miss Dora Minovich, accom-
panist. by courtesy Of Profs. Josef
I and Henry kaspar: Signor Giuseppe
df Meglio. Italian tenor. accompanied
by Miss Bernice D. Randall. Solo and
ensemble dance numbers will be pre-
and Kathryn Hereford, with Miss
| Elizabeth Gardner Coombs at the
piano. Donna Maria George will ap-
| pear in Spanish and gypsy costume
/; dances assisted at the piano by Miss
Gladys Hillyer. Card admission.
| Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Barker have
returned from the south. They have
closed their home in Cleveland Park,
and will be at the Hotel Lafayette
I for the winter.
Miss Tomlin has with her for the
holidays her sister, Miss Maude
Somerville Tonlin of Cleveland.