Evening star., 1925-04-18


Miss Caroline Pinckney Rutledge of
Charleston, S. c.
Miss Margaret Davis and Miss Ewin
Davis. daughters Of Representative
and Mrs. Davis of Tennessee, enter
tanned company of young persons at
dinner last evening.
Mrs. Wilson d. Higgins has arrived
from Fort Bliss, Tex, and Is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Critten-
den Marriott. In their home. at 2227
Twentieth street. for a month.
Mrs. Eva Dell Myers will be at home
tomorrow afternoon in her apartment
at the Portland for the last time this
season. She will leave at the end of
the week for her former home in
Cleveland to visit until the middle of
May. She will sail Wednesday, May
20. for Europe for a three-month alb
sence, and will spend six weeks in
Copenhagen and visit other Scandi-
navian countries before returning in
the Autumn.
Mrs. Marjorie N Torbert and her
nttle son Jack are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker o. Nettleton and their
baby son at East Orange, y. J
Next week they will be with DR..
and Mrs. William Z. Linton of Free.
port, Long Island, n. Y.
Mrs. A. j. Shippert will entertain a
small company at the supper-dance
this evening at Wardman Park Hotel
Tor her guests, Miss Orley Melville
and Miss Dorothy Dasher of North
Weymuth, Mass, who are with her
for the Easter season.
Col. and Mrs. Frank C. Jewell OF
l37 Glenbrook road, Battery Park,
gave a dinner for IA at the Congress
sional Country Club Thursday eve.
ming. Their guests We're Gen. and
Mrs. William Chamberlaine, Gen. and
Mrs. K. { Marshall, jr.; Col. and Mrs.
II. Z. Barnes, Capt. and Mrs. ]. T
jackson, Col. and Mrs. Wren and Col
and Mrs. Singleton.
The Ambassador of France and
Nine. Daeschner and the Misses
Daeschner are to be guests in the
box of Mrs. William Eric Fowler next
Friday afternoon at Polls Theater
when the children's Spring dancing
festival, directed by Miss Hawke,
introducing Mrs. Goring Bliss de.
lightful fantasy, The Fairy Hour, -
is to be given as a benefit for the
trict of Columbia.
Mrs. William B. Noble has been
added TO the list of box holders for
that afternoon and Nine Ekengren
chairman of boxes. announces that
every box has been taken for the
performance and a brilliant audience
is expected. with Mrs. Coolidge oc.
cupying the special honor box and
wearing for the first time her uniform
as honorary commissioner of Girl
Scouts of the District and honorary
president of the National Girl Scouts
Mrs. Henry Flather, commissioner
OF the District Scouts. announces that
tickets for next Friday afternoon
benefit may be had at the Little
House of the Girl Scouts, Eighteenth
and New York avenue, at the Hams
Point tea house, and from Miss
Hawke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hetzel Ritten-
house of Washington and Philadel
phia have issued invitations for the
Martyne 10 Mr.. Ashley Kenneth
Jessup of Trenton. \. j., Saturday
May 2, at I O'Clock in the evening
in the Church of the Holy Trinity
Rittenhouse square, Philadelphia. A
reception will follow immediately
after the ceremony at the Bellevue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George t. Summerlin,
jr., who are in New York on their
wedding trip, are staying at the Hotel
Astor. Mrs. Summerlin was Miss
Elizabeth Zolnay, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Julian Zolnay. The wed
ding took place on Thursday after
noon. Mr.. Summerlin Is the son O,
Mr.. George T. Summerlin. recently
appointed American Minister tc
Honduras.
Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott Smith is al
the Hotel Brighton, Atlantic City. He
will return to the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Franc an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh
ter Miriam Alice to DIR. Louis l.
Skirball, at Boston, Mass, April II,
1925.
Mrs. Weightman Edwards and her
daughter Mary Carolyn Of Montclair
n. j., are the guests Of Mrs. Russell
o. Kluge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bryan Huyck
have gone to New York and Boston.
While in Boston they will be the
guests of Mr.. Huyck's sister, Mrs
rank - bdlcS, dl lcI III BIOOh-
line. They will be absent for about
10 days.
Mrs. John Lorentz Steele has re-
turned to Washington from Baltimore.
where she was called by illness of
her daughter, Mrs. II. Phelps Brooks,
jr.
Mrs. Willard NJ. kochenderfer has
her sister, Mrs. j. A. Bailey and son
visiting her at the Hotel La F'ayette.
Monday afternoon at o'clock the
Club of Colonial Danes will entertain
at a tea in honor of Miss Helen Cum
ming of Alexandria, Va. Miss Cum
ming is a member of the club and
will give a talk on the Cry of the
Children"
Poetry and Costume Ball
Promises Great Brilliancy.
The poetry and costume ball at the
Mayfower Hotel tonight will be the
fitting close to the several days con-
vention of the International Associa-
ton of Art and Letters, the entertain
ments starting with the brilliant re-
ception held by Mrs. Henry F. Dimock
Wednesday night. Tonight's ball com.