Evening star., 1928-12-13
SOCIETY
continued from Nineteenth PAGE,
e prominent members of the aviation
inference now in progress.

prominent members of the aviation
inference now in progress.
Mrs. William Trevor of New York and
s. William Riddle of New Jersey are
estS of Mrs. Clarence M. Busch at the
lizard Hotel. Mrs. Trevor will remain
er until next week and will attend
e carnival costume bali of the District
n Women Tuesday evening at the
Hard. as a member of Mrs. BuschS
party. Others in Mrs. Busch's box
VI be the Vice President-elect Senator
narles Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Edward E.
ann, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Car
enter, Mrs. Harriet F. Ward. Mr.. and
rs. Fulton Lewis, former Senator and
rsA Robert l.. Owen. Comdr. and Mrs.
harleS Baker. Comdr Wiley Baker,
rs. William Wheatley Mrs. Edna M.
olman. DR. w NJ. Perry. DR.. and Mrs.
ilHaSm Clark Miss Clarice Busch ard
r., lawrence B. Campbell.
Mrs Robert w. Locke will entertain a
undred or more guests this evening at
musical in her apartment at 20l7 S
rect IN honor of her house guest, Miss
rene Fleming of Vevey, Switzerland.
no will leave Washington tomorrow for
Bermuda. The program tonight will be
|iven at o'clock by Mrs. Flora Nc
Ftll Keefer, mezzo-soprano, and Miss
Elisa Craig McColl. pianist; Mrs. Mil
red Kolb Schulz will accompany Mrs.
keefer A buffet supper will b! served
Ifter the program.
Mrs. Joshua Crane has as her guest
t the Washington Club her niece, Mrs.
George H. Flint of Boston.
Mr.. William w. Burdette will leave
Washington Saturday for st. Peters,
burg and other points in Florida, and
Will spend the entire Winter in that
lection Of the South.
Girl Reserves to Usher
lt Y. w. c. A. Recital.
A group of attractive young ushers,
representing the Girl Reserves of the
Young Women's Christian Association,
will assist the committee tonight at
! he dramatic recital to be given at
Barker Hall, Seventeenth and K streets,
by Ithe famous Shakespearean actress,
Edith Wynne Matthison. for the benefit
II the maintenance fund of the aSSo-
iation. Miss MatthiSon will present
rogram which will comprise selections
rom a number of her most celebrated
oleS, including Rosalind In Shake
peare'S "AS You Like It." SonnetS,
des and lyrics taken from the worlds
hmouS poets. will also be part of Miss
fatthiSon'S recital
The ushers, directed by Miss Mabel
Cook and Miss Dorothea Mcdowell,
18th Miss Lois Spencer as chairman,
hclude Miss Ruth AShburn and Miss
irginia Evans, both from Park View
Ia VafoN civ a fSVrac
be. Bon Secour Club of Central High
chNol, Miss Edith Brookhart, Miss Ger
rude Kluge, Miss Louise Mack, Miss
Roris Tucker and Miss Mary Lesta
Hakeman.
Mrs. Fred z. Wright, chairman of the
bmmittee in charge of arrangements
br the benefit announces that reserved
atS are to be had at Mrs. Wilson,
Keene'S and at Mr.. T. Arthur Smiths,
bth of whom are assisting the Young
Tomen's Christian Association In the
hle Of tickets for tonight.
Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. Harry
ZEE Rust Mrs. Henry T. Rainey and
RS. William o. Gilbert will preside at
be tea tables Sunday afternoon from
80 to o'clock at the Women's City
ub, when Miss Ethel Bagley, chairman
nd members of the membership COM
ittee viii be hoSteSSes at tea given
honor of new members of the club.
embers Of the club have been invited.
Mrs. Katherine Fenton has with her
the Wardman Park Hotel her daugh-
r, Mrs. Philip Essary Barnard of
4w York, who will remain until the
nd of the week, when Mrs. Fenton
i'll leave for st. Paul to pass the
hriStmaS holidays, Mrs. Barnard re-
lrning to New York.
Mrs. Edward D. Hays and Mrs. Mar
n c. Rhodes have issued invitations to
be members of the Entire Nous Club for
Christmas luncheon to be given at the
race Dodge Hotel Tuesday, December
}. at l O'Clock pm.
This club, which contributes to the
cial life of its members, also provides
any comforts for the charitable or
eyser is president OF this compare
Tely new club.
The League of American Pen Women
the District of Columbia viii hold
e third Of series of monthly book
views Saturday evening at o'clock at
e club rooms. Miss Agnes Winn,
airman Of the reviews; Mrs. Edward
lson Dingley and Mrs. Aaron Newman,
esident of the District League, will
ve the criticisms. All members Of the
lgue and their friends are invited.
The Art Promoters Club viii hold its
ekly dinner Friday evening at 7
lock in the Playhouse Inn, 1914 N
eet northwest, when MIR. Richard
lofl will be the guest of honor and
l speak later on Reviews Of New
oks" at the round table conference on
Irnalisn and the short stocy in the
iental studio adjoining. The talk is
en- to the public. This will be the
al meeting before the Christmas holi-
rs.
Grs. Howard L. Hodgkins viii pre-
at the District historical dinner" "
Of series being given by the Wom-
5 City Club, % Jackson place, Satur-
evening at $50 o'clock. Rev. Peter
sterson, s. j., instructor in American
ernment and history at Georgetown
tversity, will speak of the period from
DO to 1845. ''Vicissitudes of the Dis
auuumn.uununmnuuuuu