Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

liam B. Oliver. Representative Henry B
Steagall. Representative and Mrs: E. B
Almon, Representative and Mrs. George
Huddleston. Representative and Mrs
John McDuffie. Representative and Mrs
william b. Bankhead. Representative
and Mrs. Lamar letters. Representative
and Mrs. William B. . Bowling. Repre-
sentative and Mrs Miles c. Allgood
Representative Lister Hill. Representa-.
tive and Mrs. JEFF Busby Mai. and Mrs
James F.. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T
Stokely. Mr.. and Mrs Cecil BeaSley, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lacey. Mr.. and Mrs
John King Pickett. Mr.. and Mrs. r
Lee Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Roland H
Rowe. Col G. w, Pratt. Mr. and Mrs
| H. o. Sargent. Capt. r. NJ. VIM. Col
and Mrs. W. NJ. McKelvy, Mr.. I. Y
Balm and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Little
Mrs. Royal Copeland wife of Senator
| Copeland of New York. is one OF the
latest season subscribers to the Friday
morning Book Reviews being given al
the Willard. Others to subscribe are
Mrs William C. Wright. Mrs William E
HUH. Mrs. Arthur H. Terrell. Mrs. Otto
| T. Simon. Miss Evelyn Sutton WeemS
Mrs. Charles F. Redmond. Miss Emma
Stabler. Mrs. j. NJ Robinson. Mrs
George B. Bryan. Mrs H. G. Welker
Mrs. Kelley Gym. Mrs George Cabel
and Mrs. A. E. Carter
| The two books to be discussed this
week are The Bridge of San Luis Rev
and Now East. Now West"
Mrs. Elise Mulliken. former president
of the League of American Pen Women
of this city. is visiting in Milwaukee. Wis
and receiving much social attention
| from the various educational leaders
of club life. She has been given an
enthusiastic response TO her organiza-
/ lion work for the National Red Gross
I Miss Mary Elizabeth Fox of New Yorl
, has come to Washington to spend 6
! week or more at the Grace Dodge Hotel
where she has been Joined by Miss
Elizabeth Thomas and Miss Helen NJ
Thomas. also of New York.
Mrs De Frees Critten and Miss
Critten will not observe their day a,
home tomorrow afternoon. but will be
at home February 10 and February II
The evening card party to be given a,
2400 Sixteenth street by the Hilary A
, at O'Clock. promises to be a grea,
success. Many tables have already been
spoken for
A partial list of the patronesses in
cludes Mrs w. j. Harris. Mrs. Cary
Grayson. Mrs. A. j. Montague. Mrs
Hugo Black. Mrs j. NJ Bankhead
Mrs Hannis Taylor. Mrs William K
/ Carr, Mrs, H. L. Rust. Mrs Sidney
Taliaferro. Miss Jessie Dell, Mrs. j
Thomas Kelly. Mrs. E. S. Kennedy
Mrs Clary Stone Briggs, Mrs. Rus,
Smith, Mrs. Daniel Roper, Mrs. w. r
Coles. Mrs. Ellen Herbert Micou.
Mrs. Rufus p. Clarke. 1923 Phelps
place. Is president of the chapter ane
has an able corps of assistants. Mrs
Mary K. Males is chairman of the
entertainment committee.
Miss Julia Schelling. music criti,
and lecturer. will give talk at the
Y. w c. A. auditorium tonight on the
opera Die Walkure." This opera. the
third In the international grand opera
FESTIVAL OF the Washington National
opera, Co. viii be given the
night of February is. Various motifs
from the opera will be played this
evening as feature Of Miss Schelling' s
talk.
A sister of the famous pianist. Ernes,
Schelling. Miss Schelling is we'll known
In Washington. and the talk this eve
ming promises TO be a very interest
ing one
Mrs. George Thather Guernsey. ex.
president general. D. A. R., of indie
pendence. Kans. will be the guest
OF Mrs. Harry M Grove at the card
party for the benefit of the District
Chapter House, D. A. r.. on Saturda,
evening at the Washington Hotel.
The executive committee of the Texas
Society met at the home of Senator
and Mrs. Morris Shepherd Monday
evening to make arrangements for the
next social event. which will be a re-
cepfiOn and dance At the T3oceeveh