Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-07

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the home OF Mrs Eugene Byrnes in
ROY Place: and Mrs. Walter Tucker
man is holding regular meetings and re-
hcarSals of the groups in the pageant
scene which is to be a feature OF the
BALL. Mrs. David Du B. Gaillard is chair
man of the committee on posters, and
has in preparation number Of aFuring.
colorful posters, which under her direc-
ton are always an artistic feature of the
benefit for George Washington Univer-
Sity Hospital.
Representative and Mrs. Ralph K.
Updike of Indiana were hosts at dinner
last night in the crystal room Of the
Willard. when among their guests We're
the secretary to the President and Mrs,
Everett Sanders. the House floor LEADER
and Mrs. John F. Tilson Of Connecticut
and Representative and Mrs. Lindley II.
Kadley of Washington.
Senator David / Walsh, entertained a
party Of friends at luncheon yesterday
In the garden restaurant of the Carl
ton Hotel.
Mrs. Frank Barrows FreSer will be at
home Sunday afternoon from 10
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutland Beard enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
Club 81. Marks. In the company were
Commissioner and Mrs. Proctor L.
noucllcrty Mr.. Michael Wright, The
third secretary, British embassy. and
Mr.. Laurent Baudrey. first secretary.
the commercial secretary and Mrs.
Merchant Mahorey ana Mr. Thomas
Stone. third secretary. al of the Ca
ca6ian legation staff, ana Miss Lcn1ida
Merriam.
Mrs. Charles Cheney Hyde Of New
York, wife of the former solicitor ot
I state, arrived yesterday to be the guest
"of Mrs. De Frees Critten and Miss Mar
iorie Critten at their home, on Tracy
place. MIS-. Crittcn and Miss Critten
entertained al luncheon today az the
Maytiorer Hotel Tor their guest,
\ The National League of American
Pen Women entertained yesterday aft
erTloon from 1 TO 6 o'clock al large
reception in the Willard room of the
Willard Hotel. The guest of honor was
NFs Sally James Farrham. noted
sculptor of New York City. who is
chairman Of the leagues national ar.
committee. Other special guests were
Mr. ET1sfst Thompson Seton. Mr. Cliff
ford K. bergman. Mr.. Henry x, Bush
Brown and Mr.. Bernard Ostermann
Nj Seton spoke on Indian Art
II thu receiving line with Mrs Grace
Thompson Seton. national president OF
the National League Of American Pen
Women. were Mrs Farnham and the
administrative officers Of the national
heard Members Of the social COM
nlit.ee alternated at the tea table. as
sisted By the chairmen of other spe-
cisl committees @. the organization.
In TIE large company present were
many prominent representatives OF art
circles III the city as well rs a large
rnmber Of guests from official. diplo-
matte and residential society. Some
lovely small by0nzes. the work Of Mrs
Farnhar. were en- exhibition ard attraet-
RI enthusiastic attention Among the
invited guests from art circles in Wash
i7rt2n were Mr. Richard s. Newman.
principal OF the CCrcoran School of Art
st?d Mrs. Neryman: 1Hr s EGrtiS Paker
Tsce paE9ciDal Of the Cnrcoran School #
Ert. and Mrs. Baker: DR. W Fl Ho,mc3
director q the National Gallery Of Ar
q the Smithsonian Jns -itution: the
president o. the Arts Club sfr. Fred
EEALA \. ASf14t%. oiIJ S+TH. 1t}tI4!Ss HfT.
Gideon 4 Lyon. former president OF TIM
Arts Club and Mrs LYON: Miss Anne
Fuller Abbott principal Of the Abbott
School Of Fine and Applied Art: Mrs
Els Logan. chairman Of the arts groIo
q The District League OF American Per
Women and also Of the arts division cs
tic Federation Of Woman's Clubs men,
b"rs a the board Of governors of the
Ats Club and clGtrlnen and member
Ct various Arts Club committees. men, !
GERS Of tire arts r-o3D o. the Dist-iot +.
league Of American Pen women. also
Mss Leila A'ec7..l.' Mss Ada Eainey /
N.S6 Catherine &. CElc~hes. Cant and
Hrs Frank Z. Fre"eT. Nil0sa io3eiy home
fs@,sseS q marvellous collection OF PERU
Wan arr M and Mrs Otto f(}.,is veer~
!1nT MRS .I3se~tsHe Nc~in New Yori.
s~2llps0r a,7~1 ffteq Grace Hs~ry tr7~t~-, we'll
troHn Dais.e- both Of vhonl ve-c
PRONG the SPECIAL C.se2t5 Of the after
roor
Dr. ard Mrs. e. Au-:uetlss Simpson en-
'erta.ncd diDncr party Of IL last e.e-
mig and today Mrs. Cir,pson Was host
c<s AZ luncheon TO party Of a.
ssrs. Brewster Warwick will entertain
RI dinner T4urGday evening In comp.i-
rent To DR. Anspacher. who viii give =
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