The Washington times., 1929-04-01
BALL IA
GALA EVENT
TONIGHT
Secretary Of War to Head
Receiving Line Dinners
Precede Dance

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The Secretary Of war, James
w. Good, win head the receiving
line AZ the annual Polo Ball to
be given tonight at the willard
+ Hotel Others In the receiving
line viii be the Assistant Secre-
kafy Of War and Mrs. Patrick J,
Hurley the Assistant Secretary Of
War for Air and Mrs. F. Trrbee
Dawson, Admiral and Mrs.
Charles r. Hughes, Gen. and Mrs.
Charles p. Summerall. and Mai.
Z Gen. wendell @. Neville.
The Secretary 0f state, Henry
r. Slimson, who as Secretary Of
war III the Taft administration
and later as Governor General Of
the Philippines, displayed an en-.
4huAlastic interest IN polo, has
taken box for the ball.
General and Mrs. Sunimerall
will be guests OF honor at a din.
ilef TO be given before the ball by
Gen. and Mrs. Ewing e. Booth.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. John A. Hull
will also take dinner guests to the
dance
Tor Vice President
Vice President Curtis and HIS sis.
ter Mrs. Edward Everett Gam,
win be the guests in whose honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Freling-
huyser Dumont win entertain at
dinner on April is. In the Chinese
room Of the Mayflower.
The Secretary of State, Henry
u Stin1son. viii receive the heads
or foreign missions tomorrow al
tern0Dn al 4 o'clock In the state
Department. @
The Secretary Of the Treasury,
Andrew w. Mellon, has with him
for 4 brief visit his son-in.law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs David *.
3. Bruce.
Small Dance
The Swedish Minister and Nine.
Boetr0En will entertain at small
dance at the legation on Friday
evening for their daughter, Miss
Ellis BostrOEn.
Miss Bostrom viii sail on April
20 to pass the spring and. sum.
mer at the country home o6
her parents In Sweden.
The Minister Of Bolivia and
Nine. Diez de Medina viii be hosts
ct j. series Of dinners given at the
Mayfiower on April s, 8 and Is,
and also at d reception to be held
!. al. the Mayflower on April n.
The Persian minister. Mira Da.
0olad Khan Meftah, viii entertain
at stag dinner on Saturday eve
ming at the legation.
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Mile. Maria L1isa Grisanti,
daughter OF the Minister of Vene-
sueia and Nine. Grisanti. will be
the guest In whose honor Con
2alO Arrange will entertain at din
sner this evening at Meridian Man
isi0ns preceding the dance there,
The newly appointed Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy Ernest
Lee Jahncke, OF New Orleans ar
rived III washington this morning
and is s. guest at the MayfloRer.
A&
Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske
Stone, who passed Easter in New
York, viii return to Washington
this evening.
DR.. Fenton Bradford WIN enter
tain at dinner this evening in his
Apartment in the La Sale in
honor OF Al r.. El-Eissy. new COM
msrcial attache Of the Egyptian
legation, who has returned to
Washington after an absence Of
two years. Mr.. El.Eissy was con-
uected with the legation here az
sttache in 1927.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. G.. L.
Hussey. of Ridgefield. Connects
cut, are now in Washington and
will 10 guests at the Mayflower
Tor week. Mrs. Hussey's par
esits. Admiral and Mrs. w. HI
BEuwnson. will return to Wash
ington IN Monday from Florida
and viii again occupy an apart
ipelat ct the Mayflower.
Col. mad Mrs. Mark Brooke and
their daughter, Miss Halle
Brooke, have arrived from New
Orleans, where Colonel Brooke Is
stationed, to pass the spring in
Washington. They are staying
IL the Martinique.
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Major Alvan Sanderford enter
taIned at the Club Chantecler
supper dance on Saturday eve.
ilihg,
Mrs. Joseph 3. Thropp, who
spent the winter at the May
flower. win open her house at
ifOl 21st. st. next week.
Mr.. and mrs. Colin NJ. Inger-
eoll have arrived from their home
III Salisbury. Conn, and are at
the Carlton for several days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. f. IA. Titus who
are motoring to their home in
Catslxill. N. X, after visit in
the South. are at the Grace
Dpdge Hotel for a week or so
Arthur G.. GoebeI has arrived in
washington from Kansas City.
Mo-, accompanied by Paul M.
Hewitt. and Is at the Carlton for
Z d few days.
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