Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-18


when they entertained In homo
!, of the Speaker OF the Hous
and Mrs Nicholas Longworth. The las
official entertainment Of this admins
tration will be given Thursday evening
when the Chief Executive and the FRS
LADY of the Land will give the annua
reception to the Army and Navy.
Invited TO meet the Speaker ana MRS
Ioneworth were the Vice President
elect, senator Charles Curtis; Senator
and Mrs. Joseph T. Robinson; Gov
Henry Flood Byrd OF Virginia, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. FINS j. Garrett. Eep'
resentative and Mrs. John g. Tllson
Admiral and Mrs. Charles r. Hughes
Maj. Gen and Mrs, Charles +. sum
neral. Mai. Gen. and Mrs. John A
Ieieune. Representative elect Ruth
pratt of New York, Or. Hubert Work
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer Mr.; ano
Mrs. Edward E. Gam. Mr. William
Green, Gen. and Mrs. William w. Al
terbury of Philadelphia; Mr.. and MRS
Charles r. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Memo
las s. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. waiter
Chrvsler. Mr.. and Mrs. William a. NC
Conaple. Mr.. and Mrs. George whitney
and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron G. Taylor, all
Of New York; former Senator ana Mrs
William M. Butler and MI. FRANK w.
Stearns of Boston, Mr.. and MRS. LOUIS
A. Hertle of Chicago and Gunston ha!i'
va; Mr.. and Mrs. Horace a. carter
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Edwards, Mr.. ana
MRS. Benjamin F. Felt, Mrs. James =,
Morris. Miss Mary Patten, Mr.. Matthew
e Brush. former Representative O.
Rascom Slemp and Col. and Mrs. James
= Counal Col and Mrs. Osmun La"
Trc,,e and Cant. and Mrs. Wilson Brown.
The ARRANGEMENTS for the party last
evening were much the same as at otner
state functions, the table IN !aIee
ssroi-eircle. was laid with the gold nat
Service engraved Presidents House,
with nearl-handIed knives, and the cut
glass of the Harrison administrator;
THE napkins bore shield emorol9ersu,,
in white, and bearing the letters y; I =.
in the center, an addition 10 the Wni.e
House equipment. The center Oh .ns
semi-circie was filled with maioen-na.i,.
ferns. and the mantel was nanKeu W! WIZ
the same species OF fern stuoue0 wi;.'
r,ink carnations and clusters OF Opnena
roses and freesia were on the table.
THE drawing rooms were gay WIFI
hrirht-color blossoms and ferns, ana
new furniture of the period OF the
building of the White House In the
areen room made it an artistic GOLDMAN
The dinner was followed by musi-
raj to which additional guests were
inyited. The program was given IN the
east room by Mrs. Ruth ToWnseno-
Petrovich, meZzo-Soprano, anu MAJ
Rudolph Ganz. pianist, Mrs. Mary car.
Isle Howe playing accompaniment 'o'
Mrs, Townsend Petrovich.
banked with maiden-hair fern ana PINK
earnations. pink begonias and mignon-
cite. and in the tall blue urns at eacn
side of the east window large clusters OF
Southern moss hung almost to the moor;
Hanging on the east wall was an on
haunting OF the historic room In Paris
where the Kellogg treaty was nrst
signed. President Coolidge having signed
it Yesterday morning in the east room.
The picture will be hung later on some
other wall In the White House.
The program OF music last evening
included q group OF CHOPIN num sn
Minor" .Waltz in G sharp Minor" and
'scherzo in 3 Flat Minor" played by
Mr.. Gang; Chopins "Littauisches Lied.
Gretshaninoff'S "TriSte Est lie Steppe,
Borodine's "Dissonance" ana bizetS
sSerenade," sung by Mrs. Townsend
Petrovich; the ballet music from Schu-
bert's "RoSamonde," arranged Tor plano
by Mr. GAM; his piano arrangement v.
Jensen'S "Murmuring Zephyrs," ana
LISTS "Petrarca Sonnet In z Major
and "Polonaise In z Major" played ny
MIR. GAM. The last number was sung
by Mrs Townsend Petrovich, the songs
heing Brahms "Ndinnelied." Campbell.
Tipton's "Elegy," Roger Cutters NOW
Sleeps the Crimson Petal ana the
old Irish Londonderry Air"
Among those from out OF town VINO
attended the. musical were Mr.: ana
Mrs. George Temple and Mr.. ana MRS.
w, Gordon Crawford OF New YORK. Mr.
and Mrs. Crawford formerly made their
home IN washington.
The President was host to q group OF
Senators this morning at an early break
fast, the table having a centerpiece
of red roses and carnations and laid
in the breakfast room on the north side
of the house west Of the front door.
Mrs. Coolidge was the honor guest
of Mrs William Fairfield Whiting. wife
of the Secretary OF Commerce, at
luncheon today at the Mayhower Ho-
tel. The other guests were the ladies
of the cabinet. with the exception Of
Mrs. Dwight r. Davis. wife Of the Sec
rotary Of War, who is Ill.
Senior and Sonora de Tellez
Hosts at Embassy Dinner.