Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-30

VIII preface their Omcial pro-
gram for the season by charm
Il ing innovation tonight IN the
small, early and informal dance
they are giving for Mr.. Allan Hoover
ana his friends.
The Vice President, Mr.. Charles
Curtis, will be the guest at dinner
W. west, who are giving q dinner the
night Of January AZ for the Secretary
Of war and Mrs. Hurley. The latter
event was postponed from q previous
date on account Of oficial mourning.
Nobn de MARITIME and Nine. Claudel
are among those who have taken boxes
for the recital which Donna Ortensia,
ContesSa Mignano di Piercy, will
give Friday afternoon at O'Clock in
the Carlton. Hotel. Donna Ortensias has
many friends in washington where she
has visited several times as a guest of
Mile. Jeanne Cretziano, daughter Of the
former Minister Of Rumaria. She will
be assisted at the piano by Mrs. Mil
bred Kolb Schul8e, who played her
accomplishments during former visits
In Washington.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft
Cancel New Year Day Plans.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. william
Year reception owing TO the serious
illness Of the formers brother, Mr..
Charles p. Taft Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Senator and Mrs. Frederick steiwer
and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
tea this afternoon ct their home, Hilltop,
from 5 to z o'clock, in honor Of Miss
Anne Rush and Miss Ida Rush, nieces
Of Senator Eteiwer, who will leave next
month to study In Europe.
Senator and Mrs. John D. Kendrick
were ct home yesterday afternoon Tor
their son and daughter-in-law,M Mr.. and
Mrs. Manvtlle Kendr1ck, and their son-
in-laW and daughter, MAJ. ana Mrs.
Hubert r. Harmon.
The Senate Ladies' Lunchroom Club
viii meet Tuesday, January IL, In the
conference room Of the Senate once
Building.
Mrs. Cooper, wife Of Representative
Henry Allen Cooper, has issued invita-
tons for luncheon Friday, January 10,
In the Hotel washington to meet Mrs.
Harry Lester McClaren and Miss Mar
gueYite McClaren Of Racine, Wis, who
VIII arrive In washington Wednesday,
January 8, for o visit with Representa-
tive and Mrs. Cooper IN the Hotel
Washington. Miss McClaren will re-
main with them through the month Of
January and IS remaining In Racine
untl after the close Of holiday work Of
the Junior League, OF which she - .
member.
Representative and Mrs. Albert r.
Hall entertained Informally at tea yes
terday In their apartment in Park
Towers to meet Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alfred
Hall Of Duke University, Durham, N. G.
Assisting were Mrs. Albert H. Vestal,
Mrs. John w. Summers, Mrs. David
Hogg, Mrs. Noble johnson and Mrs.
John Nicholson.
Representative and Mrs. 9. wallace
Dempsey have returned from Atlantic
CITY. Mf. Dempsey has left for Buf-
faio.
The director general Of the Pan
American Union, DR.. L. 8. Rowe. VIII
entertain ut . concert Of Latin Amer
lean music this evening at the Pan
American Union Building.
Fsrt Myer Mecca for Society
Attending Miss Henry's Debut
The commandant OF Fort Myer, Col.
Guy v. Henry, and Mrs. Henry viii en-
terrain at . tea dance this afternoon
at Fort Myer to present their daugh-
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Receiving with Mrs. Henry VIII be
Mrs. Charles p. Summerall, Mrs. Fred
W. Sladen Of Baltimore, Mrs. 3. Frank
Chatham, Mrs. Z. Z. Booth, Mrs.
Charles II. Bridges, Mrs. william d.
Common, Mrs. Herbert Crosby, Mrs.
Golden Ruggleg, MRS. Frederick Tolt7,
Mrs. Edward King, Mrs. Andrew Hero,
Mrs. Harry r. Rethers, Mrs. Thomas
DaErah Of Baltimore, Mrs. H. o. VIII
lAaRaa HRm AInn0n EAReAR Are GtaN-
ley d. Embick. Mrs. James G. Magee
Mrs. John r. McLane, Mrs. Cortlandt
Parker, Mrs. George s. Patten, jr.; Mrs.
o. v. Constant, AIRS. Richard d. New
man, Mrs. w. D. Crittenberger and Mrs.
Charles p. Summerall, jr.
Receiving with Miss Henry win be
Miss Elvira johnson, Miss Mary ia
Frances Morse, Miss Alberta Perley,
Miss susan Kintner, Miss Margaret
OlmsteAd, Miss Clara Boiling. Mas
Mary stuart BirdsaI, Mias CathArine
Barry. AGias EniscAh Gale Davis, Miss
Margaret Stringef, Miss Barbara Wood
worth Of Annapolis and Miss Cary
walker Of Boston.
Th0 debutante will wear . salmon
pink velvet frock and carry roses to
match. Mrs. Henry win be In . black
chiffon and lace gown.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Steven Corby
win give q large tea this afternoon IN
their charming home, Ishpiming, on
the Chevy Chase Circle for their daugh-
ter, Miss Muriel Eleanor Corby, who IS
making her formal bow today. Mr..
and Mrs. Corby and their daughter will
stand before the large fireplace IL their
spacious drawing room, tall palms
studded with many clusters Of gsy
: flowers adding to the background. Ears.
Corby will wear q gown Of black MORE,
smade very long and falling in graceful
folds, the upper part Of the bodice and
the long bell-Shaped sleeves of ecru
lace, the sleeves being caught In at
the wrist by jeweled bracelets. The
idshutante viii have q dainty frock Of
eGgShell-color satin with an overdresS
OF ereanl-color lace made in long grace
fully full skirt, the lace falling long in
the back TO form a short train and the
long sleeves Of lace. She will carry
butterfly roses this afternoon and at
the dinner and dance following she VIII
have Q cluster Of talisman roses. Re-
,ceiving with Mr. and Mrs. Corby and
the debutante will be the latters sister,
Miss Justine Corby, who will be in q
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