Evening star., 1930-12-10
SOCIETY


naittee composed Of mothers of debu-
kankes and consists of all the debutantes
Known personally to the committee and
. voted-upon list Of young ladies who
have been invited to subscribe for the
past two years.
Among those who win entertain ut
dinner before the dance are Nine.
Prochnik, wife of the Minister of Aus
kria; Representative Ruth Hanna Nc
Cormick, Mrs. Walter e. Hope, wife Of
the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury:
Mrs. Ernest Lee Jahncke, wife Of the
Assistant Secretary of the Navy; Mrs.
Chandler p. Anderson, Mrs. Cecil Bar
ret, Nine. Ekengren, Mrs. u. 8. Grant,
Sd; Mrs. Fairfax Harrison, Mrs. Me-
Cook Knox. MRS. James F. Mitchell. Mrs.
Earral Mulliken, Mrs. Nelson Perrin,
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs. Hor-
ace Lee Washington, Mrs. Henry Price
Wright and Mrs. Nathan C. Wyeth.
The guests will be received tonight
Knox, Mrs Mitchell and Mrs. Tucker
man. who is chairman Of the committee.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend entertained
at luncheon today following her musi-
Gale in compliment to- Senior Iturbi,
pianist, who gave the program. The
guests at luncheon included Mrs. Patrick
the Ambassador of Cuba and Sonora
de Ferrara, the Ambassador of Peru,
Senor Don Manuel de Freyre y San
tander: the charge d'affaires of Spain,
Count de Montefuerte; the charge
d'affaires Of Rumsnia and Nine Nano,
Capt. Mobile Luigi Notarbsrtolo del
DucM de Villarosa, naval attache: Lieut..
Col. Marco Pennaroli, military attache,
and Mobile Carlo Andrea Soardi, secre-
tary, of the Italian embassy; Senior Don
Ramon Padilla, second secretary Of the
Spanish embassy; Mrs. John Philip Hill,
Mira Walter Bruce Howe, Mrs. Rafael
n. Gown, Nine. van Kaathoven, Mrs
Franklin II. Ellis, Mrs. George Mesta
and mr.. D. Sumner Wells.
mrs. Frederic Adams Young is again
n her home on Euclid street after visit
ing with her son, Lieut.. Roger OTeary,
at the Army War College.
hrs. George Mesta came from New
York yesterday to attend the dinner
which Vice President Curtis and Mrs.
Cam gave at the May1ower last eve
ming for the President and Mrs. Hoover,
and to attend the morning musicale at
the Mayfower. Mrs. MeSta was the
guest OF Mrs. Townsend at luncheon
following the music, and will return
% New York late this afternoon.
Mrs. George Maurice Morris enter
tanned at luncheon today following Mrs
Townsend's musicale, In honor of Mrs
Lan1mot dn Pont of Wilmington. The
guests included Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin of
Boyce, Va.s Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs.
Richard Wilmer, Mrs. William Father
r.: Mrs. Charles Drayton, Miss Eleanor
Connally, Mrs. Edward Perot, Mrs John
SterTett, Mrs. William p. MacCracken,
~ and AFFN Nufl91fHFs hmW Wl
Mrs. Patton wise slemp has returned
30 Kentucky, after spending some time
m washington at the Cairo Hotel, In
order to be with her mother, Mrs Fred
Dennett, who Is recuperating from a
severe fall.
Mrs. Dale David Drain viii be hostess
at tea In her apartment this after
noon in honor Of Miss Margaret Ames.
Assisting her viii be Mrs. George Aker-
son, MRS. w. =. Humphrey. Mrs. Sidney
]. v. Richards and Mrs. Byron U.
Graham
AErs. James Reeves Bell entertained
o company at luncheon at the Shore
ham Hotel yesterday, in compliment to
hsr sister. Mrs. Frank A Pei Of Dem
ver, Colo. The guests included Mrs.
Robert =. Quirk, Mrs. Michael J. CORN
ley, Mrs. Raymond A. Walsh, Mrs. Her
bert Muckley, Mrs. william z. Leahy,
Hiss Irene Wright, Mrs. Pinckney J.
Harman, Mrs. George r. Graham, Mrs.
John L. Marchand, Mrs, Jefferson
Myers, Mrs. Fred A. Rasclae. Mrs. Nil
lard =. West, Mrs. Clarke d. Cass, Mrs.
Mary Quirk, mrs. Parker Horn, Mrs. J.
w. Jacobs, Mrs. G. @. Bane, Mrs. Harry
Carroll and Mrs. Junior Owens.
Mr.. wallace Bryant Is in Washing
ton for few weeks experimenting the
remodeling Of his home, at 800 Dunn
barton avenue, IN Georgetown, which
ne recently purchased. Mr.. Bryant viii
Join Mrs. Rryant and their two sons,
wallace Mallard Bryant and Richard
Hancock Bryant, In their Summer place,
ct Rockport, Mass, for Christmas, and
after the holidays Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant
and their sons win go to their Winter
home, In Pinehurgt, n. G.
1fr. and Mrs. Austin Clark have is
sued cards for tea Sunday afternoon
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