Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21

T\HB Secretary OF War ana kkre.
Patrick J. Hurley VIII be honor
guests at dinner this evening Of
a Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Charles II.
Bridges, preceding the nrst Of
che series OF Army dances ct the VIII
lard Secretary and Mrs. Hurley VIII
head the receiving line ct the dance.
which win also include Gen. and MRS.
The Assistant Secretary Of war and
Mrs. Frederick H. Payne viii be the
honor guests Of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Dwight b. Eisenhower ct dinner before
An1onF others who win be hosts at
dinner this evening are Maj. and Mrs
N. r. Kirby Brig. Gen. Albert j Boley,
Mai and Mrs Virgil L. Peterson, Col:
and Mrs. Robert @. roy and Maj. ana
MRS. H. @. Davidson.
rne Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs. Lyman wilbur and the Secretary
of Commerce, Mr.. Robert Patterson
Lamont, were guests at dinner last eve
ming Of the Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Walter =. Hope.
Among the other guests were MRS. Pat
rick j. Hurley the Minister Of the Irish
Free state, Mr.. Michael MacWhite;
Senator and Mrs. David A. Reed, the
Assistant Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Ernest Lee Jahncke, Col. and Mrs.
Arthur Wood and Mrs. Peter Augustus
Jay.
MRS. Arthur NJ. Hyde, wife Of the
Secretary Of Agriculture, will be the
ruest Of Mrs. Samuel McKelvie ct the
Celebrity Breakfast Of the National
League Of American Pen Women, to-
morrow noon &C the willard Hotel.
MRS. John w. Bennett will entertain
ut her table Mime. Ally 1sfnAil, wife OF
the charge d'affaires OF Egypt, and
Mrs. Jacob IIeander Loose.
Mrs. Nina Swain Clark, first vice
president Of the League Of American
Pen Women, toastmistress and chair
man Of the breakfasts again this sea-
son, viii introduce the speakers and
also give her reviews Of the books OF
the authors presented. Others ct The
speakers table VIII be MRS. Daniel G.
Chace, second national vice president;
Nine. Difnitfiu. vice chairman Of the
breakfasts: Mrs. Strickland GILLIAN,
Mrs. walter n. Ttackernan, president
of the National Wonan's Country Club;
Mrs. Annabel Morris Buchanan, State
vice president for the League IN Viz
ginia and composer Of several songs OF
the afternoons program: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan Randall, artists Of the after
breakfast program, who win be heard
in number OF solos and duet: Mrs.
Dorothy De Muth watson, chairman
the League, who has arranged the nliI-
steal features for the breakfast, and
Mrs. Dorothy Emery. composer, WIG
will accompany Mr.. and Mrs, Randall
at the plano, and some OF whose own
compot 'tions win be sung ~ Mrs.
Randall.
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Labor, atten...d the luncheon today
which Mrs. wade H. Ellis gave In COM
plifnent 10 MRS. Thomas Riley Marshall,
widow Of the late Vice President. Others
m the company were Mrs. James NJ
Beck, Mrs. Thomas r. walsh, With
whom mrs. Marshall Il staying: AIRS.
Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs. Bernard y.
Jones, Mrs. Joseph =. Davies, mrs.
Timothy T. A1sberry, Mrs. Harley Pey-
ton wilson, mrs. Huston Thompson and
mrs. Leonard Smith Of Avondale, Gin
10 the f1rst 81 o series OF lunoheone
which AIRS. nils has planned. the Sec
0nd 30 be DecenbeT 8, IN honor Of Mrs.
Edward = Cam.
Doyenne Of Diplomatic
Corps Hostess e Tea
sonora de 1ellee, wife Of the Anbas-
sador Of Mexico, entertained &c tea
wednesday In the embassy when her
guests were wives o. the heads Of for
eign missions.
The Minister Of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter entertained O company Of
10 &C luncheon yesterday afternoon "a
their home On @ street.
TIE Minister az Austria, NJ EDGAR
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