Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-21
SOCIETY
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FIN honor of Senator and Mrs. Gould of
Elaine last evening.
Mrs. Frederick E. Daum of Forty
fifth street entertained at luncheon and
bridge at the Cairo today when her
quests were Mrs. William Ballinger,
MRS. George S. CARL, jr.: Mrs. Schuyler
tShepherd. Mrs. Gud FTeeburg, Mrs.
( Bell Meist, Mrs, Leeta Killing, Mrs.
Florence Krowell, Mrs. Martha Blum
don. Mrs. Bertha Morgan. Mrs. Sallie
Seupper. Mrs. Pyrah. Mrs. Henry
sSelaffert. Mrs Mary Neiveoud, Mrs.
Nellie Hodges, Mrs. Billie Scrivener and
Mrs. Edith johnson.
Mrs. Moreno, wife of Lieut.. Col.
Aristides Moreno. entertained party OF
us ladies at luncheon yesterday at the
Carlton.
Mrs Arthur c. Dunn also entertained
. at luncheon at the Carlton yesterday,
her guests numbering 6.
: Mrs. Otto wendt Of Lowell street, &C
companied by her daughter Carolyn
Z Mae, left on the goth for Jacksonville,
: sister, Mrs. w. A. Paisley, for about
Z two months.
Mrs. A. D. Kline of the Cairo Hotel
: will entertain at dinner tomorrow eve
ming in the hotel Red Room, when
! covers will be laid for Is.
E Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Carr of the Cairo
( Hotel will have as their guests for
2 few days Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Carr Of
: Sewickley, Pa.
+. Puppet Show to Have
4 Distinguished Audience.
: Mrs. James j. Davis will attend with
: her children the marionette matinee
4 Club House tomorrow, when "Goldi-
locks and the Three Bears" will be
presented at IL and at 2 O'Clock.
: Nine. Alfaro. wife of the minister Of
Panama, has reserved six seats for to-
: morrow, each Of her three daughters
entertaining one guest. Mrs. Wilton
) Lambert is entertaining her little
I tie friends. Mrs. Leonard Block is hav-
! ing party of four children and Miss
Evelyn Weems will entertain party
of five.
Mrs. Edison w. Briggs has invited
six of her little nieces as her guests
and Mrs. Edward Goring Bliss will
entertain five young people, for her
4 SIlIdlA nduEAAVCAs oCbNys Wis OOAAll
Philip Hill, jr., and Mrs. r. NJ. Kauff- |
mann are both attending with their
children.
Saturday March 1, the final per-
Torrance will be given of the series |
of six. 1t will be revival of last years |
favorite, Jack and the Beanstalk."
Young Mr. Theodore Tiller, who is ar |
sisted by Miss Jessie Thurston and |
Barry Mulligan, jr. Miss Lenore Marie !
lie Grange acts as hostess. Tickets may
be obtained at the door.
DR.. Kiang- Kang-Hu, the Chinese |
professor who introduced Mr.. Mel Lam
Fang, China'S foremost actor, when he |
appeared here last week, will take his |
s8-year-old son, Lung. to see the Junior |
sTheater's production of Janice Mere /
sdith'' at the Belasco tomorrow after
noon. DR.. Kiang is from Nan-Tang
University, in China, and is interested /
IN having his young son see the his
torical play and to have an idea of the
zcostumtng and setting Of revolutionary
stimes in America.
Mrs. Simon Oliver Buckntr, wife of |
Col. Buckner of War College. will en-
tertain a party of boys in honor of her
two young sons for the matinee per-
Torrance.
Miss Elizabeth Kohner, who is at
tending Goucher College. Baltimore,
came home today to spend the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Kohner, Of 1888 Belmont road.
DR.. Ada Wahlen, Mrs. Albert Manly,
Mrs. M F. Fulcher, Miss Doris Sabin
and Mrs. Frank Golden will be hostesses
at the formal dance given by the
Women's City Club this evening at
l9;15 O'Clock. Among those who will at
tend are Miss G. Virginia Diedel, Mrs
Gordon Chance, Miss Martha Swift,
Mrs. Albert Dodge, Miss Media Ann
Martin, Miss Thelma Schmidt, Miss
Violet Ann Hambleton. Mrs. John Fitz-
gerald, Mrs. May E. Young, Mrs.
Frederick Swift, Mrs. Cecilia Ward,
Miss Alma Winonngham, Mrs Hollis 3.
Fritz, Miss Grace Williams. Mrs. Ger
trude Lyons, Miss Zelma Barnes. Mrs.
Irwin Fullmer, Miss Irma R. Micklun,
'Dr. and Mrs. Douglas White Miss
Matte Carter and Miss Grace White.
The alumni of Michigan State College
are tonight having their annual banquet
at the Dodge Hotel. DR.. w. o. Hedrick,
professor of economics, and Mr.. Glenn
Stewart, alumni secretary, have come
from East Lansing to be the speakers
iof the evening. A unique feature of the
program will be a roll call of members
VINO VIII have to respond with a
humorous anecdote of college life. Mr.
ID. A. Quincy is president of the local
chapter and Miss Florence Hall is
secretary.
On Monday evening, February "a, the
Cultus Club will entertain the
Capital Review Club at card party in
the dining room of the Cavalier Hotel.
These club are composed of ladies from
lfh WaMfarY Gfafac ND 4I1ary |
ing this year the drains and the opera.