Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-21

Adele Graham Of Chicago, H., and Mrs.
Thomas Hutchinson.
Mrs. Teresa Dean will entertain Mrs.
Rutherford Bingham at the table for
which Mrs. Nina Swain Reed is spon-
sor and others at this table will be
Mrs Pauline Swain, Mrs. John w. Ben
nett, Miss Patricia Poe Bennett, Mrs.
Sade Catharine Coles, State vice presi-
dent for the league in Virginia; Mrs.
| Percy wilkinson. Mrs. Isabel S. Shop
ard Miss Florence Long and Miss May
Gildersleeve Additional subscribers
are Miss Anne Darlington, Mrs. John
w. Thompson and Mrs. Homer Kipp,
,, all of whom will entertain guests; also
Mr.. John Walker Holcombe, Mrs. Flor
ence Barnes. chairman of the poetry
group of the District of Columbia
League of American Pen Women; Mrs.
!. G. Hanscom, Mrs. A. j. Seaton. Mrs.
]. S. Griffith and Miss E. M. Billiard.
The executive officers and chairmen
of committees of the Idaho State So
city held a meeting last evening in the
office of Senator John Thomas of Idaho
for the purpose of discussing plans for
the fifth annual Territorial day BAN
quet held each year concentrating the
creation of Idaho Territory on March
3, 1857. The State of Idaho, through its
State Chamber of Commerce. always CO.
operates with the Washington Society
in the matter of furnishing the Idaho
bakers, which are the piece de resis-
lance of the banquet. and everything on
the menu and in the decorative scheme
down to the sagebrush and white pine,
comes from the native State. On this
date the pioneers and sons and daugh-
tiers OF pioneers are honored and their
impromptu "reminiscences are listened to
with great interest by the temporary
exileS from the Gem State.
Among those present at the meeting
were the president of the organization.
Mr.. G. Osmund Hyde; Mrs. Joshua
Evans, formerly Miss Jesse Dubois FAINT,
the first white child born on the In
dian reservation at Fort Hall, Idaho;
Mrs. G. G. Moore, wife of the former
governor; Mrs. Earl venable. Mr.. Walter
Smith, son of Representative Addison
T. Smith OF Idaho and the first presi-
dent Of the society; Mrs. Blanche STEM
ger, Miss Cora Rubin, Mrs. Blanche
Stafford, secretary: Mrs. Lucille Earl.
Prof. Earl Arnold of the George Wash
ington University School of Law, Mr..
Fred Erossard, Mr. William Holden,
chairman of membership and finance.
and Miss Toussaint Dubois, chairman CT
publicity.
Representative Harry B. Steagall was
the guest of honor and speaker at the
weekly forum luncheon of the Woman's
National Democratic Club yesterday.
His subject was "Panics and Politics"
Among those at the luncheon were
Mrs. C. G. Dill, who entertained a
party of % guests. Some of the others
were Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard, Mrs.
George M. Eckels. Mrs. Rose Yates For
roster and Mrs. Frank Bright.
The marriage of Mr.. e. L. Cockrell
and Miss Bessie McKnew took place
December % at the Episcopal Church
in Rockville. Md, with the Rev. Millard
F. Minnick of1ciating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cockrell went to Miami Beach, Fla,
and will return for the opening of the
Orkney Spring Hotel In Virginia.
Mr.. Cockrell is president Of the Ork-
ney Spring Hotel.
Mrs. A. Dewitt widdemer will be
honor guest at the Hour With Great
Story Tellers" which will be given this
evening in her new studio at the Port
land Hotel by Mrs. Florence jackson
Stoddard. The story" to be told is
odd Miss" by T. Bowyer Campbell.