Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
SOCIETY
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Mrs. Harry q. Bishop. Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Thomas O. Ashburn, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Charles q. Treat, Brig. Gen.
Francis lie J. Parker. chief Of the Blu
reau of Insular Affairs; the assistant
chief of ordnance and Mrs. Golden LII.
Ruggles, Col. L. H. r. 'Pope-Hennessy,
Hisao watari. military attache, Japa-
nese embassy; Capt. Notarbartolo di
Villerosa, naval attache. italian en-
bassy; Comdr j. @. Aguirre. naval at
tache, Brazilian embassy; Lieut.. Col.
Marco Pennaroli, military attache, Ital-
ian embassy; Herr Rudolf Leitner, sec.
rotary German embassy; Lieut.. Col.
Kumaichi Teramoto, assistant military
attache, Japanese embassy: Capt and
Mrs Enrique A. Prieto, Cuban embassy;
Capt Yutaka Hirota, assistant mill
tary attache, Japanese embassy; Capt.
j. T. Godfrey, assistant militarJ at
tache, British embassy; Col. and Mrs.
Henry D. Whitfield from Middleburg,
va: Col. Alexander Powell; Lieut. Col.
ley H. Ford, assistant chief Of staff,
ca; Lieut.. Col Campbell 3. Hodges.
aide to the President; Maj and Mrs.
George Patton, Maj. r. e. McQuillin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter o. Denegre, Mr..
Julius Garfinkle, Mrs. Joseph Letter,
Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis, MIS-.
Henry A. willard. Mrs. John r. Will
liarns, Mrs. George Mesta and Mr.. VIII
liam Bowie Clarke.
Capt. Ralph z. Pope, o. 9. N, and
Mrs. Pope have as their guests at the
wardman Park Hotel Mrs. d. w. Todd
Of Newport, r. I. Ensign Earl II. Pope,
who Is now attached to the U. 8. s.
Raleigh, which Is now In port In New
York, will join his parents at the hotel
next week.
Mrs. snowden Ashford had dining
with her last evening at The Duck Inn
Lee Phillips, Mrs. Maude A. Ferguson
and her daughter, Mrs. Ashford Robert.
Mrs. Sims, wife of former Represent
alive Thetus w. Sims. accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Chester Snow, jr.,
Of Mrs. Sims, sailed today aboard the
De Grasse for England, where they win
spend two months returning to this
country early In July.
Mr.. Horace Albright of Indian Lane
Spring Valley will return the latter
part Of this week from an inspection Of
some of the proposed national parks. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Arno B. Cam
merer, assistant director of the National
Park Service, and they first visited the
proposed Mammoth Cave Park, in Ken
lucky, later attending the Kentucky
Derby and then going to the Great
Smoky Mountains.
Mrs. Louis Atkins of Foxhall Village
10 leaving Washington to visit Mrs.
Edwin Markham on Staten Island and
later will be joined by her son, Maj.
/. Z. Atkins, Assistant Engineer Com
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and Mrs. Atkins, who will sail from New
York on the St. Mihiel transport May
% for Alaska. Maj. Atkins was ordered
to duty with the Alaskan Road Com
mission.
Mrs. Hays, wife Of former Represent
alive Edward Dixon Hays Of Missouri,
will entertain q company at the lunch
con Of the Political Study Club Satur-
day at the Mayhower. Her guests will
be Mrs. Roscoe Patterson, Mrs. Leonidas
G. Dyer, Mrs. Joe J. Manlove. Mrs.
William A. Rodenberg, Mrs. Floyd Jen-
nings Baker, daughter OF the hostess;
Mrs. Charles A. Alger and Mrs. WI
Liam Badgley.
Mrs. r. n. Gown, who formerly made
her home In washington, will be guest
at the Maynower until tomorrow, when
she IL returning to New York. Mrs.
Gown spent the winter at her home
In Havana and Is planning to 60 abroad
again this Summer.
Maj. A. Bechols. U. 8. A., Of wright
Field, Dayton. Ohio. Is in Washington
and Is staying at the Potomac Park
Apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Ferguson Of
River Forest H., will be guests at the
Mayf1ower until the end Of the month,
having arrived in Washington yester-
day. They are here to attend the grad
uation Of their daughter, Miss Ruth
Ferguson, from Fairmont Seminary on
the 2sth Of the month. Miss Ferguson
who was selected as May queen this
the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson are accom-
panied by their daughters nance, Mr.
w. Gavin Hamilton; Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamtn w. Miller and Miss Lindsay
Woodcock, all OF Oak Park, III.
Plans have been completed for the
lawn fete to be given by st. Margaret's
Parish at 1857 Columbia road tomorrow
afternoon beginning at o'clock. In
case Of inclement weather the fete will
be postponed until Saturday.
A special feature of the afternoon will
be the silhouette booth, where Mr.. John
8. Osgood will cut shadow pictures Of
those attending. Among those who are
working to make the event q success are
Mrs. Joseph 8. Wall, Miss Caroline
Smith, Mrs. Albert w. Award, Mrs. r..
Winston Holt, Mrs. y. A. Reyes. Mrs.
Willoughby Chesley, Mrs. Nina Ci1inn
walker. Miss Charlotte Campbell, Mrs.
=. r. Martin, Mrs. Alexander Bull and
others. Cake, candy, Ice cream, cof-
fee, tea, sandwiches, doughnuts, straw
berries and ice cream Will be found at
Mrs. Claus Hallencrentx will read
character through the handwriting At
the same booth one may learn that not
only the hairs Of his head but also the
letters Of his name are numbered and
discover whether it Is fortunate or
unfortunate combination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Leigh have
sent out cards for tea tomorrow after
noon at 5 o'clock at their home on
Fairfax road, Va, to meet the final
lists Of the National Oratorical contest.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward r. Perot have
issued invitations for o garden party
Sunday afternoon, June !, from to Z
O'Clock. at their home, ut 1881 Wood
land drive.
The faculty Of the home economies
department Of the George Washington
University will entertain In honor of
Mrs. Christian Heurich and the officers
and members Of the board of the Twen-
tteth Century Club at tea this after
noon from 4 to 6 o'clock. The occasion
viii mark the formal opening of the
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