Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-12
SOCIETY
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Howard of Nebraska, Representative
clifton A. Woodrlm Of Virginia, Repre-
sentative Ed B. Almon of Alabama,
Representative John w. Palmer of Mis-
sSouri. Representative Frank L. Bowman
sof West Virginia, Representative Robert
40. Simmons of Nebraska, Represent
Rtive Albert r. Hall of Indiana, Repre-
Representative w. Frank James of
michigan, Representative Charles l..
Tnderhin of Massachusetts,, Repre-
sentative Harold Knutson of Minnesota.
Representative w. w. Hastings of
Oklahoma, Representative Allard H.
GaSque Of South Carolina, Represent
ative Morgan G. Sanders of Texas.
Representative william r. Eaton of
Colorado Representative Cordell Hull
of Tennessee, Representative Edith
,Nowse Rogers OF Massachusetts,, Repre-
sentative j. Banks Kurtz of Pennsyl-
wanna, Representative Clarence F. Lea
of California, Representative Paul John
LKvale of Minnesota, Representative
Charles I. Sparks of Kansas, Repre-
sentative w. P. Lanabertson of Kansas.
Representative Thomas A. jenkins of
Ohio, Representative Louis c. Cramton
of Michigan, Representative William E.
Hess, Representative H. F. Niedringhaus
of Missouri, Brig. Gen. B. H. Fuller,
Maj. A. S. Lanier, DR.. Augustus E. In
gram, Miss Genevieve NJ Brown, Mrs
George T. Roberts, Miss Willard Howe,
Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs. A. E. Murphy
and Mrs. Horace G. Mcfarland.
The list of box holders for the con-
cert of the Minneapolis Symphony Or
cheStra tomorrow afternoon includes
many distinguished members of official
and diplomatic society. A box has been
reserved for President and Mrs. Hoover
and will probably be used by members
of their household. Others who are
expected to occupy boxes are the Vice
President, Mr.. Curtis; the Attorney
General and Mrs. Mitchell, the Ambas-
Sador of Great Britain and Lady ISa
bella Howard, the Belgian Ambassador,
Prince de Ligne; the Ambassador of
Cuba and Sonora de Ferrara, Mr..
Justice and Mrs. Pierce Butler, Senator
Thomas j. Schall, Representative Will
liam ]. Nolan, Representative Melvin j.
Mas, Mr.. George Akerson. Mr.. Walter
H Newton, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Coleman and Col. Jennings c. Wise.
Miss Sue Pollard, daughter of the
Governor of Virginia will motor to
Washington Saturday with a number of
guests to attend the first performances
of the Junior Theater's season, which
will open with the presentation of The
Ivory Door" by A. A. Milne. that aft
ernoon and evening, in the Belasco
Theater. Miss Pollard played leading
roles with the Junior Theater last year
under the name of Shirley Horton. The
enthusiastic patrons who regularly at
tended the series in the Wardman Park
Theater will remember Shirley Horton
as a young actress of more than usual
charm and ability. Few people know
that Miss Pollard has been actively
working in the drama for number of
years, going to Boston for years pro-
fessional experience before coming to
Washington as leading woman with the
Junior Theater. AT the close OF the
official social season in Richmond, or at
the beginning of Lent, Miss Pollard will
Join the Junior Theater here.
Others who have planned to attend
the opening Saturday are Mrs. H. l..
Rust, jr.: Mrs. Holland S. Chase, Mrs.
Richard v. Oulahan, Mrs. Edward r.
Finkensteadt, Mrs. w. Calhoun Stirling,
Mrs. Freida Fraser, Miss Bessie Kibbey,
Mrs. Arthur Stanley Riggs, Mrs. L. G.
Eallett, Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson.
Mrs Alexander Stewart, Mrs. Daniel
G. Borden, Mrs. Elizabeth Huedscher,
Mrs. William E. Parson, Mrs. William
D. Chandler. ir.; DR.. E. D. Meigs and
Mrs. William Bradley Willard.
Sir Archibald Flower, accompanied by
Lady Flower and their daughter, Miss
Evadne Flower, will arrive in Washing
ton from England the week of February
"a to attend the opening performance
gof the Stratford-on-Avon Festival Com
pany.
Several entertainments are now being
planned in their honor by the many
friends they made during their first visit
to the Capital three years ago when Sir
Archibald and Lady Flower toured
America in the interests of the Shake
Speare Memorial Theater, of which Sir
Archibald is the chairman of the board
of governors. Miss Victoria Powell, who
IS staying at the Hamilton Hotel, is max
ing arrangements for their arrival here
and their many engagements for the
week. They will leave March for
Philadelphia.
A Valentine tea will be given in the
home Of Mrs Frederick c.. Umhau, at
1853 Alaska avenue, tomorrow afternoon
from 2 to 5 o'clock in honor of Mrs
A. B. McManus by members of Baby
Lovers Circle No. l of the Florence
Crittenton Home. Mrs. McNIanus will
talk about her trip in the Orient and
especially Java. All members and friends
Of the circle are cordially invited.
The Continental Chapter of the N. S.
d. A. r. will have as its guests of
honor Monday at its annual celebra-
fion for George Washington's birthday
anniversary the Assistant Attorney
General and Mrs Seth w. Richardson
and Mr.. Richardson's mother. Mr.. Rich
ardson will speak on the life of George
Washington.
Arrangements have been completed
for the annual benefit card party of the
Ladies Auxiliary to De Mo1av Cnya