Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
SOCIETY
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Nd, has as her guest Mrs. Harry E.
sGeib of Brookland, N. Y, who will re-
main until after Christmas. Mr.. Geib
will join his wife for Christmas.
Mrs. Julius Peyser entertained at
luncheon today at Wardmsn Park Hotel.
Mrs. Charles Patton Craig enter
tanned informally at luncheon yester-
day at the Shoreham Hotel, her guests
numbering %. In the company were
Mrs. Seymour Lownan, Mrs. William j.
Harris, Mrs w. r. Turner. Mrs. Cor
don Kennedy, Mrs. Charles p, White,
Mrs. j. O. Merriam, Mrs. Rust Smith
and Mrs. A. S. vought.
Miss Evelyn Howe entertained at
luncheon Wednesday, when her guests
were IL Of the seasons debutantes and
Mrs. William Lair Dunlop, jr.
Miss Joy Hansel of Crawford. N. j.,
Is motoring to Washington today to join
her father Mr.. Hansel, at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Graham are in
washington for a short visit. and are
at the willard and at the conclusion
of their stay they will return to their
home in Chicago.
Nine Franz Won Matsch. distinguish
ed visitor in washington from Vienna
and member Of the international Ad-
visory Council for Austria of the
National Wcman's Party, will be guest
of honor at tea to be given by the
Woman's Party Thursday afternoon,
December IL. Nine. Won Matsch, as
Miss Lillian Hendrick, was before her
marriage TO the well known Austrian
diplomat, q favorite IN Capltal socleIy'
and since her marriage has become
prominently identified with interna-
tional feminism. Mime. Won MatSch will
speak at the tea on her experiences in
Geneva, where she was one of the
delegation OF women from many coun-
tries, headed by Miss Alice Paul, who
interviewed Albert Thomas of the inter-
national labor Office in Geneva regard
ing a revision of the night work con-
vention. The tea will be held in Ava
Belmont House, National Woman's
Party headquarters, at IA B street
northeast, from 4:30 to o'clock.
National Woman's Country
Club to Have Tea This Afternoon.
Miss Julia Schelling, who was in
vited to give her lecture-recitalS at
Bayreuth during the Wagner Festival
of 1880 and who recently returned TO
this country, will he the guest artist at
the musicale and tea of the National
Woman's Country CLUB at O'Clock IN, tn,s
afternoon, The musical interpretations
will be given by Mr.. Lawrence White
Of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. :.
Tomorrow afternoon the grounds OF
the club house estate will present an
animated scene, the club having issued
invitations for a drag hunt. togetner
with the Riding and Hunt Cup. Inc
riders will gather in front of the club
house for the start of the hunt at 2:3O
O'Clock. returning at $3.50 o'clock for
tea dance. The gallery" at the CLUB
house will be able to witness several OF
the Jumps from that vantage point.
Mai william M Grimes will be mas
ter Of hounds, and the whips viii be
Mr.. Chaster A. Gwinn and Mr.. Percy
NJ. Niepold. Among those expected to
Join in the hunt are Maj. and Mrs.
Vernon Oldsmith, Mrs. A. b. Court,
Mrs. Edith Preece, Miss Nancy Hanna,
Miss Maud Preece. Maj. Henry Leonard.
Mr. Marshall Exnicios and Mr.. Charles
e. Drayton.
Mrs Eugene Collister will give re-
ception in honor CT Mrs. Estelle M.
Moses. president Of the District of Co
lunbia League of American Pen Wom-
en-. tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6
o'clock in her residence. at 1400 In
graham street Mrs. Collister's niece,
Miss Gwendolen Harold of Tennessee,
who Is spending the Winter here, and
Mrs Raymond Wire will assist. All
league members are invited.
Former Representative and Mrs.
Cleveland A. Newton of st. Louis will
be honor guests of the Missouri Society
at the next meeting, to be held at the
washington Hotel. Hall of Nations, Sat-
urday evening. December ID. at $3.50
o'clock Notices sent out by the society
mention Mr.. Newton as ''our own" ex-
president. he having several times been
elected president during the many terms
he served IN the House.
Dancing will follow the program. and
q record attendance is anticipated, in
vitations having been sent to a number
OF Missourians who have come to
Washington during recent months.
The officers of the navy yard and
station will hold the second of their