Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-01

WA.CA VAC t1OIls OtAdOAOAQ SudllIllIlk wax
British Minister
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Drake, who have
| resided in Paris. France, for the past
! i've years, have arrived in Washington
| and will make their home here for the
/ next year
Mrs. Drake, who was formerly Miss
Ann Gordon Keith of Fairfax, Va
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r
Keith and niece of Representative R
Walton Moore, has established her
nome at 1901 Nineteenth street and
will remain in Washington while her
husband is visiting his branch Offices
in Canada and the West.
Gen. John ]. Pershing will be Joined
today at White Sulphur Springs by his
son, Mr.. Warren Pershing.
Mrs. David Meade Lea will be al
nome for the only time this season
Monday afternoon from to o'clock
in her home on Massachusetts avenue
No cards have been sent out.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Keith have can
called invitations for the tea they were
to give Monday afternoon from S to
$50 O'Clock in compliment to DR.. and
Mrs. Alfred c. Lane of Cambridge.
Mass, the latter the head of the geo
logical department of Tufts College.
Mrs. John F. Greenslade. wife of
Ensign Greenslade, will arrive TODAY
from the West Coast and will be at
the Wardman Park Hotel, where she
has taken an apartment until June.
Mrs. GreenSlade is the former Miss
Rosemary Griffith, daughter of Mrs.
Paul Bastedo.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty was the
guest of honor at a dinner given last
evening by Mrs. H. H. Low of New
York, who entertained q company of 10
in the palm court of the Mayfiower.
Mrs. Alfred H. Kraft of New York
City and Mrs. Cyros o. Baker of Paris
arrived in Washington yesterday and
will be guests at the Mayfiower for a
week before leaving for New York. Mrs
Baker spent a month in New York upon
her arrival there in December and
since then she and Mrs. Kraft have
been in Havana and Miami Mrs. Baker
is sailing for Paris in few weeks time
and Mrs. Kraft will leave, as usual, for
Europe some time in May.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Carolyn Storrs
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vance
Storrs of New York City, to Mr. Daniel
E. SickleS of New York and Paris.
Miss Storrs, who, with her parents
and sister, is at Whitehall, Palm
Beach, is extremely popular in New
York. Paris and Palm Beach, Mr..
SickleS is a grandson of Gen. Daniel
e. Sickles of Gettysburg fame. He
is the son of Countess, Napoleon Magne
of Paris.
The Congressional Club was all afiut-
ter yesterday afternoon with two star
ring actresses and a college president
as their guests. Miss Ethel Barrymore
came straight from the Pen Women's
League breakfast to the club and after
being presented by the president of the
club, Mrs. Dale, amid great applause
IN lieu of speaking read Maesfield's
poem Winds of the West" and re-
Sponded to an insistent encore with
His Kiss" a little take-off that gave
the audience good laugh. The voice
that has helped Miss Barrymore to fame
vibrated through the Winds of the
West" with all the pathoS of sobbing,
sorrow and falling tears. Miss Irene
Dunn, leading lady in the Show Boat
now playing at the National was pre-
sented and responded in a graceful
greeting
Mrs. Edward Heating introduced Mr.
Uel Lankin, president of the Teachers
College OF Missouri and at one time
head OF the educational and rehabili-
tation department of the Veterans Bu-
reau here and later president of the
National Education Association of the
United States.
oreSS Mr.. Lamkin set forth some of the
ideals and accomplishments of the
teaching world
He used a resolution which was
adopted at the world convention of
teachers at Geneva, Switzerland, last
year as an indication as to what teach
erS from 46 nations were thinking. The
resolution embodied four detectives:
First, that every child should de-
velop good health. Second, that every
child should find some fitting vocation.
Third, that every child should become a
good citizen. Fourth, that every child
should develop a good character
A reception and tea followed the pro-
gram.
Practically the entire Winter colony
at Palm Beach, Fla, were guests at the
birthday anniversary party given We'd
nesday afternoon by Mr.. Edward T.
SALISBURY of Philadelphia, in gala cele-
bration of his eighty-first anniversary.
The affair was held at Ell Mirasol. Mr.
anu MIS-. 0UOOcSOuIy I6CcAtcQ guests III
the loggia, which was lavishly deco
rated with flowers and tropical plants.
Last Sunday, following an annual GUS
tom. Mr.. Stotesbury tossed the first ball
in the society base ball game at Palm
Beach.
Miss Emile Wiedenbeck of Madison,
Wis, who has recently become well
known for her illustrations, under the
name of Peter Mabie, of some very in
tereSting children's books, is now at
the Mayflower for a short visit follow
ing two-month stay in New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Baen Street Of
Woodlawn avenue, Jersey City, an
nounced today the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Virginia Baen Street, to
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