Evening star., 1931-04-23
SOCIETY
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Mum, Mrs. w. M. Gilbert, Mrs Paul
B. Fenlon, Mrs. V. M. Hare and Mrs.
IT. j. Sheridan.
. conclave of the pan-American ma
tions will be represented by the group
of George Washington University stu
dents, who will act as ushers for the
twenty-third annual banquet of Co
lumbian Women of the George Wash
ington University tomorrow evening at
the Chevy Chase Club. Each of the
young ladies will carry flag and will
wear ribbon designating the country
she represents The tables will bear
flags corresponding to those carried by
the ushers. On the speakers table will
be maSsed the 81 flags of the Americas
and the Stars and Stripes and the uni
versity colorS will wave above. A pro-
fusion of Spring flowers will complete
the decorations, which have been plan
ned in key with the principal speech
of the evening "Our South American
Neighbors," by Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes,
known professionally as Frances Park
inSon KeyeS.
In the group of ushers are Miss Mar
garet Maize, Miss Mary Virginia Smith,
Miss Marie Siegrist, Miss Dorothy Al
bert, Miss Betty Chamblin, Miss Ruth
Robert D. Barnes. Miss Priscilla Bun
ker, Miss Marian Schlesinger, Miss Nat
allie Norwood. Miss Marian Ziegler Miss
Margaret Selvig, Miss Virginia How
kins, Mrs. Robert Fowler and Miss
Eleanor Branson.
A ball in the main ball room of the
Mayflower Hotel Friday evening May
/. will terminate a week of functions
in celebration of the thirty fourth
anniversary of Washington Council,
knights of Columbus. Mrs. P. Michael
Cook. wife of the grand knight of the
council, will head the receiving line, in
which will be wives of the other officers
of the organization.
Miss Mary Stuart Hamilton. Miss H
r. Shipley and Mrs. L. L. Wilson, all
of Bryn Mawr. Pa, are at the Shore
ham Hotel for a few days.
Miss Margaret Comiskey, accompanied
BY Miss Anne E. Mccoy and her broth
er. Raymond w Comiskey of Dover,
Mass, are making a short visit in
Washington and are staying at Ward
man Park Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w Reed of
Pittsburgh are spending few days at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Henry Heide, jr., of Riverdale,
Indian Road. N. Y. is at the Carlton
for few days, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Carlota Heide.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Stock of
Rocky River, Ohio, are at the Shore
ham Hotel for an indefinite stay.
The League of Republican Women
Mrs. Frank w. Mondell. president, will
give a tea tomorrow afternoon from
to O'Clock in its quarters in the Barr
Building. the new members Of the
board of directors receiving with her.
WOmen's Guild of American
University to Give Silver Tea.
A silver tea will be given in the home
OF Mrs. Frederick Brown Harris at 28oo
Thirty-sixth street northwest from TO
tomorrow afternoon by the Wonen's
Guild of American University. Mrs.
Woods, wife of Dean George B. Woods
of American University, is chairman
for arrangements. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Frank w. Ballou, Mrs. Homer
F. Dawson, Mrs. Delos o. KinSman and
Mrs. Arthur C. Christie. At the tea
table will be Mrs. Franklin Jones, Mrs.
Harold Moulton, Mrs. L. !. McDougle
and Mrs. Eddy L. Ford. Mrs. P. M
Anderson Is president Of the guild.
Mr.. Alan N. Steyne had guests din
ing with him last evening at the Carlton.
Miss Elena De Sayn entertained at
luncheon after the morning session of
the concert of American music at
Stoneleigh Court. Among the guests
were Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, the famous
composer: Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Adams
of Asheville, N. c.; Mrs. Foster jenkins
of New York, Mrs. Grace Potter Car
roll Of Asheyille, N. c.: Miss Charlotte
Klein, Mrs. Lightbrown, Nine. Serge
Petrenko and Miss Chairman.
Among those who attended the dual
concert were the Minister of Ecuador
and Mime. Viter Lafronte, Countess
Szechenyi Nine. Skalicky. Mrs. E. D.
White, Mrs. Charles D. Heron, Mrs.
Walter Bruce Howe. Mrs. william S.
Conant, DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Fitzpatrick,
Mr. Lynch Luqueer, Mrs. Charles H.
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