Evening star., 1931-12-17
Diplomats Give Cups for
Horse Show Tomorrow Night.


The first of series of Horse Shows
will be given by the Washington Drag
Hounds at the Riding and Hunt Club at
p and TWenty-second streets tomorrow
evening at o'clock. A silver cup will
be- presented as the first prize in each
class. These cups have been given by
the Ambassador Of Cuba, Senor Don
Orestes Ferrara; the Minister OF Aus
tria. Mr.. Edgar L. G.. Prochnik; Senor
Don Ramon Padilla, second secretary
of the Spanish embassy; Ally 1smail
Bey, first secretary of the Egyptian lega-
ton; Lieut. Col M. Robert Guggen-
helm, Mr.. Claude w. Owen, Mr.. John
Finerty and the Riding and Hunt Club.
A special feature of the show will be
the showing of a hunt team OF 2-year-
old colts ridden by Mrs. M. Robert Gug-
genheim, Mrs. William Hill and Mr..
Carrico.
The officers of the Finance Depart
ment, United States Army, on duty in
Washington entertained at the dinner
dance at the Shoreham last night.
Among those present were Col. Edwin
A. Hickman assistant chief Of finance,
and Mrs Hickman; Lieut.. Col. Thomas
E. Jansen and Mrs. Jansen, Lieut.. Col.
Charles o. Schudt and Mrs. Schudt,
Maj. Alfred j. Maxwell and Mrs. Max
well, Maj Kenneth p Lord and Mrs.
Lord. Mai. W. H. Keith and Miss Lii
lian M. Keith, Maj William M Dixon
and Mrs. Dixon, Maj. E. o. Hopkins
and Mrs. Hopkins, Maj. E. j. O'Hara
and Mrs. OHara, Maj Carl Halla and
Mrs. Halla, Maj Lee R. Watrous and
Mrs. Watrous, Maj. C. M. Exley and
Mrs Exley Capt Eugene M. Foster and
Mrs. Foster, Capt. Philip A. Scholl and
Mrs. Scholl, Capt Arthur o. Walsh and
Mrs. Walsh, First Lieut. John H. Nc
Fall and Miss Louise Hickman, First
Lieut.. John M. Connor and Mrs. Con-
Adams, First Lieut.. H. j. Casey and
Mrs. Casey, First Lieut.. G. B. Barth
and Miss Betsy Sladen.
Mr.. Miller Hamilton of Indianapolis
Is passing few days at the Dodge. Mr..
Hamilton is the executive secretary of
the Indiana George Washington Bicen-
ten2ry Commission.
Mrs. Kincheloe and Miss Gene
Kincheloe, wife and daughter of Judge
David H. Kincheloe of New York, will
be the guests of DR.. and Mrs. William
A. Kinnan, Mr.. and MIS-. Edward
Shields and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hum
phrey Daniel during a fortnights visit
in Washington. Mrs. and Miss Kinche
loe will spend Christmas with Mrs Ed
ward Kay. AS a special courtesy to
Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel, presi-
dent of the Political Study Club, Mrs
and Miss Kincheloe will come to WASH
ing; n tomorrow to give the musical
portion Ct the program at the Decem-
Der meeting of that organization Sat-
urd.-.
Mss Alice Hutchins Drake, daughter
of Mrs Thomas Edmiston Drake, will
be the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Davis of Roland Park, Balti
more, Saturday evening. Miss Drake
will read before the Woman's Auxiliary
of one of the Baltimore churches. Her
program will include her poem, "Medi-
tation on st. Anna" and the arrange
ment of the story Of Christmas, which
Miss Drake has made from Hebrew and
Persian legends.
Miss Drake will be among those en-
terto!n!ng guests at the Arts Club
Christmas dinner Tuesday evening.
D.. and Mrs. j. s. Andrews Of Orange,
Va, are at the Dodge during their
brie- stay in the Capital.
Pennsylvania Society to
Fetc New Congress Members.
The Pennsylvania Society will hold
Its first reception, entertainment and
dance of the Winter season in the Hall
of Nations of the Hotel Washington
tomorrow evening
Senator David A. Reed will be the
guest Of honor and principal speaker
of the evening, and will be presented
to the members and their guests by
Representative George P. DarroW,
president of the society.
Representative Wolfenden and Rep
recertativc LeeCh have charge of the
mus program, which will be followed
by d3ncin".
The States congressional delegation
vii b. VII repre- lNted at the meeting
an, will assist in extending a hearty
welcome to Key5tOneites and their
friends The present officers of the
society are: Representative George P.
Darrow. president; Representative Ed
ward M. Beers, Representative Freder-
lick w. Magrady, Representative Isaac
Fl. Doutrich, Mr. Robert S. Regar and
Mrs, Harry K. Daugherty, vice presi-
dents, and Mr.. A. NJ Gulick, secretary
end treasurer.
Numbering among its guests a num-
ber of prominent Iowans now residing
or visiting in Washington, the Iowa
Society will give dinner dance in the
new gold ball room Of the Shoreham
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