Evening star., 1931-12-24

Henning, Miss Jeanne Richards Miss
Frances Brooks and Miss Helen PEOPLES
All of her assistants will wear white
evening dresses with shoulder bouquets
of red roses and lilies of the valley tied
with silver ribbon.
Mrs. Thompson's assistants will in
clude her daughters, Mrs. George D.
RittenhouSe and Mrs Robert w. Oliver;
Mrs. Robert S. Beale, Mrs. Charles It.
Clagett, Mrs. Ralph w. Lee, Mrs. John
H. Hanna, Mrs. G. Bowdoin Craighill,
Mrs. r. K. Thompson, Mrs. Paul Lesh,
Mrs. Walter G.. Dunlop, Mrs. Roger
Stuart, Mrs. Fenton Leith, Mrs F. E.
Middleton, jr.; Mrs. William Laird
Dunlop, jr.; Mrs. Paul Banf1eld, Mrs
E. P. Brooke, Mrs. Martin H. Ritten-
house. Mrs. William E. Clark and Miss
Katharine Dougal. Mrs Thompson
will wear dark blue lace and her f1ow-
erS will be Pernet roses.
PoinsettiaS and evergreenS will be
l.used in the Chinese room and the ball
room where dancing will follow the re-
ception. Poinsettias and white chrys-
anthemumS will decorate the tea table.
Mrs. David Meade Lea, president of
the Episcopal Home for Children at
Nebraska Avenue and Rock Greek Ford
road, announces party at the home
this evening at 7:30 o'clock, when there
will be Christmas carols. The friends
pf the home are invited.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert L. CLANCY have
trrived in Washington to spend the
olidays with DR.. Chaneys family.
hey motored from Los Angeles, where
u. CLANCY is connected with the Re-
sarch Department Of the Los Angeles
0unty Hospital. While in Washington
ad the vicinity, DR.. CLANCY will visit
te various hospitals in connection with
rs work. Mrs. CLANCY will go to New
9rk to visit her parents, Prof and
Ms. H. Camden Lacey. DR.. and Mrs.
Caney are now guests at the home OF
d. Chaney's parents and brother and
siser law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.
Cney and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald J.
ClmeV
Ms. Beta Morse Chandler and her
sm,l daughter Hope, of Akron, are
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geore Mallette Ferris, in Chevy
Chas. They will be at home informal
ly Christmas day.
MS Gene Kncheloe, daAghter Of
Judge and Mrs. David Kmcheloe of
New ,ork, Is the house guest of Miss
Jean voodson.
Mrs,Rlaine Lipscomb entertained at
the diiaer dance at the Shoreham last
nighs5u honor Of Col. and Mrs. Ran
dolph Eoyle. Her other guests were
Mai nd Mrs David Wills, Lieut.. and
| -. Y1,iS In 10 nd
daughtr of Mrs. Lipscomb; DR.. James
A. Enry, Mr.. Raymond Richardson
and M Heron Flack.
Mrs. catherine Filene Dodd and her
| childrel Joan and Bill, left for Boston
last evaing to spend the holidays with
Mrs. ODDS parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
LincolnF Filene, at their country estate,
Weston.
Mr.. udlow King has arrived from
Iowa to se with his mother, Mrs, John
A. Hull, for the holidays and also to
attend ae wedding Saturday of his
brother, Lieut.. Charles Bowler King,
| U. S. A., b Miss Carla Heurich, daugh-
| ter of Mi and Mrs. Christian Heurich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cageler Hubbard were
| hosts to aparty of 19 last evening at
| the Club thantecler supper dance.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Louise Chas Cottle,
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E.
Cottle of Rston, to Mr.. Charles Albro
Barker, son of Mr.. Charles A. Barker
of Washinton. Miss Cottle, an in
structor in music at the State Normal
School at prtland, N. Y, is a grad
of ovo Nv
, Barker was graduated from Yale Uni
graduate wck there.
Large Floor Committee
For Cadet Mdshipnian Ball.
The Cadet and Midshipmen Floor
Committee I'd the fourth annual Mid
shipman andCadet ball, to be held at
the Mayfoweftomorrow night, includes
| the committeefrom West Point: Chair
vice chairman Cadet Ellsworth Davis;
second vice chirman, Cadet George r.
! Mather; undentheir leadership will be
Cadets Edward Bastion, Philip Delano
Brant, Edgar brthrop Chace, Richard
Tide Coiner J.; Frederick w. Cole
man, Sd; James Hutchings Cunningham,
jr.; John S. B Dick, Edgar C. Dole
man, Thomas 1 Foote, Robert Fuller,
Douglas G. ebert, Alexander Gra-
ham, George Reholds Grunert, Chester
Hammond, Paul T. Hanley, Edwin S.
Hartshorn, jr. Charles j. Hoy, John S.
KRONER, George kumpe, Rush B. Lin
coin, jr.; Williah Menoher, James P.
Polk, Franklin G. Smith, Herbert
George Sparrow, Earl G. Wheeler and
James Karrick Wolnough.
The committed from Annapolis in
cludes: Chairman Midshipman Charles
Keene, jr.; first vice chairman, Mid
shipman Draper huffman; second vice
chairman, MidShtman Paul Savidge,
and Midshipmen frank Barrows, Har-
old Bowen, CraigAll Chase, Edgar G.
Chase, Merrill K. Clementson, James
D. Collett. w. B. Collins, William M.
Collins, Jr.; Henry Corbin, Robert L.
Denig, jr.; N. Mintr Dial, Roscoe Dill
len, Thomas H. Dubois, Sidney Erwin,
Philip w. Garnett, Robert Hird, George
S. James, jr.; Brpk Jennings, Paul
Joachim, Manning Kimmel, Louis j.
Kirn. Charles B. Lanham, Malcolm
Macarthur, Raymod McClung, jr.;
David S. McDougal Samuel P. Mon
cure, Henry G. Munpn, Lloyd M. Mus
tin, Walter Newton, George E. Pierce
Veazie Pratt, E. V. Seeds, Dillen
Smith, William Smith Joseph J. StaleX
Richard Starr, DavidR. Stephan, Ber-
nard Stream, Edes 1alman, John G..
Tennent, Sd, and JOIN P. Wiley.
Mr.. Hans Kinder, conductor Of the
National Symphony Orhestra Of WASH
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