Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24


in Whitman College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl G. Mueller will re.
turn to their apartment in the Shore
ham Hotel next week, after spending
some time In Philadelphia and New
York.
Mrs. Shoup, widow of Capt Aubre!
K Shoup, u s. N, who was in com
mand Of the South China Patrol, Il
at the Mayhower with her daughter
Mrs. Stanley Stevens of Brookline
Mass.
Miss Anna May Cuthbert and Mrs
Bertha McClury entertained COM
pany at luncheon yesterday at the
Shoreham Hotel in honor of Mrs
Charles Edwards of New York City,
who is Mrs. McClury's house guest.
Mrs. Curtis Curtin of Boston, Mass,
On at the Carlton for short stay.
Miss Jane Bartlett and Miss Edith
Salisbury of Washington motored to
Annapolis for dinner Sunday, accom-
panied by Miss Carolyn Davis OF Port
land. ore, first vice president of Zonta
International, and Miss Edith Berg
ouist also of Portland. They were
guests Of Miss Ellen Newton at Carvel
Hall.
Miss May Cramer entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Snorenam
for Mrs. M D. Hill of Rochester, N. Y.
The guests included Mrs. F. r. Jacobs,
Mrs. Leslie Borland. Miss Jessie Citing,
Miss Louise Frey, Miss Pearl Long, Miss
Sara Long and Miss Mabel Long.
Mrs. Meta Mooney has moved to
Wardman Park Hotel, where she has
leased an apartment.
Mrs. Ralph Richards will entertain
group at Cleveland Park Congregation
al Church this afternoon by playing
the theramin, the ether-wave 1nstru-
ment. She will be accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Greta Won Bayer.
Unemployed to Benefit
BY BAH Tomorrow Evening.
Co-operation on the part OF repre-
aentatives of many of the veterans or
ranizations In the city promises to bring
large number to the benefit ball for
unemployed to be held in the ball room
of the Willard Hotel tomorrow evening
from to IL O'Clock.
From the headquarters of the General
Committee, in Room 207, National Press
Building, where Maj Freeman, chair
man of the Ticket Committee, is IN
charge, hundreds of tickets have been
distributed to interested veterans and
others who are disposing OF them
through the several veterans posts ana
through the departments. All the lead
ing hotels have placed the tickets at
their ticket stands for sale and they
n1aY also be had at headquarters.
IN anticipation of the attendance at
the ball of members of Congress and
others who wish to help swell the fund
which will be distributed through the
Central Union Mission and the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, Miss Johnson,
president of the All States Society, has
named q committee on distinguished
guests, headed by former Gov. E. F..
Morgan of West Virginia and composed
of Mrs. Jessie Dell, Georgia; Repre-
sentative Edith Eourse Rogers, Massa-
chuSetts; Representative Harry A Can
field, Indiana; Mr.. w. G. Laid, Iowa;
Mrs. Proctor L. Dougherty, MaSsachu-
sets, and Mrs. Eva Whitford Lovette,
Texas; all residents of the District and
representing the State societies of which
they are members.
During the Is minutes of intermission
Of the dance music short program of
entertainment will be presented. which
is being arranged by Capt. Percy w.
Foote Of the General Committee, Mr..
Edward j. Lang, chairman in charge of
music, and members of the veterans or
CARNATIONS cooperating.
The Floor Committee for the evening.
named by Miss j. johnson, is composed
of members of State societies, including
Representative Charles j. Esterly, chair
man, Pennsylvania; Mr. Ralph Boyer,
Oklahoma; Mr. David J. Shorb, North
Dakota; Mr.. John w. Lambert, Tennes-
see; Representative Charles Christie
pherson, South Dakota; Representative
Morgan Sanders, Texas; Col. Henry Mer-
rick. Iowa; Maj. Robert NJ Brown,
ARKANSAS; Mr.. Robert H. MCNEIL, North
Carolina; Mr.. A. r. Bailey, Illinois; Mr.
Nebraska; Representative Victor Christ
'gau, Minnesota; Mr.. John L. Boeteler,
Maryland; Mr.. James L. Thurston,
Georgia; Mr.. Clinton Van Valkenburg
New York; Mr.. George w. Potter, Mis-
sissippi; Mr. James Lee Bost, North
Carolina: Mr.. William J. Kirkland, Del
aware, and Mr.. John Small, North Caro-
lima.
The presidents Of the several State
societies of the District have been desig-
mated by Miss johnson as a General
Reception Committee for the ball.
Following the Anspacher Lecture to-
morrow in the Willard room at the
Willard, Mrs Henry F. Dimock will
the other lunch parties will be those
given by Mrs. Joseph Edwin Washing
ton, Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie and
AfrB. J. Thompson WALES.
Miss Vera Bloom Will have as her
quests for luncheon the members of
the Junior Committee.
The womans National Democratic
Club will hold its eighth annual meet,
ing tomorrow At the club house. The
program win open with pilgrimage
TO place o wreath on the tomb of
Woodrow Wilson. starting from the
club house at IL 80 o'clock Mrs. Nellie
Tayloe Ross, vice chairman of the
Democratic National Committee, is
chairman Of the committee in charge
Of the arrangements.
Luncheon will follow in the club
house with the business meeting and
election OF officers starting at O'Clock.
The day will close with the annual
dinner at T:30 o'clock when the COM
pany will include members of the club
and their Democratic friends. The
guests Of honor and speaker will be
Representative Ruth Bryan Owen.
Mrs. o. L. Verhoff has taken a box
for the benefit concert for the Bacone
College, tomorrow evening, to be given
by Princess Ataloa, in Continental Hall.
D. A. R. Members Of the Women's
University Club will occupy the box
Miss Marjorie Lowe will entertain at
el2 Nineteenth street Thursday from
4 TO o'clock 10 meet Princess Ataloa
who will give her first concert tomorrow
evening in Continental Hall at $40