Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-17

Casey, Miss Ellen Buell., Miss Grace
Harris. Miss Lyndall Eckert, Miss
Virginia Heron. Mrs. Rembrant
Lane, Mrs. Peston Haynes, Miss
Sarah Brawner, Mrs. Martin Wieeand.
Mrs. Edward Altenus, Miss Mary
Frances Darr, Mrs. Margaret Latta.
Miss Ruth Newburn, Mrs. cafl Claudy,
Miss Emily Pilkington, Mrs. Walter
Stokes, Mrs. John Littlepage, Mrs.
Willard Hart, Mrs. Charming Walker.
Miss Ruth Moorehead, Mrs, Reginald
Conard. Miss Anna Waring. Mrs. Abb
IleR Roe, Miss Lillian Shoemaker. Mrs.
Gordon Kessler, Miss Helen Taylor.
Mrs. Basil De LAshrnutt, Mrs. Marshall
Morgan, Mrs. pc We're Weldon, Mrs.
William McGehee and Mrs. Clarence
Gosnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Hertlrth
entertained company at dinner at the
Shoreham Hotel last evening. when
their guests included Representative
and Mrs. Carl G. Riddick Of Montana
and their son and daughter -in-law. Mr
and Mrs. Roland c. Riddick of Be
tnesda; Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Trezise
klverdale and Or. and Mrs. Raphael
Sherry.
DR.. Charles Stanley White Will be
most TO company Of IA at dinner this
evening ct his residence In honor OF
DR.. Donald Balfour.
Mrs. Samuel r. Cushing entertained
at luncheon at the Shoreharn Hotel
yesterday for Or. and Mrs. wells
Daniels OF Berryville. Va.
Sir WiIlmott and Lady Lewis
10 he Entertained January 80.
In honor Of Sir Willnott and LADY
Lewis, a group Of the newspaper friends
OF the late Bill Lewis" as the invita-
ton reads, will join in a dinner in the
Chinese room Of the May1ower Hotel
Friday Evening, January 30. "at nan
O'Clock for 8" as the announcement fur
ther States sly reference to the IA
nous English invitation pf1raseolonv
Arrangements for the dim er are In the
hands Of committee Of Sir Willmott,s
colleagues, CONSISTING o. Mr.. William
Hard. Mr.. Lowell HIellett, Mr.. Farmer
Murphy, Mr.. Richard v. Oularan, MI.
Drew Pearson, Mr.. Kurt Sell, Mr.. Mark
Sullivan, Mr.. Henry Suydam, Mr.. Ell
notC Tnurseon, MT Laurence Todd and
Mr.. Frederic william VILE.
Members Of the Arts Club and MEM
bers Of the Executive Committee of the
1881 Bal Boheme to be given at the
Willard Hotel Monday night, February
2, are invited TO attend an open meet
ing OF the membership tomorrow eve
ming at $50 O'Clock in the club house
to discuss final details and arrange
ments for the eighth annual Bal
Boheme.
Mr.. william r. Baker. chairman Of
this seasons ball, viii preside at the
meeting, which will be featured by brief
talks concerning ball plans by the va
rious chairmen, including Mrs. John
Francis Gaynor, boxes; Miss Harriet
Garrels. costumes Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith, casting; Mr.. Felix Manony, dec
oratior6; Mr.. Fulton Lewis, floor; Mr..
Henry Jay Staley, hotel; Miss Slbyl
Baker, judges; Mr.. j. Minor Dorey,
nlasque; Mrs. Sallie v. H. Pickett,
publicity; Mr.. Robert lie Fevre, proper
ties; Mrs. Louis Rochon Hoover, post
tiers; Mrs. John Otto johnson, tickets,
and Miss Frances Benjamin Johnston,
window displays.
During the coming week, there will
be an exhibition OF costume designs
suggested for patrons Of the Bal
Boheme, to be on display at the Arts
Club. at 2017 I street northwest, to
which the public Is invited. It is an
I1ounced by the Executive Committee
for the Bal, that guests need not adhere
to the theme of the big stunt king
Looney XIII, on the Moon" for their
own costume, unless desired, but that
fancy dress Is required for the Bal
Boheme as is the custom. Accessories
for these not having obtained costumes
may be had at the Willard Hotel on
the evening Of the Bal Boheme.
Bringing to a brilliant close its four
day celebration Of the first anniversary
OF its picturesque club house on Brad
ley boulevard, Montgomery County, Md.
the National Woner1's Country Club hal
opened its grounds for the drag hun;
Of the Riding and Hunt Club, this aft
ernoon ct 2:30 o'clock, and will en-
terrain at q tea dance In the lounge
OF the club house following the hunt
Horses and riders will assemble in
front OF the club house, where the hounds
will be released by Mai. william M
Grimes, master Of hounds. A scene rem
i1iscent of an old English hunting pic
ture viii be presented, as the riders, in
colorful pink coats, gather for the start
Of the race. An interested gallery will
watch from the porch OF the club house
The Nursery Guild Of GARFIELD Me-
mortal Hospital will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon at q o'clock IN the Kellogg
Building. Following the meeting, tea
will be served with Mrs. Jerome Clarke
and Mrs. Edward c. Stone acting as
hostesses. Members and friends of the
Ladies Aid are cordially invited.
Mrs. Charles P. kirkland Of Utica, N.
Y, sister of Col Edward B. Clark, has
come to washington and Is at the
Brighton Hotel.
Mrs. John Iden entertained a party
at luncheon at the Shoreharn Hotel yes
terday, when her guests included Nine.
Margarita AriaS, Mrs. Keleher, wife of
Comdr. Timothy Jerome Keleher, U. S.
N, and Mrs. VAN. wife Of Comdr. Rich
ard Vail, U. S. N.
Mrs. David Allen Robertson, wife of
the president Of Goucher College, en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday in
honor Of Mrs. Robert c. Howard, fol-
lowing the lecture given by Mrs. How
ard in the college chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Snodgrass are at
the Shoreharn Hotel where they have
taken an apartment Mrs Snodgrass
has just returned from Palm Beach,
where she was the house guest Of Mrs.
William Wright. Miss Sherry Snod-
LOST.
BEADS. Light smoked amber, on "Wednesday