Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-21

ner oance AT WarQrnan FdIk f1oCel bnAS
evening. They will play bridge in the
! Florentine room afterwards.
Miss Lillian Voolfolk will have II
! guests dining with her this evening at
/ Wardman Park Hotel. The party will
remain to attend the supper dance in
the gold room Of the hotel.
Many Parties at Columbian
WOmen's Benefit This Afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Wilbur Hyde was hostess
at luncheon today and, with her guests,
will &C to the card party at the Ken
Warren this afternoon which the
Columbian Women of George Wash
| ington University have arranged. Mrs.
Hyde's guests include Mrs. Joseph Hor-
gan, Mrs. Edwin L. Morrison, Mrs.
Oscar B. Hunter Mrs. Prentiss Wilson
and Mrs. Lewis Turner.
Mrs. Abram Lisner will entertain
Mrs. Charles H. Robb, Mrs. Edwin
Brandenburg and Mrs. Byron u. Ora
ham at the card party
Mrs Howard Lincoln Hodgklns'
guests will be Mrs. Frank z. Cunning
ham, Mrs. Joseph A. Settle, Miss Kate
M. Jaquette and Miss Marcia Haskell.
Mrs. Russell McNitt will have as her
guests Mrs. Norman Smith, Mrs. Har-
old Oliver Mrs. Harold HUFF and Miss
Miriam Fisher. With Miss Lucille Will
kinson at her table will be- Mrs. w. S.
Bishop, Miss H. May Johnson and Miss
Kate Bucknan.
Prof. Anna Pearl Cooper will enter
tain Miss Harriet Atwell, Miss Helen
Lawrence and Miss Ruth Aubeck.
The proceeds of the benefit are to be
devoted to assisting the George Wash
ington University in the purchase Of
reproduction of the Houoon statue OF
70
has been undertaken in recognition OF
the Bicentennlal year. Some 300 women
in college and university circles here
will attend the card party.
Mrs. McRitchie, mother of Capt. D.
G. McRitchie, u. S. NJ, has returned
to her former apartment in the Wa
verify. Mrs. McRitchie passed the
Summer on the Eastern Shore OF Viz.
ginia.
Mr.. David Vinson Aud gave his
bachelor dinner in the Empire room at
the Shoreham last night. Mr.. Aud
and Miss Saranell Wilson, daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Riley Joseph
Wilson from Louisiana. will be married
this evening in the home OF the BRIDE
parents, at 3109 Garfield street.
DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Perry
have issued invitations for a tea dance
to be given at the Mayfiower Satur-
day, December &c, TO introduce their
daughter, Miss Isabel Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Fowler have
issued invitations to a tea Thursday,
December 10, in their home, at I424
Sixteenth street. to introduce their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Gould Fowler,
to society.
Mrs. John Henry Yates entertained
at a party in her home yesterday in
honor of her daughter, Miss Jeanne
Yates, who celebrated her 18th birth
day anniversary November 10. The
guests were Harriet johnson, Joan
Lynch, Nancy Hopkins, Agnes Proff1tt,
Mary Jane Dawson, Betty Dawson,
Dorothy Mccullough, Linda Bissett, Lois
Mitman Virginia Wilkinson, Alice Marie
Hadley, Dorothy Jones. vi zirkle, Betsy
Smith, Jean Rogenmoser. Mary David
son and Jean Yereance.
Miss Marie Catherine Wise, formerly
of Aiken, s. c., has leased an apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel for the Winter.
Miss j. Branch Scott and Mr.. B. w.
Branch Scott Of Richmond and Mrs.
Henry Robertson Of Warrenton, Va, are
at the Hay-Adams for q few days.
Miss Elizabeth lobe will be hostess
Monday morning at 1890 o'clock for q
"thimble party" of the Ladies' Aid Of
Garfield Memorial Hospital, to be held
in the Kellogg Building. A box lunch
con will be served at o'clock. Assist
ing Miss lobe will be Mrs. George o.
Watson, Mrs. Cooper Lightbown, Mrs.
Eugene r. Woodson, Mrs. Mary Howe,
Mrs. Augusta Bispham and Mrs. Cabot
Stevens, president of the board.
Tea Tomorrow at Arts
Club to Open Exhibit.
Mrs. Mathilde M. Leisenring and Mr..
Garnet Jex will be the joint hosts at
the Arts Club tea tomorrow afternoon,
when their paintings will open the
clubs exhibition for the next fort
night. Mrs. Leisenring. who is a men,
Der Of the Society of Washington
Artists and whose work is nationally
known, will place on view drawings
and water colors. Oil paintings will
represent Mr.. Jex, who has recently
been honored by receiving the first de-
gree OF doctor of fine arts from George
Washington University
Miss Sade c. Styron will be the guest
OF honor at a tea given by the WASH
ington branch of the American Asso-
citation Of University Women Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the club house
at 1884 street. Miss Styron will give
talk on Tudor music, illustrated by
herself at the piano, and by the Mad
rigal Singers, directed by Mrs John
Sylvester
The second annual Epiphany Church
home ball. which will be given for the
benefit OF the elderly women of the
until t.a ko1l
Friday night. The chairman of the
Mems Floor Committee will be Mr.,
Waverley Taylor, jr., and the vice
chairman, Mr.. H. Prescott Galley, jr.
The committee also includes Mr..
Armistead Booth, Gen. william D.
Cheatham, Mr.. Eugene Carusi, Mr..
Phillips Clark, Mr.. Albert E. Conradis,
DR.. Hugh Cumming, Mr.. w. Gwynn
Gardiner, Mr.. oliver Gasch, Mr..
Charles Goetz Mr.. Frank S. Goodwin,
Mr.. Philip Larner Gore, Mr.. Henry B.
Felix Rowland. Mr.. Robert F. Kelly.
Lieut.. Donald E. Lowry. U. s. A.. Mr..
Calvin Cakes, DR.. Edward O'Brien,
Mr.. Daniel Partridge, Sd; Mr.. A. Hern-
don Phillips. Mr.. Douglas r. Phillips,
Mr. Franklin Roudybush, Mr.. Latiner
Snowdon, Mr.. William S. Stanley, Mr..
Homer Tatum, Lieut.. r. r. Waller U.
3. N; Lieut.. Albert Watson, I'd, u. S.
A; Mr.. Kenneth Watson and Lieut..
James White, u. S. A.
Mrs Reeder Killian, who makes her
home at the Shoreham. has gone to
Mexico City to visit Mrs. Frederick
Baily, formerly Miss Leah DeMoll. Mrs.
Killian has had as her guest at the
Shoreham Mrs. w. P. Reaves of
Greensboro, N. C.
Miss Frances GuteliuS entertained at
surprise miscellaneous shower last
night for Miss Elizabeth Drummer,
whose marriage to Mr.. James Schroeder