Evening star., 1931-05-04
SOCIETY
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honor Mrs. Clark, wife Of Rear Admiral
prank Hodges Clark, entertained at
buffet luncheon today in her apart
Inent at the Cordova. Mrs. Seton Is
national president and Mrs. Clark first
vice president of the National League
of American Pen Women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Mosle Of New
York City, who are spending lew
weeks at Grays Hill Inn, Va, nave as
Frederick Mosle, and Mr.. Frank Wilbert
stokes. who made two polar expedi-
tions with Admiral Peary and one ant
arctic expedition with Nordenskjold,
the noted Belgian explorer.
Mrs de -Pimentel Of Rio de
.Janeiro is at the Shorehan Hotel Tor
an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Perry. who
arrived here from Newport, r. l., the
latter part Of last week, have taken an
apartrnent at Wardman Park Hotel
where they will be for an INDEFINITE
period.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Belder and daugh-
Ter of Hartford, Conn. spent the week
end at the Dodge Hotel.
Miss Belle Bogolub of Chicago, who
spent a month visiting In "sSnngvoh' ,tI
has returned to her home. En- route
Miss BoEolub stopped in Philadelphia
and New York.
Sorority TO Give Party
Tonight at Country Club.
Epsilon Chapter, Kappa Beta Pi Legal
Sorority will entertain at dinner and
bridge this evening at the Washington
Golf and Country Club In honor OF
Mrs., Helena DOGGY Reed, Miss D.
Elizabeth Falconer, Mrs. Willie n.
Gauss Miss Nell Quinn, Miss Vera M
Kelley, Miss Tomalee Nix. Mrs. Grace
B. stiles, Miss Bernice woodward ana
Miss Mary B. Wright. Arrangements
are in charge of Mrs. Gertrude Smith,
chairman Miss Agnes McWhinnie Miss
Mary L. Chadwick and Miss Gretta Il.
Palen.
Plans have been completed for the
annual card party to be given for the
benefit Of st. Gertrude's School OF AIIs
and Crafts at Wardman Park Hotel,
Monday, May IL. Mrs. James q.
Haskeli Is chairman of the arrange
ments. st. Gertrude's School Is under
the supervision and guidance OF the
Rev. Thomas Werner Moore.
Miss Mary Van Kleeck, director OF
the Russell Sage Foundation, Is al tne
Carlton for several days.
Mrs. George Gordon Seibold, ma
tional president of the American Gold
star Mothers, who has been in Phila-
delphia the past two weeks, where she
was the guest Of the United Spanish
War Veterans at the dedication OF the
- he HNNeA nj
Art by that body, has returned TO ner
home, In this city. While guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. William O.. Nelson,
Mrs. Seibold was later under the care
of a throat specialist, and was unable
to appear at the meeting Of the Phila-
delpfia Chapter of the Gold Star
Mothers in the Hotel Walton.
Mrs. Eleanor Leoua Snyder has re-
turned to her home, at 200 MaSsachu-
. sets avenue northwest, after having
spent the past six months with her
relatives at Camden, N. J.
Many women active In club and So
cial life In Washington have made res
ervations for the annual May breakfast
of the Political Study Club, to be held
Saturday, May %, at the Mayhower
Hotel. Mrs. Frank M. Shortall Is chair
man Of the Breakfast Committee, and
has assisting her Mrs. William MCGEE,
Mrs. Wallace Streater, Mrs. Virgil Mil
Ter, Mrs. John Marchand. Mrs. Lewis
Battle, Mrs. Rosa Mulcare, Mrs. Frank
Morrison, Mrs M. w. Winter Mrs VIII
liam Hoefer and Mrs. George Oliver
Cfllingham. The following have made
reservations for the breakfast: Mrs.
Fred A. RaSch. Mrs. Harry Packard,
Mrs. Harry r. Perry, Mrs. z. w. Wal
lace. Mrs. Anne Lansborne, Mrs. Sallie
Harper, Mrs. Corrine N. Turner. Mrs
G. H Claudy Mrs. Ada c. Payne, Mrs.
Ida Chrisswell, Mrs. ]. S. Boyd, Mrs. r.
W. Howell, Mrs. Robert Lee Ettenger,
Mrs. Lulu, Copeland, Mrs. Edward
Haines, Miss Anne Kraft, Mrs. John J.
Cochran, Mrs. Charles E. Bright, Mrs.
I, 7 Pettiiohn. Mrs. A. H Denton. Mrs.