Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-16

Many Hosts at "Ladies'
Night" Of University Club.
The University Club of Washington
was the scene of many dinner parties
last night when the club rooms were
opened to the ladies. Among those
entertaining large parties were Repre-
sentative John D. Clarke, Mrs. j. r.
Baker, Mr.. Walter e. Kelly and Mr.. N.
T. Downing.
Judge and Mrs. Ernest H. Van Fosen
had with them the general counsel for
the Federal Radio Commission and Mrs.
Thad Brown; Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Pope
entertained Miss MCGOWAN and Mr..
Thomas Pope, Mr.. Stanley P. Smith was
host to Mr.. and Mrs. James oliver Muir
dock, MIR. Appleton P. Clark, jr., had
with him Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Lewis
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Colbert; DR..
Marshall E. Brushart entertained Mrs.
Alton PAUL. Miss Dorothea PAUL and
Comdr Frederic w, Southworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Clark had
with them Miss Anita Clark and Mr..
C. c. Clark, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. William
F. Hall had with them Miss Virginia
Hall; Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Living
ston we're hosts to Miss Madeline
Hatcher and Mr.. H. Randolph Barbee,
and Mrs. Pearl McKim entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph w. Brotchie.
Following the dinner, the entertain
ment committee, with Lewis Lotion
Moneyway acting as master of cere-
monies, presented a musical program
in the lounge to an audience that not
only filled it to capacity, but over
flowed into the corridor and the
library. Featured on the program were
Miss Frances GuteliuS, pianist; Miss
Evelyn Scott, violinist and Mr.. Bern
hard G. Spille, tenor, with Miss Har-
riett Nash and Miss Marjorie Davis
- fIne
attending the musicale were noted Miss
Marjorie Lowe, Mai. John Hillman, DR..
N. P. Scala, Miss Ruth Howell. Miss
Adelia RoSaSco, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl.
Frame, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Dunn,
Mrs. lone Lee Mooney, Miss Theda
Shuttle, Bishop Hamilton, Mrs. Ruth
Shreve, Mrs. Bertha Inbody and Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Hammack.
At the CONCLUSION of the program the
: Entertainment Committee was host to
sskf1e artists of the evening at a supper
!. party.
: Honor guests at the diplomatic SUM-
day evening motion pictures Of France
: in the Shoreham Hotel Sunday night at
9 9 o'clock will be the Ambassador of
= France and Nine. Paul 'Claudel. Mai.
= Georges Thenault, the air attache of the
= French embassy, viii speak, and the
: films shown will be the "City of Pau,
& Mohammedan Paradise" ending with
: lie Touquet and the Blue Bird"
: This is the fourth presentation Of this
!, seasons series of international films ar
J. ranged by the Bureau of Commercial
!, Economics, of which DR.. Anita Maris
Z Boggs is the director, and for which
the detailed arrangements are made by
J, her brother, Mr.. Randolph M Boggs
2 French music will be played on the
z great organ of the Shoreham Hotel, and
I IN response to the invitations sent out
: by the bureau, several hundred written
\ reservations have been received Among
Z those who will attend are the Secretary
! of the Interior and Mrs. Wilbur, the
. Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs Hyde,
the Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs.
Z Lamont. the assistant to the Judge adj
! vocate general of the War Department.
Col. Winship; Col. and Mrs. Wilson of
{ the War Department, Mr.. B. K. Ogden.
United States Shipping Board; a large
number Of diplomats and members Of
. Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs Llewellyn D. Nicholson
Z have moved from 1345 Thirtieth street.
In Georgetown, to 4347 Forest Lane, in
/. Wesley Heights.
Mrs. q. Herbert Smith entertained
her bridge club at luncheon today at
the Kenwood Country Club. Covers
were laid for eight.
MISS Kathryn Fuqua went yesterday
20 Richmond 70 attend the debut lance
Of Miss Cary Cutchins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis E. Cutchins. Miss
Fuqua win remain IN Richmond over
the week end before joining her mother,
Mrs, Katharyn Fuqua, at their apart
ment in the Shoreham
Mrs. n. H. Jacobs entertained at
bridge and supper at her home last
evening, when her guests were Mrs.
John Henry Yates, Mrs. Winfree John
son, Mrs. Roy Clyde Miller. Mrs. Allen