Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-19

afternoon will be Mrs Adam M. Wyant
Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs. Malcolm
s. McConihe, Mrs. Hobart Hawkins
Mrs. Loren B. johnson, Mrs. Frank 5
Hight, Mrs. Harry Wheeler, Mrs. Eu.
gene Adams, Miss Mary Wheeler ano
Mrs Marshall Exnicios, daughter OF the
hosts.
Mrs. Jewett, mother Of the recent
bride, and Miss Anne Jewett nave come
from Baltimore for the tea, and otners
from the Maryland city who VIII be u
the conopany this afternoon are Mrs
Buckingham, Mrs. John B. whitehead
Mrs. z. F. Keech and Mrs. Buckler.
Miss Mary Crippen and Miss Marion
Ruess of Chevy Chase entertained al q
bridge party last evening in the latter !,
home in compliment to Miss SaraneI
Wilson, daughter Of Representative ano
Mrs. Riley Wilson, whose marriage 70
Mr.. David Aud will take place SatuE-
day evening.
Final preparations have been com
pleted for the fifth annual Dali OF tae
All-StateS Society, which marks the
formal grand opening of the new Snore,
ham ball room tomorrow. Dancing VIII
begin promptly at $50 O'Clock and con-
tinue to 1890; the music 10 De Iur-
nished by Lowe-Nevins Orchestra.
This event will be among the most
brilliant of the season. and oIos IAN x -
surpass, any of the dances heretofore
given under the auspices Of this society.
In the preparation and arrangements
of all the details, Mr.. Edward J. Lang
president Of the Connecticut state go
ciety, and chairman Of the baH, mas
had the wholehearted cooperation o!
the various officers and members OF
committees.
Mr.. w. e. Hofheins, president OF the
society. extends a cordial invitation 10
all officers and past officers OF the al
ferent State societies and their guests.
Tickets will be on sale at the tlcKeG
Offices Of the Willard and Snoreham
Hotels. All officers and past ofncers
are 'O requested to procure their tickets
from the secretary in the lobby OF the
Shoreham Hotel on the evening OF the
dance.
Mr.. F. E. Murphy, editor and owner
of the Minneapolis Tribune, Is at the
Willard for few days.
Mrs Edward Knox Cook has returned
to washington after visiting her son
and daughter-in-law, DR.. ana Mrs.
Henry q Turner, in their nome, on
Sutton place, New York.
Junior League Outlining
Unique Patchwork Party.
Mrs. William Jaspar Du Bose Is
chairman of the fashion show, which
will be a part Of the patchwork party
which the Junior League Of Washington
will give Monday evening, December
7. in the ball room OF the Maynower
Hotel. Mrs Du Bose will be assisted
by Mrs. Cortlandt Parker, Mrs. Charles
Parker Stone, Mrs. Suzanne Smith, MISS
Charlotte Childress, Miss Elizabeth
Dunlop. Miss Laura Tuckerman, Miss
Noryeil Munford, Miss Elsie Ekengren
and Miss Mary Murray Hume.
Miss Dorothy Hill is chairman OF the
cigarette girls, who will sell their wares
during the evening and will be In
patchwork costumes. Assisting Miss
Hiu will be Mrs. Chester lockwood,
Mrs. Frederick P. H. Siddons, Mrs. Rob-
ert Becker Phillips, jr.; Mrs. Francis
M. Tompkins, Mrs. John Whelan, Miss
Charlotte Childress. Miss Rebecca
Davidson, Miss Phyllis Hight, Miss
Louise Clayton Miss Ann Perrin and Miss
Mango Wyeth.
An interesting luncheon group en-
tsrtained at the Mayfiower Tuesday in
GUIDED the wives and ladies accompany
ing some of the members Of the Asso-
citation of National Advertisers meeting
in washington. In the party were