Evening star., 1931-12-10
SOCIETY.
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The United States vice consul ut
Buenos Ayres, Argentina, and Mrs.
Harry Livingston Hartley are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a son,
Charles Randolph Hartley, December
9. Mrs. Hartley was before her mar
rage last Spring, Miss Louise Ran
dolph Of Washington.
Mai. Virgil L. Peterson, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Peterson entertained at dinner last
evening at the Army-Navy Country
Club.
Mr. Martin Porkay was host TO a
company at the supper dance at the
Club Chantecler last evening. The first
secretary Of the German embassy, DR..
Ernst Meyer, and Mrs. Meyer were
among his guests
Capt and Mrs. Joel Franklin Watson
win introduce their daughter, Miss Mary
Louise Watson, to society at tea dance
Mt the Shoreham early In January.
Capt. and Mrs. Watson are now living
at l708 Surrey lane, Foxhall Village,
having been at the Preside, San Fran
cisco, for several years. Their son,
Lieut.. Albert Watson, I'd, who is sta
toned at Fort Myer, is one of our most
popular young officers.
Mai H. H. Hawkins and Mrs. Haw-
kins were hosts at dinner last evening,
entertaining informally at the Army
Navy Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Augustine
Scully have sent out cards for a tea
from to 7 pm. Saturday, December
rs, at 243l Kalorama road, when they
will present their daughter, Miss Kate
Hyde Sclllly To society
Cavalry Dinner Claims
Secretary Hurley as Guest.
The Secretary of War, Mr. Patrick J.
Hurley, headed the list of guests Of
honor of the 3o6th Cavalry when the
regiment gave dinner last evening at
the Racquet Club.
Other guests present were Repre-
sentative Edward Wheeler Goss of Con-
necticut, Maj. Gen. Guy v. Henry,
chief Of Cavalry; Col. Maurice Fitz-
Maurice Day, M. c., British military
attache; Col Alonzo Gray, Cavalry, re-
tired; Col Harry NJ Cootes, Sd Cavalry;
Maj. Alexander d. Surles, Cavalry;
Capt. Eugene Regnier, Cavalry; Capt.
H. J. Fitzgerald, Sd Cavalry, and Capt.
c. I. Smith, Cavalry.
Col. John Philip Hill, commanding
officer, presided as toastmaster for the
evening, and among the other guests
were Lieut.. Col H. B. Robinson, Mai.
II. c. Dagley, Maj. L. z. Freeman, Ma.
H. G. Kerrico, Maj. Geary r. Eppley,
Maj. II. H. Jacobs, Maj Harry Murray,
Maj. A. B. Higgins, Maj. G. M. Church,
Capt. e. B. Harry, Capt. H. p. Ames,
Capt. r. d. Hunt, Capt. A. j. McCurdy,
Lieut.. z. A. Kane, Lieut. r. F. BartI
Lieut.. w. B. Gleason, Lieut.. P. A.
Chalupsky, Lieut.. < j. st. Jacques
Lieut.. J. K Souther, Lieut.. r. B. Curtis,
Lieut.. E. H. Daniel, jr.; Lieut.. L. r.
Hess, Lieut.. L. E. Smith, Lieut.. Edward
M Perkins. Lieut.. D. j. Harrell, Lieut.
r, 3. Carleton. Lieut.. H. H. Surface,
Lieut.. w. I. Irby. Lieut.. Alexander Cow,
Lieut.. j. B. Goodell Lieut.. r. r. Hus-
band, Lieut.. A. N. Few, Lieut.. George
Monk, Lieut.. j. o. Moran, Mr.. j. r
Wheeler. Mr.. L. H. Ward, Mr. e. N.
Simons, Mr.. w. G. Peter, jr.; Mr.. B. T.
Simmons, jr.; Mr. G. o. Dove, Mr.. r. f
Colloday, MIR. M. v. De Castle, Mr.. J. r
Hill, Mr.. H. H. Ruphart, Mr.. S. B.
Smith. Mr.. ]. H. Ulrich and Mr.. John
March.
The Committee on Arrangements in
tAlAiCi nddI. a. ~. DhkiCY, NdDL, a. a. !
McCurdy, Lieut.. w. /. Irby, Lieut.. e. |
II. Daniel, jr.; Lieut.. Lathrop e. Smith. |
Miss Betty Marshall Griffin win en-
tertain a party of young people at the |
opening Of the Club Montmartre Tues
Gay evening. Her guests win include
Miss Peggy English, Miss Cecelie Tai
bott, Miss Alice Foley, MIR. Edward |
Newton, Mfr. Edward Talbot and Mr.. |
Horace Cammack.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Everett Lancaster
of Lowell street entertained In their |
home for supper and bridge last eve-
ming, when their guests were asked to |
meet Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hudson of |
Bartlesviile, Okla, who are staying at |
the Cavalier Hotel The other guests |
were Mr.. and Mrs. HerscheI .. Man.
MIR. and Mrs. Royal r. Rommel, MI. |
and Mrs. E. Ernest Allwine and Dr. |
and Mrs. Stephen CornweH Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bacon Of Boston
Mass, are at the Carlton to remain |
Ior some time. Mrs. Bacon, formerly |
Miss Mary Switzerland Of Washington. |
was quite belle here in her girIhood
days.
Miss Nal Sykes, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. z. o. Sykes of Wardman
PARK Hotel, will entertain at a lunch |
con Saturday for Miss Barbara Nc
Carteney and Miss Ella Sandberg, who
were presented TO society last week, |
and for Miss Kathryn Bowers OF New
York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Gawler OF
Hawthorne street viii have with them
over the Christmas holidays their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Gawler, who
= student at Fairfax Hall. near
Waynesporo, Va. Miss Gawler, who
VIII arrive In washington next week
will spend some of her holidays in
EAST Orange, N. j., as the guest of her