Evening star., 1932-12-23
Minister Of Canada and Mrs.
Herridge Leave for Toronto.

Minister Of Canada and Mrs.
Herridge Leave for Toronto.
The Minister Of Canada and Mrs.
Herridge have gone to Canada to re-
main until after the New Year.
Senator and Mrs. Arthur H vanden-
berg will give a tea dance this afternoon
in the Carlton Hotel for their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Vandenberg. who is
spending the holidays with them from
her studies at Rockford College, Illinois.
The guests will be members OF the
debutante. subdebutante and college
circles and will be received by MRS.
Vandenberg and her daughter: Mrs.
Vandenberg will wear gown OF brown
eeorgette crepe with a bodice OF gold
lace and q small brown hat and her
daughter will be in white rough crepe Ie e
with shoulder cape edged with mink
fur. and q small raspberry-color hat.
Christmas decoration will be used IN
the ball room and among those assist
ing will be Mrs. John Knight, formerly
Miss Barbara Vandenberg; Mrs: Bar
CLAW Jermain Townsend, Mrs. William
JefYries Chewing. jr.;; Mrs. Oliver
Walker, Miss Junia Culbertson. MISS
Helen Clifford. Miss Esther wallace.
Miss Mary Ingraham Henry, MISS
Frances Virginia Waggaman and MISS
Ialla Harr1Son Lynn
Representative and Mrs. Harry A.
Esten have rome to Pittsburgh to spend
the Christmas holiday in their home
there. They will return to Wardman
park Hotel after the New Year and
viii occupy their apartment there for
the rest of the season.
Representative Philip A. Good
win and Mrs. Goodwin OF Coxsachie
N. Y. are spending the holidays IN
Washington at the Maynower. accom-
panied by their young son and daughter
John and Jean Goodwin.
Mr.. Goodwin will succeed Mr.. Harcourt
J. Pratt as Representative from the
twenty-seventh congressional district Of
New York.
Representative and Mrs. William E
Hess, who make their home at the
Shoreham, have left for Cincinnati for
the Christmas holidays.
Miss Gladys Szechenyi, debutante
daughter Of the Minister OF Hungary
and Countess Szechenyi. Is among the
seasons buds who have been voted
provisional members Of the Junior
League. The league now holds one
meeting a year at which new members
are voted on, whereas in other years
two meetings Of this kind were held.
Others who have been taken into the
organization as provisional members
this year are Miss Catherine Du Bois,
Miss Madge Ely, Miss Gertrude Faust,
Miss Susan lie Roy Rogers, Miss Marion
Shouse, Miss Louise Tittmann and Miss
Ruth Tuckerman, all debutantes Of this
year, also Mrs. John Benney, Mrs
Crosby Boyd. Miss Betsy Berrien. Miss
Mary Stuart Birdsall. Miss Nancy
Crowther, Miss Louise McCracken. Mrs
John B. Ecker. t: Miss Patricia
RidsdaIe, Miss Cecilia Robb. Mrs. J.
Townsend Russell, Miss Sidney Sullivan
Miss Greta Swenson. Miss Ellen Whit
ridge and Mrs. Crowley Williams.
Miss Alexandra Bacon, debutante
daughter Of Representative and Mrs
Robert Low Bacon, attended the dinner
dance given last evening in New York
by Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell P. Cotton to
present their daughter, Miss Virginia
Coltcn, to society.
Comdr. William D. Thomas, o. 8. N,
has arrived in Washington by plane
from the Pacific Coast. where he IS on
duty, and has joined Mrs. Thomas and
their daughter Marye In their home,
Greystone, overlooking Rock Greek Park
Miss Frances Simonds, debutante
daughter Of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George
s. Simonds, entertained at dinner last
evening, when her guests were Miss
Madge Ely, Miss Priscilla Watson, Miss