Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-05
SOCIETY
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Roger whiteford and Mrs. Alfred
Young.
Mr.. Henri L. j. De Sibour entertained
q small party at the supper dance at
the Silver Slipper Club on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee will enter
tain at dinner and musicale this eve
ming in the Rossdhu Castle Club. The
artists will be Miss Emily Coville, So
prano Miss Evelyn Scott. violinist
Miss Elizabeth Gardener Coombs,
pianist, and Miss Marjorie Davis, ac-
cpnlpanist.
Mrs. Adds B. Browne left Washing
ton yesterday for Alexander City. Ala,
to visit her daughter. Mrs. J. A. Conner,
and her family. Mrs. Browne will re-
turn to Washington after the Christmas
holidays, and will open her apartment
at.Wardman Park Hotel. where she will
be in residence until Spring.
. The tea talks on Modern Art" by
Mrs. Emily Stone, to be given at the
Siaoreham Hotel during December. jan
nary and February, have been Cancelled.
Mas. Mary Logan Tucker was sponsor
ing the movement.
Well Kacwn Newspaper Editor
Guest Of Friends Here.
Miss Henrietta B. Schrodi, editor and
general manager Of the Belleville, Ill,
News arrived in Washing
ton yesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Eads and family, who have
returned to the Cavalier for the Win
tes~after spending the Summer on their
farm IN Southern Illinois. Miss Schrodi
Is perhaps the only woman in the
United States who Is both the active
general manage and editor of daily
newspaper.
The News-Democrat was formerly
owned by former Representative Fred
J..~Kern and since the death of Mr.
Kern a year ago. Miss Schrodi has been
IN complete charge of the newspaper.
The Arts Club presents an interesting
group OF events for this weeks enter
tainment. Last night there was a
re7ding by Mr.. Robert Downing of his
play, THE Voice in the Wilderness
with Mrs. Randolph Keith Forrest ass
hostess. Tomorrow evening Mrs Frank
Anderson will speak on China and
Japan, her subject to be Some Con-
trasts in Scenery, Customs and Gull
ture." Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby Ches-
ley-will be the hosts on this occasion
DIR. Stanley K Hornbeck, chief of
Far Eastern affairs of the Department
of State, will be the guest of honor and
speaker at the club Thursday evening.
The subject of his address will be The
Conduct CT Foreign Relations" DR..
and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor will serve
as the clubs hosts that evening
arrangements for dance to be given
Friday in the gold room of Wardman
Park Hotel have been completed by
the classes of 20 and 80 of Notre
Dame Acadmey, under the direction of
Miss Getty O'Conncr, general chairman
Of committees. The dance is for the
benefit of the scholarship fund This
being the first big affair of the year. a
large number of the members of the
aAlmnae association and their friends
are expected
DIR. and Mrs. A. Magruder Macdonald
entertained in compliment to DR.. and
Mrs J. T. Mann at the supper dance
at the Silver Slipper on Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Nancy w Potts of Dundee, N
Y, is in Washington for the Winter
and is staying at the Dodge.
MIR. and Mrs Stanley T. S. William
son of Greenwich, Conn, are spending
several days at Wardman Park Hotel
while visiting here They were accom-
panied to washington by Miss Irma L.
Gallaher, who will be with them during
their stay.