Evening star., 1932-02-19
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who are bringing their horses for the
show are Mr.. Louis Leith, Mr.. Blakely
Lodge, Mr.. Jack Skinner, Mr.. Randy
Duffy and Miss 3anny Whitfield.
Other Virginians planning to exhibit
include Mr.: A. Smith Bowman of Sun
set Hills, Va; Mr.. ]. Carl Kincheloe
of Manassas. Miss Amelia Woodward Of
Richmond, and Mr.. Frank Cockrell and
Mr.. Ernest Hale of Nokesville Va.
Members of the club who have al
ready made entries are Mrs. Robert M.
Guggenheim, Mrs. William Jeffrles
Chewing, Mrs Marbury Stamp, Miss
Beatrice Patton. Miss Evelyn Walker,
Mrs. William HILL Miss Elizabeth Mar
tin, Mr. Malcolm McConihe, Maj.
George S. Patton, Maj. William Grimes,
MIR, Percy Neipold, Mr.. and Mrs
son, Mr.. Robert Robey. Mr., George
Plummer, Miss Margaret Cotter, Mr..
Perry West, Miss Betty CouZens, Mrs.
A. D. Court. Miss Virginia Rogers,
Mai. Harry Leonard and Mr.. Charles
Drayton.
Mrs Earl w. Pierce of Providence
r. l., is passing a few days at the
Dodge and is accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Betty Pierce.
A very large group of the Illinois con-
eressional delegation attended the dance
given by the Illinois State Society at
the Willard Wednesday evening ana
participated in the entertainment.
Mrs. Ruth Dieterich Kaltrotf, the
daughter of Representative w. H. Del
terich. who is prominent il musical cir
cles and was formerly member of the
Florentine Choir of Italy, entertained
with a number of songs. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Carl Chindblom, the
wife of Representative Chindblom. MI
and Mrs. Frank K. Saunderson also TOOK
part in the program
Among those who attended this al
fair were Representative and Mrs. w.
H Deiterich, Mrs. Carl Chindolom'
Representative John Allen, Representa-
tive and Mrs. w. w. Arnold, Represent
ative Claude Parsons, Mr.. w. w. HuS-
band. Judge and Mrs. Thomas A. Will
Hams and Mr. William Deiterich, jr., the
son of Representative Deiterich.
The Georgia State Society will hold
its formal leap year dance tonight at
clock at the Meridian Mansions. All
Georgia girls attending local schools
have been invited to attend in order to
have plenty OF lady stays and 1t is eX-
pected that the ladies will do all the
breaking in and make all requests for
dances.
The Floor Committee will consist of
II girls from Georgia under the chair
manship of Miss Ina Russell, sister OF
Georgia's Governor.
During intermission an elaborate pro-
gram of entertainment will be provided
by Miss Edith Reed who will be present
with Miss Dorothy Skinner, Miss Fran
ces Williams, Miss Veronica Cunning
han, and Miss lane Howard
The bridge tournament will continue
as usual under direction of Mrs. S. Cor
don Green.
Many visitors from away will witness
the opening performance of Wake
field Sunday night at Constitution
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy MacKaye and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tasker Howard, from
New York, author and composer OF the
masque. respectively, will occupy boxes,
and with them will be Miss Arvia Mac
Kaye, Miss Christy MacKaye, Miss
Kathryn Buckles, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
B. Steele and Miss Nellie Pevear.
Both Mr. MacKaye and Mr.. Howard
have been in Washington for several
weeks assisting in rehearsals for the
opening performance of Wakefield"
Mr. MacKaye's daughter, Miss Arvia
maSque.
Tickets for wakefield" may be OBJ
tanned at Mrs. Wilson Greene's ticket
bureau at E. F. Droop & Sons Co., 1900
G street northwest.
The hunter trials of the Middleburg
hunt will be held at Oak Hill, Aldie,
Va, Monday February %, beginning
at u O'Clock midday. Mr.. Frank
Carpphel1 ittlet0p has issued invita-
tions to breakfast at Oak Hill House
during the intermission.
The Kappa Sigma Fraternity BAN
quet, commemorating the fortieth an
niversary of the founding of the fra
ternity at the George Washington Uni
versity, will be held tomorrow evening
tn the Chinese room at the Mayfower
Representative w. R. Eaton OF Colo
RADIO will be the toastmaster. Mr.. Roy
st. Lewis, Assistant Attorney General.
will be the principal speaker. Other
speakers will be Senator Warren r.
Austin Of Vermont, Mr.. Kenneth Rom
ney, sergeant-at-a arms. House of Rep
resentatives, and Mr.. Thomas E. Lodge.
Among the 60 who have made res
ervations are Capt. Edward E. Hopes,
U. s. N: Dr. George w. CresWell, Mr..
c. w. Holmes, Mr.. William G. Hamll-
ton Mr. Walker Stone, Mr.. Don Craig
and Mr.. Phillip Campbell. DR.. w. L.
Prince, dean of Richmond University,
will be the guest of honor.
The Wilson Teachers College will
hold its annual college prom this eve
ming at the KennedyWarren. Mr..
James Brammel is chairman OF the
committee in charge. Patrons are