Evening star., 1932-11-05

the boxes about the room were well
filled with prominent DEMOCRATS of the
District as well as many connected with
the Federal Government. Mrs. John
Allan Dougherty was chairman of the
ball and entertained in her box Mrs
Edwards Shouse. Miss Elizabeth Howry,
Miss Mary Howry, Dr. Stanley K. Horn
beck and Col. James A. Moss
Representative and Mrs. Tilman B.
Parks were hosts in their box to Mrs.
Herman E. Wills. Miss Josephine Parks,
Miss Ann White, Miss Dorothy Heff1e-
bower, Miss Marion Millersheim, Mr.
Jerry Hickey, Mr.. Kirby Hayes. Mr.
John Bischoff and Mr. Robert Wiley
The Democratic Committeeman for
the District and Mrs. John F. Costello
had box and entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Grady Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan Grady. Mr. and Mrs. George
Donald Miller, Maj. and Mrs Hum
phrey. Maj. and Mrs. Brewster and
Miss EIzabeth Quigley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Hartman Ken
worthy Of Exedra at Purcellville. Va,
had as guests in their box Miss Lorna
Woollacott of England, Miss Sara Bowie
Cox of Alexandria, Va, and Capt and
Mrs. j. H. Murphy Mrs. Mary r.
Elkins entertained in her box Mrs
Harry A. Kite and Mrs John Briscoe
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Roy Lewis enter
tanned in their box Maj. and Mrs. Boyd
Perkins. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Norris.
Miss Eva S. Moore, Miss Bertha Grit
fiths, Miss Alice Barr Price, MIR. and
Mrs. Charles A. Douglass. Assistant At
torney General j. P. Jackson, Mr.. T. w.
Sandifer and Mr.. Richard Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway W. Cooke had
as their box guests Miss Polly Turner,
Mrs. Patrick Hudkins. Miss Idah Breen,
Miss Emma May Payne, Mr. and Mrs.
Miles V. Englebach, Col Frederick Tur-
ner. U. S. A, and Maj. Lawrence Kill
bcurne, U. S. A. Mr. Paul Kelbaugh
also entertained in his box, and Senator
Ben T. Logan of Kentucky was host to
group of guests
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Coppes Lowe
had among their box guests Capt and
Mrs. Edward ~ Chisolm. jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Crete enter
tanned at dinner prior to taking their
guests to the ball, where they occupied
box. In their company were Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. w. A. Buck, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ship
man, Miss E. L. Taggart. Miss Margaret
swanson, Miss Evelyn Britton, Miss E.
Harolson, Maj. William F. Stewart,
U. 5. A, retired; Mr.. L. Nugent Nc
bulle anu MI. .. late.
The Woman'S National Democratic
CLUB had two boxes, those occupying
them Including Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Herrlck, Mrs. Hamilton Lamar. Mrs. J
Clinton Tribby, Mrs. John T. Grimsley,
Mrs. Bolick Hurd. Mrs. Harry Moore
Payne. Mrs. Charles G. Matthews. Miss
Mary H. Tighe. Mrs. Greta Boswell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Condor.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin A. Beehan en-
tertalned in their box Mr. and Mrs.
Martin O'Donohue, Mr. and Mrs. John
J. McGinnis, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Whalen, Mr.. Joseph A. Donovan and
Mr.. Thomas Scally.
Miss Eta L. Taggart has as guests in
her box Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r
HARDY. Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Hardy,
Mrs Louise Smithy, Miss Ethel Harrell-
son, Miss Gertrude Bertrand, Miss Ann
Bacon, Mr.. Ralph Mccoy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kerby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Coakley were
hosts IN their box for the latter's debu-
tante daughter, Miss Grace Nicholson
VINO took part in the fashion show,
Others in the company included Mr..
BENJAMIN Bears Treadwell of Alabama.
The War Veterans Democrats Club,
through its chairman, Mr. Ralph Cusick,
mad three boxes, MIS- Cusick acting as
hostess.
The Young Democrats had in their
two boxes Miss Eliza beth Wheeler. Miss
Marianne Harrison, Miss Eleanor Bran
SON. Miss Lydamay Hurd, Miss Martha
Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Russell, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Schedler, Miss LYDIA Mae
Francis, Mr. Francis Taylor. ir.. and
Mr.. w. S. MacGill and others.
GEORGETOWN IJniverSitv "Dep,oor,t;,
Club" Mr.. Robert Criscuola, president.
took two boxes for members of the club
and their guests, including Mr. Girls
cuola, Mr.. Edwin Foley, Mr.. K. Kegan.
Mr.. Joseph Gaghan, Mr. James Gaghan,
Mr.. James Mackey, Mr. S. Brinskey. Mr..
Donald Finnegan. Mr.. Peter Wolgamot.
Mr.. R. Walthauser, Mr.. James Dunno,
Mr.. John O'Connell and Mr. Oliver Reid.
The entertainment during the evening
included several fascinating cabaret
numbers and a fashion show with 20
pretty models.
Box parties are forming to attend the
concert by the Philadelphia Orchestra
at Constitution Hall Tuesday evening.
November o. Mrs. Hoover is expected
to attend and occupy her box with
friends. Others having box parties are
Countess Szechenyi, Miss Mabel Board
man, Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller, Mrs.
Edwin B. Parker Mrs Frederick A. De-
lano. Mrs. William Crozier. Mr.. William
P. Emo, Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs. Oscar
Jarecki, Mrs. Ralph Worthington. Mrs.
Sarah Stokes Halkett Mrs Frederick C.
Hicks, Miss Alice Clapp, Miss Mary L.
A. Clement and Mrs. F. A. Keep
Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin will serve
as chairman of patronesses for the card
party that the Rectors Aid Chapter of
St. Andrews Church will give at the
Hotel Roosevelt on the evening of We'd
nesday. November is. A list of the
patronesses has been announced which
includes Mrs. Henry w. Keyes Mrs A.
j. Wilder. Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison. Mrs.
Cecil A. Beasley, Mrs. Gurney L. Hunt,
DR.. Ida Heiberger. Mrs E. J. S. Coe
Miss Harriet A. Hosmer. Mrs. Mason B.
Lawton, Mrs. Arthur B LIE P Mesny,
Mrs. Sprigg Poole Mrs. William De C.
Ravenel, Mrs. Ella Rust Smith Mrs
Charles o. Stems and Mrs. Cornelia
Mum. Rev. Mr.. Wilder is the rector of