Evening star., 1932-07-27
SOCIETY
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Faik Konitza; the Lithuanian Minister,
Mr. B. K Balutis; Dr. Mikas Bagdonas
of the Lithuanian legation and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Patton, jr.. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop Perkins Hill
have motored to their country home,
Hillbrow, at Shawnee -on Delaware. Pa,
to spend week. Mrs. Hills parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles c. Worthington
are likewise spending the Summer
there at their home, Manwalamink.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Lord Holt, Mrs.
Holt being the former Miss Sara New
ton Worthington, have been spending
week ends there, and have now closed
their Baltimore residence to spend the
remainder of the Summer at Hillbrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ashmead Fuller are
to spend the coming week end as guests
of MT and Mrs. Hill. who will enter
tain at buffet supper Sunday night
for them.
Miss Mary NJ Burns of Fairmont, w.
Va. is passing few days at the Dodge,
and is accompanied by Miss Margaret
E. Nicols of Elkins, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard William Dick
inson Jewett will leave Saturday for
Nantucket Island, Mass, where they
visit Mrs. Jewett's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William Pepper Constable, of Bal
timore, at their Summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ridgway Longcope
of Toledo, Ohio. and Boston, Mass, and
their two small sons, Parke and Kern,
have taken an apartment at the Shore
ham, and expect to make their home
there through the coming Winter
Dr. Chao, the new director CT Chinese
student activities in the United States,
and Nine. Chao will be guests of honor
den at National Woman's Party head
quarters, at IA B street northeast, to-
morrow evening at 7 o'clock.
DR.. Chao will conduct an informal
round table on the status of women in
the Chinese Republic. Mrs. Paul Line
barger, District chairman of the
Womans Party, will preside.
Reservations can be made through
Mrs. Maud Bradbury. program chair
man at the National Womans Party
headquarters.
The Ways and Means Committee cf
Capt. Joseph Magruder Chapter, D. A.
r., Mrs. Everett L. Harvey, regent, will
give a luncheon and card party at the
home of the chairman, Mrs. Arthur s.
Field, 1907 Lowell street, on Friday,
July %, at l pm.
Among those attending will be Mrs.
Harry Colfax Grove, State regent, and
Miss Helen Harman, ex-State regent.
National Girl Scouts Tea
In Mrs. HO0ver's Rock Garden.
Miss Patricia Richards, who has been
Girl Guide (Girl Scout in this country :,
trained for both Bombay Presidency and
the United Provinces in India and who
has also done Girl Guiding in South
Africa, is visiting the United States for
the first time. She is spending a few
days in Washington, where she has met
some of the national and local Girl
Scout offcials at a tea given in her
honor at the national Girl Scouts
Little House" 1850 New York avenue
She will visit Camp May Flather, the
Girl Scout camp of the District of Co.
lumbia Council. located in Virginia. be-
fore going to the Girl Scouts national
camp at Edith Macy, Briarcliff Manor,
h. Y. before sailing for England
Miss Richards is the guest of Miss
Clara Seller in the home Of her
brother, Mr. j. F. Seller, on Newark
street northwest.
Miss Seller is missionery IN Kolhapur,
Bombay Presidency, india and is inter-
ested in school work and Girl Guiding
and works with Miss Richards in India.
She will accompany Miss Richards to
England, on her way back to India after
years furlough in the United States.
These furloughs are granted every seven
years and Miss Seller expects to reach
India about October /. The ivy-clad
national headquarters of the Girl Scouts
never looked more attractive than today.
served a
the sycamore tree and near the rock
garden that was planned by Mrs. Hoo
yer. Girl Scouts assisted at the tea.
Miss Sadie SlutSky, entertained at
bridge and shower Sunday evening for
her sister, Miss Ruth Slutsky, whose
engagement to Mr.. Louise Waldorf of
SteubenVille, Ohio, was recently an
nounced. There were 20 guests.
Miss Bell Gurnee entertained at the
Bar Harhor Club yesterday party
who arrived from Montreal, including
Lady Meredith, Mrs. Andrew Allan and
Miss Barbara Cowans.
MRS. James G. wentz has returned
from Europe, and is at the Plaza be-
fore going to Newport for the re-
fnainder Of the Summer. Mrs. Wentz
was presented to the Court of st. James
during her stay in England
Iowans Join AII-StateS
On River Cruise Monday.
The Iowa State Society Of Washing
ton is inviting all IowanS and their
friends to join the cruise down the Po-
tomac on the City Of washington on
August l, at $3.50 O'Clock pm.
The trip is sponsored by the All
States Ofhcers' Society. All efforts have
been made to make this o delightful
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