Evening star., 1932-04-23

the week end. accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Florence E. Phelps, and
Miss Harriet Drought.
Mrs. Powell Clayton. who was at the
Berkshire. in New York, sailed last
evening on the Majestic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight C. Bracken are
spending the week end in Frederick,
Md, where they attended the wedding
of Miss Grace Grove to Mr.. Francis
Sappington this morning.
Mrs. Thomas Coughlin of Cleveland
Heights, Ohio, arrived in Washington
yesterday accompanied by Miss Alice
Wilson of East Cleveland and Mr.
Thomas Coughlin, jr.. and are at Ward
man Park Hotel over the week end.
They came to Washington to attend
the senior prom Of Georgetown Uni
versity given at Wardman last eve
ming. and we're Joined there by Mr.. Paul
j. Coughlin, who will graduate from
Georgetown University this year.
Mrs. Charles McGregor of Duluth,
Mimi, who has been attending the
D. A. R. Congress. and was the house
guest of Mrs George x. Bradf1eld, left
today for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul J. Murphy, with
their two children, Miss Mary Alice
Murphy and Emmett Murphy Of Scars
dale N. Y are staying at Wardman
Park Hotel during their brief visit here.
Tea Tomorrow at Arts
Club to Open Exhibit.
The George Washington Bicentennial
celebration will be observed bv the Arts
Club when it puts on exhibition to-
morrow afternoon its show of oils.
water colors, drawings and etchings of
subjects connected with George Wash
ington. This exhibition will remain on
view during the entire Spring and
Summer.
This interesting event will be made
the occasion for a tea, to which Arts
Club members and their friends are
invited between the hours of 4:30 and
s O'Clock The hostesses of the after
noon will be Miss Anne Ives. Miss
Eleanor Parke Custis Miss Florence S.
Bergman and Miss Anne PEBBLES In
honor of the historical character of the
art display these young ladies will wear
Colonial costumes.
Dean George B. Woods of American
University and Mrs. Woods and Miss
Mary Louise Brown. dean of women
of American University. will entertain
the heads of the various student
organizations of the college at a party
in the Wesley Heights Club this eve
ming. Games and dancing will be on
the program and Chancellor and Mrs.
Clark will be the guests of honor 1t
is expected that about 80 guests will
be present.
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker Is chairman
of a COMMITTEES including Mrs Warren
j. Haines. president OF the District So
ciety of the Danes of the Loyal Legion;
Mrs Frank B. King and Mrs. William
Floyd Mutchler who are arranging an
illustrated lecture on American and
English gardens by the noted lecturer,
Mr.. william M Bagnall, to be held in
the small ball room of the willard
Hotel April 80, at O'Clock. No tickets
will be sold, but an admission fee Of
so cents will be asked at the door The
proceeds will be devoted to the patriotic
work of the society.
Mrs. Roderick H. TAFT, national pres
ident of the 1917 World War Registrars
and first vice president Of the st. Louis
Branch League of American Pen Wom-
en-, also a member of st. Louis Chapter
l.. n. ~. 10 az lllC NndJ A4OHCl
attending the conventions.
DR. and Mrs. Wesley M. Gewehr had
with them recently Prof. and Mrs. e. G..
Mead of Miami University at oxford,
Ohio, who were in Washington attend
ing the sessions OF the D. A. r. Prof.
Mead was the guest organist at the
D. A. r. Tuesday.
Mrs. William L Pinckney of Dorches-
ter. Mass, is at the Dodge for few
days. accompanied by Mrs. John r.
Marshall Of West Somerville, Mass.
Mr.. Robert Frcst, the American poet.
will remain this week end In Washing
ton as the house guest of Mr Ben de
Mier Miller on Wyoming avenue. Mr..
Frost will not be able to stay for Mr..
Miller's usual poetry salon" Monday
evening.
The senior prom given at Wardman
Park Hotel last evening by the fourth
year class of Georgetown University was
a brilliant party. the last large affair
all the classes in the different colleges
of the university attended.
Senator and Mrs Felix Hebert werc
among the guests of honor and some of
the faculty at the party we're Dr. Wal
ter J. O'Connor with Mrs. O'Connor,
DR.. Frederic Mulvey with Mrs. Mulvey
and Prof Josef Salterer.
The committee responsible for the
success of the prom was headed by Mr..
Carlos Fish of Frankfort. KY. senior
classman. and among those who as
sisted him we're Mr.. Frederic Murphy,
Mr.. David A. Dyer. Mr.. John T. M.
Reddan. Mr. Paul E. Feiring. Mr.. Fred
P. Madeo and Mr.. James r. Brown.