Evening star., 1932-05-12


the dedication of the Masonic
Il Memorial to George Washing
ton near Alexandria today. Mrs
Hoover later attended the luncheon of
the Federation of Music Clubs, which
was given at the Mayflower Hotel.
M. and Nine. CIaudeI to Attend
Mass to Late President DOumer.
The Ambassador Of France and Nine
Claudel are expected to attend the high
mass in memory of President Doumer
tomorrow at II o'clock, in st. Matthews
Church. The public will be admitted,
the two main aisles, however, being re-
served for official guests.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Hurley
were honor guests at dinner of the
members of the Philippine Mission.
headed by Senator S. Osmena and
Speaker NJ Roxas, who entertained in
the presidential suite of the Willard last
evening.
Senator and Mrs. Walter F. George
will be the guests of honor at dinner
Saturday evening Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ton j. Lambert.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph T Robinson
will share honors with Representative
and Mrs. Claude A. Fuller at dinner,
which Mr.. and Mrs. August King Smith
will give preceding the recital of Miss
Ruth Fuller, daughter of Representative
and Mrs. Fuller, in the King Smith
Studios this evening Miss Fuller will
give varied program, playing piano
solos as well as singing.
Senator Arthur Capper. Representa-
tive Mary T. Norton, Mrs. John Allen
Daugherty, Mr.. Walter F. Tidswen,
president of the National League of
Masonic Clubs, and many others prom
inent in official and social Washington
will attend the reception given in honor
of the members of the National League
of Masonic Clubs at the Willard this
evening. The Circle Club of Master
Masons, who are acting as official hosts
to the MasonS here from all sections
of the country to attend the ceremonies
of official Masonic week of the Bicen-
tennial, are in charge.
An elaborate program of entertain
nent has been planned and one of New
York's best known orchestras will fur
nish music for the dance which will
follow the reception.
Mrs. McNary, wife of Senator Charles
L. McNary of Oregon. is chairman for
the National Wofnanis Country Club
and Nine. Griffin de Mauduit for Chap
ter of the Colonial Danes of America
for the Colonial Fete Champetre to be
given Friday afternoon and evening,
May 20, on the grounds of the National
Woman's Country Club on Bradley
boulevard in Montgomery County, Nd.
Mrs. McNary also is in charge of the
Ice cream booth and will be assisted by
Mrs Robert D. Carey, Mrs. Ernest Lee
Jahncke, Nine. Jan Skalicky, Miss
Adele Jahncke, Miss Vera Bloom, Bar
oneSS Won Lowenfeldt, Mrs. Weston p.
Chamberlain, Mrs. Samuel Shellabarger
and Miss Mary Morton, sister of Mrs.
NcNary.
Mrs. Borah, wife of Senator William
Z. Borah Of Idaho, is chairman of
arrangements for bridge. assisted by
Frank Anderson, Mrs. Albert Peake,
Morse
Tickets of admission to the grounds
may be obtained at the town Office
of the Country Club at l1O8 Sixteenth
street or at the gate on the day OF the
fete, which will open at O'Clock in
the afternoon.
Maj. and Mrs. Jay Calvert gave a
supper party in their homes on S street
last evening in honor of Miss Leona
Powers and other members of the Ma
tional Theater Stock Company The
guests, numbering 80, attended the play
earlier in the evening.
Representative and Mrs. Guy q.
Hardy had for their guests at dinner