Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-05

Nh guest at luncheon today a
Ut the Washington Club of wive
4 i CT members Of the "Littl
Cabinet" which is compose
of under and assistant secretaries o
the various governmental departments
The party is the first this Winter o
this group and the compan included
Mrs William r. Castle, Mrs. Wilbur j
Carr, Mrs. Francis White, Mrs. JameI
Grafton Rogers, Mrs. Harvey H. Bundy
Mrs Arthur a. Ballantine, Mrs. Sey
mour Lowman, Mrs. James H. Douglas
Mrs. Frederick H. Payne, Mrs. Ernes
Lee Jahncke. Mrs. Thomas D. Thacher
Mrs. John Lord O'Brien, Mrs. Aaron
Charles P. Sisson, Mrs. Seth w. Rich
ardson, Mrs. Roy St. Lewis, Mrs. Charlie
D. Lawrence, Mrs. Arch Coleman, Mrs
Frederic A. Tlton. Mrs. Joseph M
Dixon. Mrs R. w. Dunlap, Mrs. Juliu
Klein and Mrs. w. w Husband.
The Vice President, Mr. Charlie
Curtis, entertained a small party a
luncheon tedav. following the opening
of Congress Mrs. Gam, sister of tht
Vice President, acted as hostess fol
her brother.
The galleries of both the Senate anc
HOUSE were We'll lllSu lONdy ny bllt
feminine members of the respective
representatives of both Senate anC
lower House. Many interesting lunch
con parties followed in the Senate
dtning room, when members of the
Congress joined their families anc
guests.
The Speaker of the House and Mrs
John N. Garner spent little time after
the ccnvening CT Congress in returning
to their Offices, where they enjoyed ar
informal repast.
Added interest to the aSsemblage was
the presence of Viscountess Astor, mem
Der of the British Parliament. who i:
visiting in this country. Viscountes:
Astor, who was formerly Miss Nancy
Langhorne of Virginia, accompanied
Mrs. Reed, wife of Senator David A
Reed. with whom she is staying whilt
In the Capital.
Mrs. Wilbur. wife of the Secretary
Of the Interior. will be the guest Of
the Little Cabinet" hostesses at the
next luncheon, December 10.
Se1cr and Sonora dc Cintas
Guests ct Many Dinners.
The Ambassador of Cuba and Senors
de CintaS will be the guests in whose
homer the military attache of the
Cuban embassy and Sonora de PrietC
will give a reception Monday afternoon
December II, at the Chevy Chase Club
Capt. and Sonora de Prieto will be
hosts at dinner Thursday evening.
The Ambassador and Sonora de Gin
tas viii be the honor guests at dinner
this evening of the counselor of the
embassy and Sonora de Baron.
The Ambassador of Germany anc
Frau ven Prittwitz und Gaffron will &c
to New York later in the week for g
short stay. The Ambassador returned
yesterday after being in the metropoli;
for several hours Saturday.
Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley, wife Of the
Secretary OF War, will not receive We'd
neSday afternoon or the following Wed
nesoay, when the other cabinet host
esses will observe their official days al
home. She will, however, observe heI
day at homo Sunday afternoon, Deem
Der II, at $3.50 O'Clock, at Belmont hel
home in Virginia. This one Sunday al
home will take the place of the two
Wednesdays sst aside by the cabinet
women for their days at home.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Charles Francis Adams will entertain
at dinner this evening in honor OF Wis.
count and Viscountess Astor. who arr
house gusts Of Senator and Mrs. Dayio
A. Reed
Mrs. Adams will not receive Wednes.
day, December 7. but will be at home
the following Wednesday. December IA
Mrs. Reed. wife Of Senator David A
Reed, will BE- hostess to a small com.
-, liz -
in compliment to her guest, Lady AstoT
who, with VisccuIt Aston. arrived thiI
morning to Cpcnd the week with Sena.
tor and Mrs. Reed.
Senator Thomas P. Gore of Okla
hcma, who stepped in New York Ell
route to Washington, arrived here il
time for the opening Of Congress today
Representative William H. staforc
Of Wisconsin has taken accommodation
at the Carleton fer the session of Con
grcs1, as have also Representative Harr,
A E5tep O. Pennsylvania. Representa-
tive Andrew L. Som2r3 of New YCrk
Representative Martin J. Kennedy anC
Representative Joseph GavGgan CT Ney
York City and Representative and Mrs
Q. B. Burtness Of Grand Forks, N. OAK
Sonora de Prieto, wife Of the miltar
attache of the Cuban embassy, will b.
the guest in whose honor Miss JUL;
Teresa Sheridan will entertain a
luncheon Wednesday at the Mayflowe
following the first Of Mrs. Lawrenc
Townsend's morning musicales thi
season.
Gen. John j. Pershing has beef
Joined at the Carlton by his sister, Mis-
A. M. Pershing.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John L. Hines ar
visiting the formers brother, Mr.. VIII
liam B. Hines, at White Sulphu
Springs.
A group of foreign military attache
met at luncheon at the Carleton Hote
today to bid farewell to Capt. Won Rosen
who is called back to Sweden.
Other guests at the luncheon, beside
Capt. Won RoSen, included Col. Charlie
Burnett, foreign liaisOn officer at tn
War Department, and the following
military attaches and their assistants
Capt. A. Prieto, Gen. Francois Pillor
Lieut.. Col. Emmanuel Lombard, Co
Maurice Fitznaurice Day, Capt. F. 81
D. B. Lejeune, Lieut.. Col Marco Pen
naroli. Col. Shizuichi Tanaka, Brie
Gen. Francisco J. Aguilar. Lieut.. Z
Calderon. Capt. Joaquin Planen and tn
air attaches, Maj. Georges Thenaul
and Group Comdr L. j. Fiennes.
Nine. Pillon. wife of Brig. Gen. Fran