Evening star., 1932-02-16
SOCIETY
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tria and Nine. Prochnik, Mrs. Henry
Alvah Strong and Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman.
Seator Osmeno to Attend
banquet for DR.. Moncado.
Senator Sergio Osrneno, President pro
tempore Of the Philippine Senate and
chairman of the Philippine Legislative
Commission, has been invited to attend
the banquet and dance to be given IN
honor of DR.. Hilario Canine Moncado
by the Filipino community of Washing
ton on Saturday at the MayhOwer.
A number of United States Senators
and Representatives have also been in
vited, as well as many other prominent
officials, including the resident COM
missioners of the Philippines, Mr.. Pedro
Guevara and Mr.. Camilo Osias, and the
director general of the Pan American
Union DR.. Leo S. Rowe.
DR.. Moncado Is founder and president
OF the Filipino Federation of America.
He has recently completed visit to the
principal cities In Europe, where he
made study Of economic and political
conditions.
Notable women from every State in
the Union have accepted invitations to
attend the official Bicentennial ball at
the MayfloWer Hotel February %. Vir-
ginia will be represented by Mrs. John
G. Pollard of Richmond, Mrs. Claude A.
Swanson, Mrs. Byrd of Winchester, Mrs.
Richard Crane of Westover, Mrs. j.
Allison Hodges of Richmond, Mrs. Alex
ander Wilbourne Weddell Of Richmond,
Mrs. Robert Daniel of Brandon -on-the-
James, Mrs Fairfax Harrison OF Fair
fax, Mrs Spencer Carter OF Boyce, MISS
Frances Scott of Richmond.
From Maryland will come Mrs. Bruce
Gotten Of Baltimore, Mrs. Miles White,
jr., of Baltimore, Mrs. DeCoursey Ihom
of Baltimore, Mrs. N. Winslow Williams
Of Baltimore, Mrs. Huntington Wllnams
of Baltimore, Mrs. William Cabeu Bruce
of Ruxton.
while West Virginia will be repre-.
sented by Mrs William G. Conley Q!
Charleston, Miss Laura Lander M1tchel
of Charles Town, Mrs. Stephen B: Ell
kins of Ventnox City. N. j., and Elkns'
w va: Mrs. Samuel Walter Washing
ton Of Charles Town.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Henry A:
SELLERS of Philadelphia, Pa. motoreo
to Washington and are at the SnoIe-
ham for a few days. They Will Vlslt
friends in Baltimore before returning
home.
Mrs. Kennaday, wife OF Lieut., John
M. Kennaday, U. 5. N, ana 1iel sio'I1'
Mrs. Wallace, wife OF Lieut.; JeSse % ~ ~
wallace II. S. NJ, are entertaining at
bridge this afternoon in the apartment
If the former at 4007 Connecticut ave-
me In honor Of Miss Anne DevereuX'
whose engagement to Lieut.. Harry l.
chase U. S. N, was recently an
nounced. The other guests are MIS-.
Richard Hall Jeschke, sister OF MISS
Devereux; Mrs. Clarence N. Hlnkarip'
Mrs George C. Montgomery, MIS-: nu-
bert Esterly Paddock, Mrs; G. Mo1ton
Neely, Mrs Edward E. Rom, MIS-. Faui
D. Dingwell. Mrs. Ralph B; HUM. MIS-
John P. Cady, Mrs. Moses b. 6ynlgVori'
ir. Mrs. George ]. O'Shea, Mrs. Huy.
Tiger Church Miss Neville Gnerafol
and Miss Mary wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. James Davis Winsor;
,r,. of Ardmore, Pa, have annouLveu
the engagement of ther oausrcIt NfrioI
Marion to Mr. Henry DuStn, Ta Waeh,
con of Mrs. Harry B. Mirick OF wash
tngton.
Mrs Albert Levin Richardson OF
r,aItimore who spent several WlnIers
~ washington when her son. Dr. DOT
Gov, Richardson was connected WIN tae
Stste department, was hostess 10 q
small company at the lecture WHICH .i.t
at Hon. Winston Churchill gave IasC
evening in Baltimore. Her guests
Mrs. Benjamin w. Corkran' MIs: go ~
Tilghman Johnston ana MISS hi@e''o
Woodwork Reese.
Can't. James T. Menzie, U. S. A., and
H1rs Menzie will be hosts to company
of so at dinner this evening al tue
Army and Navy Club, and WIN tnen
guests will later attend the costume
dance at Fort Myer.
Newspaper writer's entertained at
,uncheon today at the Carlton In
compliment to the Hon. winston
Churchill. The company numbered
about $50.
Mrs Mable Walker Willebrandt en-
tertained small company at luncheoh
yesterday at the Carlton.
Washington's indoor horse show Is
being given by the Riding and HUM
Club Friday at the club house on
TWenty-second and P streets northwest,
at 8 o'clock pm.
The Judges for the show will be Mr..
E. N. Palmer of Bancroft. Va; MI;
Emery Galleher and Mr.. Raymond
Norton of Washington and MI. Ernest
Hale of Nokesville, Va. -
Schooling for non-members Will oe
permitted today between IL m. and
O'Clock pm. and on February IL at
o'clock pm.
Kentucky Society Plans
Brilliant Costume Party.
The costume ball of the Kentucky
ofy hin Ctnr which Is To 09
held at the Willard Hotel at $50 O'Clock
Friday evening, will be the largest func-
ton the society has held this year.
This annual affair Is attended by prac-
tically all the Kentuckians in the city
and Is the occasion for the entertain
ment Of guests at many dinner parties
prior to the ball.
Mrs. Joseph Horgan, the president,
and Judge Robert Woolley will lead the
grand march, following which Mr..
Robert H. Lucas will award the prizes
to those having the best costumes.
During the evening entertainment
will be given by speciality dancers from
the Hoffman -Hoskins School. These
dancers are clever in presenting inter-
pretive and novelty dancing and will
add great interest for those who attend.
Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper entertained
a party OF friends at Valentine lunch-
con at the Army and Navy Club Satur-
day. Among those assisting Mrs. Har-
per were Miss Emily Carey, Miss Eunice
Dessez, Miss Hazel Nelson and Mrs.
Willette Preston. Covers were laid
for "a.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Bones, jr., have
returned from their honeymoon and are
living at the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Bones was formerly Miss Muriel
Thomson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Thomson of Chevy Chase, Md.
The Silver Grill at the Broadmoor
formed the setting for a Valentine sup
per dance Saturday night, given by the