Evening star., 1932-09-24
will take place this evening at $3.50
O'Clock at 5000 Macomb street.

| -A1ter december l, Mr.. ana MIS-.
Diotte will make their home in Aiken,
S. c.
Dr. F. Vernon Atkinson entertained
at dinner Thursday at the Willard in
honor of Sir Arthur Eddington, di
rector of The observatory at Cambridge
University, England. Sir Arthur will
sail today on the Brittanic for his home
in England.
Judge and MIS-. Meade vestal of
NobleSville, Ind, are spending the week
in Washington, visiting friends and
sightseeing.
Judge Vestal was former Judge of the
major in the Judge advocate generals
department of the Army during the
World War. He is now a lieutenant
colonel in the Auxiliary Reserve and
paid call to the office of the Judge
advocate general.
They are stopping at the Gordon
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard p. Dunn are
spending some time at the Waldorf
| Astoria in New York.
| Mrs. Douglas Champagne Greenhill
of Oak Park, ILL.,, has recently returned
to Washington for a orief visit with
her parents Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hugh
Dougherty. at their home. on street
bringing with her her young son. Will
liam.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence A. Lane of
Wesley Heights will have as their house
guests next week Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney |
o. Chase CT Sanford, Fla Mrs Chase !!
is Mr.. Lanes sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Earle Conradis
are now at their home, 1850 Connecticut
avenue. Since their marriage on Sep- |
tember 10. they have been at White !
Sulphur Springs and Asheville. N. c.
Mrs. Conradis. formerly Miss Jean !
Woodson is the daughter of Mr.. and !
Mrs. Eugene r. Woodson.
Miss Eliza Lloyd Smith and Miss |
Eugenia Smith, their nieces and nephew |
Miss Florence Smith, Miss Margaret !
Smith and Mr.. Gordon Smith will close !
their Summer home. Hohenheim at |
Bluemont. Va, today and return to !
| Washington for the Winter They will |
open their home on Porter street. which !
they closed more than year ago, when |
they went abroad. They have travelled |
in Europe for a year Miss Florence
Smith spending much time in Florence, J
after which she was the guest for two
months of her uncle and aunt. the dean
| of Christ Church College, at Oxford, |
England, and Mrs White During her
visit there she was presented to the !
Earl of Athlcne, brother of King George
of England; the Duke of Argyle and the
Archbishop of York.
Mrs Llewelyn D. Nicolson of Forest
{ L. Ii
honor of her daughter Strattons birth
day anniversary Thursday, when the
guests included Joan Leasure, Linda
Bissett, Dorothy Jones, Alice johnson,
Marjorie Albin. Alice Marie Hadley.
Doreen Penn. Betty Bell. Harriet Louise
Gordon and Louise Gordon. Mrs. Nicol-
! son and her three daughters spent the
/ Summer on Long Island as the guests
of the formers mother, Mrs. Arthur
T. Vance.
Mrs. E. Ormonde Power has returned
! to Washington after making several
visits during the Summer and has taken
an apartment at 2400 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. W. w. Douglass will close her
| apartment at Wardman Park Hotel to-
day and will be absent from the city on
vacation of three or four weeks.
Mrs. F. j. Gaist of Roanoke. Va, has
been in Washington since Saturday. |
visiting her sister Mrs Howard w. Bell. !
at 1902 East Capitol street. and her
brother, Mr.. w. j. Shartger, and his
family, and will remain for an indefinite
time.
Mrs. William A. King of Avon, N. j.,
is at the Carlton for few days, accom-
panied by Mrs. M. K Burns, also of
| Avon.
Miss Helen Lee Doherty was hostess
at luncheon yesterday at the Central
Park Casino in compliment to Lady
Faith Montagu and Miss Suzanne
Humphreys.
Arts Club Opens Chafing
Dish Supper Series Tomorrow.
The Arts Club of Washington Will
resume its fortnightly chaflng dish
suppers tomorrow evening, with DR.. and
Mrs George H. Girty as hosts After
supper Mr.. Horace j. Strickland will
render a musical program, assisted by
Miss Aurelia Beck.
Mrs Richard T. Ellis has gone to
New York, where she is at the Waldorf
Astoria.
TIL aviation dinner and ball at
Rossdhu Castle Club this evening marks
the elimination of the series of parties
held in compliment to Mrs. Louise
Thaden and Mrs Frances Marsalis.
record breaking feminine endurance
flyers.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene F. Perkins Of
Bristol, NJ H., are spending a few days
at the Dodge and are accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lorden of New
London, N. H.
TIL annual faculty and student re-
ception of the American University was
held in the gymnasium on the campus
in Wesley Heights Thursday. when the