Evening star., 1932-03-11
SOCIETY
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versity Law School tomorrow evening
at 7 o'clock at the Willard Hotel.
Mr.. James Grafton Rogers, who Is on
leave from his post as dean of the Uni
versitv of Colorado Law School while
serving as Assistant Secretary Of State,
will be the speaker of the evening. In
addition to the speaker the other guests
of honor will be the president of the
George Washington University ana
Mrs Cloyd Heck Marvin. the president
of the Law Alumni, Chief Justice Al
fred Adams Wheat. and Mrs. Wheat,
and Mr.. Harry c. Davis of the board OF
trustees. Dean William Cabel Van
Week will be the postmaster.
ARRANGEMENTS for the dinner are be-
ing made by joint committees of fac
ulty. alumni and students. The Fac
ultv Committee includes Mr.. Gilbert l..
Hall. chairman; Prof. James Forester
Dawson. Mr.. James Oliver Murdock,
Mr.. Clarence A. Miller and Miss Helen
Newman The Alumni Committee IS
composed of Mr. Matthew Houston
O'Brien. jr.; Mr.. H Clay Spey. MISS
oliver Geiger, Mr.. Frederick L. Pearce
and Mr.. James o. Wrightson, jr. Those
on the Student Committee are Miss
Grace White, Mr.. James Fulbright, Miss
Mary Grow, Mr. Charles Smoot, Mr..
John Black, Mr. Gordon Btddle, Mr.
Miller. Mr.. Myron Anderson, Mr.. a.
Kramer. Mr.. Mark Rathburn, Mr.
Julian Dell, Mr. Glen Hardy, Mr.. Abra-
ham Book, Mr.. Josiah Lyman: MI
Charles Remsen. Mrs. Bessie ElchieI'
Mr.. Charles Chittick, Mr.. Willam W.
Robinson, Mr.. Theodore Rlnehart' MI MI
John jackson. Mr. Stuart Barnes, MI
.Iohn Cadv. Mr.. Truman Young, Mr..
Albert w. Perry, Miss Marguerite
Rewalt. Miss Katherine Grubb, MRS.
Catherine Hoffman, Miss Louise rem
stein. Mr.. George wallace and Mr.
Donald Dudley.
A musical program Will oe presented
under the direction of Prof. Hector q:
Spaulding. The dinner will be followed
by dancing
One of the most important events OF
next week will be the indoor Horse
Show in the Riding and Hunt Club
Friday evening. March 18, at O'Clock.
Lovers of the horse will have an op-
portunity to attend what will be the
last indoor Horse Show this Winter at
the Riding and Hunt Club, with the
exception of the Childrens Show, which
will be held April g. The committee
has made an effort to make this show
one of the most successful OF the
season.
An interesting feature will be the
bareback class, in which riders will take
five Jumps not over four feet without
saddle. In addition, there will be keen
competition in the championship class.
The grand championship will be award
ed to the horse winning the greatest
number Of championships for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Jeffreys arrived in
Washington from their home in Utica,
N. Y. yesterday and have taken an
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel for
the duration of their stay.
Mrs. B. B. Young of Bristol. N H, is
at the Dodge for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Williams, who
have spent some time in the South,
are at the Carlton for a few DAYS
before returning to their home in
Orange, N. J.
Miss Marion F. Breck of Dover. Del,
and Miss M. Pauline Rutledge of Balti-
more are at Wardman Park for a short
time
The Rev. and Mrs. w. Windsor of
Montreal. Canada. are passing several
DAYS at the Dodge
DR.. and Mrs. Charles c. Tumbleson
gave dance Tuesday evening in honor
Of the nurses of Montgomery County
General Hospital and their escorts. en-
tertaining in their home. Tall Timbers.
in Sandy Spring. Besides the staff of
nurses. Miss Anna Lee Jones and Miss
OKeefe Dr. Jacob w. Bird. DR.. and
Mrs. Broschart of Gaithersburg. Mr.
and Mrs. Cullom Barneslev of Rockville
and DR.. Sardow of Howard County were
among the guests.
The group of ushers for the illus
trated lecture "Kashmir to Siam"
which is to be given by Mrs. Charles
Wood at the Wardman Park Theater
Tuesday, includes: Mrs. Harry B. An
gus, Mrs Bryan K Ogden. Mrs Charles
Lamborn, Mrs. George Du Bois, Mrs.
Emil E. Honsberg, Mrs. A. H. Bak-
Sham, Mrs. Clyde Asher. Mrs. Marga-
ret Blue, Mrs. William S. Brady, Mrs