Evening star., 1933-04-25
SOCIETY
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tmity to decide on the merits Of the
two schools next Saturday at Fort Myer
Garden, Just north of West Approach
to Memorial Bridge, where civilian
riders will compete with the best from
Fort Myer and the War Department.
This show Is for the benefit Of the
Army Relief. There will be 13 classes
as follows: Junior horsemanship for
children, 10 years and under; novice
hunters; Junior jumping for children. l6
years and under; ladies' hunters, en-
listed mems jumping, junior horseman-
ship for children, 16 years and under;
open jumping, junior hunter for chill
dren, IS years and under; ladies' horse
manship, riding and hunt club hunters,
park hacks, hunt teams and a final
championship class and BOBBY prize for
jumpers
The show ring has been built in q
very pretty location among the woods
with outside courses over rolling hills
all in view. Jumps are those found in
natural hunting country. All that re-
mains is the weather.
Mrs. Charles L. Donohoe, Democratic
National Committeewoman from Cali
fornia, will be the guest in whose honor
the director Of prohibition, Maj. A. "
Dalrymple, will entertain at dinner this
evening at the Russian Troika. The
other guests will be members of the
California delegation in Congress and
their wives.
Heading the list of founders of the
Congressional Club of Washington who
have Signified their intention of being
present at the two-day silver anniver-
sary celebration beginning next Fri
day, Is Mrs. Herbert Parsons of New
York, who, while occupying Admiral
Simpsons house during the season of
19O8, was hostess at the dinner party
during which the idea of a club for
congressional ladies was first presented.
Mrs. Florence Kahn, then the young
wife of Representative Kahn of Cali
1ornia, was an active influence in the
later incorporation, and was a guest
at the first dinner party, as was Mrs.
John Sharp Williams of Mississippi,
Mrs. Charles A. Culberson of Texas,
Mrs. James Breck Perkins of New
York, all of whom are expected.
Among the incorporators who will ar
rive this week are Mrs. Frank Lowden
of Illinois, Mrs. Joseph ]. Russell of
Missouri. Mrs. Arseno Pujo of Louisi-
ana, Mrs. William M. Calder of New
York and Mrs. William C. Hustus of
Tennessee.
Out Of total list of 1856 original in
eorporators in 1908, about 100 remain,
TO whom invitations have been sent.
Assisting Mrs Ffnis CARROTS Spe-
cial Executive Committee in welcom-
ing the founders, honorary members
from out OF town. will be all of the
ex-presidents of the club but one. Mrs.
Ernest w. Roberts of Massachusetts,,
who served the club as president in
19l1-12-13, and has since died. The
Welcoming Committee includes Mrs.
James Breck Perkins of New York,
the first president. serving from 1908
to 1910; Mrs. A. w. Gregg Of Texas,
19lo-11; Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher of
Florida, 1913-15; Mrs. Atlee Pome-
rene of Ohio. 1857; Mrs. Horace
M. Towner of Iowa, 1917-19; Mrs.
Charles B. Ward Of New York. 1919-21;
Mrs. Irvine L. Lenroot of Wisconsin,
1922; Mrs. Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Of New Jersey. 1929; Mrs. James F.
Byrnes of South Carolina, 1923-25;
Mrs. Lindley H. Hadley Of Washing
ton; ls25-27; Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry,
Of Rhode Island, 1927-29; Mrs. Porter
H. Dale Of Vermont, 1s29-31; Mrs.
Leonidas Dyer of Missouri 1898,
and Mrs. Rosalie Jones Dill, the pres
ent president of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wallace Blair,
have taken q house at 1916 Twenty
third street. Mrs. Blair Is better
known in her literary and political
activities as Emily Newell Blair.
Mrs. Marie L. Blackstone has had
Is her guests for several days her son,
Mr.. Paul j. Blackstone who returned
to his home In New York yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Hartman Ken
worthy Of Washington, D. c., and LOU
doun County, have opened their country
home, Exedra, near Purcellv1lle, for the
Summer season.
DR.. and Mrs. John Butler Faison
of Jersey City, N. j., are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of son, Will
liam Franklin Faison, named for his
distinguished grandfather, the late DR..
William F. Faison, North Carolina and
New Jersey.
The marriage of DR.. and Mrs. Faison
took place at Rosemont, Clarke County,
gan Smith, now Mrs. Franklin Hart
man Kenworthy of Purcellville, who
Is Mrs. Faisons sister.
Mrs. Rita w. Morgenthau and Miss
Irene Lewisohn of New York are
spending few days at the Dodge Mrs.
Morgenthau is educational director and
Miss Lewisohn, director of the Neigh
borhood Playhouse Studios in New
York. They are in the Capital at
tending the Coolidge Music Festival.
Dr. Isador Lubin of Brookings In
stitution is to be the speaker at the
Public Affairs Forum Tea, at the