Evening star., 1933-10-18
SOCIETY

SOCIETY
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Robert Brownlee Mrs. Clara Woods,
Atlantic City, N. j.: Miss Emily Par
sons, Miss Sally Caban. Lieut.. r. G.
B-ownlee. U. S. NJ: Lieut.. Lawrence
Brownlee. U. S. A.; Mr.. Duane Taylor
Mr.. Frank Murphy and Mr.. Charles
Klyse.
The League of Republican Women
will give a benefit card party in the
palm court of the Mayf1ower Hotel
Thursday afternoon. October 10, at 23o
o'clock. Those taking tables are re-
Quested to bring their own cards.
Reserving seats at the tables are MRS
Delos Blodgett. Mrs. William Ray Dud-
ley. Mrs. Flora McGill Kecfer, Miss
Elizabeth Peet. Mrs. Harold Re singer,
Mrs. William c. McSparien. Mrs. j.
Griffitll Mrs. Harvey Perry, Mrs. Harley
p. Wilson. Mrs. Edwin Lord, Mrs. F. L.
Williams. Mrs. Johanna T. Wales, MISS
Frances Battelle, Mrs. Albert w. Stahl,
Mrs. Henry Cover, Mrs. Davenport
White. Mrs. Charles G. Matthews. Mrs.
A. Waller, Miss Anna Ray, Mrs. Robert
j. Bates. Mrs Gertrude Notes, Miss
Ycung. Miss Jane Young, Mrs. Pope,
Mrs. Michcner, Mrs. Blasdel, Mrs.
Draper. Mrs. M. M. Barnard, Mrs. X.
H. McNeill and Miss Mary Bird INSTEAD.
Mrs. G. I. Smith Of Fort Myer was
hostess at luncheon at the Little Tea
House Yesterday, having as her guests
Mrs. Emil Leard, Mrs. Harley Dagley,
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Inns and Mrs. w. A. King.
Mr.. and Mrs Orvie j. Gibson have
Just returned after spending few days
in Rochester, N. Y, with Mrs. Gibson's
brother and family. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Moffatt. Later they went on to
Buffalo and Niagara, following the
Lake Ontario drive.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle will at
tend the Inauguration of DR.. Gilbert
Mead as president of washington Col
lege, ChestertoWn, Md, Saturday. Mrs.
Doyle will represent Radcliffe College
from which she was graduated in 1914,
at the ceremonies.
The first Thursday concert of the
National Symphony Orchestra is being
planned as an especially gala occasion
and will be given at night instead OF
in the afternoon on october IS, so the
Womens Committee of the orchestra
has called a special meeting for this
afternoon to complete plans for making
the coming concert as successful as the
first Sunday concert. OctCber Is. when
every seat in Constitution Hall was
taken.
The first Thursday concert will begin
at $50 O'Clock. 1t is indicated that
Mrs. Roosevelt will attend as well as
Mrs. Woodin. Many members CT the
diplomatic corps have engaged boxes
and seats for the occasion. including
the Ambassador from Germany ana
the Ambassador from Italy.
Today'S committee meeting will be
held at pm. at the. home OF Mrs.
Edwin B. Parker, 200l Twenty-fourth
street northwest. Mrs. Tracy Dows Will
preside. The chairwomen CT the va
rious subccmmittees CT the major or
chsstra group will make reports.
II
Opening Meet Riding and Hunt Club
From Craemers Gate Saturday.
The opening meet of the Riding and
Hunt Club hounds will be held Saturday,
October 81, at Craemers Gate, which is
located 81. miles from Potomac, Md, on
the Falls road to Rockville. A hunt tea
will be held after the chase at the Ma
tional WomenS Country Club.
Mai. Wilfrid NJ Blunt, master of fox
hounds, will lead the field. Among
others expected to ride in the hunt are
Gen. Guy V. Henry, chief of Cavalry;
Col E. M. Watson, military aide to the
President; Col. and Mrs. Charles D. Her
ron, Maj. Henry Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. HILL Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
o. Exnicios, Miss Aida Davis, daughter
Of deputy administrator of the N. r. A.
and Mrs. William H. Davis: Miss De-
borah Dows, Maj Harold Eagan. Mr..
and Mrs. Marbury Stamp, Mr.. Joseph j.
Cottor, Miss Margaret Cotter Mrs. A. B.
Court, DR.. Fred r. Sanderson, Mr.. F.
Moran MoConihe, DR.. James N. Greear.
MIR. Albert E. Mackenzie, Mr.. Claude
Owen, Miss Maude Preese and Miss
Elizabeth Jackson.
Mrs William Mark Conrad, chairman
OF the card party to be given at the
Shoreham al 2 o'clock Friday to benefit
the Children's Hospital, reports addi-
tional names of social Importance in
Washington as patronesses.
Newly-named patronesses include Mrs.
William H. Woodin. Mrs. Henry A. Wal
lace Mrs. William E. Borah, Mrs. Will
AdIl n. Mig, MlS 1llOIildS H. OCAldu,
Mrs. Mary Hartman Rumsey, Mrs.
Oscar Jarecki and Mrs Robert F.. Mac
kenzie.
Also Mrs. William H. Davis, Mrs. Rus
sell Bennett, Mrs. Harley Payton Wilson,
Mrs. Lee Mosher, Mrs. Van Buren Tan
sill. Mrs. Wilson Compton, Mrs. c. G.
Kilbourne, Mrs. H. S. Leroy. Mrs. Joseph
E. Davies, Mrs. William Stork, jr, of
Holland Mrs Matte NJ Gibson. Mrs
S. L. Hoover, Mrs. w. D. Lynch and
Mrs. James Lee Shelton of Winchester,
Va.
Players are requested to bring their
own cards, pencils and pads. More than
800 reservations have been made for
the party to date, Mrs. Conrad said.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris Barroll, jr.,
of 110-23 196th street, Hollis, Queens.
New York, have announced the engage
ment Of their only daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Barroll to Mr. w. Seward Webb,
jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Seward
Webb of ManhaSset, Long Island, and
Palm Beach, Fla.
The bride be is graduate of the
Jamaica High School in the class of 80,
and makes her home with her parents.
She has ore brother. Mr.. Edward Bar
roll She is granddaughter of the
late Comdr. Henry H. Barrol, U. S. N,
and Mrs Barroll. Her mothers family
comes from -Connectic and her father S
from Baltimore They have resided in
New York and vicinity for about Is
years. No plans for the wedding have
been announced
Mr. Webbs mother is the former Miss
Gertrude E. Gaynor, eldest daughter Of
the late Mayor William J. Gaynor of
New York and Mrs. Gaynor. The Webb
family has been well known in the
social and business life of New York for
several generations. Miss Barrolls
fiance is the third w. Seward Webb.
The first was his paternal grandfather.
financier and railroad builder. and as
sociate of the older Vanderbilts and who
cied at Shelburne Farms. the family