Evening star., 1933-12-30

afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock for the
German colony in Washington.
Presidents Mother Guest
At Dinner and Musicale.
In honor of Mrs. James Roosevelt,
mother of the President, Nine. Alma
Clayburgh gave a dinner last evening
in the tapestry room of the Ritz Tower,
New York, followed by program OF
music and supper, which was served in
Nine. Clayburgh's apartment. Among
the dinner guests were Mrs. Edward r.
Stettinius, Mrs. Charles Marriott of
London wife of famous cricketer
now touring in India, Lady Lister
SChelling, Mrs. Edward ClarkSOn Potter
Miss Henrietta Addition, Nine. Rosa
PonseLe, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Dresser. Dean and Mrs. William Ladd
Berkeley Theological Seminary at
Yale. DR.. and Mrs. William Beebe,
Admiral and Mrs. William Phelps, Mr.
and Mrs. Murray BoocOck, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hokan B. Stetfanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Withorne, Mr. and Mrs.
Spencer Miller, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
rett Andrews, DR.. and Mrs. Sigmund
Spaeth, Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Lewis,
MIR Harold Ross, Mr.. Thord SteffanSon,
Col Edward W. Underwood. Mr.. Sey-
mour WadsWOrth, Mr.. Thomas Potter,
Mr.. Thomas Morris. Mr.. William Ran
Kin English painter, Mr. Tullio de
BlaSS, III. Lawrence Smith Butler, Mr..
Henry Adams. Mr.. Julio Russo, Col.
Arthur Famtleroy Coshey, Mr. Mar,
CPlle Truffin. Nh Palmer Kountze and
Mr.. Leander Mccormick Goodheart,
commercial councillor to the British
embassy.
Those who came in for the music
and supper were:
Miss Frances Starr, Miss Blanche
Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coburne
Mrs Ezra Winter tpainter). Prof. Lam
son, Prince and Princess Alexis Obo-
lenSky, Miss Fanny Bradshaw Mr. and
Mrs. Jean Lockheart. Nine LyoCh da
kada, Miss Gloria HOLSTER. Miss Emma
Mills. Mr.. Sheridan Russell. Mr and MIS-
CleOn TroCkm0rtCn Miss Mildred Dill
Lg, Mr.. Bruno HUM, Mr.. Guernsey
Price. Mr.. Frederick Worlock Miss
Esther Norton, Mr.. T. r. Smith. Miss
Caroline Trippe. Mrs. Lloyd Sander
son. Mrs. Wilbur BlOOdgoOd. Nine.
SoudiakIne and Mr.. Frank Chatterton.
The musical program was given by
Miss Mildred Dilling, harp; Nine. Jean
Soudiakine, dramatic soprano, Frank
ChattertOn, at piano; Sheridan Russell,
cello. Dr.. Spaeth. songs, and Gene
LoCkhart, monOlogueS.
The Minister of Greece and Nine
Simcpoulos entertained at dinner last
evening.
Representative Ray P Chase Of Min
nesota, Mrs. Chase and their TWO
daughters have returned to Washing
ton for the opening of Congress end
viii spend the rest Of the Winter IN
their apartment at Harvard Hall.
Mrs William Corcoran Eustis enter
tanned at a charming dance last eve
ming in her home at 1900 New Hamp-
shire avenue for her debutante daugn-
ter. Miss Anne FIstlS, Christmas
flowers and greens were used in the
house, and the debutante was in gown
! She wore shoulder spray Of gardenias.
Mrs. Eustis wore a smart black gown.
Among the guests from out OF town
who are houseguestS of Mrs. Eustis.
were Miss Mildred Carter of Boston,
Miss Priscilla Poor Of New York, MI.
Harry Sears. Mr.. AuCuStuS GriSW0ld OF
Boston. Mr.. Joseph H. Choate Sd of
New York. MI and Mrs. William En-
nett and MI Robert Bishop viii come
TODAY from New York to be house
guests Of Mrs. Eustis and attend the
White House dance tonight.
The counselor OF the ministry of for
eir affairs for the government Of Man.