Evening star., 1933-06-07
SOCIETY
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Technology in Boston, Mass, for year.
Lieut. and Mrs. Withers we're married
in Honolulu. Mrs. Withers is the
daughter Of Capt. Zalesky, u. S. N.
and Mrs Zalesky. who were stationed
at Pearl Harbor when Lieut.. Withers
was at Schofeld Barracks. This is
their first visit with relatives and friends
in Washington since their marriage.
Mrs. Herbert Sparrow will be the
house guest of the commandant and
Mrs. Robert c. Richardson at West
Point during June week.
DR.. and Mrs. Luis M. DeBayle enter
tanned at the dinner dance on the
Shoreham terrace last evening in honor
of DR.. Dean Lewis. professor of surgery
at Johns Hopkins University; Dr. Hugh
Young, also of Baltimore, and Prof. r.
Alessandri of Rome. Italy. Their other
Fowler. Mrs. Hoggatt Clopton, Dr. and
Mrs. William Gerry Morgan, Dr. and
Mrs. Matthey w. Perry, DR.. Thomas
Cajigas and DR.. S. E. Hume
Miss Lurena Perrine whose engage
ment to Mr. Theodore Raymond Allen
was recently announced will be the
honor guest at a buffet supper this eve
ming in the headquarters, American
Association of University Women, given
by Mr.. Aliens sister, Miss Edith Louise
Allen.
The Inter American Commission of
Women entertained at an informal tea
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, in the
garden of Alva Belmont House, on
Capitol Hill. Among the guests were
Mime. Varela, wife of the Minister of
Uruguay Mile Adele Varela. Sonora de
Alfaro. wife of the Minister of Panama;
Sonora de Finot wife of the Minister
of Bolivia; Sonora de LoZano, wife of
the Minister of Colombia; Senorita
Lucia Lozano, Sonora de Padilla- -Nervo.
wife of the counselor of the Mexican
embassy; Sonora Alicia Peon del Vale
de Vasquez Treserra wife Of the third
secretary of the Mexican embassy;
Sonora Eduardo Chibas and Sonora
Maria 2 de Arias. Receiving the guests
were Miss Alice Paul, chairman of the
Nationality Committee OF the Inter
American Commission of Women; Miss
Doris Stevens. chairman of the Inter
American Commission of Women: Miss
Bessie Margolin and Mile. Fanny Bun
Rnd-Sevastos executive secretary of the
commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence c. Levert of
New Orleans, La, are guests at the
Shoreham for a few days while in
Washington to attend the graduation of
their son, Mr.. Edward Levert, from
Georgetown University. Mr.. Laurence
c. Levert. ir, another son. accompanied
them. They will visit in New York
before returning to their home.
Mrs. A. Geary Johnson has closed her
home on Nineteenth street and, accom-
panied by her son, Mr. Geary Johnson.
have gone to East Gloucester to spend |
the Summer and early Autumn.
Representative James A. Frear of |
Wisconsin and Mrs. Frear Mr. and Mrs. |
William M. Conrad, Mr.. and Mrs How |
ard Reeside and Mrs Helen Ray Hagner |
are entertaining tonight at the gala |
opening of the special nights which |
feature foreign country each Wednes- !
day on the Shoreham terrace To- |
night is "A Night in Havana" and an |
rumba band and dancers. The terrace |
will represent tropical garden and |
gay Spanish hats will be given to the |
guests Of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Barron of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, are guests at the |
Shoreham, having motored to Wash
ington for the graduation of Miss Polly
Coleman from Trinity College.
Miss Jane Elizabeth Newton, secre- |
tary-treasurer Of the North Carolina |
Society Of Washington, left Saturday |
for Durham. N. c.. to attend her class |
reunion at Duke University commence
ment Miss Newton will return to |
Washington the middle of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis x. Crimmins
celebrated their silver wedding ami |
versary Sunday, June 4, at their home. |
near East Falls Church, Va. About 10 |
relatives and friends were present dur |
ing the course of the afternoon and
evening to felicitate them. The house |
was attractively decorated with pink |
and white roses and ferns and the lawn. |
where seated supper was served in |
the evening, was lighted with japanese
lanterns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crimmins were married
in st. James Church. west Fails |
Church, Va, on June 8, 1908. Mrs.
Crimmins is the former Miss Margaret |
c. Merry of Washington.
Mrs. Frank H Simonds and Baroness
uena Won der Pahlen will sail from |
Baltimore for Boston on Friday on the !
steamship Fairfax to spend the Sum- !!
mer in New England.
Miss Story Hostess at
Luncheon at Troika Yesterday.
Miss Isabelle F. Storey was hostess
1T luncheon at the Russian Troika !
yesterday, having as her guests eight
OF the staff Of the National Park Serv- |
ice
Mrs. Edward r. Foster is entertain |
ing tomorrow afternoon at bridge |
party at her home, 1912 Monroe street. t
Tor the benefit of the educational and |
historical work of Victory Chapter, |
d. A. R. Tables will be placed in the |
garden and all friends of the chapter !
are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Percy H. Russell. with his daugh |
Ter. Miss Constance Russell, and his /
son. Mr.. Percy H. Russell. jr.. sailed |
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