Evening star., 1933-09-18

tee of the Young Mems Democratic
Club of Prince Georges County. Nd.
which has charge of arrangements Tor
the dance to be held in Ritchie GYM
nasium at the University Of Maryland,
College Park, the evening Of Septem-
ber 80 has announced as hostesses:
Miss Betty Howard, Mrs. Roberta H.
Kent. Mrs. Catherine Roe Green, Miss
Josephine Duckett, Miss Helen Hurst,
Mrs. Margaret o. Webb, Mrs. Hazel 1.
Mackert, Mrs Claribel Welsh. MRS.
Hazel M. Watkins, Mrs. Louise W. Cas-
bariari, Mrs Edith M. Mccullough. MISS
Virginia Sturgis. Mrs. Frances K. Talla-
ferro, Miss Edna Matthews, Miss Vesta
Lee Bvrd Mrs. Celeste L. Sewell. Miss
Ann c. SpateS, Miss Mary Louise Carr
and Mrs. Edith M. Wheatley.
Mrs. Christopher B. Gorton OF Bow
don, Chesire, was hostess at dinner at
the Little Tea House last evening, nav
ing as her guests Miss Frances Allen
of New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
D. MahafIie of Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. Charles D. Wenrich Of 1349
Quincy street northwest. son of the
late Anna Weber Wenrich and Mr..
Charles C. Wenrich, left Tuesday, Sep
tember IL. for Duke. University IN Dur
ham, N. c. He graduated last June
from Central High School.
Miss Mae Address. who has been
visiting friends in Wellesley, Mass, and
North Brooklin, Me-. is motoring with
Mrs. Hathaway and Miss Ratciffe to
California by the Southern route. and
will return by Denver and Chicago,
stopping at the Century OF Progress.
Mrs. L. Jennie Kellogg was the guest
of honor Tuesday, September II, when
her daughter, Mrs. C. c. Lewis, enter
tanned over one hundred guests IN
honor Of her ninetieth birthday. A
gift of 80 beautiful sprays OF gladio-
lus and dahlias in huge basket with
ether gifts of roses and cosmos and
asters made the living room BEAU
tiful place to receive her guests. Mrs
kellogg was born in New York. but
lived during the greater part OF her
life in Michigan, coming to TaKoma
Park about 16 years ago. She has al
ways been active in church and tenn
perance work. Her parents were among
the first to accept the doctrines OF the
soon coming of Christ in 1874, and she
has been familiar with the development
of the work of the Seventh-day Ad-
ventists all her life.
Mrs. J. Jerome Lightfoot of Tenley-
town has left the city by motor to make
a series of visits in Ohio and Indiana
before reaching indianapolis, where she
the American War Mothers as a dele
gate from the District of Columbia
Chapter. Leaving Indianapolis on Sep
tember 80. she will 60 to Chicago as
delegate from the Department Of the
District of Columbia of the American
Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Lightfoot was
recently elected department vice pres
ident. Mr.. Lightfoot will leave Wash
ington October l to join Mrs. Lightfoot
in Chicago and visit the Century OF
Progress The return trip will take
them through Canada to Niagara Falls
and back to Washington about Octo-
Der IL
Mrs. Julia L. Richart of Virginia
Highlands left last Saturday for Chi
cago. where she will visit the Century
of Progress Exposition. She will be the
guest of her sister. Miss Katherine
! Early. and her brother and sister-in
law. Mr.. and Mrs, p H. Early.
! Mr. and Mrs. T. Howard Duckett anc
daughter, Miss Josephine Duckett Of
Hyattsville, Md will leave tomorrow by
motor for Chicago to attend the Cen
| tury of Progress Exposition. They ex'
! pect to be away about week.
! Miss Margaret Ludlum of East Orange
N. j.. came to Washington a day OF
two ago. and she is visiting her brother
and sister law. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r
Ludlum, in their apartment at Ward,
man Park Hotel.