Evening star., 1933-02-05

the Vice President, Is the guest In whose
honor Mrs. James Griswold Wentz has
sent out cards for an at home tomor-
row afternoon from 4 to Z o'clock in
her home. at 2841 McGill terrace. Miss
Georgiana Leake and Miss Helen
BUlkeley Leake will assist their aunt
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske
Stone will be the guests Of honor at
dinner to be given by Representative
and Mrs. Bertrand H. Smell of New
York February is at the Mayflower.
Mrs. William Howard Taft, widow Of
the late former President, entertained
a small company informally at lunch
con yesterday.
Mrs Guy Norman has issued invita-
tions for Saturday evening in the Sui
grave Club, when Mr.. Burton Holmes
will give short illustrated talk on the
Joys of the New Riviera" at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Thomas H. C. Reed will enter
tain at party Wednesday evening in
her apartment, at 2101 Connecticut ave-
nue., when members of the Philadelphia
Symphony Orchestra will give a pro-
gram.
Miss Angeline w. Oviatt OF Rochester.
N. Y, who is spending the Winter at
the Dodge. entertained at dinner there
last evening in honor of Mrs. George
w. Goodspeed, former director of Ida
Noyes Hall at the University of Chicago.
The dinner was given preceding an il
lustrated talk which Mrs. Goodspeed
gave in the lounge of the hotel, her
subject being "A Century of Progress" :"
Covers were laid for 18 guests.
Miss Hildreth Meiere, the distinguish
ed mural painter of New York, who is
known in Washington for her decora-
tlons at the Academy of Science Build
ing and whose most recent works are
the drama and dance plaques in the
music hall at Radio City, is the guest
IN whose honor Mr.. and Mrs. August
klng-Smith will entertain this after
noon from to 6 o'clock, when Wash
ington's representative artists have been
asked to meet her.
Dean and Mrs Earl Baldwin Nc
Kinley will be hosts to the faculty wom-
en- OF George Washington University at
the Wardman Park Hotel Friday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock DR.. and Mrs.
william Alanson White will be the
guests OF honor and DR.. White will be
tne speaker OF the afternoon. Assist
ing Mrs: Mckinley during the after
noon will be Mrs. Edwin c. Branden-
berg. Mrs. Elmer Kayser, Mrs. William
.Gullen French. Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs.
John donaldson, Miss Irene Cornwall
and Miss Elizabeth Adams Lathrop
MRS. George Roth will pour tea.
MT. and Mrs. Charles C. Van Allen
entertained at dinner party Wednes-
day evening for their sen, Mr.. Ralph c.
Van Allen, in celebration of his birth
Gay anniversary. Later in the evening
the guest of honor entertained the party
with motion pictures of various subjects
taken by himself on several of his
journeys.
A shower was given Wednesday night
to Miss Catherine NJ Dove, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayner E. Dove, in their
home on the Marlboro Boulevard at
Forestville, Md, by her grandmother,
Mrs. A. B. Suit. Miss Dove will be mar
r1ed in the near future to Mr. Randolph
Latimer, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Latimer of Silver Hill, Md. Many at
tractive gifts were received by the
bride-to-be including an heirloom vase
over 200 years old given her by her
grandmother. Mrs. Doves home was
attractively decorated in green and
white with many carnations, sweet peas,
roses and lilies
The guests were: Mrs. Henry Morris,
Mrs George Merrick, Mrs. Norman Col
Inns, Mrs. Albert Baker, Mrs. Gardner
Coale, Mrs. Ben Sansbury, Miss Clara
Slayman, Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Pllm-
phrey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lea Thorne, Mrs.
Harvey Naylor, Mrs. David Zerega.
Mrs Harold Fletcher Mrs. Lydia Hill,
Mrs Sam Suit, Miss Lena Suit, Mr..
Billy Suit, Mrs. Marion Pollok, Mrs
Fergerson, Miss Jessie Fergerson. Mrs.
Walter Latimer, Miss Bee Latimer, Mr..
Dick Latimer, Mrs. Randolph Latimer,
Mr.. Joe Winn, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner
Coale, jr., Mr.. Charlie Bailey, Mrs.
Aubrey Clagette, Mrs. Henry Witt, Mrs.
Gladys Foster, Mrs. Inez Peyronet, Miss
Catherine Fox, Miss Alice Channey,
Mrs. J. Kane Mrs. J. Tompson. Mrs.
Alice Soper, Mr. and Mrs. dohn Fissell,
Mrs. S. Klug, Miss Betty Suit, Mr.. and
Mrs. R2yner Dove, Miss Ma ajorie Dove.
Miss Alice Dove, Mr.. Buddy Dove and
Miss Margaret Witt.
A tea was given by Mrs Samuel
Poe Garden in her home at 308 Key
boulevard in Lyon Village. Va, Sunday
afternoon, January 20, in honor Of Miss
v. Louisa Beall Of the United States
Geological Survey. The house was dec
GRATED with Sweetheart roses and ferns,
the color scheme of pink and green be-
ing artistically carried out.
Ar entertaining little sketch entitled
1.-THE Prophesies of Louisa Beall" was
splendidly portrayed by Mr.. Lester L.
Bryan, Mr.. Edward r. Greenslet, and
Mr.. ]. Nelson Anderson. Mr.. Frank r.
Sanderson, accompanied on the piano