Evening star., 1933-04-17

day evening in honor OF tneH
distinguished visitors, the pre-
mier of Great Britain, M
Ramsay Macdonald, ana the premier
Z of Canada, Mr.. Bennett, VINO VIII De
guests at the White House over Sunday.
THE dinner will be followed by recep-
: ton to which a number Of additional
. guests will be invited. Premier Mac
] Donald and his daughter. Miss 1shbeI
I Macdonald, will arrive in Washington
! Friday afternoon and there will be an
: informal dinner party that evening at
Z the White House Sunday will be spent
) cruising down the Potomac aboard the
3 Sequoia, if the boat is in readiness, or
Z q picnic in the country, Prime MINISTER
! Macdonald and his daughter accom-
: panying their hosts.
Z The British premier will occupy the
: room in the east end of the White House
. looking over the south lawn, which IS
I known as the Lincoln study, where
( President Lincoln signed the slavery
( proclamation. Mrs. Roosevelt has done
: the room over into a bed room, with
: four-poster bed and attractive nttmgS.
Z Miss Ishbel Macdonald will occupy
( room on the north front Of the house
+. which has a small room adjoining where
the visitor will find conveniences Tor the
: carving on of correspondence or LOT
{ dictation. Her room Is Furnished IN ma.
Z hogany, twin beds with low head ano
! foot boards, dressing table TO matcn ano
: one Of the many antique long mirrors
: which are in the Executive Mansion.
{ The chaise lounge, the chairs ana the
: covers on the beds are sapphire piue:
The Dolly Madison room, at the head OF
5 the stairs, which Mrs. Roosevelt uses
Z for a sitting room, will be given to Mr..
Macdonald for his sitting room during
his stay ~,
-. The prime minister Of Canada. MI:
TBennett, will arrive tomorrow and VIII
be the guest of his brother-in-law ano
: sister, the Minister OF CANADA ano
-Mrs. Herridge, until Wednesday, When
he will 20 to the White House to re-
Smain until the middle Of next week.
: Mrs. Roosevelt, accompanied by nef
Z sdaughter, Mrs Curtis B. Dali, and the
slatter's Young daughter, little Sisty
sDall with Mrs. Roosevelt's two dogs,
swalked about the South lawn among
sthe thousands of young Americans VINO
.were enjoying the Easter egg rolhng.
sMrs. Roosevelt wore becoming gown
sof Anna blue crepe with white collar
.and wide lapels. Marrow plating OF
swhite about the edge, the plating also
furnishing the edge of the deep white
scuffs. Mrs. Dali also wore Anna blue,
sthe gown having plating OF Eleanor
sblue about the back Of the neck ana
sdown the front. Little Sisty Dali COM
spleted the trio in blue, though her dfe6s
.Was of a much lighter shade and she
scarried in her arms a pretty EASIER
sbunny. III,
:be hostess to a group OF her contem,
sporaries, when they will be entertalneo
:by a magician and will have an Easter
q eorh hoQrinD the
sname Of one in the company, having
.been secreted about the White House.
sBefore the party the youthful hostess
ACCOMPANIED her mother and grand
smother for another walk about the lawn,
Mrs. Roosevelt leaving at 8 o'clock for
tNew York, where she will attend the
sdinner tonight and the award OF tne
sChi Omega medal to Cecilia Bow. MIS-.
SRoosevelt will spend tomorrow at the
FTodhunter School, where a party lot
3 the younger students has been planned,
sand she will return Wednesday
Mrs. Roosevelt will entertain buf-
: fet supper Saturday evening, April 20,
{ when her guests will include Secre-
5 tary of Labor, Miss Frances Perkins,
( and the newspaper women. The party
I is the same evening as the Gridiron
: Clubs dinner when the President will
E be the guest of honor. Other guests OF
: the newspaper men will be the members
& of the cabinet, excepting Miss Perkins:
: The Ambassador of Great Britain and
: Lady Lindsay have issued invitations
: for a garden party Saturday afternoon m
+: from to 6 o'clock in honor OF the
!. prime minister of Great Britain, Mr..
Ramsay Macdonald.
Mrs. John N. Garner, wife Of the Vice
President, was the ranking guest at the
luncheon party entertained at the Con-
-gressional Club today by Mrs. James F.
Byrnes, when not only her table but all
sthe others in the large assembly room
were laden with Spring flowers.
Mrs. Byrnes' other guests were Mrs.
Cordell Hull, Mrs. Claude A. Swanson
Mrs. Daniel c. Roper Mrs. Key Pitt
man. Mrs. Joseph Robinson, Mrs. Pat
Harrison, Mrs. Royal S. Copeland, Mrs.
Arthur H. Vanderberg, Mrs. Felix
Hebert, Miss Lyla Townsend, Mrs.
John H. Bankhead, Mrs. Marcus
Coolidge, Mrs. Lester ]. Dickinson. Mrs
Wallace White, Mrs; Warren Austin,
D. Adams, Mrs. Ebert D. Thomas, Mrs.
John w. Guider, Mrs. Edwards Shouse,
Mrs Henry Morgenthau, jr.,. Mrs. l..
B. Fuller, Mrs. Edward Keating, Mrs.
Frank Hogan and Mrs. w. w. Woolley.
Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, wife OF the
Secretary of Agriculture, was guest at
the Congressional Club today OF Mrs.
Cassius C. Dowell, who also entertained
Mrs. Clarence c. Dill, president Of the
club. Her other guests were Mrs. Will
.<y1iam C. Ayres, Mrs. Frank Crowther,
Mrs. John Snure. Mrs. William Fitz
Kelley, Mrs. C. D. Cass, Mrs. Fred G.
Gilcrist, Miss Martha Mcclure, Mrs.
Perry L. Inglebright and Mrs. Lloyd
Thurston.
Mrs. Fred H. Brown had as guest at
the Congressional Club Mrs. VIII Rogers,
! and with her Mrs Henry w. Keyes, Mrs.
DALI Mrs. Irwin johnson, Mrs. Sol
Bloom, Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. John
Bartlett, Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, Miss
Maxine Davis and Mrs. Frances Savage.
At the non-hostess table were Mrs.
Frank Briggs and Mrs. Clement c. Dun
bar, the latter of Columbus, Ohio. Also
at this independent table were many
other women Of the House and Senate
and their friends.