Evening star., 1933-01-03
Grafton Rogers, MAS Warren Delano
Robbins and Mrs. Keith Merrill.

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At the "open house" Of the Chiei
Justice and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughe.
there was a company more representa-
tive of society in the National Capital
/ for the genial head Of the United
i States highest tribunal and Mrs
Hughes did not issue cards for their al
home from 4 to 6 o'clock yesterday
There were few diplomats who did moi
go from Woodley to the home OF Chic
Justice and Mrs. Hughes to extent
| greetings
Mrs. Hughes wore a gown OF wine
color brocaded chiffon made on fitted
lines. Receiving with the hosts were
the associate justices of the Supreme
Court and their wives, and in the din.
ing room Mrs. Hughes was assisted BY
Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr, Mrs Arthur A
Ballantine. Mrs. James Grafton Rogers
and Mrs. William p. MacCracken, jr
On the tea table was q massive vase
of Gala lilies and white liliacs, and
the candles also carried out the white
arrangements.
Box Parties Planned for
Princeton Triangle Club.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ridley Nc
Lean have taken a box for the per-
formance of Its the Valet" which the
Princeton Triangle Club will give to-
morrow evening in the Washington Au-
ditorium. Others who have taken boxes
include Col. and Mrs. Courtland Nixon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Baker, Mr.. Mil
lard West, Mr.. Paul Myers and Mr.
Andrew Warfield.
mann will entertain guests at the per-
formance and DR.. and Mrs Edward B.
Meigs also will be hosts to a party
that evening.
Mrs. CORTLAND Nixon will be hostess
at tea In the afternoon before the
play entertaining in compliment to
members of the cast and in the evening
Mr. Samuel Biddle will be host at din
ner for Miss Christine Knapp of Sum-
init, N. j., taking his guests later to
the Auditorium.
Ensign w. C. Butler, ir., U. S. N
has returned to the U. s. S Colorado
at San Pedro, Calf, after spending the
holidays in Washington with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Butler in
their home, at 3917 Kansas avenue,
Miss Katharine Judge will return this
week to her apartment at i785 MaSsa-
chusetts avenue from New York where
she has been through the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Marshall enter
tanned at a small tea yesterday after
noon in compliment to the latter's sister
Miss 10 Parks, daughter Of Representa-
tive Tilnan B. Parks
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Richardson
have returned to their home In Norfolk
where they were accompanied by the
latter's brother, Mr.. Lambert Jones, who
spent the New Year week end with
them. Mrs. Richardson has been with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Z.
Jones, since early in December and Mr..
Richardson joined her for several of the
week ends, spending Christmas with her
here.
Mrs. George Hillyer. jr., has arrived
In Washington from her home in At
lanta, Ga, and is stopping at the Carl
ton.
Miss Peggy Barker, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs j. Merville Barker, was hostess
at dinner last evening, entertaining a
company Of 20 at the Russian Troika.
Miss Eleanor Preston is in New York.
where she went to assist in receiving
ht tHc Ucd udHCe ycStctudy gwen Dy
DR.. and Mrs. William Metcah Stone
in their home in Flushing. Long Island,
to present their daughter, Miss Ann
Stone, to society.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Calvert OF Win
chester, Va. announces the engage
ment Of their daughter Selene to Mr..
William Perrine, son of Mr.. Raymond
F. Perrine of Winchester and Mrs.
Dorothy Perrine of Washington. The
wedding will take place in the early
Spring. Miss Calvert and Mr.. perrine
are graduates Of Handley High School,
in Winchester.
The Rev. DIR. Nevils Host
At Musicale This Afternoon.
Members of the diplomatic corps and