Evening star., 1933-10-23


luncheon today their guests be-
ing is or more members Of the
Query Club of Women Writers.
The Secretary of Labor, Miss Frances
Perkins, and Mrs. Eleanor Patterson
are the two Washington members oth-
erS in the group coming from New
York
This evening Mrs. Roosevelt will have
guests with her at the performance O!
MARY of Scotland" at the National
Theater.
Mr.. Paul Garret and Mr.. Charles
Baird will dine with President and MIS-.
Roosevelt before the performance.
Mrs. Roosevelt will have the wives OF
the cabinet with her tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock for their first meeting
of the season, the meeting immediately
preceding the luncheon which Mrs. HUH,
wife of the Secretary OF State, will give
in her honor. Later in the day Mr.. and
Mrs. Upton Sinclair will have tea with
Mrs. Roosevelt at the White House ana
in the evening she will speak over the
radio to the SO or mere dinners in varl-
GUS parts of the country which Will De
held by the affiliated schools. NO deh-
mite plans have been made for the en-
tertainment of NJ. Maxim Litvlnof
and Nine. Litvinoff, but there Will De
lne USUAL leStltlllCo lOL AoA NAc7A4 '@NNN
who come for conferences with the
Chief Executive. They will not be
guests at the White House
Wednesday. Mrs Roosevelt, accom-
panied by her secretary. Mrs. Melvina
THOMPSON Schneider, will leave for
brief trip, places ard time unan-
nounced. They will be "losG" until
Sunday when HIrs. Roosevelt will take
the train in New York for Ch1caso.
After several days there she will re-
turn to the White House ThuESaay
November 2, and viii hold ner neH'
press conference Friday morning, NO.
vember 3, at II o'clock.
The press conference was h9ld TINS
morning in the room at the head of
the stairs known as the Dolly Madison
room, where the present occupants OF
the Executive Mansion have hung pic
lures of ships and given nautical
touch to the furnishings. Even the
books are of ships and seas The ReSS-
less Pacific" by the Presidents cousin,
former United States Minister to
Hungary, being on one Shelf.
The canine members of the preslden-
tial family were increa ed recently
when a Great Dane puppy WaS sent
from New York, and Mrs. Roosevelt
liked him so much she Immediately Of
fered him to little Jack GreenWay, son
of Representative-elec Isabella Green
way, who has named him President.
The puppy, however, is visiting" IN
the executive kennels until Representa-
tiVe-elect GreenWay and her family are
settled in their Georgetown home ana
a kennel is in readiness for him there
REPRESENTATIVE GreenWay and her
young son have been guests of Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman. MAJOR, Mrs. RooSe-
velts police dog, is a patient in local
canine hospital. where his foot is IN
splint while broken bone heels. MIS-
Roosevelt herself nursed him at hrst,
the diagnosis being sprain.
The First Lady gave much time 10
the telling of her visit to the Depart
ment of Agriculture, where an exhibit
of cosmetics, drugs and othet artl 'ls,
shows the harm done by misleading and
false advertising. The eXAlD-t, lnoe.
the direction of Assistant Secretary OF
Agriculture, Mr. Tugwell, is in connec-
ton with a bill introduced the last
day of the last Congress for the con-
troll of advertising, to make 1t conform
To The present pure food and drug act
controlling labels Mrs. Roosevelt hopes
the new law will be enacted ana pc
Iieves the aid women can give is through
the various clubs and organizations py
means of educating its members TO the
needs of such legislation
Camp Terra, at Bear Mountain, N T.;
which Mrs Roosevelt was instrumental
in establishing for unemployed women,
will remain open through the Winter
for 100 women at time. The camp
has been a great aid to unemployed
women of New York City in building
their health and morale, and better
fitting them for the continued search
for work in the city. AS many as lo
of the women at the camp nave Sc
cured "jobs" in week, and the camp
will be kept open through the state
relief funds.
Mrs. Roosevelt told of letter sent
to the committee for the selectlon OF
families to occupy the homes being con-
structed at Reedville, w. Va, for miners
and mill workers. The letter was signed
bv a dozen women of that community
asking that certain needs be conSld-
cred. such as room enough tor ped
for each member of the family.
Dean of Diplomats Dimes
at Suburban Tea House.
The dean of the diplomatic corps, Mr.
Ahmet Muhtar, Ambassador OF turkey,
was host at dinner at the Little lea
House last evening, having as his guests
Ussaki zade Bulent, Second Secretary
of Embassy, and Mr.. and Mrs. M. K.
Atalieki.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
George H. Dern have returned from
Cleveland. where they spent the week
end with former Secretary OF war ana
Mrs Newton Baker.
Senator John Erickson of Montana
has been Joined in his apartment at
1870 wyoming Avenue by Mrs. Erlck-
son.
Representative-elect Isabella Green
way is now occupying the house at 3l47
P street, which she leased shortly after
her arrival in Washington couple OF
weeks ago from Mrs. Chandler Hale.
Mrs. William Laird Dunlop, jr., Will
have receiving with her this evening at
the tacky ball, at the Mayf1oWer, MISS
Eleanor Peyton Calvert, Miss Sidney
Thompson, Miss Anne Wyant, Miss Vlr-
ginia Glazebrook, Miss Lalla Lynn, Miss
Ruth Bryant, Miss Betty Burke, Miss
Nal Sykes, Miss Elizabeth Ball, Miss
Jeanne Richards, Miss Lucille Elliott
and Miss Fanella Castanedo.
Miss Betty West and Mr.. Merton Eng
lish, jr., will be joint hosts at buffet
supper this evening at the country home
of Dr. and Mrs. English the company
later go to the ball.