Evening star., 1933-02-08

only organization of Its kind in the
Capital whose active membership is
limited to woman writer's employed by
newspapers. The guests at the tea
Will be members of the club only and
a few newspaper women, who will be
special guests OF the club.
Representative-elect and Mrs. James
W. Wadsworth of New York are at the
M1yf1ower until March /, when they
Will take possession Of their home on
woodland drive, now occupied by Col.
and Mrs. M. Robert Gugganheim.
The chief assistant librarian of Con-
gress AID Mrs. Frederick w. Ashley will
entertain tomorrow in honor of Mrs.
Henry Hodges Knipe, Mrs. Ellis Logan.
Mrs. George L. Mckay and Mrs.
Thomas F. Law.
The Daughters OF Senators, who meet
fcrtn.ghtly at luncheon, lunched today
ct the Parrot, when Miss Payton
Halves, daughter of former Senator and
Mrs. Harry B. Hawes presided. Others
In the company were Miss Mary Anne
H ,rrison. Mrs. Eoyal S. Copeland, jr.;
Miss Laura Barclay, Miss Katharine
Robinson. Miss Isobel Smith. Miss Helen
Coolidge, Miss Sara Carey. Miss Lila
A-o~-i~t' IL . Ilie-L Sdi CT hOulS5 t9IOuS-
sard, Miss Julia H-rris, Miss Catherine
Ncrbeck and Miss Elizabs.h Wheeler.
E-ig. Gen William E. Horton. presi
dent of the washing on Bachelors Co.
tillion, has requested all those antici-
pat-ng taking part in dancing the fig
ures CT the ball Monday evening at the
Maynower 70 attend rehearsal at S
O'clock Friday afternoon in the garden
cf the hotel.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles t Estess of
Atlanta, Co.. ere ct Wardman Park
Hotel foT few daye.
Capt. Hugh Duraan Grant of New
YORK and London Is at the Dodge.
Gardincr-Scul Wedding
Plans Are Completed.
Miss Teresa Gaul, daughter of Mrs.
B. Francis Saul, has selected TUESDAY,
February 20, for her marriage to Mr..
w. Cw.nn Gardner, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Cwynn Gardiner. The cere-
mcny will be performed in ST. et.h,w's
Church at II o'clock and will be fol-
lowed by nuptial mass, Msg-. Edward
L. Buckley cfficisting.
Miss Saul will have as her mat.on of
honor her sister, Mrs. Rcse Saul Mcnt-
gomery, ana the bridesmaids will be
Miss Imogene Lee Gardiner, sister of
the brioegroom-ele Mis- Carol
Gio5venor Miss Louise Harrison Gwynn
and Mis5 Katherine Egan Murphy
Mr.. Gardiner will have as his best
mcn his brother, Mr.. S. Tracy Gardiner,
cnd the ushers will be MIR. Stanley
Hou.cier and Mr.. Phillip l. Heuisler.
jr. CT Baltimore, cousins of the bride,
groom-clect; Mr.. Henry Beall Gwynn.
Mr.. Fl. Prescott Galley, IT,, and MIR.
Daniel w. ODoncghue, jr.
Mis- Carol GrcSvenor, daughter of
DT. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvsnor. will
entertain at dinner Saturday evening
at their place, wildacres, in honor
G. Lli-s Saul and Mr.. Gardner and
thcir Wedding part. Another pre-
nuptial party will be q dinner given BY
Mr. and Mrs. Perciyal s. Ridsdale Sat
uroay, February Is, at the Chevy Chcsa
Club. Miss Gwynn will entertain at
dinner February % at the Russian
Trcika for Miss Saul and Mr.. Gardiner
end Saturday, February rs, Mr.. H.
Fres:ot- Galley. *, will entertain at
tea for thcm.
The marriage of Miss Jean Johnson
OF Memphis, Tenn, to Mr.. Frederick Z.
Stephens Is OF much interest in WASH
ingtcn, where Mr.. Stephens made his
meme some years ago. The wedding will
take place in Memphis, where the bride
Is well known musician. M. Stephens
was prominent In music circles of the
Capital curing the Wilson adminissre-
ton, and since then has divided his
time between 1tely and New York.
Mrs. Charles Eskridge Saltzrnan ar.
rlFeo yesterday from her home in New
YORK, and Is the guest for a few days of
her parents, former Secretary of Com
mcrce cnd MRS. Robert Patterson La
rlc1t. In their apartment in Wardman
Park Hotel. Mr.. Saltzman will ioin Mrs
Selszman the end of the week. and they
VIII be guests over Sunday of the for
Her's parents, Mai. Gen. and Mrs
Charles Mckinley Saltzman.
Mrc. James p Pillinq is c,ostna hor
house at 2407 California street. and will
spend the Spring with her daughter.
Mrs Carroll Dunham, at Cedarhurst
Long Island. ''
Mr.. and Mrs. John rutherford will
return today. to Washington from a two
Inonth stay In Atlantic City and will be
at the MayfoTer for several months.
Mr.; and Mrs. Henry Jay Stalev will
entertain in their box at the concert to-
niorroW OF the National Symphony
OrcheStra. DR.. Hans Kinder, conductor.
mrs: Edward Keating. Mrs Franklin "
Killian and the Rev. Edward H Roach
Mrs. John Oliver LaGorce, who is
spending some time at Miami Beach.
Fla. was among the guests ct a bridge
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