Evening star., 1933-11-15
SOCIETY
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Ernest Lee Jahncke, to Mr.. Charles
William Dotson OF Farmer City, III,
win take place this evening at o'clock,
in the Christ Church Cathedral In New
Orleans, and will be followed by re-
Ception In the home of the brides
parents, at 1928 Palmer avenue.
Miss Daisy Prentice entertained at
luncheon today at the Carlton Hotel
for her debutante nieces, Miss Mary
mcdowell, daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
Ralph Walker mcdowell, and Miss
Elizabeth Ross Thompson. daughter OF
Mrs. Hempstone, wife of Comdr. Smith
Hempstone.
Mrs. william Thornwall Davis will
present her niece, Miss Elizabeth How
ard OF Hartford, Conn, to society at
luncheon In the palm garden Of the
Mayhower December /. Miss Howard,
who Is a charming addition to the
debutante bouquet" this Winter, also
win be presented to the stag line at
the brilliant black and white ball De-
cember 2, at the Mayflower, by Mrs.
William Laird Dunlop, jr., who will be
In the receiving line at the ball. Mrs
Davis win entertain at dinner before
the ball Tor her attractive niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene B. Adams were
hosts to company of "a at a buffet
supper last evening.
Mr.. Jack Hayes viii entertain in his
home on Wyoming avenue in honor of
Miss Marian Worthington and Miss
Dorothy Tirrell, later taking his guests
to the black and white ball at the
Mayhower Hotel. December 2.
Former Gov. Alfred z. Smith of New
York is at the willard for a brief visit
and has with him Mr. ]. J. RaSkob
and DR.. Sullivan.
Mr. and ms. Joseph E. Davies enter
tanned a small party at luncheon yes
terday at the Carlton.
Mrs. Henry Wells will not open her
apartment in the Mayflower, but will
remain in Atlantic City, where she will
be at the Brighton for the Winter.
Mrs. Harry Dowling has as her guest
Mrs. Harry Clay Arnold of New York,
who formerly was Miss Helen Halsted,
daughter Of the late Mr.. John j.
Halsted.
Mrs Dorsey Downey will entertain
at luncheon at Olney Inn tomorrow
in compliment to Miss Mary Mcclure
Gilmore, daughter Of Or. and Mrs.
Robert G. Gilmore of Olney, Md, whose
ford, N c., win take place that eve
ming In the Presbyterian Church in
Rockville
Miss Margaret Gage entertained at
. small bridge party in her home on
Dupont circle yesterday afternoon.
when her guests were Mrs. Byron 6.
Amber, Mrs. Charles Alger, Miss Alice
briggs, Mrs. Charles NJ Hendley, Mrs.
Paul M. Linebarger, Mrs. j. j. Mack,
Mrs. Edmund Brewer Montgomery and
Mrs. Elonzo Tyner.
Mrs. Ray Ovid Hall has issued cards
Tor an at home tomorrow afternoon
from 4 to 2 o'clock, when there will be
an exhibit Of her paintings done dur
ing her several years stay in Greece
and Turkey. Assisting Mrs. Hall will
be Miss Minnie Lowell of Spain, Mrs.
Jessie Heishell, daughter of the late
Lucien Powell. with whom Mrs. Hall
studied for some time; Mrs. Colby
Dodge. Mrs. Leo Kelly and Miss
Marion Chadwick.
An unusually interesting party will
be that Of the Women's National Aero
nautical Association, which is arranging
its first aeronautical bridge tea for Fri
day afternoon from to 5 o'clock in
its headquarters. In room 124 in the
Willard Hotel. Mrs. Jack Stearns Gray
Is president of the association, Mrs.
William e. Borah, governor; Mrs.
Ulysses Grant Mcqueen, honorary
president, and Mrs. Alys Mickey Bryant,
secretary-treasurer. Miss Helen Cavis
and Mrs. p U. G. Weems are vice
presidents, and the directors include
Miss Cavis, Mrs sGenevieve Savage.
Miss Harriet E. Sackett Mrs. Minta