Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-03-07
SOCIETY
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Following the meeting there was de-
Nehtful musical program and reception
Tor the wives OF the new members OF
Congress. Mrs. Norma Simonson, So
prano, and Mr.. James De Valse Mann,
tencr, sang several groups Of songs, &C
Companied by Mrs. Dorothy Radde
Emery, concert pianist. DR.. Jean
Stephenson, former professor OF par
uamentary law at the National Univer-
Hty, will speak on The Conduct OF
Elections before the complimentary
class in parliamentary law for the
League OF Republican Women at the
leagues headquarters Thursday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock
Mrs. Edwin B. Parker, ice-chairman
of the Womens Committee of the
National Symphony Orchestra Asso-
citation, gave a luncheon today at her
residence, 2001 Twenty-fourth street,
for the heads of the various subcom-
mites of the organization who were
invited to meet DR.. Hans Kinder.
table charmingly decorated with Spring
flowers. In the company were Mrs.
James c. Crawford. Mrs. R. H. Dunlap,
Mrs Franklin Ellis. Mrs. James Cur
It's, Miss Persis Myers, Nine. Felian
GarEia, Mrs. Emory Scott Land, Miss
Mary L. McQuade, Miss N. McMullen,
MRS. John M. Enochs, Mrs. M. Hilton,
Miss Anita Phipps, Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons, Mrs. Royal T. McKenna, Mrs.
Nina Adams, Mrs. Barton x. Yount,
Miss Alice Graeme, Miss Lucy Bricken-
stein, Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mrs. Frederick
Ward, Mrs Walter Tuckerman, Miss
Helen Howison, Miss Esther Behrend,
DR. Hans Kinder and Mr.. c. c. Capped.
The Southern Society of Washington
entertained at brilliant reception and
dance last night at the Willard Hotel
in honor Of the visiting Governors of
the States and the newly elected men,
bers Of Congress. The president Of the
society, former Representative Menalcus
Landlord, was assisted in receiving the
guests by Mrs Landlord. Mr.. and Mrs.
David H. Blair. DR.. and Mrs. Hugh
and Mrs. Maud Howell Smith. Mrs.
Smith was chairman of the reception
and dance, with Mr.. David H. Blair
as chairman Of the Floor Committee
and Miss Eta L. Taggart as vice
chairman.
An attractive feature Of the evening
was the GROWING Of the American
eagle by prosperity, Miss Elizabeth
Gardiner portraying the part OF the
eagle and Mrs. E. F. Andrews portray
ing the part of prosperity. Twenty
girls of the Lisa Gardiner Academy
danced the blue bird dance Of hap
piness.
Among the guests Of honor attending
the reception. were Gov. and Mrs.
Ehringhaus of North Carolina, Gov.
Ross of Idaho, Gov. and Mrs. Sholtz
of Florida, Senator McCarren OF
Nevada, Representative Scruggins OF
Nevada, former Governor of that State;
Representative Peterson and RepreSen-
tative Wilcox of Florida; Representa-
tive Koppelheim of Connecticut, Rep
resentative Robertson Of Utah, Rep
resentative McFarlane of Texas, Rep
resentative Randolph Of West Virginia,
Representative Edward c. Eicher OF
Iowa, Representative Caldwell Of
Florida, Representative and Mrs. jeff
Busby of Mississippi, Judge c. M.
Trammell of the Board of Tax APP
peals, Ex-Gov Ephraim Morgan of
West Virginia. and Mr.. Waddy Wood
and Miss Grace Roper.
The president of the society, Mr..
Landlord and the first vice president,
Mrs. Owen, made addresses Of welcome
to the members and the distinguished
guests.
Mrs Charles G. Harter of the Hill
School Pottstown, Pa is at the VIII
lard Hotel for a few days Mrs. Harter
entertained at tea yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. Bernard J. Evans en-
tertained a large company in their
residence on Crescent place preceding
the inaugural ball Saturay evening in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c.
Eckels and their niece, Miss Marie c.
Noone, and her guest, Miss Kathleen
J. Rollins of Bridgeport, Conn, who
came to the Capital for the Inaugural
ton from their Winter home in st.
Petersburg, Fla.
Mn. and Mrs. Archibald Mcneil of
Bridgeport. Conn. are spending several
days at the Dodge. Mr.. Mcneil is
member of the Democratic National
Committee of Connecticut and came
for the inaugural ceremonies.
Mrs. w. w. Douglas. widow of the
former chief justice of Rhode Island,
entertained at luncheon Friday, March
3, when her guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Miller and the Misses Gussey,
all Of Pittsburgh. The party was given
In her apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel. Mrs. Douglas was hostess Sum-
Of Rhode Island and his aides, DR.. A.
Barley Coulter and DR.. Cowan, who
were here with him for the inaugu-
ration.
Col. and Mrs. William Walter King
entertained at tea Sunday afternoon at
Hleir home, Oil del Gorji, in honor of
bleir house guests, Representative and
Mrs Ernest Lundeen OF Minnesota.
: Among those prominent in Washing
lon society who will attend THE Pic
6on. at the National Theater tonight
fre Admiral and Mrs. H. I. Cone, Capt.
Ind Mrs. Hayne Ellis Mrs. r. S. Rey-
holds Hit, Mrs. George Cabot Lodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney North Seymour,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thacher and
Miss Helen Wardman.
Miss Jessie Madden Cullum. Mr.. John
II. Cullum and Mrs r. S. Kimbrough
o. Dallas, Tex, are guests at the Dodge
for a short stay.
Idaho Society Will Fete
Congressional Delegation.
The Idahoans in the National Capt.
tai will conclude the festivities Of 1nau-
gural week with reception and buffet
supper Friday night In the Shoreham
Hotel in honoring the Governor Of the
Gem State, C. Ben Ross; Senator VIII
Liam E. Borah and Mrs. Borah; the
newly elected members of Congress, in
GLIDING United States Senator James P.