Evening star., 1933-04-08

Stotesbury, in their Winter home, E
Mirasol, at Palm Beach.
Friday Evening Dancing Class
Closed Season Last Night.
The meeting Of the Friday evening
dancing class last evening brought tt
a close a delightful series of dinner
dances given by the class at the Willard
Hotel. MRS. Parker w. West, who ar.
ranged the dances this season, was ir
the receiving line last evening with
the other members of the committee
The ball room was decorated with
japanese lanterns and Spring flowers.
Col. Wade H. Cooper was among those
who entertained parties at the fete
his guests including the Minister o.
Czechosloyakia and Mime. veverka ane
their daughter, Miss Nella Veverka anc
the first secretary Of the legation. DR.
Josef Nemecek; Senator and Mrs. Albar
w. Barkley of Kentucky; Miss Grace
Roper, daughter Of the Secretary OF
Miss Caroline Hughes, Col George c.
Weitzell and the Rev. Meade Bolton
BacBryde. Mrs. Barkley acted as host
ess for Col. Cooper.
The former Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Henry L. Stimson will entertain at
dinner this evening at Woodley in honor
of Capt. Eugene Regnier, who shortly
will leave for his new post in Mexico
Capt. Regnier formerly was aide to Sec
retary Stimson.
Mrs. Castles, wife of Maj Harry jack
son Castles, U. S. A., retired, was
hostess at tea yesterday afternoon in
| the palm court of the Mayhower. Her
guests included Mrs. William j. Bulow.
Mrs. Heber H. Votaw. Mrs. James M.
| Petty, Mrs. Alex L. johnson, Mrs. Eu-
gene j. M. Fftz Gerald and Mrs. Paul
Steele, all of Fort George G. Meade,
Md; Mrs. Charles H. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Karl Baldwin, Mrs. James E. Smith,
Mrs. d. E. Brubaker. Mrs. r. L. Dill
man, Mrs. A. A. Rees, Mrs. Arthur G.
| Dillman, Miss MarJory Smith, Mrs. l.
H. Evans, Mrs. j. S. Barrows and Mrs.
Charles E. Currier.
Mrs. r. L. Dillman, sister-in-law of
the hostess, poured tea, and Spring how-
| erS were used for room decorations and
also on the tea table, pink and white
predominating. Preceding the serving
Of tea, delightful program was given
| by Mrs. Fitz Gerald, wife Of Capt. Eu-
gene j. M. Fitz Gerald, now on duty
| at Fort Meade, who Is soprano soloist
| She was assisted by Mr.. Gerson Nord-
| linger who played several piano solos
and the accompaniment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howard Shelton
have as their guests over the week enc
in their apartment in the Shoreham
her mother, Mrs Charles L. Sewer Of
Bristol, Tenn, her niece, Mrs. Jay Lowe
Of Knoxville, Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. E
Iangdon Hanna of Pittsburgh, and Mr.
John Sewer of Bristol, Tenn, hel
nephew. They will entertain at tht
dinner dance tonight for their guests
Mrs. Thomas A. Scott, who spent sew.
eral days in New York with her son
Thomas A. Scott, jr., was in Baltimore
yesterday with her parents, DR.. anc
Mrs. william Holland Wilmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer went te
New York yesterday to remain through
next week.
Mr.. James c. Stone, jr., has arrived
in Washington to be with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Stone, in theil
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel, fol
a short time.
Mrs. William O'Neil and her children
Miss Grace O'Neil, Mr.. John O'Neil, Mr.
Hugh O'Neil and Mr. Jerry ONeil Of
Akron, Ohio motored to Washington
and are staying at the Shoreham for g
few DAYS en- route from Miami Beach
Fla, where they have been for the
Winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles F. Roos, with
their little son Charles, sail today from
New York for London, England, where
DR. RooS will do research in the flelC
of mathematical economy. He has beer
awarded Guggenheim fellowship. Mrs
Roos received a doctor OF philosophy
degree in psychology from George
Washington University in February.
Gay COS" Party at
Woman's Country Club Tonight.
The National Woman's Country Club
will be decorated in keeping with the
costumes of the guests at the gay
COS ball, this evening. The 1896
period will be the atmosphere of the
gala fete, and those Who will be in the
interesting company at the ball will in.
clude Miss Helen Robbins, Miss Mary
Gibson, Miss Betty Shouse, the Misses
Perrin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McVay
Miss Jeane Peoples, Mrs Edward Burl-
ing, jr.; Miss Charlotte Mayo, Mr.. John
Reyburn, Mr.. William Briggs, Miss
Marion Worthington, Mr.. and Mrs
Blaise de Sibour, Mr.. Jean de Siboul
and Mr.. Corcoran Thorn, jr Reserva-
tions for the ball may be made at the
club.
Mrs. Mary K. Macarty gave a small
yesterday for her niece, Miss Barbara
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