Evening star., 1933-02-22

A number Of out-of-town guests will
be at the table sponsored by Mrs. Vic
| toria Faber Stevenson, well-known fea-
ture writer, and a past national treas
urer Of the Pen Women. Among these
will be Mrs Mary E. Dobson of Boston,
Mass; Mrs. Ralph Jones and Mrs.
| Henry H Rice, both of Pittsaeld, Mass.
| Others at this table will be Mrs. John
H. Fowler, Mrs Jeter c. Pritchard, Mrs.
Arthur McElroy, Mrs. r. D. Rands,
Miss Alice Heaven who Is president OF
the Women's City Club; Mrs. Maude G.
! Lukens and Mrs. Marie O. Sprinkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Searles Of Indian
apolis, Ind. entertained at dinner last
evening at the Carlton, where they are
spending the Winter. The company
numbered seven.
The George Washington dinner dance
at the University Club last evening was
the third and final one to be sponsored
| by the Dance Committee OF that club
this season, and undout tedly was one Of
the most brilliant, with more than $50
members and their guests attending.
The spacious ball room had many flags
drapped around the walls, with plaques
of the bust of George Washington ar
ranged at intervals on the panels. Red
and white carnations and roses adorned
each table for the supper, with favors
In the same colors.
Mr.. w. Waverly Taylor is chairman
Of the Dance Committee and those as
assisting him on the committee include
Mr. Andrew D. Sharpe, Mrs. William s..
Hoge, Sd, and Mr. Harold A. Brooks.
Mr.. Hoge was In charge Of decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. Mitman of
Wesley Heights entertained at dinner
last evening, when their guests were
the assistant secretary Of the Smith
Wetmore and Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Graf,
the latter being associate director Of the
National Museum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte M. Lemann Of
New Orleans, La, are at the Carlton
for a few days.
Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor will speak
before the Washington group Of the So
ciety Of Woman Geographers in the
home Of Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie
Saturday, the subject of Mrs. Gros-
venor,s talk being "A Recent Flight to
Puerto Rico and Haiti"
Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams, presi-
dent Of the international organization,
viii preside.
Mrs. Joseph Edward Of Wesley Heights
entertained at supper and bridge last
evening. Among those present were
Mrs. Chester Conklin, Mrs. Harry
Davies, Mrs. Henry Delaney and Mrs.
Fred Sanderson.
District Unemployment
Fund to Benefit From Play.
Recent additions to the list Of those
who will be present at the presentations
Of "The Inaugural Bawl or Mourning
Becomes Election" at Wardman Park
Theater Friday and Saturday nights,
are DR.. and Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith,
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Yard, Mrs. Richard
Congdon, Mrs. D. Agnew Greenlees,
Mrs. Miriam Hilton, Miss Myra Hendley,
Mrs. George Merrill, Mrs Ernest Nc
Comas and Miss Jean Stier.
A group of attractive Chevy Chase
Seminary girls will act as hostesses of
the occasion, and another group of
girls, representing the undergraduates
Of the school, will serve as ushers.
Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, who Is
in charge OF this benefit for the unem-
ployment relief fund Of the Capital
City, has placed reserved seats for both
nights Of "The Inaugural Bawl" on sale
at the T. Arthur Smith Concert Bureau