Evening star., 1933-02-03
SOCIETY

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TAohA SoCOBoO 1dkC.)
will receive tomorrow afternoon from
4 to O'Clock for the last time this
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker have given
a series of informal at-homes through
the early season. which they will dis
continue after tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden Fahnestock,
son and daughter-in-law CT Mrs Glib
son Fahnestock of Washington, will be
among the passengers aboard the Aqui-
tania sailing today fer Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Ricnard Porter David
son, who are spending the Winter in
Pinehurst, N. c., were among the guests
at dinner lat evening of Mr.. Ernest
Kohler of Gen Cove, Lcng Island, who
is spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Vail
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oliver La Gorge,
who are at Miami Beach. were among
those at the opening of the Pan Amer
ican tennis tournament yesterday at the
Flamingo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxim Karolik, who
are remaining through the Winter in
their Newport home, were hosts to
company last evening, when Mr.. Karo-
Ik gave program of songs.
Miss Julia Matthewson, dcbutante in
washington this season, was entertained
at dinner last evening by Mrs. Hugh
MatthewsOn of New York at the Bath
Club at Miami Beach. The guests num-
bered so and remained for dancing after
the dinner
Mrs. Jacob Baur of Chicago, who has
been at the Mayf1ower, left yesterday
afternoon by motor for Palm Beach,
Fla. She vii! return to Washington the
first of March.
Representative Owen Guest Speaker
At Pan-Hellenic Luncheon.
The guests at the speakers table for
the Pan-Hellenic luncheon tomorrow at
the Mayf1ower will be the presidents Of
the local alumnae clubs and fraternity
women who have achieved distinc-
tion. Among this group are Repre-
sentive Ruth Bryan Owen, Mrs. William
j. Cooper, president of the American
Association of University Women; Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley president of the Fed
Grated Clubs Mrs. Genevieve Forbes
Herrick. correspondent; Dean Mary
Dean Marie Mount of University of
Maryland, Mrs F. H. Matson, grand
president, and Mrs. A. K. Anderson.
grand secretary of Alpha Omicron Pi:
Mrs. Edward Dench. grand president
of Alpha Xi Delta; Mrs Percival Hail.
jr. editor OF the Angelus of Kappa
Delta: Miss Mary Katherine Lutz, edi-
tor of the Arrow OF Pi Beta Phi Miss
Mary Agnes Brown. grand secretary of
Sigma Kappa. and Mrs. Frederic B.
Butler. Tri Delta secretary to Mrs.
Hoover.
Representative Owen will be the guest
speaker and has chosen for her subject
"Citizenship.'
Mrs. William M. Conrad has been
appointed by Mrs. John Allan Dough-
erty, chairman of the inaugural ball
March 4, to have charge of the sale at
the Shoreham Hotel. where Mrs. Con-
rad makes her home. of the tickets for
the ball Mrs. Conrad. who formerly
was Mrs. Frank w. Bacon of Omaha
And washington, assisted Mrs. Dough-
erty for the inaugural ball in 1929
when she had charge of the sale of
tickets at the Mayhower.
Mrs Conchita Rebas Macmillan and
Mr.. Eduardo j. Chibas, both of Havana
and Washington, were married at noon
yesterday at the Mayf1ower by Judge
Robert E. Mattingly. Mr. and Mrs. F.
Regis Noel were their only attendants
A wedding reception at the hotel for
members of the immediate families fol-
lowed the wedding ceremony After
a trip to New York Mr.. and Mrs Chibas
will be at home at 1928 Cathedral ave-
nue. until they leave for Cuba
Mr.. Chibas, who is a graduate of
Cornell Engineering School. is presi-
dent of both the Rotary Club and En-
gineers Club of Cuba and is vice presi-
dent of the Cuban-American Friendly
Council in addition to many other af1-
HationS in Havana
The Rev. John j. McGrath, S. J.,