Evening star., 1933-05-13

Booth, daughters Of Chief Justice and
Mrs. Fenton w. Booth, on Lamont
street, and will entertain for them at
a dinner dance at the Shoreham to-
night, and have arranged . musical
tea for them tomorrow Afternoon, being
assisted ct the latter by Mrs. Vinton
Merchant, Mrs. Edward Welliver. Mrs.
Edwin Booth and Miss Theresa Towne
During their stay In the city Mr.. and
Mrs. Conwell Will Be entertained by
Miss Margaret Ashford OF Park road
and by Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Merchant
of Irving street.
Miss Mary v. Harris, daughter Of Col
and Mrs. Floyd Harris Of Stoke. near
Aldie, and Mr.. Duval H. Tyler Of Mid
dleburg. were married Monday at
Municipal Chapel, New York. accord
ing to an announcement received here.
Mr.. Tyler is a son Of Mrs. John D.
Tyler Of Leesburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler
will make their home in Middleburg,
where the former Is engaged in busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Lessner, have
cancelled the reception following the
marriage OF their daughter. Miss Rita
Lessner, to Dr. Sigmund Newman Of
Vienna, Va, son Of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Newman Of Richmond, Va, to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock, in the
home Of the brides parents. The re-
ception has been cancelled because Of
the illness Of the brides mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude D. Cass enter
tanned at the dinner dance last eve
ming at the 'Shoreham Their guests
were Senator Lester J. Dickinson OF
Iowa and Mrs Dickinson, Justice and
Mrs. F. Dickinson Let's, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnstone Campbell and Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Porter.
The Georgetown Senior Prom Of 1898
was held last evening in the beauti-
fully decorated gold room of Wardman
Park Hotel, and the preparations made
man, and his committee. proved more
than successful for a delightful eve
ming was enjoyed by the students and
their guests as well as the members
Of the faculty who were in attendance.
The dance started at 10 O'Clock, last
ing until early morning, and q dainty
breakfast was served at small tables
before the close A few of the young
ladies who arrived early yesterday to
attend the ball and who will be here
over the week end, are Miss Ruth
Conaghan of Cleveland, Miss Mayy v.
Coakley of Cleveland Heights. Ohio:
Miss Susan GUNNER Of Dayton. Ohio,
and Miss Rita Roney Of Detroit.
The senior tea dance will be given
this afternoon at Wardman, and plans
to last nights affair have been com
pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs John Law Harris en-
tertained party Of twelve young people
at dinner at the Madrillon last eve
ming, the company remaining later for
supper dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs Geraud Van Nest Fos-
in Aiken, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Michael Natz Weller. Last eve
ming they entertained at dinner at the
Russian Troika. Mr.. and Mrs Foster
will be in town q week before going
North to open their home, Beilaire
at Lennox, Mass.
Mrs. Delos o. Kinsman Of Wesley
Heights. will give a tea in her Wesley
Heights home this afternoon for the
faculty women and the wives of faculty
members of the College of Liberal Arts
of American University. Presiding at
the tea table will be Mrs. Woods, wife
Of Dean George B. Woods Of American
Of women. Assisting In the dining room
will be Mrs. Wesley M. Gewehr, Mrs
Lowell Huester and Mrs. Raymond
Spaeth.
Mrs. Myrtle Alvord Of Washington,
and Mr.. Frank @. Butts Of Winston
Salem, NJ c., formerly Of Washington,
D. c., were married in Winston Salem,
N. c., Saturday. May 6, 1888. They
will make their home In Winston
Salem, N. c., at Francis Hotel.
The benefit card party under the
auspices Of the Rector's Aid Chapter
of st. Andrews Church, being held q
the Roosevelt Hotel at O'Clock pm.
Tuesday, has every prospect Of being
well attended. Among those having re-
served tables are Miss Harriet A. Hos
mer, Miss Elizabeth Garwood, Mrs.
Jesse Hill, Miss Louise Hoover, Mrs.
George B. King, Mrs. Harry Jackson
Landrus. Mrs. w. L. Pitcher, Mrs. VII
liam de c. Ravenel, Miss Josephine C..
Schaake, Mrs. Lee Bowen, Mrs. Arthur
B. LIE P. Mesny, Miss Elizabeth Wilson,
Mrs. Andrew J. Sanford, Mrs. Cecil A.
Beasley, Mrs. George Graham, Mrs.
william H. Hawling. Miss Grace Hem
derson, Mrs. Thomas j. Horne, Mrs.
Sprigg Poole, Mrs. James A. Councillor,
Mrs. Quincy L. Hunt, and Mrs. Elmer
Bowen. Mrs. Drury c. Ludlow has
charge Of reservations.
Mrs. Roosevelt Joins the
Woman's City Club.
Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Is