Evening star., 1934-01-02

evening in the White House.
when among their guests will
be the retiring Governor of
Virginia and Mrs. John Garland Pol
Hard Additional guests Will JOIN tne
Eonnany for a program of music, when
the artists will be Mrs. Watson, wife
,of Col. Edwin NJ Watson. aide to the
President, formerly Miss Frances Nash
of this city, well known pianist, and
Mrs. Andrew Strong White, soprano, OF
New York.
Mrs. Roosevelt was a guest at the
luncheon given by the Diocesan Clu2
THURSDAY she will attend the luncheon
at st. Thomas Church given by the
Womans Auxiliary of that parish.
FRIDAY the First Lady will speak be-
fore the United States Chamber of
Commerce.
Arriving today to be guests at the
mansion will be Judge and Mrs.
Thomas Dowd Of New York and their
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Negro
WITT, also of New York, will arrive TO-
morrow to be guests.
Mrs. George H. Dern, wife Of the Sec
6etary of War, will have receiving with
her at her first official day at home to-
morrow afternoon, Mrs. Harry H.
tWoodring, wife of the Assistant Secre-
ltary of War. Mrs. Dern and Mrs.
woodring will receive from to
O'Clock at Highwood, the residence Of
Mrs. Dern In Chevy Chase. Assisting
Sthem will be group Of Army hostesses
iall wives Of generals. including Mrs.
ham, Mrs. John L. De Witt, Mrs. Ben
liamin D. Foulois. Mrs. Guy V. Henry,
MRS. Robert U. Patterson, Mrs. George
sB. Pillsbury, Mrs. George S. Simonds.
Mrs Alfred T. Smith, Mrs. Albert E.
TRULY and Mrs. Frederick w. Coleman.
Mrs. Homer S. Cummings, wife OF the
Attorney General, will receive tomor-
row afternoon in her home, 270o Tnden
street, from 4 to o'clock. She will
ihave receiving with her Mrs. James
Crawford Biggs, wife Of the solicitor
general; Mrs. William Stanley, wife OF
,fhe assistant to the Attorney General;
,Mrs. Harold M stephens, Mrs. George
&C. Sweeney, Mrs Frank j. Wideman,
5Nfrs. Harry W. Blair and Mrs. Joseph
sB. Keenan,, wives of Assistant Attorney
Renerals, and Mrs. william Stanley,
3wife of the Assistant to the Attorney
General. Generally assisting will be
MRS. J. Bruce Kremer and alternating
Eat the tea table during the afternoon
will be Mrs. Lonergan, wife of Senator
Augustine Lonergan Of Connecticut;
Mrs. Key Pittman, Mrs. Angus D. Nc
Lean, wife of the assistant solicitor gen.
eral; Mrs. Jesse H. Jones, Mrs. Barlow
s. Weeks, house guest of the Attorney
General and Mrs Cummings; Mrs.
sEerbert Mackey Brigham, Mrs. Robert
Young, Mrs. Arthur Mullen and Mrs.
Raymond E. Hackett Of Stanford,
fConn.. wife Of Mr.. Cummings former
f1aw partner.
Mrs. James A. Farley, wife OF the
POSTMASTER General, will receive in her
department In the Mayfower from 4 to
II pm She will be assisted by Mrs.
FWnlLs Van Devanter, Mrs. w. Warren
4Barbour, Mrs. James F. ByTnes, Mrs.
sPat Harrison, Mrs. Joseph w. Byrns,
s1Irs. Harllee Branch, Mrs. Joseph G.
.fOMahoney, Mrs. William w. Howes.
sMrs. Silliman Evans, Mrs. Jesse H.
Zones, Mrs Blair Banister and Mrs.
aCharles S. Hamlin.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, wife Of the
Secretary Of the Navy, will observe her
SWednesday at home tomorrow, receiving
fin her home, 2l36 r street, from 4 to
$50 pm.
{ Mrs. Swanson will be assisted by
Mrs. Harold L. Ickes, wife Of the Sec
Sretary Of the Interior; Mrs. Henry A.
fWallace, wife Of the Secretary of Agri-
fculture; Mrs. Daniel c. Roper. wife of
8LIIc OCCIeIdIy VI SOullu6ICe,
THenry L. Roosevelt, Mrs. william D.
4Ieahy, Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs.
sWilliam Niblack, Mrs Edgar Wood,
SNfrs. Henry Q. Corbin, Mrs. Walter E.
xEdge, Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney Miss
tJosephine Patten and Miss Mary Pat
aten.
{ Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr.. wife Of
kthe new Secretary Of the Treasury; Mrs.
HHenry c. Wallace, wife of the Secretary
Esof Agriculture, and Miss Frances
4Perkins, Secretary Of Labor, will not
lat home jointly Wednesday, January 10,
|at the Sulgrave Club. They will re-
Ceive individually in their respective
homes Wednesday. January "a, and
Wednesday. February 7.
Mrs Harold Ickes. wife of the Secre-
c. Roper, wife of the Secretary OF Com
I1erCe, are not receiving tomorrow, but
will hold their official at homes January
g., Mrs. Phillips. wife of the Acting Sec
tgetary of State, will not receive to-
Lmorrow.
Ambassador of italy
eHost at Embassy Tonight.
+; The Ambassador Of Italy, signor
kAugusto Rosso, will entertain a COM
hpany at dinner this evening.
Representative and Mrs. Joseph P.
lNlonaghan will arrive In washington
Tomorrow from Butte, Mont, where
Etheir marriage took place Saturday.
Mrs. Monaghan was Miss Charlotte
McDermott, and the wedding took place
lin the Roman Catholic Church at
tButte, in the presence of only the men,
sbers of the two families, and the bride
land bridegroom started at once for
Washington.
Representative Hatton w. Sumner
has taken an apartment at the Carlton
for the session Of Congress.
Nine. Taketomi, wife of the charge
daffaires Of Japan, will be the guest OF
Mrs M. de Clare Berry and also the
guest of honor at the weekly club
luncheon Of the National Woman's
Country Club tomorrow. Mrs. Berry
also will have as her guest at the
luncheon Mrs. Arthur Macarthur.
Mrs Frank B. Noyes left Washing
ton Sunday for Palm Beach where she
will remain until April.
Mrs Ben H. Fuller, wife Of the major
general commandant of the Marine
Corps, and Mrs. Russell, wife Of the
assistant to the commandant of the
Marine Corps, Maj. Gen. John H.
Russell, were honor guests at the weekly
luncheon Of the National Womans
Country Club today.
The marriage of Miss Sallie Phillips