Evening star., 1934-02-28

ton and tea given for the First Lady
by the American Jewish Congress.
MIR. and Mrs. Garner Included
In Anniversary Fete Sunday.
The Vice President and Mrs. John
Nance Garner will be In the company
at the dinner the members of the cab
met will give in honor Of President
Roosevelt Sunday night The dinner
will mark the anniversary of the Pres
ident's first year in ONCE.
Mrs. Garner was a luncheon guest
today of Mrs. Davis, wife Of Mr.. EW1n
L. Davis of the Federal Trade Com
mission.
The Ambassador Of Turkey, Mr..
Ahrnet Muhtar, was among those at
the tea given yesterday by the former
charge d'affaires Of Persia and Nine.
Ali Kun Khan-Nabil in their home
on Massachusetts, avenue. Others In
the company included Nine. Djalal,
wife of the Minister of Persia. who
was an attractive figure in smartly
tailored black suit with a collar OF
Persian lamb and a close e-f1tting black
hat which accentuated her blond
hair, and the charge d'affaires OF
Lithuania, Dr. Bagdonas.
Nine. Khan -Nabil, who wore gown
of black lace trimmed about the neck
with Bruges lace, was assisted by Mrs.
James Ogston, daughter OF former
United States Minister to Persia. the
late Mr.. Russell; Mrs Albert H. Put
ney, widow Of the former chief Of the
Near Eastern division of the State
Department, and Mrs. Allah Kalanter,
wife Of the nephew Of the host. Also
at the tea were Mrs. Morgen Shuster,
widow Of the former financial adviser
to Persia: Mrs. Arthur Millspaugh,
the Polish consul in Chicago, Mr..
Tytus Zbyszewski: Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings, Mrs. Chauncey Hackett, the
chancellor of the American University
and Mrs. Joseph M. M. Clark, Mrs.
Daniel Mccormick, DR.. and Mrs.
Stanwood Cobb, Mrs. Allan Mcdaniel
and Mr.. Charles Mason Remey.
The Ambassador Of Germany, Herr
Hans Luther, Will 60 to New York to-
day with his daughters, Fraulein Cert
rud Luther and young Marie Luther,
who will sail tomorrow for their home
In Germany.
The Ambassador of Japan and Nine.
saito will entertain at dinner this eve
ming In the embassy in honor OF his
grace, Prince Iyesato Tokugawa. who
arrived in Washington early this aft
ernoon.
Senator and Mrs. Marcus A. Cool
idge will be hosts at dinner this eve
ming at the Shoreham Hotel.
Senator Burton X. Wheeler was host
at dinner last evening entertaining in
honor Of the newly appointed United
States Minister to the Irish Free State,
Mr.. william Wallace Mcdowell, who Is
in Washington for short stay before
sailing for his new post. Others In
the company we're the Secretary Of
State. Mr.. Cordell Hull: the Minister
of Czechoslovakia, Mr.. Veverka; SEN
ator Joseph T. Robinson, majority
leader Of the Senate; Senator David I.
Walsh. Senator Robert F. Wagner. Sir
Charles Ross. Mr.. Joseph T. Tumulty
and Mr.. George Bowie Chapman.
Representative Raymond j. Cannon
Of Wisconsin entertained party last
evening at the Russian Troika, hav-
ing among his guests Mrs. Berg, wife
OF the late Representative Victor
Berg; Mr.. Dallett Wilson and Mr.
Leonard Bloch.
Mrs Moran. wife Of Representative
Edward c. Moran. jr., Of Maine, will
entertain at tea this afternoon from
1 to 6 o'clock at the Highlands In
honor Of her house guest, Mrs. Ernest
Town Of Berlin, N. H., and Portland,
Me. The other guests will be Mrs.
John @. Utterback. Mrs. Edward R.
Burke, Mrs. John Young Brown, Mrs.
Terry Carpenter, Mrs. Richard r..
Duncan. Mrs. Will Rogers, Mrs. E. W.
Marlsnd, Mrs. Philip A. Goodwin. Mrs
hoff, Mrs william B. Umstead and
Mrs. Clarence Lee Miller.
The United States consul at Brad
ford, England, and Mrs. Clement s..
Edwards are at the Martinique. ac-
companied by Miss Mercedes Giner Of
London, for q visit, having arrived
In New York aboard the 8. 8. Wash
ington February 8.
The deputy administrator Of the
N. r. A. and Mrs. George Carlson
will be hosts to a small company at
dinner at the Shoreham this evening.
Admiral c. H. Lowndes. q. s. NJ,
has closed his apartment at the Fair
fax and gone to Coconut Grove, Fla,
to spend . month.
Lieut.. Col. Robert 3. Thomas,
o. S. A., and Mrs. Thomas have come
to Washington from Mobile, Ala., to
spend several weeks. and are at the
Martinique.
Maj. and Mrs. Carl W. Markham,
who arrived in Washington recently
from New York, where the former was
stationed, were among those at the
Russian Troika last evening. Maj.
Markham has been assigned to duty
In Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Young of Boston,
Mass, are at the Carlton for q short
stay. Mr.. Young is governor of the
Federal Reserve Bank Of Boston.
Miss Florence Crowley Of Madison,
wis. Is spending a week or two at
the Mayflower with her brother, Mr..
Leo T. Crowley. recently appointed
chairman of the Federal Deposit In
surance Corporation. Her sister, Miss
Regina Crowley, will act as her
brothers hostess after her arrival here
the middle Of March.
Women's Army and Navy
League Benefit Tomorrow.
The Women's Army and Navy
League has arranged . card party to
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