Evening star., 1934-10-17

M guest Of the Secretary of the
V Treasury and Mrs. Morgen-
4 thau. jr, at the performance
Of 'Jayhawker' at the Ma
tional Theater, in which Fred Stone
is starring Last evening Mrs. Roose-
welt and Mrs Morgenthau attended
the dinner of the Hadassah held at
Wardman Park Hotel. where the an
nual conference of the Hadassah or
ganization is being held. They ar
rived about 845 o'clock and remained
for more than an hour, Mrs. Roose-
welt making a brief address, which she
opened by telling her hearers that the
President had asked her as she lett
the White House to extend his greet
ings to the Hada ssah. The First Lady
wore becoming gown of white satin
the skirt falling long and full and the
bodice having a moderately low square
decoletege in front and cut in a low
v in the back. With this she wore an
ermine cloak. Mrs Morgenthau was
in black taffeta with a wide green
sash and she wore shoulder cluster
of orchids.
Mrs Farley Attends Luncheon
For Miss Cotillo Bride-Elect.
Mrs. James A. Farley. wife OF the
Postmaster General. was among the
guests at luncheon yesterday of Mrs.
Charles Conay. who entertained in the
Central Park Casino in New York in
compliment to Miss Helen B, Cotlllo,
daughter of Justice Salvatore A. Cot1llo
of the New York Supreme Court and
Mrs Cotillo. whose marriage to Mr..
Carlos Paterno will take place Novem-
bcr % in the Paterno Castle on River
side drive.
The charge dafaires of Belgium and
Princess de Ligne returned to WASH
ington TODAY from New York, where
the princess was met yesterday by
Prince de Ligne when she arrived from
her home in Belgium. Prince and
Princess de Ligne we're in Belgium on
vacation when the Ambassador, the
late NJ Paul May. died. and Prince de
licnc returned at once to his post, the
princess remaining in Belgium through
the Summer.
The charge d'affaires of Yugoslavia,
MI Bojidar P Stoianovitch, has is
sued cards announcing a religious
service in memory of the late King
Alexander l of Yugoslavia, will be
held tomorrow morning at II o'clock
in the great sanctuary and choir OF
tho WASHINGTON Cathedral on Mount
St. Alban.
The secretary of the Hungarian le-
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been abroad on vacation, arrived In
New York yesterday and is expected
to come to Washington today or to-
morrow to resume his duties at the
legation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair have
opened their residence at 1851 Penn
sylvania avenue for the Winter. They
spcnt the Summer at Clefstone Cot
tage, Bar Harbor. Me.
Mrs John R. Williams. who has
opened her home for the Winter, has
gone to New York for short stay.
Miss Audrey Campbell who since
the death of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Colin Campbell, has made her home
with Mrs Joseph Letter, has gone to
New York and is spending short
time with Mrs Kenna Elkins, former
" of Washington. Miss Campbell,
whose mother. Nancy Letter, was a
sister of the late Mr. Letter, came
from her home in England to live
with Mrs. Letter and has spent much
time in Chicago since Mrs. Letter
closed her Washington home after the
death of her husband. Miss Campbell
will be in the Capital this Winter with
Ms. Letter. who is opening her home
on Dupont Circle for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Pavenstaedt of
New York. the latter formerly Ba-
roness Won Sternburg, widow OF the
former Ambassador of Germany to
Washington. will entertain at dinner
this evening in the new Corinthlan
room at the Hotel Pierre in New York.
Miss Margaret Wilson Guest
AT Luncheon in New York.
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson.
daughter of the late President Wood
row Wilson. was among the 40 guests
entertained at luncheon yesterday by
Mrs. Howard Carroll in her home at
Tarrytown, N Y The luncheon fol-
lowed the last of series of morning
muslcaleS arranged through October
and for which Mrs. Carroll loaned her
home Among others at the luncheon
we're Nj Henry Hadley. conductor and
composer. and Mrs. Frank A Wander
lin wife of former Assistant Secretary