Evening star., 1934-10-13


Agriculture, is chairman Of the Sports
Committee, and will be assisted by
Mr.. Richard w. Flournoy, assistant
legal advisor in the State Department.
Maj. Charles William Freeman, attor-
ney in the National Recovery Admin
istration, Is chairman Of the Commit
tee on Decorations, and Mr.. Keith E.
Meyer, attorney, Post once Depart
ment. chairman Of the Transporta-
tion Committee. Those desiring these
facilities are requested to communicate
with Mr.. Meyer, who will have auto
mobiles to transport them to the club.
The president of the association is
Mr.. Ralph G. Cornell, attorney in the
War Department, who will preside at
the dinner, which viii be followed by
dancing. The committee arranging
for the diner includes Mr.. William
r. Valance. State Department, chair
man; Mr.. Rowland S. H. Dyer, Ma
tional Recovery Administration; Mr..
George A. Warren, Department of In
terror; Mr.. David D. Caldwell, Depart
ment OF Justice; Mr.. Wallace Streater,
General Counsel's Once, Bureau of
Internal Revenue; Mr.. Clifford G..
Beckham, General Counsel's Ofice,
Bureau Of Internal Revenue; Mr..
Charles William Freeman, National
Recovery Administration; Mr.. Harold
E. Jacobson, Reconstruction Finance
Corp; Mr.. Charles w. Flora, General
Accounting ONCE; Comdr. Harold
Dodd, Navy Department; Mr.. Edison
j. Shamhart. Treasury Department: !:
Miss Louise F. Mccarthy, Public Works
Administration; Mr.. John c.. Will.
Public Works Administration; Mr.
Thomas G. Sheraman, Department of
Agriculture; Miss Fannie Newman
Federal Communications Commission:
Mr.. Milton Lehr, General Accounting
Office; Mr.. Wills Monty, Ellyne strick-
land, Board Of Tax Appeals; Mr.. George
A. Bache, Veterans Administration:
Mr.. John c. Fischer, Veterans Ad-
mlniStration; Miss Jane Newton, Pat
ent Once; Maj. Horace T. Jones. Vet
erans' Administration; Col. william
c. Rigby, War Department, and H.
Milton Colvin, Emergency Relief Ad-
ministration.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles C. Tumbleson
have as guests at Tall Timbers, their
home in Sandy Spring, Mr.. and Mrs.
william E. Zuill and their two chill
oren. William and Jane, from Ber-
muda. Mrs Zuill has visited a num-
Der of times in Sandy Spring as Miss
Kitty Bluck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tumbleson entertained
last evening at dinner dance for their
guests at the Heigh-Ho Club, having
with them Mr.. and Mrs. A. Douglas
Farquhar. Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood
Owings and Miss Margaret Brooke of
Pittsburgh, sister of Mrs. Tumbleson.
Following the dance Mr.. Zuill left for
a short trip to New York and will re-
turn for further visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tumbleson next week.
Miss Mary J. r. Condor Of Pitts
burgh, accompanied by Miss Ethel
Grimm, Miss Freda Danzinger and
Miss Ida Reich, arrived yesterday and
are at the Wardman Park Hotel for a
brief stay.
A silver tea for the benefit of the
Missionary Society Of Kellar Memo
rial Lutheran Church will be given by
Miss Mignon Miller and Mrs. Rufus
M. Weaver in the latter's home at 1433
Iris street northwest this evening from
Z to 9 o'clock. A large number of the
men and women of the congregation
are expected to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Fiske, who
have spent so many Summers in Sandy
Spring, and since August have been
at Commonwealth Farm, have come to
Washington and taken an apartment
in Beverly Court.
Mrs. Signe Gjerdrum Bartsch will
entertain this evening with music and
a dance. Swedish punch will be served
with waf1eS. Among the guests will
be DR.. and Mrs. Spillan, the Marquesa
San Germano, Mr.. A. C. Joorfetz, Mrs.
Howell, Mr.. E. L. May, DR.. r. Stevens
Pendexter, Mrs. Howard Bishop, Mrs.
Philop Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Talbot, Miss Pauline de Bordes, Mr..
and Mrs. William C. Sullivan, Miss
Gladis Sinclair, Miss Margaret Louise
O'Brien, Mr.. Ellsworth Killip, Dr.
Harry P. Davis, Miss Mac David, Mr.
Walter Schaffner. Mr.. John Kennedy
and Mr.. Frederick c. Poisson.
Mrs. Henry Cogswell and Miss Mary
E. Fisher Of Lexington, KY, are at
Wardman Park Hotel for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Healy are
at the Shoreham from New York to
pass a few weeks before going to their
Winter home at Miami Beach, Fla.
Mrs. John Barber. jr, Of Philadel-
phia, and Miss Claire Thomas of
Merton, Pa, are spending q short va
cation in Washington and are at the
Wardman Park Hotel.