Evening star., 1934-10-26

Bash, quartermaster general, u. 8. A.,
and Ralph Norton. secretary TO the
District Commissioners.
Heading the list Of boxholders Is
the italian Ambassador, Signor Au-
gusto Rosso, who will show his IA
nous jumper, Mussolini. Signor Rosso
has taken three boxes and will en-
tertain q group from the various dip
lomatic missions In the Capital.
Other box holders are Mrs. Tillman
Hendricks, Mrs. Charles Thomas, Mrs.
e. J. Dawley, Mrs. John Graf, Mrs.
z. r. Goodman, Milton King, Paul
Reyes. George Harris, Mrs. Wallace
Chiswell, Charles Denny, Alvey
Reeves, Beverly j. Smith, John Shu-
makers, r. w. Mackenzie, John Let's,
DR.. D. e. Buckingham, A. @. Slater,
r. B. Cummings, DR.. Fred Sanderson,
Harry Semnes and ]. J. Cotter.
The success of the hound show, one
Of the interesting events on the pro-
gram Is assured by the promise that
D. c. Sands Of Middleburg, Va. will
show his famous pack, regarded as
the fastest, best trained and most
perfectly matched in the country.
A barbecue luncheon will be cooked
in the open for guests planning to
spend the entire day at the show.
Proceeds are to be divided between
District and Maryland charities.
Mr.. Fred T. Wilson will be the guest
of the former Governor of Virginia.
Mr.. John Garland Pollard, at lunch
today. Mr.. Pollard is writing the in
PRODUCTION to Mr.. Wilson's book, Our
Constitution and Its Makers"
Mrs. Campbell Prichett will leave
Washington around November for
California, where she is planning to
remain about two months. She will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Avery
Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fox announce
the birth Of a son, Thomas Craig
Wednesday, at the Montgomery Coun-
ty General Hospital. Mr.. Fox is now
at his consular post in Havana, Cuba,
where Mrs. Fox and the infant and
their daughter Shirley Jean will Join
him in December.
Mrs. Fox was formerly Miss Eliza
beth cambridge Bowman of Mont
gomery County and is a graduate of
the Central High School and George
washington University.
Miss Grace Beaman and Miss Char
lotte Beaman were hostesses at linen
and lingerie shower Tuesday night in
compliment to Miss Mary Cline of
Fails Church, Va, whose marriage to
Mr.. Kent Hamaker of Clarendon, Va,
will take place Saturday, at O'Clock,
at the Falla Church PRESBYTERIAN
Church. The gifts were attractively
arranged under an archway, which
was decorated with a large wedding
bell and multi-colored balloons which
were numbered. The bride-elect shot
at the balloons with a miniature bow
and arrow and after each successful
aim opened the gift which bore the
corresponding number. Refreshments
were served, the Ice cream represents
ing wedding cake. The guests includ-
ed Mrs. Henry Ryer, ST., and Mrs.
Bessie Beaman, grandmother and
mother Of the hostesses; Mrs. Harry
Grant, Miss Leslie Hunt, Miss Geral-
dine Odom, Miss Marian and Miss
Caroline Coward, Miss Bernice Norris
OF Washington; Mrs. Howard Sharpe.
Mrs. Elwood Dean. Mrs. John Demar-
est, Mrs. Felix Moore, Mrs. Frances
King, Mrs. William Crissman, Miss
Martha Cline, Miss Margery Jones,
Miss Katharine Moran, Miss Frances
Butterworth. Miss Betty Cline. Miss
Eunice Nourse, Miss Catherine Flaqg,
Miss Sarah Pope, Miss Jane Cline,
Miss Mary Mcleod, Miss Ann Cline,
Mrs. Walter Phillips, Miss Sarah Hin
man, Miss Martha sigler and Mrs.
Sheldon s. Cline of Falls Church and
vicinity.
The Mount Vernon Seminary has
issued invitations for a sacred con-
cert to be given by the Lafayette Col
lege Choir October 28 at 8 o'clock In
the evening in the Elizabeth Somers
Chapel.
A wedding Of interest to Washing
ton took place yesterday afternoon
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