Evening star., 1934-04-04
Children's Parties Planned
For Operetta Friday.

Many delightful matinee parties are
being planned with the children
themselves as hosts and hostesses for
and Saturday afternoon at the Y. w.
c. A. Among those entertaining
groups Of their friends are the three
children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Par
sons Erwin, the children Of the second
secretary Of the German embassy and
Mrs. Johann Lohman, Hildegarde Won
Boetticher, daughter Of the military
attache Of the German embassy, and
Dorothy Danley. Little Dorothy Shorb
will entertain q group Of 10 Of her 1T
tie Wesley Heights friends. Ross
Compton will celebrate his 10th birth
day anniversary by entertaining the
IA boys In his room at Friends SUBJ
urban School. Eloise Richberg, Jo-
sephine Culbertson, Jean Wallace,
daughter of Secretary Wallace: John
Oliphant, Dickie Loos, Jack Green
way, Robert Fleming. Lewis Emme-
rich. Gage Upson. Richard Marble.
David Butcher. Richard Chambers.
Harry Claxton. Lewis Newmeyer. Rob-
ert Goss, George Graves, Curtiss jan
sky, Murray Moore and Jimmy Muir
dock are among those who will attend.
One hundred and two Girl Reserves
have been practicing for weeks on this
loveliest of operettas and are much
excited over their costumes as fairies,
dwarfs and gypsies. Tickets may still
be secured at the Y. w. C. A., Metro
politan 2l02.
Mrs. Henry I. Bowditch and her
son Vincent Of Boston, Mass, were
the house guests last week Of the
formers brother, Mr.. Philip o. Mac
queen and Mrs. Macqueen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius T. A. Doolittle,
who have been spending the Winter
at Southern Pines, N. c., are guests
at the Dodge for few days. en- route
to their home in Whitesboro, N. Y.
Lieut.. Col. william F. Pearson,
q. S. A., and Mrs. Pearson will en-
tertain at the Shoreham at dinner
Friday evening for their daughter,
Miss Sarah Wadhams Pearson. and
her fiance, Rev. Canon William Ste
phen Turner of Atlanta, Ga, whose
WC0ulls Will VIC dU CSCIlL Ol odIuI Uay
afternoon at st. Thomas Episcopal
Church.
Rev. Turner Is expected to arrive in
Washington today from Atlanta. The
dinner party will include all the mem
bers of the bridal party and relatives
who are expected to arrive from out
of-town for the wedding.
Miss Pearson, one Of the most pop
ular debutantes of the Capital, made
her debut in Atlanta a few seasons
ago.
Mrs John Ingles Palmer enter
tanned at the Club of Colonial Danes
Tuesday afternoon 'at tea" in honor
OF her house guest, Miss Anna Cul-
bertson Of Lewistown, Pa. Assisting
were Mrs. Frank Mahin, Miss Cor
nelia Morgan, Miss Bessie McKibbin.
Miss Blanche Hopes. Mrs. James
Featherston, Mrs. Charles Harris, Mrs.
Herbert Smith. Mrs. Edmund Parry
and Mrs. Frank Ross.
The League Of Republican Women
will be at home informally at the
leagues headquarters, Sixteenth street
and Scott Circle this afternoon, from
4:30 to 6 O'Clock. Mrs. Garter. wife Of
of Representative Carter OF California.
will be the hostess, assisted by q group
OF members.
Miss Jeanne Byers Clare, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Clare of New
tonville, Mass, is the guest Of her
grandfather, Mr.. c. j. James, during
Easter week. Miss Clare is a student
of Dana Hall, at Wellesley.
Miss Jane Beale, who is a student
at the State Teachers College. Fred-
ericxsburg, va, was the guest Of honor
at bridge party given by Miss Ruth
Beale, in Ballston. Va, On April 2.
The guests included Mary Mann,
Oceola Schepmoes, Fred Taylor, Lyn-
wood Sparshott, Richard Harris and
Douglas Schepmoes.
Mr. Howard L. Cromwell and Miss
UHannv Woman T.ost