Evening star., 1934-11-10

Dairy Queen" with her attendnnts-
Miss Dorothy Rynders, Mrs. Ralph
Ammon and Miss Imogens Powell, all
from Wisconsin-who came 70 present
to Mrs. Roosevelt the choicest butter
and cheese produced In Wisconsin,
were the luncheon guests Of Mr.. Ralph
Ammon yesterday at the Little Tea
House.
Mrs. M. w. Clephlane and Miss =.
Mayo of New York are at the Grafton
for Q few days.
Railroad Officials to Hear
National Symphony Tomorrow.
Onicials of the Pennsylvania and B.
d o. Railroads. headed by Mr.. Alan b
Smith, district passenger agent OF
the Pennsylvania, and Mr.. d. l.,
Moorman, general passenger agent OF
the B. a. O., will occupy boxes at
Constitution Hall tomorrow afternoon
on the occasion of the presentation
by the National Symphony Orchestra,
directed by DR.. Hans Kinder, of Pa
cific 231," by Artur Henegger, which
depicts musically q railroad locomotive
In motion.
The opening ball Of the PhilaAel-
phia social season, the debutante ball
at the Hotel Warwick, took place last
evening, sponsored by distinguished
list OF patronesses, including Mrs.
Nicholas @. Roosevelt. Mrs. Nicholas
Riddle, Mrs. A. J. Drexel Paul, Mrs.
George Horace Lorimer. Mrs. William
H. Denner, Mrs. J. Stanley Reeve,
Mrs. George w. Elkins, Baroness
Czoernig von Czoernhausen, Mrs.
Thomas s. Gates, jr; Mrs. Arthur
Robertson Ferguson and Mrs. Will
liam L. Mclean.
Many dinners were given at the
Warwick before the affair, among
those entertaining were the Marquis
de San Carlos de Pedroso of Biarritz
France, formerly Of Washington. who
Is spending the Winter at the War
wick. The marquis was an attache at
the Spanish Embassy some years ago
A group Of last years buds, gowned
in black, formed the receiving party
at the ball and this seasons debu-
tantes were asked to wear white
frocks. The decorations were black
and white balloons.
This annual Philadelphia function
was originated by Mrs. Arthur Fergus
son, niece of Mrs. j. de Bree Higgins
of Wardman Park Hotel, and is held
each Autumn for q charitable bene-
ficiary.
Mr.. Grover C. Breeden announces
the marriage of his daughter Frances
Virginia to Mr. Ernest Franklin Good
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Good of
Shenandoah. Va. The ceremony was
performed in Luray, Va, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Good will reside in
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Egan Of New
York City are at the Carlton over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Garside. ac-
companied by Mrs. Williamson OF
Toronto. Canada. are at the Dodge
for a brief stay en- route to Florida
for the Winter.
Mrs. Clifford Lewis, jr., of Phila-
delphia is In Washington with her
son, Mr., Clifford Lewis, Sd, and are
occupying q suite at the Wafdman
Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Davis are at
the Vanderbilt Hotel In New York
for Q brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Brown have
arrived in Washington from their
home in Greenwich, Conn, and are at
the Carlton.
Mrs. L. d. Schultz Of Forest Hills,
Long Island, q frequent visitor to
Washington, is ut the Wardman Park
Hotel for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. R, P. Rowland of Petersburg,
Va, is at the Dodge fer few days.
Women's Overseas Service
League Breakfast Tomorrow.
The Wemen's Overseas Service
League will hold its sixth Armistice
breakfast tomorrow in the garden
house of the Dodge Hotel, which is the
national headquarters. The program
will be broadcast over Station WJsV
at ll;45 and all members are re-
auested to be in their places by that
time. Following eoiorful nag cere-
mony. Miss Faustine Dennis, national
president Of the league. will talk on
the present and future activities OF
the organization. Miss Katherine r
Andrews. president of the local group
will preside.
Miss Helen J. Neville Is chairman
of the Breakfast Committee and reser-
vations may be made through her. AL
women who served overseas during the
period of August !, 1914. to January l,
1870, are eligible for membership in
the organization.
The week end dance OF the South
east Recreational Club will be held
tonight at $50 o'clock in Buchanan
Auditorium, at Thirteenth and d
streets southesst, with the officers Of
the club in charge of the amusement
as is the custom Of this young peoples
club. organized by Mrs. H. j. Olson
and Mrs. Allan Davis
A real old-fashioned "tafiy pull" will
be staged during the intermission, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams as the
"Taffy makers" assisted by Mr.. Will
liam Spriegal. Miss Annette Lipseombe,
Mr.. Louis Applebaum and Miss Emma
McVearry.
A cordial invitation is extended by
the hosts of the occasion to those who
may not be members of the club, but
are interested in attending the weekly
community dancs ct Buchanan Audi
torium Saturday nights during the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Beuchel Of
FOUND.
BLACK sPANIEL.- 3 miles above Rockville.
Phone Rockville 2l2. lQe