Evening star., 1934-05-05

concert OF Latln American music
on the esplanade of the Pan-Amer-
lean Union Building Monday evening
May %.
Nine Thenault, wife of Col. Georges
A. Thenault, former air attache of the
French embassy, and her three small
children arrived in New York aboard
the lie de France early in the week
The children have joined their grand
mother, Mrs O. M. Spencer, in her
cottage at Cape May. N. j., and Nine
Thenault accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Pembroke Thorn, who met her
in New York. to Washington. where
she is their guest at Pembroke Park
for fortnight
Nine. Thenault will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs, Chester A. Snow, jr,,
for a week before joining her mother
Mrs. Spencer, and her children in
Cape May.
The charge d'afaires Of Nicaragua
and Sonora de DeBayle will entertain
at dinner tomorrow evening in COM
pliment to Rev. w. Coleman Nevis,
president of Georgetown University
who yesterday had the Order of Leo
pold II conferred upon him by the
Ambassador of Belgium, M. Paul May,
for his contribution to better knoWl-
edge of Belgium in the United States
and his pre-eminent position in edu-
cation.
Former United States Ambassador
to Argentina and Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss were hosts to a small company
at dinner last evening in their home
IN Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clement Dunn,
accompanied by Miss Mariana A.
Dunn, of 81 Observatory circle. Wash
lngton, are among the recent arrivals
at the Waldorf Astoria.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Clarence C.
Williams. who are at the Madison in
New York from Washington, will 20
tomorrow to their Summer home at
South Hamilton, Mass.
Rear Admiral Edward B. Fenner.
U S N and Mrs. Fenner have re-
turned to Washington from Rochester
N. Y. and will spend week at the
Martinique.
Miss Mary B. Howry and Miss
Elizabeth B. Howry were hoSteSSeS at
luncheon today for two of the newest
brides Of society, Mrs. Robert j. Bulk
ley. wife of Senator Bulkley of Ohio,
and Mrs. William Phelps Emo, both
weddings being of recent date.
In the dining room overlooking
their thrifty garden. the Misses HoWry
entertained to meet Mrs. Bulkley and
Mrs Emo. Nine Sokolowska, wife Of
the counselor of the Polish embassy;
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, Mrs. Angus
tus Siliman Blagden, Mrs. Hugo
L. Black. Mrs. Jennings Hackett Miss
Clara Roberts, Mrs. HolliSter SturgeS.
Mrs Emo. who was formerly Mrs
Alberta Averill Paz and who spent
the last Winter in New York. was the
guest Of the Misses Howry for 10 days
before her marriage to Mr.. Emo.
which took place several weeks ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Emo, who are now at
their residence on N street. Will &C
later to Judah Rock. Mr.. Eno'S Coun-
try home at Saugatuk, Conn.
Mrs. Terence F. Cunneen enter
tanned at a luncheon today at the
Congressional Country Club, having
as guests Mrs Martin j. Kennedy
Mrs. Earl B. Schwuist, Mrs. Daniel
Lynch. Mrs. Joseph A, Gavegan, Mrs
William c. Murphy, Mrs. Frank B
Barnett, Mrs. H. G. Collins, Mrs
Morris Edwards, Mrs. Arthur H Won
Thaden, Miss Adele Thode, Mrs. H
B. Lemon, Mrs Clark R. Long. Mrs
Michael Killerlane. Mrs Edward L
Bocher and Mrs. Harold NJ. Robinson
Mrs. Margaret Farley Fuller of New
York and Washington has gone to
Louisville to attend the Derby and
from there will go to Lexington for
the wedding of the niece of Col
Bradley. Miss Margaret Bailey. to Mr.
Frank Steno in Lexington Monday
Mrs. Fuller will return to Washington
the first of the week.
Mrs Arthur Henning was hostess at
4 bridge tea and shower yesterday
afternoon for Miss Frances Brooks
The guests were Miss Frances McNeill
Miss Eleanor Corby Miss Dorothy
Nicholson, Miss Nancy Lesh, Miss
Margaret Clark. Miss Dorothy Gra-
ham, Mrs. Robert Ash, Miss Helen
Sacks. Miss May Sykes, Miss JOS