Evening star., 1934-06-16

r. Thomas West, DR.. Ella Open
heimer. DR.. Edith Seville Coale, Dr..
Lewis C. Ecker and Or. William H.
Hough. Others In attendance will be
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Jones, Mrs. Julius
Lansburgh, Rabbi Solomon H. Metz,
Mrs. Walter S. Ufford, Mr.. and Mrs.
ken, Miss Virginia Christie. Rev. Rus
sell j. Clinchy, Miss Esther Scott,
Judge Fay l. Bentley, Mrs. Samuel G.
Blytre, Mrs Louis Gutenberg. Miss Lu-
cia Murchison, Miss Gertrude Mullen,
Herbert 8. Wood, Miss Agnes Leisy,
e. j. Henryson, Ross Garrett, Miss
| Aida c. Bowler, Mrs. w. w. Wheeler
and Ray H. Everett. the Society's ex-
ecutive secretary. with Mrs. Everett.
Included In the Committee on Ar
rangements with Mrs. Julius Lans-
burgh as chairman are Mrs. Samuel
| G. Blythe, DR.. Edith Seville Coale,
Mrs. Ray H. Everett, DR.. Russell Fields
and DR.. R. A. Vonderlehr.
Mrs. Lyster G. Bayly gave a
luncheon at the Shoreham today in
compliment to her daughter, Miss
Emily Bayly, to celebrate her sixteenth
birthday.
The guests included Miss Amelita
Alfaro. Miss Jane Ramseyer, Miss
Reba Ebelman, Miss Nancy Ansell,
Miss Frances Nettleton, Miss Kaye
Pierce, Miss Anne Prentiss, Miss
Louise Erik, Miss May Fielder. Miss
Mable Maffett, Miss Kathleen Bayly.
Miss Louise Larson, Miss Martha
Green, Miss Eleanor Simpson, Miss
Marguerite Dilcer, Miss Margaret
Swanson, Miss Susan Barbee, Miss
Constance Truesdale and Miss Ruth
Grifnth.
Mrs. william N. Doak, wife of the
late Secretary OF Labor; Mrs. Frances
! A. Harris, Mrs. Sophie Coyne Baker
and Mrs. Margaret Eacho of Airing
ton County, and Mrs. Frances Butler
of Georgetown were luncheon guests
on Wednesday OF Mrs. Matte A.
Burney, widow of Gen. Burney. at
the Lord Culpepper Hotel in Gull
pepper, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies and
family of 294l Massachusetts, avenue,
Washington. D. c., are among the
arrivals at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Mr.. Lynn Reeve of Virginia High
lands, accompanied by Mr.. Charles
Reed Smoot, grandson of Senator
by motor for Boulder Dam City, New,
for the Summer. En- route West
they will stop In Pittsburgh and
Chicago. Both young men are students
of Randolph Macon College at Front
Royal, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Calvert.
jr., have been in Southern Maryland,
where they attended the Tercentenary
celebration at st. Marys. MIR. Cal
vert, who Is q member Of the Ter
centenary Commission, having been
appointed by Gov. Ritchie, and Mrs.
Calvert were guests at the luncheon
given by the commission at st. Mary's
Academy and viewed the pageant
from the grandstand occupied by the
commission and other distinguished
guests. Mr.. Calvert is q direct de-
scendant of George Calvert, the first
Lord Baltimore, and Is president Of
the Maryland Society Of washington.
Up from Mexico comes word that
Mrs. Walter Keck of Coronado was
the hostess OF a luncheon party in
the colorful patio at Aqua Caliente.
Mexico, in honor Of Mrs. Charles
Fairfax Of Washington, when the
guests were Mrs. Ted Chandler, Mrs.
lP. C. Munay, MIS-. Frank McLain.
Mrs. Cora Millsrd, Mrs. S. s. Rey-
nolds, Mrs. H B. Sallada, Mrs. David
Crawford, Mrs. Francis Busch, Mrs.
Alfred Clark, Mrs. Ralph Hyde, Mrs.
s. C. Ring. Mrs Paul Murray and
Mrs. Rush.
Miss Mary Katherine Spinks enter
tanned 1t q bridge and miscellaneous
shower yesterday in compliment to
Miss Peggy English, whose engage
ment to Mr.. Richard Longstreet Poor
was recently announced. Pink, blue
and white flowers were used on the
table which also had candelabra with
tall white candles placed at intervals.
The guests were Miss Madeline
/ Yonkers, Miss Mildred English, Mrs.
@. A. Berry, Mrs. e. B. Yonkers Miss
Betty West, Miss Mary Lee Ferguson,
Miss Betty Crane, Miss Eleanor
johnson, Miss Nancy Lesh. Miss