Evening star., 1934-05-01
give that evening at the 1925 F Street

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Club.
DR.. and Nine. AL Kun Khan -Nabil
have issued cards for tea Friday
afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock in their
home at 1915 Massachusetts, avenue
in compliment to their guest, Miss
Juliet Thompson of New York.
Miss Betty Dern Among
Group Of Girls at Fete.
Miss Betsy Dern, daughter Of the
Secretary Of War and Mrs. Dern,
will be one Of the group of girls as
sisting Miss Grace McGerr at the
dart wheel booth when the Street
Fair of the Newspaper Women's Club
Of Washington opens at o'clock
this afternoon in the auditorium of
the National Press Club. Margaret
Owen, Patricia McGer, Mary Louise
Tindall and Patricia Kenny, all of
Trinity College: Miss Grace Shallen-
berger, daughter of Representative
and Mrs. Shallenberger, and Miss
Mary Connolly will also assist Miss
McGerr. The college girls will wear
colorful costumes Of bright wool
sweaters and short plaid skirts.
Assisting Mrs. Kate Scott Brooks,
president of the club and Miss Mar
garet Germond at the novelty and
what not" booth will be Mrs. Robert
Day, Mrs. Burnett. wife of Col
Charles Burnett, Mrs. Russell B.
Harrison, Mrs. Hilda Sylvaine of Lon
don and New York, Mrs. James E.
Jones, Miss Kate Ellis, Mrs. John
Allen, Mrs. Dick Kincheloe Ingley.
Mrs. Ben M. McKelway. Mrs. S. A.
Kimberly, and Mrs. Clarke Slaymaker.
Miss katherine Brooks will be. as
sisted at the doll booth by Mrs.
Joseph Platt. Mrs. William B. Wright
son, Mrs. John C. Duncan of Pelham
Manor. N. Y, Mrs. Harold N. Krogh,
Mrs. Clarke Diamond, Mrs. Ralph
Mcdowell. Mrs. Mildred Kolb Schulze,
Mrs. Smith Hempstone, Miss Gertrude
Laughlin. Mile. Marie Th;resa de
Laboulaye and Miss Carlena Sheridan.
Among those whose assistance to
Miss Margaret Hart on the General
Committee has been invaluable are
Miss Dorothy SINNERS. Miss Eliza
beth Gray, Miss Helen Gray, Miss
Genevieve McDonough. Miss Winifred
Borden, Mrs. Russell Edmonston. Mrs.
j. Clinton Tribby. Mr.. James Brian.
Mr.. George Hart, jr., DR.. Russell
Edmonston, Mr.. Joseph Broderick.
Mr.. Billy Hart, Mr.. John H. wilkins,
jr.: Mr.. Clarence Foster Bell of the
Johnny Jones Circus; Mr.. z. D.
Blackstone, Mrs. Eugene r. Woodson.
Mr. Alexander Preston. Mr.. Joseph
S. Edgerton and Mrs. Richard Grigs-
by of Kansas City.
An interesting sidelight on the fair
concerns Mr.. Will Rogers of Holly
wood. A bid of 81 has already been
received for the envelope bearing an
airmail stamp from the actors studio.
in which Mr.. Rogers regrets that he
cannot accept the invitation to be
present, was mailed.
Mr.. Phil Hayden, who has on pre-
vious occasions been helpful to the
newspaper women, will present song
and dance skit, and Mr.. Frank Hurley
has donated supply of candies and
decorative baskets. An entertain
ment number will be presented
through the courtesy Of the Fox
Theater.
A group of seven pretty girls in
frills and furbelows will offer Gig
arettes from silver trays throughout
the afternoon and evening. This
service will be in charge of Mrs.
Newton Brewer, who has received for
this purpose liberal donations from
tobacco houses.
Mrs. Jacob Jeander Loose, Mrs.
Robert Lincoln O,Brien and Mrs.
Charles Binns Tebbs have been added
to the list of those assisting at the
fortune telling booth of which Mrs.
Sallie v. H. Pickett is in charge.
Miss Mary Jacobs and Miss Winnie
Fred Jacobs will assist Miss Esther
Prayer and Miss Betty Hynes at the
cocktail booth this afternoon and this
evening Miss Jean Harmon, Miss Mary
Murray Hume, Miss Jean Peoples and
Miss Libby Ullman will assist. Mr.
Abner Drury has donated the beer
for this booth which will have gay