Evening star., 1935-01-02
SOCIETY
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room never welcomed more perfect
chiyalry than was found among the
jewellers of this New Year eve. The
dancing was marked by beauty ana
by dignity. Introduced as a substi-
tute for the usual Paul Jones were
german figures, which were prettlly
outlined by the gallant escorts ana
their partners.
The need Of such an entertainment
at the Congressional Club for younger
members during the holidays was en-
phasized by the large representation
of some Of the most prominent fam
lilies in official life.
Among the hosts and guests Of the
evening were: The first vice president,
Mrs. James Buchanan Of Texas; Mrs.
John Rankin of Mississippi, entertain
ing in honor of her nephew; Mr.. Rob-
ert Retus, student at George Wash
ington University Mrs. John Coch-
ran Of Michigan; Mrs. Joseph Herbert,
chairman of the associate members
Of the club, entertaining in honor Of
her son, Mr.. Joseph Gronna, among
whose guests was Miss Mary Senate
Howse, daughter Of the First Assistant
Postmaster General; Miss jamie Nc
Swain, daughter of Representative and
Mrs. McSwain Of South Carolina: the
sons of Senator Pope of Idaho; former
Representative Underhill of Massa-
chusetts; Mr.. Allard Gasque. son of
Representative and Mrs. Allard
Gasque of South Carolina; Mrs.
John Baer: Miss Caroline Ihrie
Pou Walden; Miss Lucille Sheppard,
daughter Of Senator and Mrs. Shep-
pard of Texas; Mrs. Amy G.. CoWan,
Miss Alice Marie Cowan Miss Mussel-
white of Michigan, daughter of former
Representative Musselwhite; Miss Ann
Blanton and her two brothers. and
Miss Kitty Calver, daughter Of the
. physician to Congress.
/ Mr.. Seth Pope. junior at De Pauw
, University, has been visiting his par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. Merritt Pope Of
Falls Church, Va.
/ Capt. James T. Campbell, U. S. A.,
of Fort Monroe, Va. has come to
Washington and is at the Martinique
with his family for brief visit.
( Season subscribers for the five-star
series CT recitals by world-famous
artists, which will open Sunday night
of this week, January 6, at $50
O'Clock at the National Theater, when
F. the distinguished Dutch pianist Egon
Petri, will make his Washington de-
but, include many well-known music
: 80 hA al t,,fo
ested in this Sunday night course dur
il-g January, February and March,
presented by the T. Arthur Smith
Concert Bureau.
Among those who have subscribed
for the season are Mrs. Victor E. An
derson, Miss Hannah Bonnell. Mr.
Marquis w. ChildS, Mr.. Mortimer B.
Daniels, DR.. Rita Dielman, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Russell, Mr.. E. r. Gray.
Mrs. John Rowland, Miss Edna Loni
gan and Miss Mary Richardson.
Mr.. Howard Turner of Charlottes-
vile. Va was house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Felix T. Moore over the
week end.
Col. and Mrs. Herbert Bainbridge
Hayden, Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff and
MRS. William Croghan Denny of
Washington we're guests of the Amer
lean consul, Mr.. Charles H. Heisler
and Mrs Heisler at a reception at
the American consulate, Hamilton,
Bermuda. Saturday, December 90.
An interesting house. party over
Christmas was at Cherryfelds, the
Colonial estate of Prof. and Mrs. j.
Francis Coad on st. Marys River, in
! cluded, from Washington and Balti-
: more, Miss Emma Loker, Miss Elinor
Manning Coad, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Neale Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rod
man Coad, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Dallam. Miss Katherine Shaw Dallam
( Miss Virginia Saunders, Mrs. Francis
: McNfaster, Mr.. j. j. Forbes Shaw, Mr..
! Francis McMaster and Mr.. Lloyd
Baker. ~
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Carr Of Pine
Shadows, st. Marys City, Md, are
: holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.
! West Russell, Rock Creek Church
| road.