Evening star., 1935-01-25

| MadrillOn dinner dance THIS evening
in compliment to their house guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hrostoski of
Garden City, Long Island, who will
continue their visit at the Elligood
home for about a week and will be
entertained extensively by their WASH
ington friends.
Mr.. Grain, Career Man
In Diplomacy, Visits States.
The third secretary of the American
Legation and consul officer at Man
aqua, Nicaragua, Mr.. Earl Thomas
Grain, will join his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph w. Grain, in their home,
in Overlee Knolls, Va, the early part
of the week, for visit after an alb
Sence of more than three years in the
Central American republic.
Mr.. Grain left Managua on January
6, going by plane to Panama, where
he took the boat for Havana, and for
the past two weeks he has been visit
ing friends in Havana. He will ar
rive in New York City aboard the
steamship Santa Rosa on Tuesday
morning, coming direct to his Vir-
ginia home that evening.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles H. Sheriff.
F. have arrived in Washington from
their home in New York City and are
at the Carlton.
Mrs. Francis S. Nash and Miss
Carolyn Nash entertained friends at
dinner at the Carlton Hotel last eve
ming as a farewell before leaving for
New York. They will sail on January
80 on the Aquitania to join Capt.
Francis S. Nash in Monte Carlo.
Miss Mazda Foreman entertained
a large party last evening at the
Madrillon dinner dance.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Neale johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Stanley,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Holmes, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Sterling, Miss Helen M
Shannon, Miss Eta Heflin, Mr.. Louis
A. Godfrey of Waycross. Ga; Mr..
William Eastwood, Mr. John j. Doyle
and Mr.. George Schafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edmund Cam
mack, jr., entertained at dinner in
the ball room at the Shorehan last
evening in honor of Mrs. Cammack's
sister, Mrs William F. A. Hermann
and Mr. Hermann Of New York, who
are visiting them at their home
Cloverdale, at $500 Tilden street. The
guests included also Mr. and Mrs. L
Gardner Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Nader, Miss Helen Newman and Mr.
Arthur Harnett.
Miss Alice Elizabeth Priddy, sec.
retary to Senator Guffey of Penn
sylvania, will make her home at the
Martinique while in Washington.
Mrs. Frederick A. Johnston is en-
tertaining a company of Is friends
at a supper bridge tonight at hel
home, on Maple avenue. Takoma Park
Md, when Mrs. John r. Magness anc
Mrs. William j. Maddox of Bethesda
Md, will be the guests of honor.
Mrs. Frank Payne, who Is making
her home at the Wardman Parl
Hotel entertained a party of IL a.
luncheon there yesterday in the CO.
lonial room, followed by bridge in th'
solarium Of the hotel. Mrs. Payne
came to washington last month iron
her home, in Centerville, Iowa, II
spend the Winter season.
Mrs. George E. Hill of New Yorl
is at the Grafton Hotel for visit.
The Mills college Alumnae Associa
ton will entertain at luncheon II
honor of the president of the college
DR.. Aurelia Henry Reinhardt, tomor
row at l o'clock at the Iron Gate Inn
DR.. Reinhardt, who has been on al
extended trip from the college in Oak
land, Calf, is in Washington fol
the Conference on the Cause ant
Cure of War.
The luncheon marks the first offcia
meeting of the Mills group. Mrs. Perc.
Russell, jr., chairman of the Alumna'
Student Recommendation Committee