Evening star., 1935-06-11
EVENTSNUMEROUS
FOR SHRINE LADIES
Many Individual Parties
Supplement Official
{ Festivities.

The social functions for the ladies
Of the Imperial Divan and the wives
of the representatives of the Imperial
Council of the Shrine will claim much
of the spotlight during the week. In
addition to the festivities arranged by
the Entertainment Committee of the
convention, headed by Mr.. John @.
Koons, there will be numerous indi-
yidual parties for the visiting women
The Official program of entertain
fnents for the ladies opened today
Eith brilliant luncheon at the Con-
gressional Country Club for the wives
Of the officials and will close Thursday
with garden party on the south lawn
Of the White House, with Mrs Roose-
telt hostess to the ladies Of the I'M
perial Divan and the wives of the
other officials of the Shrine.
Fashion Show Held.
The more than 500 guests at the
luncheon we're seated at small tables
gay with cut flowers and a handsome
hand-painted place card showing des-
ert scenes was at each place. During
the luncheon an orchestra played and
Immediately following there was q
fashion show staged by Jelleff's.
At one Of the tables was Mrs. Dana
s. Williams, wife of the imperial po-
tentate; Mrs. Robert S. Smith, wife
Of the potentate of the District Shrine,
and Mrs. Leonard P. Steuart, wife of
the imperial potentate~elect. Mr..
Granville Guide, chairman of the Ban
he
tion for the ladies, assisted by Mrs.
Smith, wife of the District potentate.
The other official parties, especially
Tor the women, will be luncheon to-
morrow at the Shoreham and a
luncheon the following day at the
Washington Hotel
$50 Assist as Hostesses.
Assisting the Entertainment Com
nnittee as hostesses are $50 wives Of
local Shriners, each one assigned to
wives of representatives Of visiting
temples, The group includes Mrs. Ed
ward D. Anderson, Mrs. Stuart M. An
gelo, Mrs. c. Rogers Arundel, Mrs.
Ray Babcock, Mrs. William w. Badg-
ley, Mrs. Chester Arthur Baker, Mrs
Crmsby Mehon Ballauf, Mrs. Edward
g. Baltz, Mrs. H. Clifford Bangs, Mrs.
Ralph P. Bernard, Mrs. Frances Bas-
eett, Mrs Samuel H. Bates, Mrs Sam
Tel c. Beers, Mrs. Gale Bennett, Mrs.
Frank A. Birgfield, Mrs. Paul Ray
morld BoeSch, Mrs Reuben A. Bogley,
Mrs. Gordon W. Bonnette, Mrs. John
Oliver Bowen, Mrs. S. Russell Bowen,
Mrs. Jack Bowie, Mrs. Edward S.
Brashears, Mrs. Ray Brengle, Mrs.
Dwight Lyman BromwelI, Mrs. j.
Lester Brooks, Mrs. Santley William
Bell, Mrs. Johnston B. Campbell, Mrs.
Edmund Otto Carl, Mrs. Louis Chris
tian Carl, Mrs. A. C. Case, Mrs.
Charles Chester Caywood, Mrs. How
ard F. Clark, Mrs. Arthur E. Cook,
Mira. James Allen Councillor, Mrs.
George Fenton Cramer, Mrs. Paul
Cromelin, Mrs. Ara M. Daniels, Mrs.
Arthur H Deibert, Mrs. william Ira
penning, Mrs. Richard Smith Doyle,
Mrs Edwin c. Dutton, Mrs. John C.
EHerbrock, Mrs. Otto Englemann, mrs.
Ronald r. Ernst, Mrs. L Whiting
Estes, Mrs. John G. Evans, Mrs. SAM
uel T. Farmer, Mrs Ross Farrar, Mrs.
Howard p. Foley, Mrs. Robert Fowler,
Mrs. Amos A. Fries Mrs. Lloyd r.
Gaines, Mrs. z. Richard Gasch, Mrs.
Frank E. Ghiselh, Mrs. James Thomas
Gibbs, Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith,
Mrs. Edwin G. Graham, Mrs. Warren
W. Grimes, Mrs. Ernest Frederick
Guide, Mrs. Granville GUIDE, Mrs. VII
liam F. Guide, Mrs Augustus Gum
pert. Mrs. Ernest Carlyn Guy, Mrs.
Gilbert Hahn, Mrs. Alvin william
Hall, Mrs. Frederick L. Hailer, Mrs.
Harry Gabriel Hamlet, Mrs. Frank
Hines, Mrs. James C. Hoyle, Mrs. Lyle
Emory Hutchinson, Mrs. Martin w.
Hysong, Mrs. George Maynard Jack
sen, Mrs. Henry w. Jaeger, Mrs. Karl
FARRELL, Mrs. Thomas E. FARRELL, Mrs.
Evan Jones, Mrs. Howard T. Jones,
Mrs. Frank E. johnson, Mrs. Howard
Francis Kane, Mrs. C. Pearl Keck,
Mrs, j. Claude KEEPER, Mrs. j. Frank
Kelly, Mrs. John c. Koons, Miss Edith
sKoons, Mrs. A. F. Kreglow, Mrs Noble
ID. Larner, Mrs. Ernest Cromwell, Mrs
-. Russell Leech, Mrs. Fenton F.
4eith, Mrs. I. M. Lowenthal, Mrs.
~. Z. Lewis, Mrs. Emil Loehl, Mrs.
Charles Long, Mrs. Frank Shellen-
berger Long, Mrs. James T. McClen-
sahan, Mrs. John Elmer Mcclure, Mrs.
Ralph Howard MCCARTHY, Mrs George
B. McGinty, Mrs. Ross McIntire, Mrs.
~. H Macomber, Mrs. Guy Mason,
Mrs. Macleod Maurice, Mrs. Joseph
Fl. Milans, Mrs. Allison N. Miller, Mrs.
Charles Miller, Mrs. William c. Miller,
Mrs. william Montgomery, Mrs. VIII
liam N. Mooney, Mrs. Edgar Morris,
Mrs. Arthur Neuman, Mrs. Timothy
Shaw Newkirk, Mrs. William j. B.
Orr, Mrs. John c. Palmer, Mrs. Alvah
Worreu Patterson, Mrs. James c.
Petty, Mrs. J. Harry Phillips, Mrs.
Mary w. Poppe, Mrs. Allen H. Potts,
Mrs. Sam j. Prescott, Miss Edith
Pyles, Mrs. J. Raymond Pyles, Mrs.
William Quinter Mrs. William F.
Radcliff, Mrs. William r. Raymond,
Mrs. Robert E. Rogar, Mrs. Edgar c.
Rice, Mrs. William Ristig, Mrs. Carl
L. Ristine, Mrs. Charles F. Roberts,
Mrs. Roy Lyman Sexton, Mrs. Charles
d. Shackelford, Mrs. Herbert Schuyler
Shepard, Mrs. Earl Shinn, Mrs. John
Queen Slye, Mrs. Alan Bronson
Smith, Mrs. Robert P. Smith, Mrs.
Horace G. Smithy, Mrs. James A.
Soper, Mrs. william W. Spaid, Mrs.
r. Lee Spire, Mrs. Henry Stein, Mrs.
L. p. Steuart, Mrs. William H.
Stockett, jr.; Mrs. Milton Strasbuger,
Mrs. George F. Stringer, Mrs. John
Conrad Schutrumpf, Mrs. JohA, j.
Tancill, jr.; Mrs. Maurice Thatcher,
Mrs. Needham c. Turnage, Mrs. Law
renee F. Walker, Mrs Wilmer j.
Waller, Mrs. George H. Ward, Mrs.
Fred Andres Waters, Miss Ida We'll,
Mrs Clarence Jay West, Mrs. Roger
j. Whiteford, Mrs. Stanley d. Willis,
Mrs. Allan S1ctt Wolfe, Mrs. James