Evening star., 1935-04-07
necticut avenue. which they gave to
celebrate their wedding anniversary.

celebrate Cnelr wedding anniversary.
Col. and Mrs. David Beckham en-
tertained yesterday afternoon in their
apartment at 2l01 Connecticut ave-
nut. Alternating at the tea table
and assisting Mrs. Beckham were
Mrs. Edgar T. Conley Mrs. Charles
Harvey. Mrs. Parker West. Mrs. Julius
Conrad, Mrs. Richard c. Marshall.
Mrs. Paul T. Haynes. Mrs. Charles
Kerr. Mrs. w. T. Carpenter, Mrs Rob-
ert w. Daniels, Mrs Iverson B. Sum-
Mrs. Paul Grover.
Mrs. Edward A. Kenney will be
hostess at an interesting dove dinner
In the Chinese room of the Hotel May
flower this evening. She is the wife
of Representative Edward A. Kenney
of the ninth district of New Jersey,
and is complimenting the delegates
of New Jersey who came to Wash
ington on Thursday to attend the
National Woman's Democratic Clubs
and affiliated clubs
Mrs. Kenney has asked a highly
representative group of Washington
people to meet the New Jersey dele
gates, and will receive her guests in
the Pan-American room, but the din
ner will be served in the Chinese
room.
Among those who have been asked
are Mrs. Joseph A. Byrnes, wife of
the Speaker of the House; Representa-
tive Mary Norton, Representative Vir-
ginia Jencks, Representative Isabelle
Greenway, Representative Caroline
O'Day, Nine. Azcarate, wife of the
military attache of Mexico; Nine.
Boettcher, wife Of Gen. Won Boettcher
Of the German Embassy; Mrs. Stephen
Farley, Mrs. Charles Golden, Mrs.
Frank Fuller, Mrs. Samuel Herrick,
Miss Mary Hall, Mrs Edward Eicher,
Mrs. Frank Hook, Mrs. James Fitz-
patrick. Mrs william Rogers, Mrs.
William Sutphin, Mrs. Martin Nc
Namara, Miss Marguerite Homer,
Wood Ridge; Mrs. ]. M. Keating,
president. Bergen County Women's
Democratic Club; Mrs. Everette Co.'S
ter, Tenaf1y; Mrs. L. M. Favier, Lynd-
hurst, N. j.; Mrs. D. A. McNultz,
Ridgefield Park, N. j.; Mrs. Blanch
Satin, Hackensack, N. j.; Mrs. Most
L. O'Connell, Hackensack, N. j.; Mrs.
Grace Keller, Bergenfield, N. j.; Mrs.
John Gormon, Dumont, NJ j. Mrs
Robert Murphy. Glen Rock. N. j.;
Miss j. A. Gontlon, Ridegfleld Park,
N. j.; Mrs. A. Del Mar, West Engle-
wood, N. j.; Mrs. Edna A. Rooney,
Englewood. N. j.. Mrs. K. Van Wagner,
Teaneck, N. j.; Mrs. H. G. Hofener,
Wood Ridge, N. j., and Mrs. Consuelo
Andrew Seoane of Washington.
The stately lilies of yellow and white
and the background of palms will be
used in the decorating of the rooms.
che table carrying out the same color
scheme Of yellow and white in the
Easter spirit.
Mrs. Thomas H. C. Reed enter
tained at dinner last evening in
honor of Mile. Berta de Hellebranth
and Mile. Elena de Hellebranth
She took her guests later to the Ma
tional Theater
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dryden en-
tertained at dinner in the ball room
at the Shoreham last evening for
their riece. Miss Margaret B. Hunter
of Utica, N. Y, who is visiting them
and is student of art at the
Phillips Gallery.
Mrs. Thomas j. Barnes Of Rhode
Island avenue was hostess Monday at
luncheon followed by cards, when
her guests were Mrs. Minnie Gooch,
Mrs. Jared Smith. Mrs. Nicholas
Schultz, Mrs. Wallace Reilly, Mrs. j.
A. Fealy, Mrs. George Bradley, Mrs.
Daniel Histon, Mrs. Frank r. Lewis,
Mrs. Adolph Kress, Mrs William
Knopf, Mrs. Charles Otterback, Mrs.
T. j. Baber, Mrs. j. w. Grant and
Mrs. j. j. McLane.
Mrs. w. c. sipple, jr., who arrived
In Washington short time ago from
Florida with Mr.. Sipple, entertained
Informally at luncheon Tuesday for
q small group Of friends in the Co.
lonial room of the Wardman Park
Hotel where they are maintaining an
apartment for the Spring season.
Japanese Silk Tried.