The Washington times., 1936-03-04

ana a large square ruDy.
The fact that winter has been
threatening a return engagement
didn't seem to bother her in the
least; in fact. perhaps she wished
that it might last bit longer. Last
week, while in New York, she and
her daughter, Mrs. John Boettiger,
found themselves a sled and went
coasting down the steepeSt hill
that Hyde Park boasts. Mrs. Roose'
velt in retelling the fun laughingly
told of a dangerous turn or bump
or something which sent both OF
the coasters off in one direction
and their vehicle in another. In
stead of stopping then and there,
another sled was rounded up and
the fun continued.
Dinner Tonight
This evening the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt and their official
family will have dinner together
in celebration of the Administra-
tion'S third birthday. The affair,
jolly as it is bound to be, will be
held in the Chinese Room of the
Mayflower Hotel, followed by a
musicale in the grand ballroom.
One can easily imagine the inter
esting anecdotes that will be told
and the merry table talk about
shoes and ships and sealing wax,
cabbageS and New Deals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morgen-
thau, ST.. parents of the Secretary
of the Treasury, have come down
from their home in New York for
the dinner and are to be guests at
the Executive Mansion over night.
Tomorrow, among other things,
Mrs, Roosevelt is entertaining at
two teas, one at 4 o'clock and the
other at o'clock. The following
day there will be another tea
party. On Saturday, Sir Arthur
Willett is returning for a short
visit at the White House. Sunday
morning the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt, v'l1o have made a prac-
tice of going to the washington
Cathedral on the Sunday nearest
the anniversary of Inauguration
Day, will attend the services at
II O'Clock. That afternoon Mrs.
Roosevelt will leave for Grand
Rapids, Mich. From there she
will go to Toledo, then Cleveland
and Dayton before returning to
New York city. On all of these
visits she will make addresses on
ways to Peace"
Back Next Week
After this week of rushing hither
and yon she will return to Wash
ington, not to rest, but on her first
day here, Monday, March Is, to
be hostess at a musicale,
Mrs. Roosevelt was hostess in
the White House today at another
in the series of luncheons she is
giving.
The guests included Nine
Troyanovsky, wife of the Soviet
Ambassador; Nine. Ertegun, wife
of the Turkish Ambassador;
Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the Sec,
retary of State; Nine. Proch'
mix, wife of the Minister of Aus:
tria; Nine. Veverka, wife OF
the Minister OF Czechoslovakia
Sonora de Bordenave, wife of the
Minister of Paraguay: Nine. Pc
lenyi, wife of the Minister of Hun
gary; Nine. Jarnefelt, wife OF
the Minister of Finland; Nine. Ia.
deiks, wife of the Minister of Lith'
uania; Mrs. Ellison D. Smith, Mrs
Henry w. KeyeS, Mrs. Hugo l.
Black, Mrs. Frederick Steiwer, Mrs
Arthur H. Vandenberg, Mrs. Wal.
lace H. White, jr., Mrs. Elbert D.
Thomas, Mrs. Peter G.. Gerry, Mrs
Lewis E. Schwellenbach, Mrs
Bernhard M. Jacobsen, Mrs
Charles A. Plumley, Mrs. Simon M
Ham1in and Mrs. Frank E. Hook
Other Guests
Mrs. Heron Pearson, Mrs. Hugh
Peterson, jr., Mrs. Chauncey W.
Reed, Mrs. Elmer j. Ryan, Mrs,
Hubert Utterback, Sonora de
Yrujo, Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, sr.,
Mrs. Hugh Matthews, Mrs. A. w,
johnson, Mrs. M. H. Simons, Mrs
w. S. Pye, Mrs. Herman w. Schulz,
Mrs. Edward M. Shinkle, Mrs
Frank C. Burnett, Miss Evelyn
Adams, Mrs. William Norton Bull,
lard, Miss Kitty Carlisle, Miss Alice
Clarke, Mrs. w. Woodward Cook
Mrs. Palacios Costa, Mrs. Emlen
Knight Davies, Mrs. Bernard p
Fineman, Mrs. Claude C. Hopkins
Mrs. Paul Hays, Mrs. Harry A. Nc
Bride, Miss Josephine Patten, Mrs
N. Taylor Phillips, Mrs. Thomas
Riggs, Mrs. Warren Delano Rob
bins, Mrs. Harper Sibley, Mrs
Florence Jackson Stoddard, Mrs
william F. Wharton and Mrs
Casper Whitney.
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