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Evening star., 1936-11-13
Record of Social Activities Capital and Its Environs
By the Way
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Quite naturally Clarence Hewes full OF plans for entertaining the
days one of the incest times Of the
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their residence and this afternoon the Walter
entertaining friends
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The Attorney General
Returns to Washington
From New York Visit
German Ambassador Host at Several Parties
in Embassy-SpanishA Ambassador and
and Sonora de Los Rios HonOred.

E Attorney General Mr. Homer S. Cummings has returned
spending the North
Mrs Cummings will him in few They
New election day. having there from Greenwich
Conn, where they spent a short time
the embassy Yesterday afternoon the Ambas
sador cocktail party members of the German
delegation of Broadcastng Union He also
tertained dinner last evening
The Spanish Ambassador Rios and their
the in whose honor
Howell entertained dinner last evening taking her
quests later to the performance Ballet Constitution
Hall
Mr. Nkoa Peaz secretary of the YugoSavian legation and
Nine Perazc Mayfower short while until they
duty for several secretary and Nine Perazc came
here the Minister and Nine Fotc
on Tuesday evening DR.. Ivan FRANCES.
Mr. E. Harold Cuett of Troy N Y, Representative elect
from the twenty congressional district of New York in
Washington stopping Mayhower He accompanied by
his wife their daughter, Miss Nancy Cluett.
COL A. NJ Smith, U. S. A., retired and Mrs Smith, have re-
turned to the Martinique will make their home for
Winter
Mai Otis Porter u A. Porter stopping at the
Martinique for few days.
Mai and Mrs F. A. Wankyn of Montreal, Canada who have
come to Washington Hot Springs Va at the Shoreham
for the week end daughter Miss Ann Wankyn, who is
attending with them at the hotel They
will go South again before returning home
Judge and Mrs G. Anderson of Wellesley Hills Mass are
at the weeks stay route to Florida where they
will
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Nine. CantacuZene
Hostess to Board

Nine. Cantacuzene will entertain at
luncheon Monday in New York when
her guests will be the members of the
National Board Of the Danes of the
Loyal Legion of which she is presi-
dent. Nine. Cantacuzene, with the
past president, Mrs. Mary Logan
Tucker; the recorder, Miss Lila Bell
O'Donnell, and the national treas
urer. Miss Helen Downey, will leave
tomorrow for New York to attend the
meeting Of the national board which
will be held Monday morning in
the Womens Republican Club. The
luncheon will follow the meeting and
in the evening there will be banquet
given at the Waldorf Astoria by the
New York Commandery Of the Mill
tary Order Of the Loyal Legion.
The meeting Monday morning will
inaugurate the work Of the societies
in the various States on a national
scale Of patriotic historic education
and civic cooperation.
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Benefit Last Night
Cav and Festive

An atmosphere of gayety prevailed
at the ball held last evening for the
benefit of the Guild of Grace Episcopal
Church at the Sulgrave Club. The
very large number of guests were re-
ceived by the Rev. Meade Bolton Mac
Bryde, who was assisted by his niece,
Mrs. Susan Guignard Sparks, who
came from Columbia. S. c., for the
dance. Mrs. Sparks was dressed in a
pale yellow gown and she carried a
bouquet of talisman roses.
At midnight floor show was given
by group of the Marion Chace
dancers, which was followed by a
cotillion led by Mr.. Humphrey Daniel.
The club was riot Of color with the
balloons which were distributed dur
ing the evening and everywhere there
was a feeling Of great festiveness.
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Suburban
Residents S
In the News
Invitations Are Issued
to HamiltOn-Miller
Wedding.

r INVITATIONS have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hamilton,
Clarendon, Va, for the marriage
Il Of their daughter Dorothy to Mr..
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Lecture Tomorrow
Sponsored by Church

Mrs. James Shera Montgomery will
present a travelogue, "A Summer in
Northern Europe" at the Metropolitan
Memorial M. E. Church, Nebraska
and New Mexico avenues, tomorrow
evening at o'clock.
The moving pictures were taken by
Mrs. Montgomery in both color and
black and white During their three
months of travel, DR.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery attended the World Sunday
School Convention in Oslo, Norway,
which took place in July.
Tickets will be available at the
church at Is cents each. This trav-
elogue is sponsored by members Of
Circle No. of the Metropolitan
Memorial M. E. Church.
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INVITATIONS have been issued BY
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hamilton
Clarendon, Va, for the marriage
Il of their daughter Dorothy to Mr.
Wayne Miller, son of Mrs. J. E. Miller
of Country Club Hills, Va, Saturday
November 81, in the Clarendon Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, the
pastor, the Rev. George Oliver, Off
stating at o'clock in the afternoon.
Miss Hamilton will have as hel
only attendant her sister, Miss Mar
cha Louise Hamilton, and Mr.. Searcy
Miller of Hampton, Va, will be best
man for his brother. Miss Ruth Myr-
tle Porter will play the wedding music
and Mrs w. H. Roberts will sing pre-
eeding the ceremony.
Thursday afternoon, November l9
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton will be hosts
at a reception and tea. Last Satur-
day evening Mrs. Frances M. Mabry
entertained at bridal shower at her
home in Bon Air, Va, in compliment
to the bride ELECT.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wise Kelly OF
Fairfax, Va, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a daughter born
Tuesday, at Columbia Hospital. Wash
ington. Mrs. Kelly is the daughter
of Judge and Mrs. George C. Aukam
Of Washington.
Mr.. John Thompson of Montgomery
oY;ll AEL Dc eoandiy,u u,aaE in nr1
tario, Canada.
Mrs. j. B. Harrington, wife of Mai.
Harrington, and Mrs. Pierre Mallett,
wife of Maj. Mallett of Fort Myer,
went to Governors Island, N. Y,
Wednesday for a few days visit. Mrs.
Erkenbeck, wife of Capt. v. J. Erken-
beck. is also at Governors Island, hav-
ing gone up earlier in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henderson re-
burned to their home in Forest Glen,
Nd. last night from weeks stay
En Detroit, Mich, where they visited
sheir son, Mr.. Haselet Henderson.
Mrs. Ralph K. Tallant of Wellsboro
Pa, arrived Tuesday to spend some
dime with her sisters, Mrs. Robert D.
Graham and Mrs. Frederick Dawson
Richardson in Fairfax, Va.
/ DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Blackman, who
have been touring the Southern States,
have returned to their home In
Vienna, Va.
Mrs. Benton Bukey of Chicago, who
has been spending the Summer in
,Fienna at the Bukey farm on Park
street extended, has closed her coun-
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Residential Social News
Lord and Lady Astor Entertained at
Luncheon Yesterday.

entertain at a cocktail party tomor-
row afternoon In honor OF Miss Lucille
McGehee and Lieut.. Dabney Waters,
whose marriage will take place Mon
day, November %.
Mrs. James Lemon, sister of Miss
McGehee. Miss Vivian Reed, Miss
Clair Atkins and Miss Nancy Waters
will assist Mrs. Flournoy. Mrs. Flour
noy was formerly Miss Margaret Ann
Bastabie.
Miss Mary Stewart Pollock, daughter
Of Mrs. A. M. Pollock of l757 @
street northwest, has recently been
awarded q medal for academic excel
lence at Stuart Hall, Staunton, Va,
where she Is q student.
Mr.. and Mrs s. A. v. Howell OF
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Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Flournoy will
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Benefit Planned.

Tomorrow evening dance will be
held in the ball room of Mrs. Robert
Funkhouser's house at 5315 Colorado
avenue northwest for the benefit of
the Bazaar Fund of the Church Of
the TRANSPORTATION.
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Mrs. Drury Hostess.

Mrs. Abner Bernard Drury has
issued invitations for luncheon on FRI
day next at / o'clock at her residence
on Bancroft place in honor Of Miss
Bette Hartz, who is making her debut
this season,
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ORD AND LADY ASTOR, who
are visiting at Ferry Reach. the

- Bermuda, were honor guests at
luncheon yesterday of Mr.. Louis Now
bray at the Coral Island Club.
The former Secretary Of War and
Mrs Dwight Davis will leave tomor-
row for Mr.. Davis plantation in Flor
ida, where they will remain for several
weeks.
Mrs. william A. Becker, president
general of the D. A. R., was the guest
in whose honor Miss Luella p. Chase
entertained at luncheon at the Little
Tea House yesterday. Others in the
party were Mrs. Charles c. Haig and
Mrs. Geoffrey Kirke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Flournoy will
Evening star., 1936-09-26
The Chinese Ambassador
Entertained at Dinner
For Visiting Delegates
Representatives of Japan and Soviet Re
public Included Among Guests Senator
Caraway Back in Capital.

TIME Chinese Ambassador SaoKe Alfred Sze entertained
last evening in the embassy for the delegates now
in Washington Pan-Pacinc Convention which met In
the Yosemite Valley in August Among the guests the head
the and former minister
Of foreign Kenkch Yoshzawa the heao OF
the Chinese delegation HUI Shh the Japanese
Mr. Hros Saito Of the Japanese Embassy MT
seiiro Yoshzawa Soviet Embassy Mr. Con-
anne Oumansk Stanley Hornbeck CHIEF OF the Far
Eastern affairs State Department. former governor OF
the Philippines w. Cameron Forbes COL Charles Burnett
Mr. Vladimir Rom member OF the Soviet oelegaGon
to the conference Dr. Chung-Fu Chang and Dr.
S. eong delegates China the private secretary to Mr.
Yosizawa Mr. MatsuZak Edward Carter OF New
York secretary the Institute OF Pacific Relations MI Fex
Morley Dr. Wloughby and second secretaries OF the
Chinese Embassy Tswen-ng Tsui and Mr. PeiChh Huang
wedding of Miss Martha Whiteside daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs John Garrett Whtesde Mr. Agernon Gardiner G which
will take place Saturday. o'clock the Washington
Club. Whiteside is secretary to Senator Caraway
Mrs. Kncheloe Judge David H Kincheloe who has
been the guest of Mr. Earl Davis left this morning by
New York join Judge Kncheoe who now serving
the United Court with In New YORK
Mrs accompanied return by Mrs. Russe
Angela Chappeear who will be her guests IN
New York for week
Mrs Kncheloe to her former home in Kentucky
middle of october to remain until after me elecon
Judge Knchoe will Join Kentucky election and return
to New York with her.
COL William Bryden u A. Dryden and their daugh-
ter Miss Ellen their apartment at 1863
Wyoming spending Summer at Black Pike their
cottage in Connecticut on the Sound.
Miss Isabella daughter Col Edwin Bell. u S. A.
and Mrs Bell accompanied by Alice Whitman daughter of
and Mrs James Whitman went to Harrisburg yesterday ano
are guests Sunday OF Dr.. and Mrs Henry Douglas
Col j. J. Fulmer, U. j. Fulmer of Ithaca N "
are at the Martinique for few days.
Capt J. Kalof u S. NJ Operating Base Norfolk Var
and Mrs j. at the Martinique for short stay
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Diplomat Attends
His Secretary as
Best Man at Wedding

THE United States Ambassador TO
Japan. Mr.. Joseph c. Grew. was
best man for his secretary, Mr.. James
Graham Parsons. jr.. when he mar
ried Miss Margaret Muriel Josephine
Boulton, yesterday. The wedding took
place in st. James Cathedral in To-
ronto and was followed by a reCep-
ton in the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. Gerald darcy Boultou
The bride was given In marriage by
her brother. Mr. william d'Arcy Boul-
ton. and Miss Mary Laily of Toronto
was maid Of honor. Miss Jocelyn
Hogg of Toronto and Miss Josephine
MacDorgall Of Montreal were brides
maids.
Mr.. /. N. Phelps Stokes of WASH
ington was among the ushers. others
including Mr.. William Appleton
Aiken. Mr.. Winthrop Gilman Brown
and Mr.. BENJAMIN Brewster of New
York; Mr.. Peter Boulton Of Toronto,
brother of the bride: DR.. Hamilton
Southworth of Baltimore and Mr..
Clarence Wanton Balls of Whining
ton, Del.
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liam Willett. Miss Sydney Thompson.
Miss Ann Thompson. Miss Fsnella
Castanedo. Miss Ruth Helm and Miss
Nal Sykes.
The sailboat races yesterday after
noon attracted many and q charming
trio there was Mrs. LeFevre Luke
and her daughters Nancy Mills and
Hester Ann
Today's races. which include that
for the Presidents Cup. boasts the
largest attendance of the regatta.
officials. diplomats and many from
the service" set are entertaining box
parties.
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.ORMER ASSISTANT POST
. MASTER GENERAL w. IRV-

'ORMER ASSISTANT POST
- MASTER GENERAL w. IRV-
ING GLOVER and his daugh-
ter. Miss Frances Glover. have
closed their cottage at Gibson Island
and are at the Shoreham Hotel for
a short while before going to New
York.
DR.. Paul Schwarz. the former Ger
man Consul in New York. and Mrs.
Schwarz are at the Traymore in At
lantic City, N. j., for . brief holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Howell have
as their house guest Mrs. George j.
Williamson of New York. Mrs. Will
hanson. past president Of Kady
Brownell. Tent 36. Daughters Of
Union Veterans of Civil War. was a
delegate to the G. A. r. Convention.
Mrs. James Cresap Ord has recently
returned to her apartment on Adams
Mill road after spending six weeks.
accompanied by her grandson, Ord
Alexander. in Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
at the Grey Stone Inn, and as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph C..
Byron Of Hagerstown, Md, who has
a Summer home at Monterey. Pa.
Mrs. Carolyn Baily Hastings. for
merly of New York City, has taken
an apartment at the Shoreham and is
established there for the Winter.
Miss Elizabeth M. Hammond of Bos-
ton accompanied her to Washington
and is spending . few days with her
at the hotel.
DR. Joseph Spencer Kennard Of New
York City and Miami. Fla. will arrive
Saturday to be a guest at the home
Of his son, DR.. Ralph B. Kennard, on
Nicholson street northwest. DR.. Ralph
B. Kennard is q member of the science
faculty at Wilson Teachers College.
Mrs. H. Baxter Pickering of New
York City came by plane from New
York to pass few days at the Shore
ham.
DR.. and Mrs r. Stevens Pendexter
today will 60 to Philadelphia to at
tend the annual meeting of the Wills
Evening star., 1936-09-26
Reverend Miller
HOnOred at Dinner

The parish hall at st. Georges Epis-
copal Church in Clarendon was the
scene last evening of . dinner In
celebration of the 9Th anniversary Of
the rectorship of Rev. H. J. Miller.
The dinner was under the direction
Of Mrs. E. K. Kloman. president Of
the Ladies' Guild. Following dinner
the Rev. M. M. Perkins, rector of
Grace Episcopal Church in George
town, and the Rev. w. L. Ribble, rec
tor Of the Falls Church Episcopal
Church, spoke.
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Legislator Honored.

Representative Allen T. Treadway
was the guest in whose honor Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. G. Church entertained
at dinner last evening at Bonnybank,
their place near Great harrington.
Mass. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Heaton I. Treadway, son and
daughter-in-law Of the honor guest;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Church, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred I. Diefenderfer. Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Hull and Mrs. Fred
erick B. Robins.
Evening star., 1936-09-26
KurOdas Announce
Birth of a Son

Mr.. and Nine. Otoshiro Kuroda
are being congratulated on the birth
Of a son born September 9 at the
Garfield Hospital. The child will be
named Teruhisa.
Mr.. Kuroda is attache at the jap
anese Embassy and Nine. Kuroda is
the former Miss Meiko Yamada OF
New York City.
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net and carrying an old-fashioned
bouquet.
Mr.. Frank Mikkleson of Washington
acted as best man and the ushers
were the brides brother, Mr.. Herbert
Taylor. jr., and Mr.. Paul Hallman.
also of Idylwood. A reception fol-
lowed at the home of the bride.
The bridegroom is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. D. Bowman of Arlington,
Va.
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Enthusiasm for Pageant
Autumn Tang Fails to Mar Interest
in Boat Parade.
in Boat Parade.

Brereton, Miss Barbara Conard. Miss
Barbara Hunter. Miss Kathleen
Whaley and Miss Margaret Davis,
niece Of Commissioner Melvin C.
Ha5en.
A bevy Of attractive young women
from the younger set are serving as
ushers at the regatta Miss Dorothy
Gould Fowler, q debutante of sew
eral seasons ago. Is in this group
as are Miss Mary Katherine Bent
ley, Miss Mary Tyler Mccormack,
Miss Gladys johnson. Miss Betty
Mattingly, Miss Eleanor Mattingly,
Miss Polly Wirgman, Miss Alice
Clarke, Miss Betty Cremen, Miss Lii
Evening star., 1936-09-26
Young Republicans
Hold Dance Tonight

The Suburban Young Republican
Club Of Montgomery County, Nd.
will entertain the Young Republican
Club Of the District of Columbia with
dance tonight from 10 until /
O'Clock at the National Women's Club.
Plans for the affair have been
made by committee composed Of
Mr.. Charles Murray. Miss Regina Nc
Keever, Miss Doris Seebold. Mrs
Eileen Heady. Mrs. Murray, Mr.. Will
ton T. Allen and Mr.. Russell Lamp
son.
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Residents in the News
Mr.. w. Irving Glover and Miss Frances
Glover in Washington for Short Stay.

Alumni Hospital Society. A feature
of the annual meeting will be the un-
yelling of q bronze tablet at the hos
sicians who have served as resident
surgeons at wills Eye" Hospital. The
Washington physicians whose names
will be inscribed on this tablet
are DR.. E. Leonard Goodman, DR..
Ronald NJ. Cox and DR.. Pendexter.
From Philadelphia DR.. and Mrs. Pen
dexter will 60 to New York for the
annual meeting of the American
Academy of Opthalmology and Oto
Larengology being held at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. A most interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for the wives
accompanying their husbands to this
meeting. Returning to Washington
for visit with DR.. and Mrs. Pendex-
ter will be Mrs. Frank G. Seeley of
Mount Vernon. N. Y. and Miss Flora
B. Pendexter of Meriden, Conn.
DIR. and Mrs. Macpherson Crichton
entertained party Of 80 at a dinner
last evening In honor OF Col. c. L.
Tinker. commandant of Hamilton
Field. and Maj. Fabian Pratt of the
Army Medical Corps. who fiew from
California yesterday. Mai. Pratt was
stationed at Boiling Field, Washington,
and his many friends welcome his
visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. whitford Of
Orlando. Fla, are staying at the
Dodge for . few days.
Mrs. Arthur D. Savage and Mrs.
Ezra L. Doyal of Champaign, ILL.,,
are spending a brief time at the Dodg..
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett T. Goodel],
accompanied by their daughter. Miss
Muriel Goodell of San Mateo, Calf :,
are stopping at the Dodge while in
the Capital.
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Cup Regatta Continues Today With Many Gay Feve
NJ a ryl a n d
And Virginia.
In the News
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh
Plan Trip
Abroad.

KR. AND MRS. RANDOLPH
M LEIGH and their family Of
v Mclean, Va, are planning to
= sail from New York early in
October, to spend six months in Eu-
rope, where Mr.. Leigh will write for
newspaper syndicate. his observations
on European politics. After a short
trip through England they will settle
in France. Mrs. Leigh's daughter Miss
Freda Fraser. and young Claiborne
Leigh will enter schools on the Riviera
to perfect their French. Mr.. Randolph
Leigh, jr., has returned to the Virginia
Military Institute at Lexington.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morse Of Cleveland
author of The Emerald Budha." will
arrive today from New York, to visit
her brother-in- and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Justin Lawrie, at their home
In Sligo Park Hills, Nd.
Mrs. Morse, who for many years
lived in India, has also written several
other books about that country. One
of her most successful books is Chang"
MISS IeDetltte MtlcuUy VI mouiIv
Vernon, Ohio. is the guest of her sis
ters, Miss Idamae Melendy and Miss
Ruth Melendy in Tskoms Park.
Rev. and Mrs Harry J. Doolittle
have returned to their home in Miami
after spending few days as guests Of
Rev. and Mrs. Warren Barr. in Takon1a
Park. They were accompanied by
their son. Mr.. Lloyd Doolittle, who has
entered Washington Missionary College.
The Rev. and Mrs. Lindsay A. Sem.
mems and their sons. Douglas Cady,
Bruce and Roland, are guests of Mrs.
Semmens' foster parents, Prof. and
Mrs. Marion E. Cady, at their home in
Takoma Park.
The Rev. and Mrs. Semmens re-
turned several months ago from Burma.
where he was principal of the Meiktila
Training School in Meiktila. Burma.
during the past four years. Previously
they were in Mussoori. India, where he
was a teacher in the Vincent Hill
School about four years.
Mr.. Semmens has accepted q posi-
ton as dean of the theological depart
ment at Washington Missionary COL
lege.