Evening star., 1937-04-11
Residential
And Official
Social Notes
Mrs. Roosevelt Is
Back at the White
House.
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of Senator Schwellenbach, is spendir
the week end in New York City.

of Senator Schwellenbach, Is spending
the week end in New York City.
Representative and Mrs Thomas J
O'Brien Of Chicago had as their guests
last week Mrs. Raymond Fernandez of
| Great Neck, Long Island, and Mrs. M
Tobias and Mrs. Kay Doubleday of
New York City.
Representative Eugene J. Keogh en-
tertained company of visitors from
New York at a dinner party last eve
ming at the Shoreham. There were 36
guests in the company, and the only
other gentleman present was Mr.. John
Snyder, who assisted Representative
Keogh in entertaining Miss Antoinette
Hart also assisted the host.
The visitors were members of the
Women's Organization of the Twenti-
| eth Assembly district in New York
Mrs. Helen A. Braun, executive CO.
leader. with Mrs. Anna Lynch, Mrs.
Anna Mast and Miss Josephine L.
Walsh made arrangements for the trip
to Washington.
Federal Trade Commissioner and
Mrs. EWin L. Davis have had as their
guests their son-in-laW and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Vernon Foster
Of West Orange. N. j., who will sail
| April 81 on the Manhattan for London,
| where they will attend the coronation.
| Mrs. Foster will be presented at the
| first court May s. She is the niece of
| the United States Ambassador at Large
Mr.. Norman H. Davis and was before
her marriage Miss Margaret Davis of
| Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Lammot
Belin have issued invitations to a
luncheon Sunday April 18, at l:30
O'Clock, at their home, Evermay, 1923
| Twenty-eighth street.
Miss Medora M. Ward Of the Home
Economics Bureau of the Agricultural
Department has as her guest her sis
| ter, Mrs. Helen Peabody of Newport,
! R. l., who will visit in Washington
with her sister and other relatives for
two weeks.
Mrs Hugh Edward Phillips of Jeni-
| fer street entertained at misCel-
laneous shower and supper party
Thursday evening in honor of her
niece, Miss Elizabeth Owens The
guests we're Mrs. Clarence Julian
Owens, Mrs. Samuel Judson Porter,
| Mrs. William D. Wrightson, Mrs.
Francis M Hoffheins. Mrs. j. Austin
Eloise Porter, Mrs. Albert E. Owens,
Mrs. Robert Kennedy. Mrs. Estelle
Patterson and Mrs. James Arthur
| Kennedy.
| Former Representative William E
| Hull of Peoria. Ill. has been spending
several days during the past week IN
Washington and is at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Stirling Putzki
and Miss Barbara Putzki have returned
from hreeweeks trip to Mexico.
Mr. Marion c. Hargrove and his sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Moore Payne, have
| left for Atlantic City.
Mrs. D. B. Frampton of Pittsburgh
will join them at the Marlborough
Blenheim.
DR.. and Mrs. William Gusts Bashore
and their son, Billy Bashore, of Edge
moor, Md, are in Pennsylvania for the
week end They will visit in Harris
! burg and Carlisle.
| Miss Joyce Vale entertained at a
( family party at dinner at the Shore
| ham last evening for her mother. Mrs.
/ Thorne Vale, on her birthday ami
! Versary.
! Mrs. Elihu Adams of East Orange.
| N. j, and her daughter. Miss Dorothy
c. Adams, are spending several days
at the Wardman Park Hotel. They
were accompanied here by Mr.. and
Mrs. Alling Parkhurst, also of East
| Orange.
Miss Ruth M. HutchiSon, who has
been in Siam for the last three years
as private secretary to the United
States Minister to Siam, Mr.. James
M. Baker, will sail Wednesday on
the Normandie for Europe. where she
will visit on the French Riviera and
| proceed to London for the coronation.
She also expects to spend some time
in Scotland and Paris before returning
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