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Evening star., 1938-02-26
Elliott ROosevelts Return
To White House, Leave
Tonight for Texas
Their Children Remained at
Mansion While They Made
Out.of. Town Trips.

ME President and Mrs Roosevelt joined at White
House again yesterday by their daughter law
time in the East Young Ruth Chandler
Elliott Roosevelt , have remained House while
their parents made short trips out Of town.
Mr. and Mrs Elliott Roosevelt their leave
tonight to return to their home. in Texas
The Mexican Ambassador and Najera
tertaned at dinner last evening the Embassy
street Their guests the Peruvian Ambassador
Manuel de Feyre Santander the Argentine
Sonora de Esp the Chilean Ambassador
Tucco and his daughter Senor Marta Tucco DR. Francisco
Tuda of the Peruvian Boundary and Sonora de
Tudea the Embassy and Sonora
de Baron the Assistant Director General
Union and Sonora de Alba Dr. and Mrs Thomas Healy
Matthew T. Hanna Mr. and Mrs Thomas Burke Margaret
Delano Gage and the Legal Counselor Of the Mexican Embassy
and Sonora de Cordova.
The Spanish Ambassador entertained
ieguests at luncheon yesterday the Embassy Sixteenth
at cocktail party entertaining compliment retiring
Commercial Secretary the British Embassy Haywood
Mrs James Hamilton Lewis, wife Lewis of Illinois,
entertained at luncheon yesterday at the Maowe
OF Mrs Russell Langdon president of the Naval Sponsors Society,"
which has been holding its meeting Washington
week The ranking guests the Bulgarian Minister
Dimitri Naoumof and Col Langdon, U. S.
Col and Mrs Langdon left for their home in
Representative Emmett NJ owen of Griffin oa has moved to
the Wardman Park Hotel where he taken apartment
the remainder OF this session.
The Naval Attache of the British Embassy Mrs. Bradley
entertained at dinner last evening
The Chief OF Staff, u A., Maj Maln Craig will be
Joined late today early tomorrow by Mrs Craig
Tor week with their son and daugheraw Capt and
Main Craig jr at West Point Y Mrs Craig
and Mrs Craig Fort Craig ST.
accompanied her to West Point a ago.
The retiring Second Secretary Embassy
DR. Don Manuel Gonzalez Gonzalez Washington
will sail today for his Nicaragua Senor Gonzalez
Gonzalez who one of the popular bachelor diplomats
ngton has been promoted to Charge dAares at Managua
The assistant legislative of
hves Mr. Gerald Morgan visiting Shoeham his
mother Mrs George ". Morgan of New
It. H. E. schonland u S. A., and Mrs schonland of New
Evening star., 1938-02-26
|Hurbans to Hold
Reception Preceding
Dinner March 7.

THE Minister Of czechoslovakia and
Nine. Hurban will hold a recep-
tion at the Legation Monday. March 7,
from 5 to 7 o'clock, preceding the din
ner which members of the Masaryk In
stitute are giving that evening at the
Carlton Hotel on the occasion OF the
birthday anniversary OF the late
Thomas Garrigue Masaryk, great
Czechoslovakian liberator.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Mcdonald Of
New York, Prof. Herbert Adolphus
Miller Of Bryn Mawr and the Minister
OF Czechoslovakia. Mr.. Vladimir Hur-
ban. will be the speakers.
The institute was founded last Octo-
Der in New York City. when SO rep
resentatives from is States met at
the library Of the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation with the purpose Of keep
ing alive the memory of Masaryk as
. democratic humanitarian statesman
and Of fostering closer cultural rela-
tions between Czechoslovakia and the
United States.
Mr.. Edward o. Taber of Pittsburgh,
chairman Of the Institutes Executive
Committee, will be among the IS or 80
prominent guests who are coming from
various cities for the annual meeting,
the reception and dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ringland Of
Chevy Chase are in charge Of arrange
ments for the dinner.
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Sorority Founders
Day Banquet Set.

Plans have been completed for the
annual Founders Day banquet of Phi
Mu Sorority, which will be attended
by members Of the Alumnae Associa-
ton of the sorority, and by Beta
Alpha Chapter of George Washington
University and Gamma Delta Chapter
Of American University.
The banquet, celebrating the 86th
anniversary Of the founding of Phi
Mu, will be held at the Kennedy
Warren on Friday at 7:15 O'Clock
Mrs. H. S. Bishop is In charge OF
arrangements, assisted by Mrs. J.
Foster Hagan, Mrs. Gustave Bur-
meister and Mrs. William Bradford.
Phi Mu shares honors with Alpha
Delta Pi Sorority in being the two
oldest \sororities in the country. Phi
Mu was founded at Wesleyan College
Macon, Ca, in 1852, by Mary Myrick
Daniels, Martha Hardaway Reddine
and Mary Dupont Lines. It was first
known as the Philomathean Society
and later became Alpha Chapter OF
Phi Mu. There are now IS active
chapters on college calmpuses through
out the United States and So alumnae
associations.
The sorority supports q health
mobile. which supplies medical care
to the mountain people of Georgia
in memory Of its three founders.
Phi Mus who do not belong to the
local associations wishing to attend
the banquet may make reservations
through Mrs. Bishop.
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Notes From the Social Calendar of WASHINGTON and
By the Way
Beth Blaine

THE red carpet the Netherlands legation last
night as 80 young guests arrived for the dinner
gardnias her With never @ iooked ia so
the daughter Of foreign envoy '' 'A'''' 'e'on''s
long table TIE dining osaaay decorated Nth
masses OF bright yellow jonqu and candelQbra
put before to delight the hear 0q Of IueuHM
Among those present were Nancy Letter in blue lame
Nancy Breeton black orchids Dolly Corbin Margo Gar.
Marx sullivan Marguerite and Mike McconRe added to
visit Aiken the Norwegian legation were
the only bachelors in evidence but other
c were Atn ar Randy Brad
Frank WoIpert ' @'"0f'' Ao"'fo Corey
Nancy Letters house guest Mary cruikshank incidentally
ems day. accompanied Crukshank ,Uho met Nancy
at the opening OF Paraent at ottawa this year.
States Minister to Canada and w accompany Arours
to Chile '0he'e Mr. Armour ,9M be our Ambassador
ATER in the evening all Supper Club at the
Sugrave Just few "reminiscences good party Mr. and
in @ Of iSaSe 6acs ts asFsen V
acket OF Dos de rose embroidered in sequns Cecil
o Pack from ransma an with refreshing
after years of welded bliss still together
ddna ahd Me ong So suReTy last night Marion
ao Of & god seauns dancing with Thatcher Ws
dinner party Caroline Chanty acting several at
1uckerman with Bill Fitzgerald who just returned from
Florida with enviabe tan as bandaged nose "a
and Henry % osefvh s Sam n Smiths
from Boston These others trpped the sbt FAM
4oo tRns RGSst 4ys sas
on tne s1ars the price OF new carpet!"
Evening star., 1938-02-26
|Lenten Concert
Stirs Interest.

The Lenten concert Of the A Ca.
pella. Choir Of First Conversations
Church for the first time will be giver
In Constitution Hall. The date i.
Monday night, March IA, and the con.
cert Is attracting more than its usua
interest in society and music circles
Many boxes and seats have been re.
served for the occasion.
Among the patronesses are Mrs
Delos A. Blodgett, Mrs. William s
Culbertson, Mrs. James Councillor
Mrs. Daniel c. Borden. Miss Jear
Dean Cole. Mrs. Bancroft Davis, Mrs
George Eckels, Mrs. Karl Fenning
Miss Grace Dunham Guest, Mrs
Christian Heurich, Mrs. Perry S
Heath, Mrs. Bowler Hull, Mrs. William
Fitch Kelley. Mrs. Cazenove Lee, Mrs
Cooper Lightbown, Mrs. Keith Merrill
Mrs. Charles Riborg Mann, Mrs. Cloyo
Heck Marvin, Mrs. Gerrit S. Miller
jr.;; Mrs. A. Chambers Oliphant, Mrs
Donald Richberg. Mrs. Eugene Rob.
erts, Mrs. l.. Corrin Strong, Mrs. vii.
liam Adams slade, Mrs. Philip Sidney
Smith, Mrs. Charles Stanley White
Mrs. Ethel Hoffman Kane and Mis-.
Lucy Brickenstein.
Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl, director Of
the choir. Is in charge Of the box res.
ervations, and tickets are in the hand,
Of Mrs. Alexander Bentley and Mrs
Arthur Seaton.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Annual Costume
Ball of Kentucky
Society Monday.

THE annual costume ball Of the
Kentucky Society in Washington
will be held In the Willard Hotel ball.
room Monday evening at 10 o'clock.
The ball this year will take the
form Of world cruise" and guests
will wear cruising attire, or any sort
OF costume that strikes their fancy.
The first port Of CALI will be Homo
lulu, where the native Hawaiian dances
will be interpreted by Mrs. c. B. Platt.
Prizes will be awarded to the most
beautiful, the most original and the
most authentic costumes. Judges will
be Senator James Hamilton Lewis,
Mrs. William NJ, Doak. Gen. E. S.
Hartshorn. Miss Flora Macdonald and
Miss Helen Kravatz.
The king and queen of the. ball
will be determined by the drawing
Of lucky numbers.
The ship" will be manned by Mr.
Foslnie Black Ladd as captain, and
the chief ofdoer win be 1t. Col. Rus
sell r. Albert; chief engineer, Mr.
w. s. Stanley. and purser. Mr.. John
Goodloe. Hostesses will be Mrs. Al
bert, Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Goodloe
Mrs. Lorenzo Martin is chairman
Of the Committee on Decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice H. Thatcher
will have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Chapman Young and Mrs
Harry c. Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kraemer will
have in their box their guests, Mrs
Leslie v. Brown and Miss Marie Fargo
Of Detroit
Other boxholders who will entertain
guests at the ball include Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jennings Price, Mrs
Matte Porter. Miss Mae Helm, Miss
Fanny Wathen and Mr.. and Mrs
Lorenzo Martin.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Concert to Benefit
Building Fund.

A capacity audience is expected at
Holy Name auditorium Sunday and
Monday evenings for q glee club con-
cert and the performance Of Basil
Kings mystery play. "The Leaven-
worth Case" sponsored by the Daugh-
ters Of Mary Sodality Of Holy Rosary
Church for the benefit Of the Holy
Rosary building fund.
Among the patronesses Of the per-
Torrance are Donna Matilde de
Suvich, wife Of Royal Italian Ambas-
sador; signora Cpppola. wife of the
air and military attache; Marchesa
di SAINT 'Orsola, wife Of naval attache,
and Contessa Roberti, wife of the
secretary Of the Italian Embassy. Also
Mrs. A. j. Anselmo, Mrs. D. M. Gatti,
Mrs. L. p. Gatti, Mrs. j. E. Gatti, Mrs.
j. D. Gatti, Miss E. v. Milovich, Mrs.
Wilhelmina Rinaldi, Mrs. c. Scag-
nelli. Mrs. F. Shorty and Mrs. J.
Zerega.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Golden Jubilee Fete
Monday Will Honor
Rev. Mr.. Riordan

THE Chinese room and the main
ballroom of the Maynower Hotel
will be the scene Of the st. Martins
golden jubilee card party and dance
Monday The Rev. Michael J. Riordan,
pastor Of st. Martins Church. Is
celebrating his golden jubilee in the
priesthood this year and it is in his
honor that this party is being given.
Additional patrons and patronesses
include DR.. and Mrs. j. g. Reilly.
Mrs. Mary LEstrange Reilly Mr..
Francis de Sales Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. schrider, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew ]. Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs,
Stanley Searles, Miss Marion I. Sea-
vey, Miss Margaret E. sheehan, Mr.,
W. r. Sheehan, Mr.. and Mrs, John
L. sheehy. Mr.. and Mrs. John z. STAN
ton, Misses Marie and Emily Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Timmons. Miss
Gertrude Tyler, Mrs. Margaret Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Walsh. Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew A. Welch, Mrs. Guy
Wickham, Mrs. c. Hurst, Mrs, Eliza
beth Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J..
Yetter and Mrs. Harry E. Young.
Miss M. Catherine Dorsch is gen.
efal chairman Of arrangements.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Hebrew Travellers
Society Benefit.

Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Shulnan
OF 1887 H street NE. are celebrating
their 25th wedding anniversary to-
morrow by giving a card party for
the benefit Of the Hebrew Travellers
Sheltertng Society In the Sheltering
Home at 407 Massachusetts avenue
NV. Games will be held at 2 and 9
O'Clock. Prizes will be given and re-
treatments. served.
Mrs. Mary Waldman il chairman
Of the affair.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
4 r R. NORMAN GAYNOR of New
M York has been the guest Of
k Miss Mary o. Amber and
l. 4 Mrs. F. Shield McCandlish

II ~. NO1tMAN 1AYNOR OF New
M York has been the guest OF
iv Miss Mary o. Amber and
L L Mrs. F. Shield McCandlish
IN Fairfax, Va, en- route to Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D Graham
and their small daughter, Roberta
Graham, have returned to their Fair
fax. Va. residence after a motor trip
to Daytona Beach, Fla.
Mr.. ,Wilbert T. Woodson, superin-
tendent Of Fairfax County schools, and
Mrs. Elsie A. Davis, county supervisor,
have left Fairfax for Atlantic City,
N. j., to attend meetings OF the Ma
tionA Education Association.
Sheriff and Mrs. Eppa P. Kirby of
Fairfax, Va, have motored to Florida.
where they will remain for several
weeks.
Mrs. Murrey, wife of DR.. Nelson r.
Murrey of Westmont, N. j., is the
guest Of her mother, Mrs Bertha N.
Yearsley, and her sister, Miss Virginia
Yearsley, at their home in Takoma
PARK. Mrs. Murrey is accomp p1nied
by her small dau9hter Ellen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton w. Woodall
have returned to their home in Ia
koma Park after two weeks in Fort
Pierce and Miami, Fla.
Mrs. William Kubech of Sixteenth
Street Heights entertained at a lunch
con and bridge for IL Thursday at her
home. Among the guests was Mrs.
John G. Page, wife Of the Commis-
sioner Of the Reclamation Service.
Mrs. James Fraser of Takoma Park.
Nd, entertained yesterday at a dupli-
cate bridge party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tallman w. Peel are
returning today to their home, in
Sligo Park Hills, Nd. from q three
week cruise through Southern waters
on the yacht of Mrs. Peel's brother, Mr..
William Dashner of Detroit. They
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Writers Entertain
Mrs. Black and Mrs. Reed Are Guests
At Newspaper Clubs Tea.

Alden H. Emery, jr., will play the nute
accompanied by Dorothy Radde Emery
Faith in the currency and 4 pro-
gram of intelligent spending would
eliminate depressions, according tc
Ralph P. Ward OF the Republican Ma
tional Committee, who addressed the
League Of Republican Women yester.
day at their club house, 1901 Seven
teenth street NV.
He urged a return to the gold stand
ard, saying this could readily be ef-
fected because Of the Governments
great gold reserves. In discussing the
question Of managed" currency, he
expressed the opinion that only 4
superhuman being would be able to
make success of the undertaking.
Mr.. Ward was introduced by Mrs
Charles M. Lea, who presided.
Plans of the League for March in
clude the monthly meeting at the May
flower. when the speakers will be DR.
Richard j. c. Dorsey and Richard H
Sanger. They will discuss Com
munism Today, in Russia and in the
United States" Nine. Cantacusene
president, will preside. This meeting
will be preceded by a board meeting at
the club house.
Study groups will meet March II
and March IS at the headquarters to
discuss the farm bill and the reoreani-
zation bill. The usual open house teas
will continue during the month on
Wednesdays from 3 to $50 O'Clock.
The banquet will be held April 7 at
the Mayfower Hotel.
4 4 \ Il
Alpha Chapter Of Sigma Delta Kap-
pa. national women's legal sorority at
columbus University, will initiate seven
new pledges at banquet at the May
hover Hotel tomorrow evening.
They are the Misses Edna Ioomis
Cara Mccarthy, Rita Weisserber'
Mary Miller. Catherine Carr, Ruth jar
Wis, Doris Denebach.
Miss Margaret L. Ready Is the pres,.
dent Of the chapter.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Miss Pope Hostess.

Miss Eugenia Pope, recently re-
turned from years stay in Europe.
will give dinner party tonight at
the Mayhower in honor Of the first
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles M. Harris. Among the guests
Will be Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas c. Laing.
DR.. and Mrs. Virgil ]. Dorset, Miss
Aileen Harris, Mr.. William G. Whittle.
Mr.. Julien j. Mason Of Philadelphia
and Mr.. B. F. Devices Runk Of Char
lottesville.
Miss Pope spent several months In
Athens making = survey of crippled
children, as . result Of which or.
ganization Of the flrst crippled chill
drens hospital IN orseos = now
under way.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Boys Band to Plav
To Benefit Church.

The Holy Comforter Boys Band
will give its sixth annual concert
tomorrow at 2:3o and 8 O'Clock and
Monday at o'clock for the benefit
OF the Holy Comforter Church. .
The committees in charge are: Ad-
vertisements. Mrs. Albert ]. Iinske.
Mr. John G. seabold, Mrs. Joseph
Monaco and Mrs. Louis Goucher:
tlckets, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Duell
ana MRS. G. j. McCloskey; ushers,
Mr.. Joseph Loz1pone, Mi. y. J. Pavne
Mr.. John A. Collins, MIR. Francis p
Collins. Mr.. Louis Naecker. Mr.. PAM
Bush, Mr.. A. Benson ana Mr. q =
McCloskey: stage, Mr.. H. wells. Mr.
L. Lloyd, Mfr. Joseph Monsco ana
Mr.. J.. Smith; publicity, MIS-. John
J. Collins, Mrs. K. Ittlefeld and A6rs.
Horace Wells. and uniforms. Mrs.
Joseph Bush and Nh. Z, Iattleneld
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Residential Social News
Miss Eudora Clover to Leave
Soon for California.

ing shortly for Chicago and the Middle
West, where he will deliver q series Of
lectures.
DR.. and Mrs Thomas M. Foley, IT,,
are spending the week end at Whining
ton. Del, where they will attend the
Junior League ball Saturday. They will
be the guests of Mr.. Cummins e.
Speakman, jr., Of Belmont Hall, Del.
DR.. and Mrs. Foley were recently
married and Mrs. Foley is the former
Miss Dorothy Cramer.
Miss Ann Elizabeth Carnahan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Carnahan, has gone to Virginia Mill
tary Academy for the midyear dances
this evening and last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bean left to-
day for Havana via Miami, Fla. After
spending some time in Havana, they
will stop in Belleair, Fla, for q few
days before returning to Washington.
Mr. Frank A. Childs and Miss Cara
B. Childs Of Evanston, ILL.,, are guests
OF Mr.. George S. Duncan at 1900 Sew
enth street NE.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. ]. Wilson of Cleve.
land Heights, Ohio, are stopping at
the Martinique.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Farnum.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mcbride Of Goshen. N. Y, are spend
ing brief time at the Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Johnston.
Pittsburgh. are staying at the Raleigh
Hotel during visit to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Myers of
Cleveland are at the Shoreham for the
week end. They are visiting their
daughter. who is Q student at Miss
Madeira's School.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. MacNauphton
OF Montreal, Canada, are spending a
few days at the Dodge.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Girls in silk Barred.

Girls In silk have been barred from
the national winter sports contests
IN Garmisch- Partenkirchen, Germany.
This was announced in Berlin by
Herr Lorenz Sonderer, organizer OF
the youth contests. I'VE do not want
any girls in silk or sparkling cos
TUNES. thus seeking to divert attention
from their lack Of Skill" he said. II
any girl comes along like that We shall
tall her, Run along and put On q
Woolen dress: It = cold On the ice.'
Evening star., 1938-02-26
"Rigadoo" Planned
By Hadassahs.

The Washington Unit Of Junior
Hadassah is holding . "rigadoo'' to-
morrow at the Jewish Community
Center from until II o'clock.
Rigadoo" is a bizarre bazaar, with
various booths, such as fortune tell
ing, general country store, Palestinian
imported foods and jewelry. Refresh
ments will be offered and there will
be dancing.
Miss Doris Raebach Is In charge.
assisted by the Misses Sadye Remick
ana Sarah Gross in charge Of decora-
tious.
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Miss Pelton to Wed
MIR. Cox in March.

Mrs. Charles Pelton announces tle
engagement Of her daughter Celeste
to Mr.. Charles Martin Cox, son Of Aar
ana Mrs. G. B. Cox Of Camilla, d
The wedding viii take place SATURDAY.
March 10. .''
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Former Official
OF Mexico Here.

The former Minister Of Foreign A.
fairs Of Mexico, senor Dr.. Jose Man
uel Puis Casauranc, who formerly
was Mexican Ambassador in Wash
inston. and Sonora de Puie Casauranc
arrived yesterday and are staying at
the Hotel Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1938-02-26

Wives OF the two most recently ap-
pointed Associate Justices of the Su-
preme Court, Mrs. Hugo L. Black ana
Mrs. Stanley Reed were honor guests
at tea yesterday given by the News
paper Women's Club at the Admiral,
1640 Rhode Island avenue NV. Asso-
ciate and active members of the club
and their guests filled the large draw
ing rooms which were decorated with
spring flowers.
Mrs. Harris in a brown dress, &C
cented with bright print, and a scoop
hat trimmed with nasturtiums, re-
ceived with. the honor guests. Mrs
Black wore a navy blue and red print
dress, with blue wool redingote. Her
large red straw hat was trimmed with
q blue fringed scarf. Mrs. Reed in
smartly tailored black silk, accented
her costume with full blown red rose,
fastened at the throat with a Floren-
tine pin. She wore close black hat.
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
=. Homer Cummings, wife of the Attor-
ney General; Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitch
cock, whose late husband was Senator
from Nebraska, and Miss Margaret
Germond, treasurer of the club.
Others present were Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes, Mrs. Henry Morgen-
thau, jr.; Mrs. Daniel c. Roper, Mrs.
Nellie Tayloe Ross, director of the
Mint; Mrs. Blair Bannister, assist
ant treasurer; Mrs. Lucille McMillin Of
the Civil Service Commission; Mrs.
Arthur H. Vandenberg, Mrs Warren
Austin, Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs,
Robert Woods Bliss, Mrs. Atherton
Macondray and Judge Annabelle Mat
thews.
Mrs. Horan Speaks
At Congressional Club.
Mrs. Kenneth Horan, literary editor
OF the Chicago journal Of Commerce
was the speaker and guest Of honor al
the Congressional Club yesterday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Horan is the author Of
many books, the two most recent be-
Ing Remember the Day." Literary
Guild selection last year, and "Of
promise Me-" which Is Just OF thu
press.
Her subject yesterday afternoon wa.
sLiterary Backgrounds, Victorian ane
Modern" She discussed trends In nc
tion, changes in the style and theme.
;of novels during the past 40 years.
Assisting at the tea table at the clos,
sof the lecture were Mrs. Martin A
Morrison, Mrs. Numa F. Montet, Mrs
Louis Ludlow and Mrs. Scott w. Lucas
The Hospitality Committee was Mrs
y. Roland Kinzer, Mrs. Emmet O'Nea
and Mrs. Anthony j. Dimond.
4 \ X X
| The music section Of the Woman'
Club of Chevy Chase will present "A1
Adventure at MOUNT Vernon" Monda,
at 2 pm. in the Chevy Chase Presby
terian Church. Mrs. Dawson Olmstead
,author Of the play, will act as mar
srator. The play will be directed b.
MRS. Nellie B. Brooke. She will be as
SISTED by Mrs. William Collins ant
mrs. Andrew Snow. The cast includes
mrs. Holland Huntington, Mrs. g. v
sGraham, Nellie B. Brooke, Mrs. w
.Cole McCreery, Mrs. Hazel B. Pier,
.and Mrs. c. M. Jansky. A sextet from
the section will sing, and there will b.
.dancins by Miss Marilyn Kimhroust
bryant and Miss Florence Houeman
Evening star., 1938-02-26
NJ ISIS EUDORA CLOVER, who is
M visiting her brother in law
VI and sister. the major general
] y COmmandanf of the Marina

Corps and Mrs. Thomas Holcomb,
will leave early next month for Cali
fornia. Miss Glover. who is the daugh-
ter of the late Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Richardson Clover of Washington,
will return to the East Coast and sail
April 20 to return to Paris, where
she has made her home for some
years. Both Miss Clover and Mrs.
Holcomb were debutantes in Washing
ton. the former having been one Of
the big six," a famous group of
debutantes III cher year."
Miss Clover and Mrs. L. Randolph
Mason, who was Miss Sophy Johnston,
are the only ones of the little group
who do not live in Washington. The
others are Mrs. Percival McCeney-
Werlich, formerly Miss Gladys Hinck-
ley. who since the death OF Mr.. Nc
Ceney-Wright has lived in her former
home at Sixteenth and Corcoran
streets; Princess Boncompagni, the
former Margaret Draper, who returns
each winter; Mrs. John B. Cochran,
formerly Miss Alice Whiting, and Mrs.
Merriam Curtis, who returned to
Washington to make her home some
years ago.
Mrs. Holcomb will entertain at
luncheon Monday for Miss Clover.
Former Representative Robert H.
Clancy Of Detroit, Mich, is in town
and is staying at the Wardman Park
Hotel, where he lived while a member
of Congress.
Count and Countess Georges Ginoux
de Fermon of Paris, who have been
visiting the latter's brother, Mr.. Bond
Cochran, are leaving for q visit to
Mexico City. Mrs. James Hamilton
Lewis entertained at luncheon at
Chevy Chase Club in honor Of the
former Ambassador to Berlin and Mrs
William E. Dodd and Count and
Countess de Fermon. DR.. Dodd is leav-
Evening star., 1938-02-26
Suburban Social Notes
MIR. Norman Gaynor of New York
Entertained at Fairfax.

spent some time at Miami, Fla. and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Web
ster formerly of Sligo Park Hills, Md.
IN fort Lauderdale, Fla, where they
now make their home.