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Evening star., 1938-02-26

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mond In the Floor" viii b the subject
Of the children's sermon.
The Women's Bible Class Will meet
Wednesday at 3 pm, with Rosa B.
Putnam leading. The Life Hour
Of the pastor for religious consultation
and help y from 1 to 8 pm. Wednes-
day. .
River Road United.
The Rev. Virgil N. Cosby win preach
special object sermon to boys and
girls on Tho Light Of The World"
Following the morning service. pic
lures Of the entire eongregatton and
various organised groups will be taken.
The Pioneer Young Peoples Society
viii meet at 6:45.
Metropolitan.
Dr.. ]. Lowrey Fendrich. jr., has
selected for his II O'Clock service RE-
lision: Repression or Release?" His
topic for the vesper service ct pm.
10 Spontaneous Religion"
Geeegstewn.
THAT Good Thing" u the subject Of
the Rev. Robert M. Skinner ct the II
O'Clock service tomorrow.
The junior young people meet at
$50 pm. the Intermediates ct 6:45
and the seniors at 6:46 pm. IN Cissel
Chapel.
d.. Herman g. Weber, secretary Of
the General Council Of the Presby-
terrain Church. q. 8. A.. viii address
. supper meeting In Ciasel Chapel on
Thursday at 8 pm.
Westminster Memorial.
The Rev. Harry v. Porter viii con-
duct the morning Worship service at
II am. Wilbur La Roe, jr.. viii be the
guest speaker. At 8 pm. the three
choirs will present an evening Of music
under the direction Of Mrs. Carrie v.
Byram and Mrs. Harry v. Porter.
Garden Memorial.
The themes tomorrow are The
Challenge Of Childhood" and RE
sourceful Women" In conjunction
with the Presbyterian promotion pro-
gram, services will be held nightly
from Tuesday through Friday. DR..
James H. Miers of Fourth Presbyterian
Church will preach Tuesday, We'd.
nesday and Friday evenings. The
theme on Thulsday IL The Challenge
Of Our Community"
fifteenth Street (CSlered).
Dr.. H. B. Taylor will have for his
subject Sunday, II an, what God
Would Have Us Do"
Other Services.
Howard University.
The speaker for the all.miversity
religious service, Andrew Rankin Me-
mortal Chapel, tomorrow at IL O'Clock,
will be DIR. Frank T. Wilson, prp-
fessor Of education and dean Of men,
Lincoln University. Chester County,
Pa. Music will be furnished by the
university choir.
The first Of the Sunday organ vesper
service programs will be held at $40
pm. The guest artist Vim be Conrad
Bernier, organist and teacher Of
theory and competition at the Catholic
University Of America.
Divine Science.
The Rev. @. L. Patch will pfeach
the Divine Science idea Of The One
Life" In q esson-sermon tomorrow at
ii am. at the Grafton Hotel. Thurs
day ut 3 pm. lesson on Jesus Prin-
ciples Of Living"
Potomac Heights Community.
Tomorrow at IL Am the Rev. o. J.
Randall will preach on Entering the
Shadow" the prelude to . series Of
Lenter sermons on What Jesus Said
and Did a. He Nealed the Croas"
The Bible study class Will meet We'd
nesday evening at the parsonage. On
Friday at $50 the New idea society
will serve an oyster supper.
Christian Rsincarnation,
Services win be held tomorrow at
7:30 pm. At TIT Eleventh. street NV,
DR.. H. H. Burr will deliver . lecture
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Waa4h.

The Rev. Allan +. Poore, Just back
from . three-week tour in the South.
viii preach tomorrow ct llla.m. and
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Fraternal Spirituslist.

The fourth lecture in q series OF
six will be given Sunday 1T Z pm. by
the Rev. Otto Pentef. The subject
will be The Infinite Plan Indestruc-
uble." The midweek services are Tues
day 1T 2:so and Wedensday at 3 pm
The Rev. Mr.. Penter Is at the church
daily from 10 to s for personal inter-
views.
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Ghrtatanrlphtat1
TME 170EIS1aT011 Ic1

9. 1000 an Service. II :00 Am.
-900 Eye 6t. NV. Plblie Invited.
Northwest Christadelphian Eeclesia
!Sz Webstsr 81. N.W.-6. g., 10; preach.
ING ll:l6 An. Public cordially 1nyited.
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Christian Rsincarnation,

Services win be held tomorrow at
7:30 pm. At TIT Eleventh street NV.
DR.. H. H. Burr will deliver . lecture
on Psychic Magnetism" MarHuerite
Beighton Of the American Dickens
League will give selection Of inspira-
tional poems.
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Vermont Avenue (Colored).

At II am. the Rev. G. T. Murray
will preach on THE Strategy OF the
Christian Religion-Its External Ref
uge," and at 8 pm. on "The Return
Of the Ark" At 1l:20 an. services
will be held in the junior church,
the Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins delivering
the message.
On Friday at $50 pm. DR.. w. H.
Jernagin, pastor Of the Mount Carmel
Baptist Church, will give an illustrated
lecture under the auspices Of the
Earnest Workers Club.
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Mount Bethel (Colored).

DR.. K. w. Roy will preach at II am.
on The Marriage Supper of the
Lamb; 8 pm, sermon by Rev. Flood,
blind evangelist; prayer meeting,
Tuesday night: young folks meeting,
Thursday night.
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Theosophical.

Miss Mary K. Neff, national lee
turer for the Theosophical Society in
America, will give . series Of special
public addresses, under the auspices
Of the local Theosophic lodges and
the Middle Atlantic Federation, at
1916 H street NV. at 3 pm. and Is
follows: Sunday, ''The Worlds
Awakening to the Invisible; Mon
day, '"The Message Of Theosophy," /"
and Tuesday, Create Your Own
Destiny" ...
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Metropolitan Wesley A: M. E, Zion.

Metropolitan Wesley A: NJ. E. Zion.
The Breastplate of Righteousness'
will be the subject Of the pastor .,
the IL o'clock service Miss Evelyn
McAllister will be guest soloist. At
$3.50 O'Clock the Christian Endeavor
will celebrate its eighteenth anniver-
sary. The Rev. w. H. Dean of Balti-
more will preach on Joseph and His
Coat Of Many Colors" The Heroines
Of Jericho will hold their annual
Thanksgiving service at 8 O'Clock.
The pastor will preach.
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Metropolitan Memorial,

At the IL o'clock service the Rev.
william Andrew Reese will preach on,
"A Look Into Lent" . pre-Lenten
message. A male chorus will sing, -
well -as the regular choir. The young
people win meet at Z o'clock.
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Pock MemoFial Chanel

Ths Rev. Irving W. Ketchum win
preach tomorrow morning "a Jesus
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Knox.

Services will be held ut 1915 YER
mont avenue NV. at IL am. and 3
pm. Raymond Meiners of Westmin-
ster Theological Seminary, Philadel-
phia, will conduct the services.
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TramdSwatian.

The services On Sunday Will b ct
1880 add IL. The Rev. J. J. Queelly
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John Wesley A, M. E. Zion.

The Rev. Stephen Gill spotswood
will preach at II am. on "A Centrip-
etal Invitation; evening worship
pm, Judas Macabees." Music by the
Cathedral Choir, under the direction
Of DR.. w. Scott Mayo. minister Of
music.
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Israel C. n. Z.

Sunday will be Youth Day. Attorney
Belford v. Lawson will deliver an ad-
dress at II am. Music will be fur
nished by the senior and junior
choirs with Aston Burleigh directing
At the vesper service, $50 pm, A. A.
Moxley will present . program con-
sisting Of An address by Attorney
Ulysses Banks, solos and orchestra
selections by seven members Of the
Morrow family. Praise service, Tues
day, pm.
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Ebeneser (Colored)

Mems day will be observed under
the auspices OF the Brotherhood.
Sermon by the Rev. A. 8. George:
$50 pm. guest speaker, Attorney Per-
~ w. Howard.
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Second (ColorAd.l !

Samuel L. Candy, q senior in the
School Of Religion 1t Howard Uni
versity, will preach at II am. DR..
Dorothy Boulding Fereebee will speak
at $3.50 pm. In the evening DR.. J. L.
s. Holloman will preach on The
Problem Of Companions"
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GrAenheh

The Rev. s. M. Kornmann, pastor
Of st. Stephens Lutheran Church, viii
preach at the community service to-
morrow morning. The Community
Committee Of the Federation Of
Churches will continue to arrange for
regular supplies each Sunday until .
pastor Is called,
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Memorial United Brethren.

Or. 8. B. Daugherty will preach ct
II Am. on Human Waste Made
Wealth" and at 3 pm. on Spiritual
Drudgery." The lexington Presby-
terrain C. Z. Society will be guests Of
cur youth groups and will present the
program at pm. Junior church and
Christian Endeavor at IL Am.
Prayer service and of1cial Board
Thursday at 8 pm. The theme Of the
Bible study Is The Church at Per-
Eamos." ........ a..
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Lincoln Road.

DR.. A. b. Potorf Of American Uni
versity viii give = special sermon at
3 p.ps to the Mems Brotherhood Of
Lincoln Road. Many attractive fea-
lures will combine to make this IN
outstanding evening Of achievement.
At IL ann the Rev. Reginald Heber
Stone will speak on "The Cloud Of
Witnesses"
On Wednesday evening this church
will observe Ash Wednesday, from $50
to IL O'Clock, joining In the Nation
wide celebration.
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Zion, Southwest.

The pastor has returned from Flor
ida and will occupy the pulpit both
morning and night Sunday. At II he
speaks on Stewardship in Religion"
and 8 pm. on For lions Sake" Holy
communion will be observed at the
evening service and new members re-
ceived.
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Ranfisf.

Baptist.
TAkoma Park.
The Rev. william Z. La Rue will
preach tomorrow morning on "Life's
Conflicting Loyalties." The service
In the evening viii be directed By
the Women's Bible Class. A playlet
Will be shown, Ruth and Naomi"
Bethany.
The Rev. M. p. German will speak
tomorrow at both morning and eve
ming services. His subjects are Can
the Church AFFORD to Be Popular2"
and "On Making Decisions" The
young people will take part In the
evening service.
The Stevenson Bible Class viii hear
Senator M. M. Logan Of Kentucky.
The junior church, under the leader
ship Of Mrs. Jaeger, will meet at II
O'Clock. Members and friends Of
Maryland and the District Of Colum-
bia will be guests At the evening serv-
ice. George Ruhl will be the i've
minute speaker.
~SAAAS>AS AAANStAAA&0 WALL NC 11ClO uS8s
day evening by the Keystone, Amoma
and Stevenson Bible Glasses. Mid
week devotional service Thursday eve
ming, conducted by the pastor.
PetwOrth.
The Rev. Henry j. Smith will
preach tomorrow morning on REST
Within the Sheep Fold" In the eve
ming. at which time special music will
be rendered. his subject Is "The Vigor
Of Life"
Harold S. King, president Of the
Yaden Bible Glass. announces the
annual banquet with the Philathea
Glass on March 8. On March 81 the
class will have Masonic Day exer-
cises. with Mr.. Gratz E. Dunkum.
member of the Board Of Education
and past grand master of Masons, as
the speaker. Masonic lodges invited
to attend are Joppa, Petworth and
Acacia.
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The Rev. William F. Locke will
preach tomorrow at II am. on "The
Business Of Living" and at 8 pm. on
Our Help in Time Of Need" The
meeting Of the young peoples division
at 7:l5 pm. will be led by Mis- Mary
Lois Rice. Miss Glenn. q missionary
on furlough from Brazil, will speak.
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Potomac Helxhts Community.

1osnac Hei8hN C0Wm0ntty.
Tomorrow at II Am. the Rev. o. J.
Randall will preach on Entering the
Shadow" the prelude to . series Of
Lenter sermons on What Jesus Said
and Did as He NeaIed the Cross."
The Bible study class viii meet We'd
nesday evening at the parsonage. On
Friday at $50 the New idea Society
will serve An oyster supper.
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st. Marks Lutheran.

IAN Old-fashioned Virtue" will be
the theme Of the Rev. j. Luther Frantz
at the IL am. service. There will be
duet by Mrs. Willoughby and Mr..
Phillips and the choir will sing
The Luther League will meet at
$50 pm. Tea will be served. followed
by devotional service led by Miss
Isabel Bauserman. Wednesday, 8 PM,
Ash Wednesday service, with address
and holy communion.
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Episcopal.

Episcopal.
Annual Quiet Day.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Dio-
cese of Washington will hold its an
nual quiet day. Tuesday Ut the Church
Of Our Savior, beginning with q cele-
bration Of holy communion at II am.
After luncheon there will be medita-
tions by Dean Noble c. Powell Of the
National. Cathedral. Immediately fol-
lowed BY evening prayer.
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GoofKetoWn,

'The Man In the Street" will be
the subject Sunday. II am. by the
Rev. Harold E. Beatty. Guest soloist
Mrs. Meta Craig Turkenton. Value
Of the Living Book" will be the sub
ject for the young peoples meeting
at pm. Leader, Barbara Beatty.
The Church Council will meet Tues
day, 8 pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Mary B. Petts, 1908 Reservoir road
NV. Joseph c. WINNER will have
charge Of the Sunday school business
meeting Wednesday. 7 pm. Ash
Wednesday service. pm. with the
administration of the holy communion.
Evening star., 1938-02-26

The birthdays Of the members which
fall in February viii be given special
attention in the morning service by
the Rev. Thos. E. Boorde, and Incl
dentally, they will be told why F'ebru-
ary has but % days and the connec-
ton with well-known character Of
the Scriptures.
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ASOSAsA o0CSs NAAA ASsASAls
Morning worship and the Lords
supper at II o'clock by the Rev. Les
lie L. Bowers on "A Religious Awaken
ing" and at 8 pm. "A Shattered
Romance" The senior choir will
render special music at both services.
Evening star., 1938-12-04
Pre>Christmas Weddings:
Miss Lorraine Littlefield
Is Bride in Alexandria
Christ Church Is Scene Yesterday
OF Marriage to Mr.. G. A. Burke;
Other Ceremonies Announced

Historic Christ Church in Alexandria, Va, yesterday
afternoon of wedding
Lorraine Lttlefed, daughter the late
Capt Lefd u N became the bride
OF Mrs Julian T. Burke and the late
The performed o'clock
and followed reception
home of the brides brohern-aw
Arthur Prince in Alexandria, had
simple yet all the effective
and the performed light.
Bride S
BY Brother.
The bride to brother Ponsett
Ittlehed of Boston,
wedding of satin
old family lace neckine slightly
blossoms and carried the which
mother the late Mrs William
OF tiny white orchids mingled with lilies
for the
Mrs Macarthur matron Of
attendants Miss Anne
OF Baltimore Miss Betty Haml
andria wore
dresses with
and full skirts of
fragrant white carnations
used as hair adornmen.
Little Neice
Acts Flower Girl.
Muffin Macarthur the
snl she was picture in dress cherry velvet
Continued Page l3, Column
Evening star., 1938-12-04
The Sub>Debs
Swing Into
Linelight
But Older Sisters
Continue Rounds
OF Activity

With all the excitement about the
debutante activities of the season
1t is something of shock to be re-
minded that there is about to de-
scend upon us new deluge OF
parties for a different set. These
are the little sisters-the sub-debs-
who are about to take part of the
limelight. A very charming bevy
of young ladies it is. too, who in an
other year or two will be full-fedged
debutantes.
After glacing at the names of our
future crops Of buds, no one should
be surprised to hear that the debu-
tantes of the future are going to
be some of the loveliest and most
attractive debs this old town has
ever seen, and they will make their
outstanding sisters of today look to
their laurels.
Yesterday Mrs. Roy Lyman Sexton
entertained at luncheon at the
Shoreham for her daughter, Jean,
and group of Jeans Holton-Arms
classmates. Those present were Miss
Jean Davis, Miss Yolanda Alfaro,
Miss Patricia Prochnik, Miss Margot
Mink, Miss Mary Evelyn Mackall,
Miss Doris Anne Defenderfer, Miss
Margheritta Stirling, Miss Mary Lee,
Miss Joan McKenna, Miss Erna
Gruenwald, Miss Dorothy Shelton,
Miss Jean Lamb, Miss Doris Hoen-
inghaus, Miss Jane Wyatt, Miss
Carolyn Walden, Miss Gail Koss,
Miss Anita Cajigas, Miss Ruth Hall,
Evening star., 1938-12-04
The Three Dances
Is Preceded by
Dinner Parties.

The first of The Three Dances
given last night at the Sulgrave
Club was delightfully."- gay and
was preceded by a number of
interesting dinner parties.
The committee for the series of
dancing parties, the second of
which will be given December
20. is composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Benning Spencer, Mrs.
Joseph Letter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Thoron, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Newbold and Mr.. Thomas
Letter.
Among those who entertained
at dinner before the dance were
Mr.. Thomas Letter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Snowden Fahnestock, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Clement Dunn, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Clark and Mr..
Robert Coe. who entertained for
his brother -in-law and sister,
Count and Countess Vitetti.
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Letters to Entertain
For the Princeton
Trian9le Club

Mrs. Joseph Letter and Miss
Nancy Letter will give a dance
in their Dupont Circle home for
the members Of the Princeton
Triangle Club Wednesday even-
ing, December 21. The dance
will follow Immediately the per-
formance of "Once Over Light
ly," which the famous organiza-
ton of undergraduates at
Princeton University will give
that evening in the Belasco
Theater. The cast includes 10
of the undergraduates and the
whole production is the work
OF the undergraduates, the writ
ing OF the book, the music, the
lyrics, designing Of the sets and
costumes as we'll as the acting.
Miss Letter will be hostess at
tea Tuesday when her guests
will be those who will be in
vited to be patronesses for the
performance, which is expected
to surpass all others, as this is
the golden anniversary of the
organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lawrence
will give a tea dance in the
afternoon before the play and
earlier that day the Princeton
Club Of Washington will give a
luncheon for the visitors.
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Residential
And Official
News Notes
Senator.Elect and
Mrs. Taft Will
Arrive Today

Senator-elect and Mrs. Robert
Taft will arrive in Washington to-
day from their Cincinnati home and
will spend several days with the for
mer's mother. Mrs. William How
ard Taft.
Mrs. Frederick J. Manning, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Taft, who was here last
week end with her mother, Mrs.
Taft. has returned to her duties
as dean at Bryn Mawr College.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas M.
Storke Of Santa Barbara, Calf. :.
who have been at the Shoreham for
several weeks. with the exception
Of q few days in New York from
which they have just returned, ex-
pect to leave the middle of the
week for their home In the West.
Mrs. James M. Beck has with her
over Sunday her son, Mr.. James M.
Beck, jr., Of New York.
Mrs. Bacon, wife of the late Rep
resentative Robert Low Bacon, and
her daughters are remaining in their
place on Long Island until after
Christmas, when they will come to
Washington for the remainder of
the winter in their house at Eight
zenith and F streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Selden made
a brief visit among their many old
friends in Washington. where they
formerly lived at the Ontario, and
Continued on Page 3, Column .
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White House Will Be Happv
With Family Party During
The Christmas HOLIDAYS
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
Prepare to Have Children and
Grandchildren With Them
BY MARGARET HART.
Society Editor.

imposing state suite of the White House will resond with
and Mrs franklin Delano Roosevelt
give gay little party for their grandchildren who will
Since the early Of their and Mrs
Roosevelt have children Now
that their daughter and three their their own
the fond grandparents of
marking the Krnge the gyety and happiness which
means much to little children
Expected at Mansion.
grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs Roosevelt will
enjoy the festive celebration being for them
not known at this time There little
Dali and her brother picture
for Mr. and Mrs John Boettger whose Seattle making
plans make the trip East with the spend holidays
with Mrs Boeger children Mr. James
Roosevelt elder of the President likely
here for the holidays for their parents
for the
William Donner
Is Of Family.
Young William Elliott Roosevelt by his
first marriage always spends
part of the with them
the boy again with his ilusriou grandparents.
OF course, Mr. John Roosevelt and his bride
Lindsay Clark and Mr. Franklin Deano Roosevelt
former Miss Ethel du Pont with their least
of the festive Presidents
and his wife and children probably journey
nelr nome at Fort WORTH Tx to be here for the holiday.
Limited
Disappointing to Many
With the issuing Of invitations
Roosevelt present their niece Miss Eleanor
among the younger set Only debuantes of the
connected with included
namesae daughter her brother Mr.
Hall Roosevelt and Mrs John following
custom of the hatelaine of the White given
this important detail
Precede
The President Mrs Roosevelt preceding
the debut Of their niece the including
and the debuante brothers. Mr.
Roosevelt Of Boston, will be in little
Mansion
Mrs Roosevelt will return to the White House Thursday from
President Warm Springs be
the Of much activity the first formal
Justices
Evening star., 1938-12-04
Morning Musicales
Subscriber List
Is Increased

The Polish Ambassador, Count
jerry Potocki. has added his
name to the long list of sub
scribers for Mrs. Lawrence Town
sends series of morning musicales
which will begin Monday, De-
cember II at II o'clock in the
ballroom of the Mayfower Hotel.
Each season the large and
representative audience for the
opening musicale includes the
wife of the President as we'll as
the widows of two Presidents who
make their home in Washington.
Mrs. Roosevelt will entertain
guests in her box and Mrs. Will
liam Howard Taft and Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson will attend
Monday, the 18th, when the pro-
gram will be given by Richard
Crooks, American tenor; his pro-
tege, Robert Nicholson, Austria
liam BARTON, and Robert Virovai,
18-year-old Hungarian violinist.
Mr.. Virovai is a discovery" of
the now famous Lawrence Tib-
bett, who IA years ago sang at one
of the Mrs. Townsend's Musical
Mornings as a young and un-
known singer.
Mrs. Churchill Candee, also q
subscriber for the series of Mon
day Morning Musicales, and
others whose names have been
added to the list are Mrs. Edgar
Mcpherson, Mrs. Emil Hurta,
Princess Boncompagni, Mrs. Ge-
rard Lambert, Mrs. James H.
Patten, Mrs. James Milholland,
Mrs. E. D. Kenna, Miss E. J.
Reiser, Mrs. William Fitch Kelley
and Mrs. Edward A. Keys.
Mrs. Townsend will entertain
at luncheon following the pro-
gram, her guests including the
artists appearing that morning
and their accompanies as well as
a number of diplomats, officials
and several prominent in Wash.
ington unofficial circles.
Evening star., 1938-12-04

until February, 1884, and they speak
English f1uently. Nine. Horinouchi,
like Nine. Saito,. has love for
music and probably will enjoy the
concerts which, are given in WASH
ington during the season as Nine.
Saito and Nine. Matsudaira have
during their residence in the Cap
ital.
The retiring Ambassador, M.
Hirosi Saito, still is confined to
his bed by his recent illness. There
fore no plan has been made to
leave Washington.
The Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Ertegun have been greatly
missed at the several parties which
have been given recently by men,
bers of the corps and they have cam
celed all their social engagements
until after December IS, when the
Evening star., 1938-12-04

Across the wide hall from the
drawing room is the library, the
Minister'S favorite room, paneled
IN light, beautifully grained wood
Here, in his leisure moments, the
new envoy from Ireland will en-
JOY his books, or perhaps work on
play or book which may be in
the making. The Minister has had
q varied career. starting as news
paperman and becoming editor
when times in his homeland we're
strenuous. He also did his part in
the Irish revolution He and his
family lead quiet life for the most
part. at least certainly since they
came to Washington nearly five
years ago Until october the Min
lister was secretary of the Legation,
and charge d'affaires during the
several vacations of the Minister,
then Mr. Michael MacWhite.
Younger Members in Family
Maintain Irish Traditions.
Miss Emer Brennan has two sis
ters. Miss Maeve Brennan, a gradu-
ate from American University in the
class of '38, and Miss Deidre Bren-
nan, gifted as an artist. They each
bear the name of an Irish queen,
and are quick -witted and bright
In spite of their seeming shyness.
Their brother, young Robert Bren-
nan, jr., is student in the grade
schools.
Mrs. Brennan, from whom Miss
Deidre Brennan has no doubt in
herited her art ability, expresses
her art through needlework and
not a few samples of her exquisite
ly fine work is seen about the new
legation.
The Minister, who went to New
York the middle of the week. is ex-
pected back tomorrow.