Evening star., 1941-10-30

3 Lord, Mr.. CharleS BUM, NIL
Emil Collado. Mr.. Livingston l.. Sat-
terthwaite. Mr.. James Wright, Mr..
Banbridge Davis. Mr.. James c. Sap
pington. Mr.. Edward H. Robbins,
Mr.. Kelso Peck, members of the
Venezuelan Embassy staff and DR..
Diego Nucete Sardi, 1t. Col. Eleazar
Nino and Senor Roberto Elizondo.
Mrs. Nellie TaylOe Ross
Entertains for Law.
The director of the mint, Mrs.
Nellie Tayloe Ross, was hostess in
the late afternoon, inviting her
guests to meet her very attractive
and charming daughter-in-law, Mrs.
William Bradford Ross. The Junior
Mrs. Ross was here only for the one
day, stopping on her way to Fort
Riley, Kans., to join 1t Ross, who
is on duty there. Accompanying
her is 4-month-old William Brad
ford Ross, jr., who yesterday cele-
brated that four months and was
the only man invited.
The hostess received her guests
in the spacious drawing room of
her apartment on the top floor of
the Dresden, overlooking Rock Creek
and the surrounding country. She
wore beige-color crepe gown, street
length and having dainty lace COL
lar. Her daughter -in-law wore a
long, full black skirt with bright
red jacket, particularly becoming to
her blond hair They did not stand
formally through the late afternoon
hours, but chatted with the guests
not only in the drawing room but
in the dining room.
Mrs. Ross, jr., came to Wash
ington from Newport News, Va,
where she and her small son have
been visiting her grandfather, Mr..
George T. Hardy.
Polish Royalty Are House Guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr.
The former United States Minis
ter to CZecho-Slovakia and Mrs. Will
bur j. Carr were hosts at another
rather imposing party for visitors
when they invited a small group to
meet their house guests. Prince and
Princess Sapieha of Poland and the
latter's mother, Boroness BourmiZa
of Vienna. They arrived Tuesday
afternoon and will be here over Sun
day on their way to Ormand, Fla,
to spend the winter.
Prince and Princess Sapieha have
been in New York, where the latter,
a gifted and cultivated pianist, has
been making records of Viennese
waltzes and Hungarian rhapsodies.
They were in Washington through
the spring season, when they occu-
pied house in Chevy Chase.
Social Leaders Spur Sales
OF National Symphony Tickets.
But those in society have other
interests than parties these days and
large group of prominent hostesses
are actively working to complete the
sale of season tickets for the We'd
nesday evening concerts of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra which
will close when the first con-
cert in that series begins at
$3.50 o'clock November 5. Mrs.
MyrOn WHlIIley ana MIS-. y. +.
Hayes, wife of the manager for the
orchestra, are in charge of the
ticket Office at 1882 Connecticut ave-
nue. this week. Mrs Whitney and
Mrs. Hayes are members of the
committee for the sale of tickets for
this Wednesday evening series under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Harold N.
Marsh and Mrs. Daniel c. Borden,
vice chairman. AS no tickets will be
sold for single concerts, the work
must be completed by the opening
concert the middle of next week
Mrs. A. D. Flournoy and Miss
Margo Chase are on duty in the
Office today and tomorrow Miss
Betsy Williams will be there, with
Miss Betsy Winters assisting several
different dayS,