Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29

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ham S. Culbertson, Mr.. and Mrs
warren Lee Pierson, DR.. and MRS
Ricardo Alfaro, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Meyer, Col. and Mrs. M. Rooerl
Gurcenheim, Mrs. Sims Snow and
senorita Cristina Michels.
Mint Juleps Served
In Kentucky Style.
But to return to the afternoon
gatherings. At Maj. and Mrs
Stewart Richardson's party mint
tileps made in true Kentucky style
we're served on the terrace, where
the daughter Of the house, MISS
Elizabeth Stewart-Richardson, as
sisted her parents in entertaining.
She wore a white sharkskm dress
ornanented with hand-palnted
flowers and completed the ensemble
with green shoes. Her mother wore
q crepe gown of powder blue, with
4 pleated skirt and tailored blouse.
A pearl necklace and matching ear
rings completed her costume.
The lawn at the Glover estate
vas the scene of Mrs. Hoyer Millar
and Nine. van Swinderen's party,
and tables and chairs were placed
comfortably about the beautiful
lawn.
Nine. van Swinderen was in a
gray chiffon tea gown with colors
ut the waistline, while Mrs. Millar
was in a street-length frock also
Ia shades Of gray.
Commissioner Elizalde
II Host ut Dinner.
Other parties of yesterday in
eiuded the cocktail party at which
the Military Attache at the Neither
lands Legation and Nine. Weijer-
man were hosts, and which was
held at the Shoreham. Nine. Lou
don, wife of the Netherlands Min
lister, and other members of the Lee
CATION staff were present, as were
the military contingent from other
embassies and legations in the city.
The Resident Commissioner of the
Philippines, Mr.. j. M. Elizalde. was
host at dinner on the Shoreham ter
race last evening, and others there
were Senator Clyde L. Herring and
Representative and Mrs. Richard M.
Kleberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Brooke
were hosts In the garden of their N
street home yesterday afternoon to
Q number Of friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe. The party
was welcome home" to Mr.. Howe,
Who has just returned from flight
b South America.
Donald Ross MacJannets
Hold Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ross Mac
Jannet, formerly Of st. Cloud and
Talloires, France, who now live in
Sun Valley, Idaho, held a reception
yesterday afternoon in the May
flower Hotel for their friends, many
Of whom they met while they
operated q summer camp on Lake
Annecy in the French Alps. During
yesterdays reception, Mr.. MacJan-
net showed colored films of the camp
and the school which he and Mrs.
MacJannet founded in Sun Valley.
The American Friends Service Com
nittee now maintains the Annecy
camp for French war orphans.
Among those at the reception were
Count and Countess Andre di Limur,
Mrs. Laurence v. Benet, Miss Mabel
Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cox,
Nine. Georges Thenault. Miss Coo
lidee, Capt. and Mrs. Paul Doerr,
Miss Carolyn Nash, DR.. Anna
Bartsch- Dunno. Nine. Blanche j.
Bimont. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn r. Wood
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Banfield
and many others. The hosts were
assisted by the Misses Mildred and
Rosemary Murphy. daughters of Mr..
Robert Murphy, Counselor of the
United States Embassy at Paris.
Both girls attended The MacJannet
School.
The sponsors for the child refugee
colony include Mr.. Archibald Mac
Leish, librarian of Congress; DR..
Leonard Carmichael, president of
Tufts College; Prof. A. H. Gilmer of
Lafayette College, DR.. Hamilton Holt,
president Of Rollins College.
XenOS ClubHaS PARTY