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Evening star., 1941-11-20
Distinguished Audience Sees
Ballet Russo of Monte Carlo
De Martins, Egyptian Minister
And Nine. Hassan Head List
By BETTY SMITH.

background of simple black velvet hangngs at Consuuh
oou scenery the Ballet
Russo National Symphony Orchestra with
enraled distinguished
half night
Salvador Dali to accompany the
found the superb
of the costumes
appauded with six curtain calls
distinguished people the Brazilian
Sennoa Martins the latter IN back ana "he
beads and stunning a-Whe
Minister pretty Ae
mink Nine Procope the
with Mrs Eleanor Patterson
the next 10
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Weddings of Interest
To Washington Society
NINE. THOR THORS.

last of the wedding OF Miss
of Mr. Mrs Ira Gordon Blmer
Tiffany Hipsley of Mr. and Mrs Marian HpSey
accompanied Mr.
wedding The bride entered the
her the chance There the
Bmer brother of the bride and Master
William
who oaed O'Clock when Mr Buer
wedding OF ivory SATIN
butoned
the neck Wame The sleeves were
long cose-ng finished points the hands Her long
held mother
shower bouquet of white
chancel her cousin young Carol Ann Zen
wearing quaint of ae
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and she carried nosegay OF baoy
yellow chrysanthemums.
Leading the bridal procession to
the altar were the ushers, Mr.. Rob-
ert Warner and Mr.. John B. DeX-
ter. cousin of the bride. They we're
followed by the bridesmaids. MISS
Margaret Mary Blumer, sister OF
the bride. and Miss Patricia klttel.
They were dressed alike in blue
faille. made after the same model
as the brides gown. without trains
and having three-quarter sleeves
Their small hats of faille and net
wells matched their gowns and they
carried yellow chrysanthemums.
Miss Virginia Louise B.umer, SIS
ter of the bride. was maid OF honor
and followed the bridesmaids In
the procession. Her dress was OF
gold faille after the same model
as the others and her small hat
and veil matched. Her bouquet
was of bronze color chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The reception was held in the
home of the brides parents, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Hipsley left on
their wedding trip. the bride wear
ing blue crepe with a black coat
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MARYLAND Society

The Maryland Society Of Wash
ington will hold its first reception
and dance of the season at the Ken
nedy-Warren at $50 o'clock to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. George H. Calvert, jr.. wife
of the president; Mrs. George Amory
Maddox, wife of the treasurer: Miss
Mary V. Merrick. second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Eleanor G. Owens and
Miss Cornelia Bowie will be in the
receiving line.
Mr.. John Marshal Boteler, first
vice president. will ofhcially greet
the old members and introduce the
new members and guests.
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Residential
Social Notes

Mrs. James Lawrence Houghteling
will leave this evening for Boston.
She will spend sometime with her
son. Mr.. James Lawrence Hough-
telling. jr., who is attending Yale
University, and will attend the foot
ball game Saturday between Har-
ward and Yale.
Mrs Houghteling will return to
the Capital in time to attend the
Chinese fete Wednesday Mrs.
Houghteling will open her home for
a sale of Grenfell Labrador handi-
crafts made, by patients in Sir
Wilfred Grenfells hospitals and by
the flsherfolk of the North New
foundland and Labrador Coasts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lothrop Luttrell
will entertain at a Thanksgiving
dinner party this afternoon at their
new home Mulberry Hill near Mont
rose. Ma. and will have a few ad-
ditional guests for cocktails later
in the day.
Mrs. BeSs Calvert of Meridian.
Miss is in Washington for few
days and is being entertained eX-
tensivelv during her stay. She will
be honor guest at dinner this
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Laird of Bethesda
Mr.. and Mrs. Laird also have with
them for the holiday Mr.. and Mrs.
George Steen of Eatontown, N. J..
Mr. Steen is Mr.. Laird's nephew.
Mrs Duncan Cameron entertained
Yesterday afternoon at an after
five" party for Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
per Sibley, who came here from
New York and have been visiting
their son-in-law and daughter, the
Rev. and Mrs. c. Leslie Glenn. Mr..
Sibley is former president OF the
United States Chamber of Com
merce. Mrs. Sioley left after the
party to go to Groton, Mass. to
spend Thanksgiving with her son,
Harper, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Hickey en-
tertained at dinner last evening at
the Shoreham in honor of Miss
Eleanor Marie Horning and Boyd
Gallatin FREY. whose marriage will
take place Saturday.
Miss Horning is the daughter Of
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. George D..
Horning. jr, and Mr.. Frey is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frey
of Baltimore
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Miss Ruth Noel Hurley
1sMaking Her Debut to
Capital Society Today
Former Secretary of War
And His Wife Presenting
Dauehter in Town House

Patrick Hurley their
youngest Hurley, chose Thanksgiving
o'clock this the attractive house 24l2 Massa
Frederic Athon
circles Washington society where Mr. and
There goody
fromN circles Wilson
Capital Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Washington wife
welcome here
hosesses that her
Hurley friends
attended the National Law
Washington University
Hurley Will Receive
Drawing
with her daughter in the drawing
of after
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North Dakota Fete

Members of the North Dakota
State Society will have their initial
event of the season at the Lafayette
Hotel tomorrow night.
Preceding an evening of dancing
there Will be brief business meet
ing. during which committees to
function through the year will be
announced. Reservations for the
affair are not necessary.
The society's president is Mr..
Gerald w. Movius. secretary to Sem
ator Gerald P Nye. and its sec
retary, Miss Clara Hjerpe, attache
of Senator William LANCER.
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trimmed in skunk fur and a black
hat and accessories. Her corsage
bouquet was of orchids. They will
make their home in the Fairfax
Village at 20l7 Thirty-seventh street
Sc, where they have taken an
apartment. Mr.. Hipsley is grad
uate of the Bliss Electrical School
with the class of this year and
Mrs. Hipsley was graduated from
the Mckinley High School and
attended Strayers Business College.
Guests from out of town included
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar F. Davis Of
Clifton Station. Va; Mrs. B. w.
English of Acorn, Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Bloom of Baltimore, and
(See WEDDINGS, Page B-4D
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Morse Educator
Guest at Legation

The Norwegian Minister of
Church and Education, M. Nils
Hielmtveit, is spending short
time in Washington and is the
guest of the Norwegian Minis
ter and Nine. Munthe de Nor
genstierne at the Legation. The
Minister and Nine. de Morgen-
stlerne have asked small groups
of Norwegian residents in Wash
ington as we'll as the members
of the Legation staff and their
wives to small and informal par
ties for their guest.
NJ. de Morgenstierne will leave
this evening for Chicago and
tomorrow will speak in the Con-
cert Hall there. He will go to
New York and return to WASH
ington Sunday or Monday.
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Thanksgiving holiday from school
Mrs. Arthur Woods was with a party
of friends, Mr.. and Mrs. David Ed
ward Finley came right on time so
as not to miss the opening number.
Prince and Princess Ourusoff seemed
to enjoy every minute of the eve
ming. as did Mrs. Harry Covington
and Mrs Price Whitaker. who came
together. The Hugh Cummings
were there. too: so were Sir An
thony and Lady Rumbold, who came
with the State Department Robert
Pells. Betty Byrne wore pale green
pleated frock with her short blue
fox evening jacket and came in with
the Counselor of the Spanish En-
bassy, the Marquis de Zahara
Capt and Mrs. Theodore Wilkin-
(See BALLET, Page B-4)
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Miss Dorothy Payne to Wed
Mr.. George o. Buckholtz, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Payne an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Virginia
Payne, to Mr.. George Otis Buck
holtz, jr. The wedding will take
place at 7:30 o'clock December 10 at
Church.
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Miss McRae to Wed

Miss Eleanor Elizabeth McRae.
daughter of Mrs. Kenneth Daniel
McRae of Chevy Chase, Nd, has
set December 20 for her wedding TO
1t. Daniel Edmund OKeefe. U. S.
N. of Portsmouth. Ohio.
The wedding will take place in
the Fort Myer Chapel.
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Sorority Plans Fete

The annual fall dance of the
Alpha Beta and Gamma chapters
of Sigma Tau Gamma Sorority
will be held Saturday at the Ward
man Park Hotel. Mrs. Walter I.
Taylor of Alpha chapter is chair
man of the Arrangements Com
mittee.
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Here for HOLIDAYS

Dudley Wood Of the Landon
School is spending the Thanksgiving
holidays with his grandmother, Mrs.
M. Lindley Wood of Stonelelgh
Court. He is a son of the late 1t.
Comdr. Valentine Wood. U. S. N.
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Dominicans Guests

The Minister of the Dominican
Republic and Sonora de Troncoso
were guests of honor at a dinner
given last evening by Nine. Espail-
lat. Others present included a
number of high-ranking diplomats
and residential guests.
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noon circulating through Tie vail
Gus rooms, seeing that the guests
meet each other and are amply
served.
Mrs. Hurley, stately and blond,
and her daughter, petite brunette,
make an interesting contrast. Mrs.
Hurley is wearing a becoming gown
of black crepe, fashioned with long
skirt which has deep ruff1e OF the
material about the bottom. The
only touch of color on the gown is
a blue ruffle about the square neck
line caught at one side with
cluster of pink roses The debutante
chose an autumn frOck made of sew
eral tiers of tulle in pale yellow and
flame harmonizing with her bouquet
of talisman roses. The close fitting
bodice has a graceful neckline and
tiny yellow roses over one shoulder
and cascading to her waistline. Mrs.
Henry Beall. sister of the debutante,
is assisting in receiving, GWynn
dressed in a dark blue crepe gown
with deep fringe in the same shade
lOIHllllS lIIt Shll anu WIN ~ SAiS
has a short jacket of turquoise blue
velvet and her hat is small and OF
dark blue.
Mrs. Wilson. grandmother of the
own having been a prominent and
popular hostess when Aomlral
Wilson was on active duty here. She
will be dressed in deep violet with
a small hat of the same shade and
a scarf of violet tulle.
Autumn Flowers
Decorate House.
The house will be agloW with
Quantities of autumn flowers and
the many bouquets sent the attrac-
tive bud. The tea table, which is
centered with low bowl filled with
white and yellow pompoms. is pre-
sided over by group of Mrs.
Hurleys contemporaries. while as
sisting are a bevy of Miss Hurley S
sister buds.
Mrs Henry L. Stimson wife of
the Secretary of War, is presiding
at the tea table, and others alternat-
ing at the table during the reception
hours are Mrs. James Lawrence
Houghteling, Mrs. Sidney A. Cloman,
Mrs. William V. GWynn, Miss Ma
bel Boardman, Mrs. George Maurice
Morris, Mrs. William P. MacCracken,
Mrs. Edward R. Finkenstaedt, Lady
Lewis. Mrs J. Fred Essarv and Mrs.
Wilson, mother of the hostess.
The debutante is being assisted by
Miss Marian Hamilton. Miss Doro-
thea Drayton. Miss Isabella Hagner.
Miss Margheritta Stirling, Miss
Eileen Erwin, Miss Mariana Evans,
Miss Mary Jane Kirby and Miss
Elizabeth Lyon of Purcellville, Va.
Evening star., 1941-11-20

thelrS were MT. and MIS-. WdIVtll
Lee Pierson and Miss Evelyn Cor
don. Mrs. Pierson was lovely in
chartreuse green with long white
gloves and diamond bracelets and
earrings. Miss Gordon wore an off,
the shoulder black velvet picture
gown. Mr.. and Mrs. Warden Wilson
were with Comdr. and Mrs. John
Ives-Mrs. Wilson wore pearl gray
embroidered in silver, Mrs. Ives,
black. with a three-quartered length
coat of ermine.
Evening star., 1941-11-20
Engagements
OF Interest

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Otto Fred
erick Lange announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Hope
Macmillan Lange, to 1t. Edward
Thomas Butler, United States
Marine Corps Reserve.
Miss Lange is the granddaughter
of the late Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Walter FitZhugh Worthington. She
is also the granddaughter of the
late Prof. Dietrich Lange, naturalist
and educator, of st. Paul. MINI. She
is student at George Washington
University.
1t. Butler is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Butler of Grand
Rapids, Mich. He is graduate Of
George Washington University and
is at present attending the Marine
Corps Reserve Officers School at
Quantico.
Evening star., 1941-11-20

MISS HOPE MCMILLAN
LANCE.
Her parents, Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Otto Frederick Ldnge,
today announce her engage
ment to 1t. Ed,Udrd Thomas
Butler, U. S. NJ. C. Reserve.
-HdrriS-EUing Photo.
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Miss Nancy w. Diamond
To Wed Mr.. ]. ID. Bowman, Jr.

Mr.. ard Mrs. Douglas Byrnne
Diamond of Gaithersburg, Md. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Nancy Wheeler
Diamond, to Mr.. John Darby Bow
man, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Darby Bowman of Rockville.
Miss Diamond is a graduate of
Arlington Hall Junior College,
Arlington, Va, and Mr.. Bowman
was graduated from the University
of Maryland Law School and was
admitted to the bar in October.
Evening star., 1941-11-20
One Box Occupied
By Young People.

A box of young people included
Miss Edith Wright in gay striped
gown of yellow and gold and Mr..
Richard Boiling. Mrs. Hlgginson
Rogers brought her attractive young
daughter. who is Just beginning her
Evening star., 1941-11-20

Hurley guests with her daughter N te oaWng
room will of the after
Evening star., 1941-11-20

Of these little the everso-popuo pods
(both broht and subdued Just plain brown wools
grand value! l3 and 10 to 8. Second floor.
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Meyers in East

Mrs. John NJ. Mayors and her
daughter. Judy. who are in
Philadelphia. were Joined this
weekend by Mr.. Mayors and
their son. Jack, who lives in
Norfolk, Va.
John McNabb, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Duncan J. McNabb, is
home from Fort Benning, Ga,
and will remain until he receives
his transfer orders to Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cass
Hutchinson Jr., who were here
for a week with Mrs. Hutchin-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Porter West, are now at their
home in Sewickley, Pa.
Next Friday. members OF the
Garden Club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. w. w. Crebs. Mrs.
A. Louis O'Connor will be in
charge OF the program. There
will be two flower arrangements
by Mrs. Job Milton. her sister,
Mrs. Clark, and Mrs. Robert L.
Stanton. A fruit and a vege-
table arrangement will be done
by Mrs. James Joy Miller and
Mrs. Charles Harrington. All Of
these arrangements will carry
out the George Washington
motif.
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Hostesses for Tea

Hostesses for the Service
League tea Tuesday were Mrs.
James Joy Miller and Mrs. Fred
erick S. Glover Jr. The speaker
for the afternoon was Mrs. Will
liam l.. Torrance. secretary of
Christian cation Of the
Woman's Auxiliary Of the Do
cese OF Michigan. Before the
meeting. Mrs. Rollin J. Fair
banks had Mrs. Torrance and
Mrs. John Spaulding OF Detroit
for luncheon.
At the monthly meeting Tues
day Of the Mems Club, John r
Watkins OF Detroit will speak
on "A Lsyman Looks at the
Church"
Also on Tuesday, Mrs. Thomas
Vaughn. Mrs. Arthur z. Fox.
Mrs. John c. Garrels Jr. and
Mrs. Howard F. Koderick will
be hostesses at the ST. James
Service League bridge-tea. An
added attraction that afternoon
will be baked goods sale with
Mrs. Whitney Sawyer Jr.. Mrs.
Don Smith and Mrs. Walter J.
Parker in charge.
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Southland
Beckons
Flint Folk
FLINT, February Is.

WNHE Winter vacationing quota
is finding more and more en-
listments as the season reaches
q climax in Florida. and the lat
est joiners include Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles ID. Crawford. who left
Tuesday for Hollywood. Fla. for
several weeks. The William II.
Davisons and son. William, have
also joined the Flint colony in
Florida and are making a So
journ in Miami Beach. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mace (. Crittenden will
leave Sunday for Miami Beach
and will join Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Bailey Of Grand Rapids there.
They will also visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Griffin in Fort Eauderdale.
Mrs. Frank Moxam is In Mi
ami Beach visiting Mrs. Oscar
M. Banfield. who has taken
house for the season and does
not expect to return until May.
The A. j. Flies are also in st.
Petersburg and will tour other
spots OF interest in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. <. Brown are
spending three weeks vacation
in st. Petersburg.
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works hard all day long model in of the towns
fashionable shops
And when evening she shows up in the smartest
places with another of the lines handsomer beau
and she always looks fresh and rested and lovely.
Mrs Frederick Clifford Ford is a great hand with
foliage plants grown indoors. She has wide shelf in
the sunny dining window, in her Bishop road house
And IL is filled from Autumn until late Spring with
bounfui array of gersnun ferns psms-sH in stunning
and unusual varieties.
Among your expert bridge players be sure name Mrs
Fred Memo sr whose knowledge of the game they tell u.s.
is partly the reason for the Junior Menos skill.
Mrs Arthur Gardner who Is very dexterouS learned to
the complicated knitting machine almost
moved into Bundles for Britain Headquarters Kercheva
Now she Is giving lessons to newcomers, machine
knitting
Despite their matronly duties Mrs. Edgar B.
Galloway Mary Thurber Mrs William NJ Bremen Constance
constant companions they their debutante days.
Mrs. Philip Sheridan Wood says that ever since their
own romantic elopement, she and Mr. Wood have felt
Bit sad big weddings thinking OF all the fun they had
missed. However says Val, she and Phil are going to
encourage their little daughters and years DID,
follow in their own footsteps.
Crosse Ponte Club has declared dues moratorium for
branch of Uncle Sans service.
rose-coored carpet picks up the color Of a matching
coated Chinese figure against turquoise
dining wall paper recently hung In the n. Gamblers
Bloomfield Hills home
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Aid
F etc Draws.
ISLANDERS
CROSSE lie. Feb. Is

CROSSE lie. Feb. IS.
A Ii roads off the Island led
"A to the Scottish Rite Ca
thedral and Acting for Brit
ain" last Friday evening.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Culver. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney Sawyer Jr.. Mrs.
Thomas Y. Leonard. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Vernon Davis. Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Jewell. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jewell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Leggett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arr Begole, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scribner Harlan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Kinsman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest N. Stanton. Henry F.
Stanton, Mrs. Robert L. Stan
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth T.
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Zoll and Mr..
and Mrs. Sterling Smith.
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Houk. who are new
corners to the Island, the Rev.
and Mrs. Rollin J. Fairbanks
had Mr.. and Mrs. Melish
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur 4. Fox for supper Sat
urdsy night.
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Forncrooks Go West

But more and more are find
Ing the desert climate in Arr
IONA 10 their liking. and the lat
est departees for that western
section are Lee w. Forncrook
and children. Miles and Mary
Lee. who left the last OF this
week and will join Mrs. Form
crook In Tucson. While there
during their expected three
week stay. they will Join other
members OF the Flint colony. in
GLIDING Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald T.
Lomasney and son. Denny. Mrs.
Lomasney preceded her husband.
who left last week accompanied
1by Thomas Williams. Mr.. Will
lisms is continuing on 10 Los
Angeles. where he will Join his
family. and they will make their
home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Crick are departing this week.
end for California on an ex-
tended trip. San Diego Is the
destination OF Mr.. and Mrs. F..
Harry Apologize. who left early
in the week There they will
meet their son. Daniel and re-
main until the first Of March.
Mrs. John Newall and daugh-
ter. Louise. after a visit in their
former home Town. have left for
their home in Beverly Hills,
Oel.. after visiting Mrs. New
alls brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Beynsrd.
While here the visitors were
feted by former friends.
Cuba, Then New Orleans
Miss Ruth Willard and her
nieces, Mary Ellen Park and
mry. Howard Pangborn, are
also among the southern trsv-
elers. They are stopping in
Miami and thence will 90 10
Key West and Cuba. The spec
tacle OF the Mardi Gras in
New Orleans will be their last
goal before returning March l
TO Flint.
The returning list Of southern
sojourners includes Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald z. johnson and Mr..
Johnson's sister. Mrs. George d.
Perry OF Saginaw. who arrived
The first OF the week after
spending three weeks in Florida.
returning home by way OF New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel K.
HaZlett are back after five
weeks in Miami Mrs. Rollin J.
Cook will return the last OF
. next week from Miami Beach
latter a visit Of six weeks in
the Winter home Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George G.
Cook.
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Miss Jane Collins
Heads Girls Club

MISS JANE COLLINS again
will head the Chrysler Girls
Club. Other officers for next
year are: Miss Dorothy Arnold,
vice president; Miss Diana Ly-
barger, recording secretary; Miss
Katherine Borsma, corresponds
ing secretary. and Miss Dorothy
johnson, treasurer.
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Twentieth Century
To Study Canada

TWENTIETH CENTURY
CLUB. Thursday afternoon. will
meet in the Women's City Club
10 hear an address on The His
tory Of Canada" by Mrs. Theo-
dore Merrihew and another on
Canada, It's Land and Its Peo-
pie" by Mrs. Schell F..
BLANKS
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Art Exhibit Popular

The exhibition Of old master
paintings is proving a diversion
for stay-at-homes. II will con-
tinue az the Flint Institute of
Arts until February u. Widely
attended was the open house for
the public last Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Andrew Gath looked
after arrangements and was as
sisted by Mrs. Godfrey Bur-
rows. Mrs. Edward Unruh.
Miss Hernine Wiesner and Miss
Martha Baker.
The exhibition includes paint
ings done by artists during the
fourteenth century and ranging
through the twentieth century.
The art-minded group inspected
the galleries and then stopped
for a chat and a cup OF tea AT
the refreshment table where
Mrs. Lewis Harry Bridgman.
Mrs. E. A. DeWaters, Mrs.
John L. Pierce and Miss Mar
gsret McLsren took turns serv-
ing at the tea and coffee urns.
Two evenings earlier a private
showing OF the exhibitions for
members only drew a fashion
able throng OF $50.
Supper at Smsllidees'
Festive gatherings keynoted
the hospitablesspirit earlier in
the week and included a buffet
supper given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph z. Smallidge and Mrs. (.
J. Townsend Sunday night at
the Smallidge home. Included in
the gathering were DR.. and Mrs.
William p. Boles, DR.. and Mrs.
Alvin Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Robert Schenck, Mrs. Austin F.
Young, Mrs. Earl NJ. Schmitz
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Rap
port. The first in a series OF
breakfasts was given by DR.. and
Mrs. Don r. Wright earlier that
day.
Visitors continue TO add in
terest TO the social calendar.
and among these is Mrs. Louis
Engerud OF Pelham, ". Y. who
Is the house guest Of her mother.
Mrs. Nellie Goering and her
grandmother, Mrs. II. L. VALID
man.
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Ernest n. stanton ana HenTy
F. Stanton.
Also entertaining al supper
Sunday evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Smith, whose guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney
Sawyer Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
LeSeur. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
T. White, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Heideman and Mrs. John Nolan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul M. Hart
gave a cocktail party In honor
OF Mrs. Harris brother. Inslee
Walker of Wichita. Kans.
The Wednesday Book Club
met last week at "Littlecote."
the home OF Mrs. Henry F.
Hooker
Before the meeting luncheons
were given by Mrs. John Charles
Wright and Mrs. Waldo NJ.
johnson.
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The c. Henry Bulls had the celebrated Maurice
Fatio (who designed the Walter o. Briggs Miami Beach
home among many others architect for their newly
completed Palm Beach home.
1t is said he made Mrs. Bull promise
South for look at ii until il finished right down
the last detail and she kept her word
Betty Thompson achieves with the greatest of the
object for which half girls Mayfair striving