Evening star., 1952-03-01
Society and Clubs
Leap Year Dance at the SuIerove Club
Reason for Many Coy Dinner Parties

evening menu were Mr., ana MIS-
Wialliam P. MacCracken, Mr., and
Mrs. Arthur Krock, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel r, Beach, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Clark and Mr.. and Mrs
Sherlock Davis. All entertained
at their residences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Hare
Powell had q special meaning fol
their fete at the 1925 r street
Club when they honored their
out-of-town guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Grafmueller of Green
wich. Conn. Another host and
hostess to friends from afar were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burling
jr., in whose party were Lady
Miller Of London, Mrs. Bliss
Parkinson and Mrs. Crenshaw
Houghton. both of New York
City. Lady Hoyar Miller is stay
ing, with the Charles Carroll
Glovers, jr.
Young Hosts
In the younger group of party
givers were Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Laussat Geyelin. The former Miss
Sherry Parker filled the bill by
having six girls and three men.
The 1880 event took place in their
new Wesley Heights residence,
Another lady in the house but
not quite old enough for the
stag" line is 8-month-old Mary
Sherman Geyelin.
Among those diners were Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Ninott, MIR. and
Mrs. Rowland Evans and Miss
Mary Cutler. Down from Gotham
and also there were Miss Peggy
Talbot and Miss Sylvia White
house.
A small get-together was given
by Col. and Mrs. Paul H. Bonner
and included Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Neill Phillips, and Signora
Gabrielle Paresce, wife of the
Italian Press Counselor.
In the group of gay dancers
were Senator and Mrs. Monroney,
the former having Just returned
from Paris where he was for the
United Nations meeting; Italian
Counselor and Signora Ortona, 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Elwood r. Quesada
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Jasper
DuBose.
Also seen were Gen. Hoyt
Sanford vandenberg, former
Under Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. w. John Kenney, Mrs.
Pearsons Rust, Mrs. r. Hamilton
Nice Cormick Goodhart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eaf1luel Hay Kaufman, Mr..
and Mrs. George Rebef Littiehales
ana Mr.. and Mrs. John Newbeid.
Other PsFty oivss
Still more were Mr.. and Mrs,
Randolph A. Kiddef, the latter
wearing red satini MIR. and Mrs.
Ffahekiyh Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
David YeFEes, Mrs, Warren BelaRe
Robbins, Mrs. Arthur A. Fowler,
Mrs, Sidney Kent EegaFe, Mrs.
Rowan shevliR and mfr, and
Mrs, Henry @, II, F'FeliRghuyseRr
Just back fFem FieFiaa were Mr.,
and Mrs, Alexander 3, HagheF,
Mere news OF them IA the expected
arrival OF Mrs, HagneF's daughters,
Miss Susan salmeA and Miss
Nancy salmen, who will eeme
down for their spring vacation
frem Ethel Walker 6eheel, Susan
Salmon will make her debut next
year, Also coming home for her
vacation is Mr., Hagner'g daughter,
Miss sandra Hagner, who Ia at
Pennington, Plans for her arrival
are March 10.
Two other lovely dresses spotted
on the floor were those Of Mrs,
Carusi, who was In pale pink
satin, and Mrs. Hardin. who wore
emerald green, The Hardins are
Just back from Clearwater, Fla,
but Palm Beach still claims Com
mittee Member Mrs. Arthur Gard
ner. although Mr.. Gardner was
there.
Still others were Representa-.
tive and Mrs. Wigglesworth, who
entertained at dinner earlier, Mr..
and Mrs, Lawrence Barnard, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Moran McConihe,
Mrs. Lawrence Wood Robert, Mrs.
William Morgan, Mr.. John Logan,
Mr.. Ford Roy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Andre de Limur.
From the younger group were
Miss Nancy Thomas, Mrs. Allison
Hagner, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lewis
Mac Cracken. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam DeForest Doeller, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willmott Lewis, jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs Tovlor Cha1I,aian ~