Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

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were among their guests.
Others present were French
Gen. and Nine. E. Valluy. Greek
Gen. and Nine. S. Pallis. Meth
erlands Gen. and Nine. Carp, all
representatives to NATO: and
Admiral and Mrs. Felix johnson,
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Arthur c.
Davis, Gen. A. F. l.. Bigwood,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. S. N.
Pyne, the Turkish Military At
tache and Nine Atalay. the
Naval Attache and Nine Olcay-
noyan and the Press Attache
and Nine. Bahia.
Mr.. Hoskinson Host
Capital bachelor Harry Hos
kinson mentally wrote off every
guest living beyond a radius of
six or eight blocks. He came to
the conclusion that out of 100
invited, he would be a lucky
host if 80 could brook the bliz-
zard and make their way to his
Georgetown house.
Twenty-eight hundred eight P
street. the only modern house
in the block, is referred to by
Mr.. Hoskinson and friends as
the Chateau Dracula. though
why no one could guess yester-
day. A CHEEKY fire blazed in the
large living room further bright
ened by the snow-covered gar
den that looked through a wall
of solid glass. Lighted candles
in the snow added charm as
darkness fell.
The only change the host
made when he saw yesterdays
weather, was to add large pots
of coffee to the party fare with
which to send departing friends
warmly on their way. Virginia
ham. crab lump. shrimp, etc.
provided a light supper for late
StayerS.
Neighborhood friends close
enough to mush to his home
vie their offSprings sled or dog
sleds included the William Mer-
Rams, the Stephen Dorseys. Mr..
and Mrs. Brewster Chapman,
the "Skee" Arnolds. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Paul. DR.. and Mrs.
James Walsh. the Jack Mitch
ellis and the Ed Mitchells, Mr..
and Mrs. Willmott Lewis, jr.,
and the Jack Millars.
Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Davis
celebrated their tenth wedding
anniversary yesterday by giving
a cocktail party. The setting
was the conveniently located
apartment of Mrs. Davis
mother. Mrs. Clarence v. Kim
ball. at 2101 Connecticut ave-
nue..
Before the SHOWS came they
had had so acceptances, but as
the blizzard blitzed they dis
counted the distant invites.
Among the expected were Mrs.
Davis sister and brother-in law,
the Freddie Mechlins: Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard T. West, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rodenberg, DR..
and Mrs. James Dusbabek, Mrs.
Betty Brown and DR.. Robert
Sarbacher, and Mr.: Robert Ken
nedy, brother of Senator Jack
kennedy who came to the party
alone His wife presented him
with a new boy last Sunday.
Their third child, he will be
christened Robert, jr.
Though the tenth wedding an
niversary is supposed to call for
tin or aluminium gifts, Mrs.
Davis gave her husband golf cuff
Inks ana ne gave her q trip to
Florida. She is leaving in about
10 days for Palm Beach and will
be gone a month.
Teo for Bride Elect
Miss Esme Munro, daughter
Of the New Zealand Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Munro, entertained
at feminine tea party yester-
day for Miss Polly Norment
whose marriage to Mr.. Anderton
Burke will take place on March
6. About 80 friends were in
vited to the 4 o'clock gathering
at the Embassy. Among them
were Mrs. Leslie Douglas. Mrs.
John Wilson Davis. Mrs. George
L. West. Mrs. James Hilleary,
Mrs. Martin Vogel, Miss Anne
Yates Lonergin, Miss Janet Gill
christ, Mrs. James Hanker, Miss
Anne Baube and Miss Nancy