Ce Gardiner, and Mr, and Mrs. L. C. Perry were among those at Cornell University table, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Hopkins were among the very crowd at the INT. table.
Prominent in the New England group were Mr. and Mrs, W. [Plant and Mr. and Mrs. 1. Int. Bixby, Mr. and Mrs. R, P. Newsell, Mr. Sterling Fessenden and Mr. and Mrs.
ER, Bennett, Among others in the deep-south group were Dr. and Mrs. Dana Nance, Mr, and Mrs, Dick Conver and Mr. George Dazey.
'Other southerners were Dr. and Mrs. "W. Parsons, Mrs. C._S. 'Vaughan, Mr. Joe Johnson and' Mr. Bill Marchman, Princeton. was represented by Dr. and Mes. Arthur N, Young, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ernest Hayes, Mr. and "Mrs. 'Tracy Logan, Mr. and Mrs, A.C. Cornish, 'Mr.' and' Mrs. Verne Clair and Mr. C. A. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs, C. D, Culbertson were among those representing Wisconsin University.
There were hundreds more.
Cocktails on Thursday Thursday was a busy night, too, with more cocktail parties than one can count—almost. " They centred, mostly, around the French Club and Grosvenor House.
M. and Mme 5, Vega entertained a large group at the French lub to meet members of the Chilean sion to China, The guest list included prominent Chinese, diplomatic and con-Sular representatives. A few noticed daring the evening were:—
Mr. N. Aall, Mr. Paul Scheel, Mr. and Mrs. B. J, Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. [Chapelain, Mr. B. 'Ferrer, Dr. and. Mme. A."S. Alves, Dr. and Mrs. 5. Monteiro, 'Miss 'Piedra' Martel, tis Virginia Chang, Me. and Mrs. T. S. Mino, Mr. and Atrs, R. P. Butrick, Mr. and 'Mrs. J. van den Berg, Dr. and Mrs... B. Dunn," Mr. -and Mfrs. Arnold 'Dewar, Mr. and. Mrs. L. B. Mallory, Mrs, 'r. V. Skinner, Mr. Mautielo Fresco, "Mis, Francesco Lis Leto, and practically all, the members' of the Latin speaking com= munities, Across The Street American University Club Now for the Spring Prom! The French club was packed to the doors, there being more than 700 graduates of American Universities and their guests at the various University tables. College and University banners decorated the ballroom and tables were gay with the college colours, Guests arrived in good spirits for there were numerous cocktail parties beforehand. One of the largest was given by the Princeton University Alumnt who entertained the Yale and" Harvard Groups. This party was held in the 'From there a score of people went across the street to the Grosvenor: House where two cocktail parties: were being given. Mr, and Mrs. L. Cecil, who have just' returned from holiday in Switzerland and America, were hosts at one... They entertained get a glimpse of all their old friends at once.
In another part of the building Mrs. Frances Dazey gave another cocktail party, this being in the form of a housewarming.
Among her guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. 8, Franklin, Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Duna, Me, and Mts, Jack Levy, Mr.
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