Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1923, Page 49

SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY [lcr, ‘Miss Louise Bryan, have returned " Annapolis Gay Over Holidays g S iyl aag home at Wardour. For Many Out-of-Town Guests ..,y 25,0 vase ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 7.—Gov. Ritchie entertained at dinner Thursday evening at the executive mansion in honor of the members of the court of appeals of Maryland. Other guests were *' members of the supreme bench of Balti- more, Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, superintendent of the Naval Academy, and Alexander Armstrong, attorney | general. The Easter dance of the series of dances being given at the Officers’ Club in the Naval Academy was held Wed- nesday evening. Lieut. Commander | and Mrs. Granville B. Hoey enter- tained at a buffet supper before the dance in honor of the Superintendent of the Naval Academy and Mrs. Wilson. The midshipmen’s Easter hop, which is one of the largest balls of the year, was held last night in the Armory at the Naval Academy. Mrs. Henry B, Wilson, wife of the superintendent of the Naval Academy, was among those who assisted at the reception given in Washington on Tues- day afternoon by Mrs. Theodore Roose- veit, wife of the acting secretary of the Navy. Miss Lota Robinson of Washington was here for Easter as the guest of her Drother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morton, at their home at Sev- ern-Side. Mrs. J. S. Bowdoin and Miss Eliza- beth Nott entertuined informally _at bridge Thursday afternoon at their home near Annapolis. Miss Louise -Phipps of Washington spent Easter with her father, Mr. Henry Phipps at Carvel Hall. Mrs. E. J. Kidder and Mrs. H. E. Thornbill entertained at bridge Tues- day afternoon at Mrs. Thornhill's house on Martin street. Miss Amy Fechteter, who spent the week in Norfolk, returned to Annapolis for the midshipmen's Easter dance last night. Prof. and Miss W. O. Stevens had as their guests for the week end Mrs. Daniel Birdsall of New York, and her son. Daniel Birdsall, jr. rs. Wallace Hackett of Portsmouth, N. H. is the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Licut. Commander and Mrs. Robert . Rogers, at their home on King street. Lieut. Commander and Mrs. William €. Wickham have been visiting Mr. ‘Wickham's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Wickham, at Richmond Lieut. Commander Harrison Col- houn, U. 8. N, retired. has been called to Richmond by the serious lllness of his grandmother. Midshipman P, K. Perrill was the guest over Kaster of his parent Capt. and Mrs, H. P. Perrill, at the home in Washington. Mrs. D. T. Hunter, wife of Lieut Commander Hunter, is the guest of Lieut. and Mrs. Wailis P. Gearing at their home in Randall court. Commander Paul J. Dashiell spent the Easter vacation with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ington during Lieut. Doyle's absence in Nebraska. Mise Corinna Fowler, a student at Goucher College, spent the spring holidays with her parents, Prof. and Mrs. Clarence Vernon Fowler, at their home on Hanover street. War Department Club To Give Dance April 19 The Finance Club of the War De- partment will hold its second dance and card party at the Wardman Park Hotel on Thursday evening, April 19, at 9 o'clock. MISS LILLIAN RITTENHO Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Rit-| tenhouse. Her marriage to Mr.James C. Roy will take pince in the Ninth Street Christian Church April 25. guests for the week end of Miss Vir- ginia Gordon in Baltimore, have re- turned home. Miss Gordon entertain- ed at dinner in their honor Saturday evening. Mrs. Clinton E. Braine, jr., wife of | Lieut. Braine, has cards out for a bridge April 10 at the Blue Lantern ‘Tea Room. Mrs. Thomas B. Howard, widow of Rear Admiral T. B. Howard, and her granddaughter, Miss Morton, | are visiting Mrs, Howard's s daughter-in-law, Mr. and i Claude Howard, at South Orange, N. J, Lieut. d Randall Dels have as their guests ) Deis' aunt, Mrs. Middieton S Guest, and Miss Anne Guest. Mr. W. H. Fowler, who has been the guest of his son and daughter-in-law, Prof. and Mrs. Clarence Vernon Fow has returged to his home | at Newburgh, N, Y. Commodore and Mrs. Bdward Lloyd had as their guest for Laster their son, Edward Lloyd, jr., of New York, Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Alfred T. Clay, who spent the er holiday at Shepherdstown, W. , have re- turned to Annapolis. Lieut. Commander and Mrs. R. M. mmett of Washington were week- end guests of Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Granville B. Hoey at their quar- ters on Upshur road. Mrs. John Manners, who has been the guest for a month of Cay Mrs. T. R. Kurtz, has joined ) ‘Thornton Dashiell, at their home at Chestnut Hill, Pa. Miss Zita Langhorne is visiting her | aunt, Mrs. W. W. Gwathney, in Nor- folk. Mrs. Prentiss P. Bassett has had as Lier guest for a few days Miss Adele | Fountaine of Philadelphia. Miss Isabel Claude gave the first of two “at homes” Tuesday afternoon at her apartment on Statec circle. Mrs. J. F. Kaufmann of Washing- ton has been the guest for a few days of Commander and Mrs. Soule. Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Andrew Denney spent the Easter holiday with Mrs. Denney's brother, Lieut. Col. Chandler Campbell, U. S. M. C, at Quantico. Commander and Mrs. John Downes have as their guests Mrs. Downes’ sis- ter, Mrs. Fairfax Leary, and her son and daughter. Miss Sue Manford is vistting rela- tives in Richmond. { Lieut. and Mrs. George K. W'ch!r,' who have been visiting in Erie, Pa., | have returned to Annapolis. Mr. and Mrs. C. De Peyster Valk have as their guest Mr. Valk's sister, Miss Ella Snowden Valk, of New York Mrs. John H. Tweedy of Milwaukee entertained a large house party over the Easter holiday at his home on the eastern shore in honor of his sSon, Midshipman Edmund Tweedy, and a number of his son’s classmates. Capt. and Mrs. Barron P. Du Bois have as their guest Mrs. Frederic | Estes of Erookline, Mass. Mrs. J. W. Valiant, who has been traveling in Europe for two months, returned to_Annapolis Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Valiant en- tertainment at a supper party Sunday evening at their home at Wardover. Lieut. Kenneth Hoeffel, U. S. wio spent the Easter vacation in Phiiadelphia, has returned to An- napoli The Misses Cusachs, who were 1115 1117 F STREET Of Unusual Attractiveness Two Groups of Frocks---Suits —into which we have placed exceptional values—marking them at a surprising price. Frocks— { All in the highly | desirable Crepe | Silks—staples and | novelties ~nd the | fine Twill Cords. Ef- | fectively modeled on new lines and‘ charmingly embel- lished with em- broidery, “etc. All "~ sizes. 495 Other Frocks $25 to $75. New Models in L] . Millinery Will Greet You Tomorrow . The first display in Washington of these handsome Hats—for all ing noted designership and expressed in excellent values—which we, in tu markable prices— $]2.50—81 3.50—$] 5.00— Other Hats—$7.50 to tinctiveness. ners in Boston. [ Invitations have been received for the wedding of Miss Pr | den Redgrave, daughter of | Commander and Mrx, De W | Redgrave. and Lieut. Wesley | Laren Hague of the Construction ool e e o [ [l ]e— s e e o] | Corps of the Navy, at Christ Church, | Cambridge, Mass., April 11 { _ Capt. Charles P. yder arrived Saturday from Phildalephia to spend the week with his family. Mrs. W. D. Brewerton. jr. who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Donavin on Long Island, has returned to_Annapolis Miss Sadie McE(duff is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Lieut. Commander and Mrs. McElduff. Miss Jessie Garrison, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. D. M. Garrison, has had as her guest Miss Lillian Raw- lings, of Asheville, N. C. Mrs. Edwin Pugh Baugh who spent Easter at her home near Annapolis, had as her guests for the holiday her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmo Mrs. Baugh has returned to Baltimore where she is a patient at the John Hopkins Hos- Lieut. and Mrs Henry P. Burnett, who visited in Washington, have re- turned to Annapolis. Mrs. Forrester Parker and her sons Allerton and Parker Cushman, who have been the guests of Mrs. Parker’s brother and sister-in-law, Lieut. Com- mander and Mrs. James Parker, have returned to New Yorik. Miss Elizabeth Jessup, who was the guest of her brother, Rev. C. A. Jes- sup, in Buffalo, for Easter, has re- turned to Annapolis. Mrs. Middleton S. Guest and_her daughter, Miss Annie Guest, who have been visiting in Canada for two months, have returned to Annapolis. Mrs. George Bryan and her daugh- ' ——Suits— | __ Tricotines and Fine Twills—in the | three popular styles ! —Box, Balkan and Straightline effects. They are plain tai- lored or elaborately embroidered, and with crepe silk lin- ing. All sizes— ladies’ and misses’. 1490 Other Suits £950 to 3125, e dressy wear—represent- rn, are featuring at re- —— o] —— 0] ———0] —=o]lo] —=]o] —=|o]c——= ol —— o | —= o[ c—=[c [0 0] 0 | 03] O] P $35. All of Louvre dis-% A R STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 8, 1923—PART 2. SOCIETY. Mrs. M. B. Whitfield and Mrs. Joseph | Peter Hill, Mrs. Frank J. Hogan, Mrs. | Walter, Mrs. Davenport White, Mrs, . Card Party Tomorrow A. Phelan. & 1. Hoover, Mrs. William J. Hughes, | M. B, Whicneld. Miss Margarer Wi | College Women's Club W 1| The following ladies will act as pa- | Mrs. Charles H. Johnson, Mrs. Ellen | son, Mrs. Marle H. Williams o At Wardman Park Hotel | rronesses: Mra 4. Abbaticenio. Mrs. | T. eane, Mra William G Keegin Reception and Banquet J R. J. bbaticchio, Mrs. M. Mrs. Margaret E. Kennedy, Mrs. Ed- The ladies who have been working'|Mrs. T. T. Ansberry, Mrs. M. ward Lloyd, Mme. Lucchettl, Mrs. | Tea and Theater Parvy The College Women's Club will diligently for the success of the|tholomew, Mra. Charies J. Beers, Mrs. | Mary T. McCloskey, Mrs. Josoph ; T . close Its social season Saturday with . 8. Benson, 8. omas ra - ladigan, 88 A. ele May, TS, . aDring ‘oard ‘party for the benefit of [V BiBannon,cMex homas V. Bea-.| Madlgn, Mias A, bdely May, Mrs, G. 0 Celebrate Birthday |a reception and banquet at Rauscher's St. Thomas Apostle Catholle Church, | james A. Cahill, Mrs. D. J. Callahan, | A. Murphy, Mrs. Soterios Nicholson:| yys Meyer Lissner of the Wara. | Phich will be attended by 350 mem- to be glven at Wardman Park Hotel | Mrs. Harry B, Carrdli, Mrs. Daniel B. [Mrs. Charles P. Neill, Mrs. Thomas - 1| bers of the club and their guests. tomorrow, feel assured that it will |Casley, Mrs H. ¥. Clark Mrs. M. J.|Q'Brien, Mrs. J. J. O'Connor, Mme, |man Park Hotel gave a delighttul| ““yp "/ (% "0 O ik g Connoly, Mrs. Jerome F. Crowley, Mrs. | Pezet, Mrs. Joseph A. Phelan, the |theater party and tea yesterdey for a - ety SeEnon, cusiman ot be one of the most delightful patties | jogepn’ 'J. Crowley, Mrs. Frank X.|Misses Phiilips, Mrs. D. S. Porter, group of eleven of the girl friends of | the committee in‘charge of arrange- of the spring season. Many beautiful [ Daly, Mrs. Charles W. Darr, Mrs. Mrs. C. R. Porterfield, Mrs. Edward ments, is being assisted by Miss Ruby and attractive prizes have been donat- | John' A. Densmore, Mrs. R. J. Don- | Purcell, Mrs, A. E. Rauel, Mrs. C.|her daughter Aline, celebrating her Nevins, Mrs, Willlam H. H. M f th isn | D1Y. Mrs. R. A. Dove, Mrs. Peter A.|Reagan, Mrs. P. Redding,’ Mrs. M. |eleventh birthday anniversary. The |- dizzinalipel. « Hervon, Mrs. ed. The young ladles of the parish|pigry "Ny s A. Drury, Mrs. D. J.|Brooks Rietz, Mrs. P, H. Riordan, guests-spent the afternoon at Keith's, | HTVeY W. Wiley, Mrs. Selden M will pass among the players with| Dyunigan, Mrs. John A. Eckert, Mrs. | Mrs, Murray Russell F i Tak to! tha Washi Park | EI¥, Mra. J. P. Ault, Mrs. Joshua baskets of homemade candy. J. A. Emery, Mrs. J. Fred Essary, | Mrs. F. W. Seibold, going later to the ardman Park | Evans_gr.; Mrs. Goodwin Price Gra. ps, Josepli A "Hayfen, who s [MEEL CSCrEe L Tsrrell Nifs D. B {Ruknuon. ‘M DS C fSnex X e e " Sn® pianle:, benutifully | ham, ifrs Walter S. Rogers and Mrs = 2 i ‘orbes, Mrs. J. L. Fugitt, omer | C. Sheridan, 2 . co eas, | Frank E. on, chairman of arrangements, will re- |G, Fuller, Mrs. S. i Gantley, )lrs.IMrs_ J. Lewis Smith, Mme. Steen, Mrs. | dainty favors and a birthday cake| Mrs. Otto f;."%:e'r‘uof(. president of ceive the guests, and will be assisted | Joseph E. Gatti, Mrs. W. Gwynne|Arthur J. Sinnott, Mrs. Frederick [ with candles had been reserved for |the club, Wil recelve, asuinted by Mion by the chairmen of the different com- | Gardiner,” Mrs. Fred C. Geiger, Mrs, [Stohlman, the Misses Sullivan, the |them in the tearoom. Miss Dorothy | Carrie M. Davis, Miss Ariiee Pate s mittees: Mrs. S. L. Hoover, Mrs. Jo- | Simon H. Golibart, Mrs. J. G. Haskell, [ Misses Toomey, Mrs. V. L. Toomey, | Albert assisted in Tecelving. ' Mr. |Miss Margaret Evans, Mre. Willin seph TumuNy, Mrs. Harry Carroll, | Mrs. Joseph A. Hayden, Mys. E. J.[Mrs. J. P. Tumulty, Mrs_ Allan E.|Lissner is one of the Shipping Board | Bonar Bell, Mrs. Joseph C. Zirlle won Mrs. J. G. HasKell, Miss Mary Gantley, | Henning, the Misses Hickey, Mrs. | Walker, Mrs. John Walsh, Mrs. L. M. | commissioners. Mrs.' Howard G, Nichols, short ELEVENTH ST, fl g | @ fl | l! | | fl fl fl | fl ade Possible by a Fortunate Purc The price doesn’t begin to tell the story of the actual values ¥ Tt is one of those opportunities which very rarely are available---for such makers as relinquished these Frocks seldom yield to the sugges- tion. Parisian fashion in all its charming originality is reproduced in these Dresses---by craftsmen who are masters of their art. They are portrayed in the rich silk crepes and the Smart clothes---affording a wonderful variety for selection---dinner, afternoon, street and sports wear---for ladies and misses. Second Floor Wl ———|o[c——|o|c—=|olc—=|oll——=]o]—=]0|—=|o|—=|o]lo| e=—=]o]l==——1]ale—=o|—= o] ——= o] —=|a|—=]o]c—=]ole—=a]ollolc—— ol e=—= o] e—D o [ c——]