Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 9

Carthy, Capt. John Arthur and Lieut.| Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bleyden, Lester Desses. Capt. and Mrs. Willlam Galbraith THE o'clock at American Association of Unlversity Women's Club, 1634 Eye st. ‘All Pi Phis in the city are in- Mr. Norvell Belt, the naval attache of the Brazillian embassy, Capt. Graca ociety (Continued from Bighth Page.) hat and platinum fox furs, and a corsage bouquet of Killarney roses. Mrs. Shea wore a gown of biue can- ton crepe, heavily embroidered, and a wn velvet hat. After a short wedding trip Mr. and their home in Mrs. Fay will make ‘Washington. ° Mrs. Maud tertain the membe Chapter of the Children of 2:30 o'clock morlal Home, at 13 nue, when an Interest been arranged by Mis: bers, which will be followed by tea. Mrs. John Wilson Brown, entertain at tea tomorrow in_honor of her g Jeffrey Arthur Lefroy of Richmond and her mother, Mrs. John Wiison Brown, jr, of Pliiladelphia. Mrs. Richard Fitz-Hugh Led has taken an apartment At the fternoor wdmother, YMrs, winter. Miss Lenore Maric De Grange will v to be leave for ork this week, the gu of Mrs. John Jay White, formerly of this city. Distinguished Box Holders. The Secretary of the Navy and Mr Denby had a s the e i their box _the ey of hach Mr. Henry C. John Wallace, aw of the Se ace: Miss Mary Wallace, Miss Wallace, the assistant secretary nd Mr. Wallace; Walter Drake brother Mrs s Denby i The Secretary and Mrs. Denby were ning Adolphus Andrews, their guests to tho honor guests at dinner evy of Capt. and Mrs, e Ang who later took ball. The dinner Admiral and Mrs. Capt. and Mrs. Charl company dward 11 Smith wiil en- of Mildred Lee C] the Confederacy tomorrow afternoon at in the Confederate Me- Vermont ave- & program has | 3 lleanor Cham- will ard ) otel Martinique, on 16th street, for the in ecretary of Agricul- Mr. and n and daughter- retary and Mrs, Wal- Ruth ot and Charles entertalned in their box Mr. and Mrs. Roeve Lewis, Mr. Leigh Palmer, Capt. Rigal of the French embassy and Commander Ferer of the Span- ish embassy. Other Dinner Hosts at Ball. Dr. and Mrs. Buckner Randalph en- tertained at dinner for their daugh- ter, Miss Loulse Randolph, later tak- ing their guests to the ball. The company fncluded Miss Donna Otey, Miss Katherine Berry, Miss Dorethe Heiberyg, Miss Katherine Snyder, Miss Janet Moffett and Miss Anne Devreaux. Mr. and Mrs. were hosts at dinner for their daugh- lter, later going to tho ball. guests were Miss Helena Lodge. Miss eanor Wilson, Miss Bessie McKel- den, Miss Ruth’ Stoddard, Miss Zilla MacDougall and Miss Mary Mont- gomery. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph 1 | Strauss entertained at dinner last cvening and later had with them in .| their box Miss Diana Cumming, 1| Betty Iv Miss Helen Straus Miron Hoffer, Lieut. Everett Capehart and Lieut. Hefferman. J. B and Mrs. Augustus Macomb. young people. ,|__Capt. and Mrs. Bogert, Capt. Mrs. Leigh, and last e .| Mrs, ening. Henry Fitch’'s box was oo- cupied by Maj. and Gariington, who had with them Mr. Charles Wilson and Maj. Kerry Brown. at dinner, 1 : [the ball. 'The company included Mra. William Crawford Gorgas, Capt Mrs. David St. Plerre Gaillard, Capt. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin, Mrs. David F. Webster, Dr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Smith_of Grand Rapids. Mich.; Mrs. C. J. Van Etten, Mrs. Charles G Matthews and Miss Myrtis Porcher. Mrs daughter, Mis T ie Hammond, en- te 2 n their box Miss Mar- Capt. and Mrs. Wa Iter herardi and Helen Ca fr, Montgomery Blair Thelr Miss Commander Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Montzomery | will be composed of the above boxhold- Macomb had among their guests Col.{ers and many prominent Washingtonlans Mrs. James Ives and Miss Edith |stitution. McCammon entertained a company of Mrs. Arthur MaoArthur and Mrs. McCormick occupled @ box |for the bridge and mah-jong party to Mrs. Chiswell | Washington Animal and Mrs. Hewitt Wells, Mr. and Mrs. [Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs. John and Mrs. |Hays Hammond, Mrs. John B. Hender- Mra. Delos A. Blodgett was hostess | Noves, er taking her guests to | Horace Westcott, Mrs. Alfred H. Tay- and | B. Hoyt and Mme. Tsamados. John Hays Hammond and her|of Germantown, Aranha; Mr. and Mrs, Margaret Zolna nay and Mi; Halstead, Miss , Miss Elizabeth Zol- Virginia Hunt, Secretary Mellon Holds Box for State Reception. Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon, alumnus of the University of Pittsburgh, has reserved a box at the Pennsylvania Soclety reception at the New Willard Hotel tonight. Others who will entertain box 'ties are Repre- sentative and Mrs. Ciyde Kelly, Mrs. W. Harry Brown, Representative and M. Adam M. Wyant, Assistant Attorney General and Mrs, Thomas S. Crago, Dr. and Mrs.. Gaius M. Brumbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Lisle S. Lipscomb, Dr. and Mrs. D. Percy Hickling, Mrs. Ida J. Kinsell, Mr, and Mrs. Harry J. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ginter and Miss Maude McDougall. The guest of honor will be the chan- cellor of the University of Pittaburgh, John G. Bowman, who will deliver a brief address. The University Glee Club quartet will render a number of selec- tions, After the program there will be dancing. Introductions to the reception line will be made by Lieut. S. S. Yeandle of the Un‘ted States coast guard. The line vited to attend. Mrs. Willlam Newton Gulick and her debutante daughter, Miss Ad lalde Wolstenholme, are establishe for the winter at 1826 Jefferson place. Mrs. Phyllis Bottome Forbes-Den- nis will be guest of honor at the International Assoclation of Arts and Letters' afternoon tea tomorrow at 1715 I street from 4 to 6 o'clock. Mre. C. Essery Barnard will be host- ess and Mrs. C. C. Gray will preside at the tea table. Marriage Licenses. M e licenses have been fssued to the following: John g‘l Curtls and Elizabeth King, both of Warrenton, Va. . Brockmeyer and Katherine O. va., Dessie G. Togers of Keyser, W. Oliver 'A. Chandler and Marle K. O'Leary, both of Richmond, Vi Births Reported. births have been reported to ment in the last twenty-four and who graduated from the Pittsburgh in- Admission will be by membership card or guest card: b Among those who have subsoribed Plilip and Kathrine Krautwurst, girl. John L. d Helen A. Shaffer, girl. James E. d Ethel E. Taylor, boy. Elmer and bell H, O'Hara, boy. Joseph E. and Sally C. Burroughs, girl. James A. and Jesse D. Boswell, boy. George and Anon C. Oértel, boy. Thomas T 3. Gallagher, boy. Ruppert C. Reamy, boy. “arl R. and Elizabeth Nolte, bo Bartlett 8. and Lillian R. Hudson, boy. Daniel an L. Maher, girl Charies . George ) : George W 1oy Jonn P, Halsted, girl. John H. and Margaret E. Thl‘ en, girl. nee 1. Gillioss,"voy Cooperateln, gir rtrude 1. McQuin, girl. iita Allen, boy. . bor. girl be given on December 6 at the Wash- ington Club for the benefit of the Rescue League are Miss Martha C. Codman, Mrs. son, Mrs. Alfred Thom, Mrs, C. C. Glover, Mrs. J. B jr.; Mrs. lor, Mrs. Caldwell Jenkins, Miss Maud Mr, and Mrs. Harry Blair Mitchell will have as their guests at their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel for the week end Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward T. Flood and Miss Editha Flood Pa. Mrs. Mitchell will give a tea this afternoon at ‘Wardman for her guests and will en- tertaln at dinner tomorrow evening Frank M. and Muud M. Hobson, girl. E. Du Val and Eliza Dickett, boy. Anderson D. aud Clara H. Hodgdoa, boy EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1923. Bl R oot MRS et i fodocdoat B SO Bt ittt R Al A o et PRl P s Frank Park of the Army War Collegs and Col. Manus McCloskey are among those officers who have given ap- proval of the movement. ton and at varfous Army posts throughout the United States, accord- Ing to an announcement today by the Near East Relief, which is in receipt of indorsements of “Golden Rule Sun- day,” December 2, from these officers. TO SAVE ON MENU WILLIS FOR COOLIDGE. Simple Diet Sunday Will Mark Ob- 4 eaten instead of the regular Sunday . |Senator Predicts Election—Says servance of Relief Day for | dinner and the difference in cost will | Refugees be given to the Near East Rellef so | Country Approves. gees. that little orphans under American | Flection of President Coollidge next srowini today upon his return to Washington. Maj, He said the country was back o he alr service; Coolidge in his efforts to carry out of the the policies of President Harding. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have bee the health depurtment 1a the I onrs Mary F. Cator, 86 years, 1121 B #t. B. Catherge . Mallon, 68, Georgetown Usiver- sity Hospital. August B. Winter, 78, 1804 Lawrence st. n.e. Frank Lyonw, 85, ‘sibley Hospital. Thomas McMahon, 79, 1214 North Capitol Infant of Daniel and Liles Robbi 8 days, Columbia Howpital. Malinda Rows, 82, Freedmon's Hospital. Catherine Bmith, 41, Freedmen's Hospital Martha Gordon, 55, ‘1418 8rd st. John Hamilton, 1, 1425 N st. —_— WEDDED FIFTY YEARS. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Joseph H. Dodd was celebrated at the home of their daugh- ter, Mrs, Martin Brandanger, 223 Rock Créek Church road, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dodd were married at eton St fon, Va., November 25, and have nine children, three sons and six daughters, all of whom are living. The couple also have seven_grandchildren. Mr. Dodd was born near Fredericks- burg, VA, and Mrs. Dodd near Char- lottesville. They have ‘lved in Vir- inia all their Iives, until coming to vashington two years ago from Lidland Station, near Warrenton, Va. They reside at 4623 9th street northwest. 300 ARMY OFFICERS reported to t twenty-four “Refugee rations” will supplant the usual Sunday repast of more than 300 Army officers stationed in Washin n. Mason M. Patrick, Maj. Gen. War Departmen hief w. Col ¥ THE LOUVRE 1115 1117 F STREET Your Important Opportunity In our First Sacrifice Sale of Fine Dresses— Of course, coming out of our regular stock, they have all the exclusive characteristics for which Louvre designing is famous— and all the intrinsic value for which Louvre quality is synonymous. Ca'}:rt‘, and Mrs, Hayne e assistant secretary of the Navy and ‘Mra. Roosevel: ortupied & \og, having with them the latter's mother Mra. H. A. Alexander of New York, who is passing a few days with them. Admiral and Mrs. W am Fullum occupied the box of Col. and Mrs, Rob- ert M. Thompson, and had with them the afr attache of the Itallan em- bassy and Signora Calderara, Mr. leander McCormick Goodhart of the British embassy, Mr. Somerville b. Tuck and Mrs.'Emory’ Sands, ‘who v elr guests & coeding the Dall - at dinner pr ding Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh had In her box Senator and Arthur Capper, Ma. and Mrs. Louis H. McKinlay and Col. James 3 . Admiral and M entertain t their guests occupted the box Thelr gue and Mrs. John D Mrs. Robert W. N er and Mrs. P. W Admiral and Mrs., Benjamin J. Hutchison were hosts at dinner, later taking their guests to the ball, where they occupied a box. The com- pany included Ad ral and Mrs. Rob- ert "E. Coontz, Rear Admiral and Mra. W. B. MacDougall, Capt. and | Mrs. George Rock and Lieut. and Mrs. E. W. McKee. Mrs. Stephen R Elkins had in her box Gen. and Mrs. eorge Downey, Mme. J. E. Roso, Mrs. om Wood and Mr. Willls Vandevanter. Gen. and Mrs. John were hosts at dinner last evening for their debutant daughter, Mise Bugenia Lejeune. and later took their Kuests to the ball. The company in oluded MM May Taylor, Mis: Eleanor Northrop, Commander M 1is and Ruth K. Gessford, glrl. ed Arnold, girl Bambataro, boy ne Creech, girl. irl. girls (twine) Norrls Gladdes Bugher. iss Frar and Mr. Frederick |at the hotel in their honor. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ten Eyck Burr have left Washington to spend the Anthony Fulton 1. Henry and Andrew and_Lucy Owe; Lioyd and Eva Mansteld, girl. Touls and Mary Terry, boy. s Hampson ocupied the hox of Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, and had as guests Miss Marcla | winter in their house at Crescent Chapin, Miss lizabeth Adams, Mr. | City, Fla. Morse ‘and Luuise Luady, gicl. Marion Law, Maj. Alfred Johnson and Lieut. Wilson Hampson. The Washington Aluminae Club of | piward ana Marjorle g Admiral and M Willard H. | P! Beta Phi fraternity will hold fts du N occupied by | monthly ~luncheon tomorrow 1 2 Dresses for Street and Afternoon wear—Formerly $29.50 to $89.50 Now for your choice at 3225333445355 Charming Silks—staples and novelties Weaves—beautifully embellished. Guaranteed! EVERY pair must be perfect in material and workmanship—and of flawless, enduring beauty. We guarantee that in these famous PHITADELPHIA GOLD SEAL Silk Stockings Every weight from chif- fons of gossamer sheerness to the heaviest ingrains. In the new autumn tones, well as staple shades. Rrownson's box was their son-in-law and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hart, who had several guests with them. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall en- tertained at dinner last evening, and took their guests later to the ball. In the company were the minister of Uruguay and Mme. Varela, former United States Minister to Switzerland E Mrs. Hampson Gary, Mrs. Law- rence Townsend and Signor Silenzi Mrs. Peter A. Drury were a company at dinner preced- ing the ball, having as their guests the governor of the Federal Reserve Board and Mrs. D. R. Crissinger, Miss Kathleen McDermott of New York, niece of Mrs. Drury; Miss Ruth Wer- ner of St. Louis and Mr. G. Brvan Piltts. Col. and Mrs. Guy gave their box to Cap! T. Lowndes, Who had as their guests Capt. and Mrs. Charles Oman, Lieut. Commander and Mrs. John Kauffmann and Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Baker. Also at_the ball were Commander and Mrs. Smith Hempstone, Capt. and Mrs. Dorn, Mrs. Minnegerode An- drews, Mrs. Horace Macfarland, Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Willlams, jr., Miss Betty Byrne, Miss Carolyn Nash, Miss Mary Stitt, Miss Emma Stitt,” Miss Virginia McKenney, Miss Mary San ger, Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Le Merl Dr. and Mrs. Fenton Bradford, M rge Grove, Miss He! RERRELRRELVEVLLELVEVERRRVES Buy Her— FURS! 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