Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1925, Page 47

SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MARCH 15 1925—PART 2 ‘Easter Hop,” Formal Event, month Loomis, wi Loomis, 1 Mrs. Dug Dugan, was Thursday on Hanov Betrothed to Virginian with her daughter, Mrs.| Ensign Harlow IH. fe of Capt. Paul B. at a bridge party | on at her residence street Capt. Henderson; Mrs. Dallas Wilson of Washington and Mrs. Ferdinand Baltimore have been visit- s here. Adelbert Albrecht left Friday a visit to her sigelow, at the kern, wife of returned to resume Goucher College. abeth C. > Chicl ounty has been the guest|C. Scheduled at Navy Academy FOI!OWS Mi‘ddies‘ FOUr'Day Legve“—other Lead‘ ing Social Features of Record in Maryland Capital. ANNAPOLIS. Md., next formal hop scheduled at the i demy will be the “Easter 18. after the midshipmen’s four-day Easter le During Lent ther noon finformal 1 o'clock on every an evening hop Is sch a day night's hop was tricted to members of the fi 1ss midship- men, their friends and officers and professors at the thelr friends. This hop wa the “rigging loft” Midshipman L. W received with Mrs, Capt. Baldridge, Miss May Pat Ay visiting her , In Wash- ington, D. C. Mrs. Albert Noble Noble, U. N months with her father here. March 14.—The N daughter | ss Helen Phillips, ere among the of Washington tests at the first demy Saturday ni 5. Johnston wi H. Johnston, Bishop Rock | Annapolis T bands al San Diego, Calif. < 1 attendjng ven in Washin tovernor of W. Munroe of S visiting his b . Munroe, College 4 Frank A. Munroe, Murray . Austin Conradi, who 0 recital at McDowell Hal entertained by the president's house, S s midshipmen's hop at the Naval| MISS ARBUTUS W. MAUG Whose mother, Mrx. Nettie V. Howard, announces her engagement *| Frank M. Holt of Allia visiting Mrs. to Mr. | Miami, DuBois of my, are sister, Mrs. , Mass, . jr. of Phila- er at the a short visit. Lyons has been the s Josephine Hunter of day who has been arents here, has | to Join her hus- u N., whose York Capt. and Mrs. 10 Porter row, DuBols home for Harbor. | ine Watkins, a Arundel County Board fler a visit of several tives and friends in Cin- . Ohio, has returned to her near Davidsonville H. Adams, a month in | urned home d visit to her am Larned Marc postmaster, M Bright left Ti ¥ to who ha Reverdy west street, their home After a visit 31 ray Hill, for a few Mrs. Johuson which Mrs for the Summer South River. rt €. Ritchio headed the ons for the Russian cos- given Tuesday evening at for the benefit of the Mary- on North- Bigelow is Winter, having residence, Snug ones. Col. and 3 were hosts Thursda buffet supper and bridge at their Murray Hill Lieut. alde to the new miral Louis Me( Simpson ha at 16 Porter road, and Mrs. Laurence E. Safford Ington were guests over the o Feldmeyer is pass- in Washington with Edwin F. Ladd, at — John e sail for London . Fell is engaged in a legal Mrs. E. St Harper, John G and Alida Menriques at th to be giv hington, after Announcing the Opening of a new Pearle Cutting Shop PERMANENT WAV DISTINCTIO! Winson to Washington and were Mrs. Gott's brother-in- . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur John de Feyster Douw home, ‘omdr. George W. Simpson, superintendent, Nulton, up their residence Tea This Afternoon at Women' Mrs. Charles Heyward Cecll SOCTETY. T a weelk end visit to Mrs. Leslie Knis- [en's City Club, 22 Jackson place, this |Sp Ensign Kniskern, has her studies at afternoon from Presiding at t Virginia Whit Mumford, Miss J. Willilamson, Mr: Mrs, H. D. Fry, Mrs. 4:30 hester of Prince Anderson, Mur- days. G. Gott FUR y evening at a five tables of Leuwarden, Ad- and Mrx. al Academy Ll s City Club reble, Mrs. S. E. will be hostesses by the Wom- Small odd lot SQUIRREL CHOKERS Fashion’s to table will be Mr; SCARFS For Spring Wear Several of the most luxurious Spring creations in the entire William view this week at attractive prices STONE MARTEN SCARFS. Made of one luxurious skin. .. o WHITE FOXES, dyed in the new Platinum, blue, beige, gold and cocoa FOX SCARFS, last d and Mrs. Eli A. Helmick 6 o'clock. | 3 AL ¥ Tted otte Priest, ) E Albert M. Read, [ of « William W. | speak SHORT JACKETS Rosendorf selection now 82150 e §50.00 on word from Taliaferro has been Capt. W. D. Leahy, U. 8. N Mr. Will v, Willlam Mrs. Leahy have returned to Wash- | | Owings, of In honor Helen M New York featured at FURS REMODELED. This is the dull season in our remodeling department. If you desire to have your furs remodeled now we can offer you a very attractive price, and will store your furs free until wanted. husband, Lieut. Comdr. S. N., on the West coast. Henderson, wife Barron P. DuBois, Academy. in Mrs. Allen Les swler has gone | Bright, U to Long Beach, Calif, to spend @ Mrs. Robert in The Mayflower Mezzanine Floor of e of Comdr. Willlam her hou Mrs. of Loul Ky., in ertained at a| v afternoon. | Nickerson of Chevy siting her daughter, Mrs. n Strange, Duke of Gloucester The Original Marinello Approved Shop 2222727 2 ir., d afternoon little girls at: Anne's Cupboard. s Katherine W. Boykin of Balti ryl Bryan, Shampoo Marcel Wave Scalp Treatment Toilet Goods Hairdressing Shingle Bob Manicure Hair Goods Irving County and Mrs. Adams of Howard Upshur Pope and Mrs. Montgomery were entertained at luncheon Saturday by Mrs. Fernandez, wife of Prof. Arturo Fernandez of the 3 Academy. ‘apt. Sydney i S. N, chaplain of the 2 A e tertained over the week end Rev. Dwight W. Wylie, D. D., pastor of Central Presbyterian Church, New City., who preached at the v Chapel Sunday and addre, ed the midshipmen's Y. M, C. A. Sun- day evening. ve of Palm Beach, Fla., guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Polk at their bungalow near Annapolis. In ho: Comdr. Slingluff's s| ton Specializing in Cold Pack Facial Telephone Main 9800, Branch 38 Public Invited Standard Charges Many heads have been rusned by usi of hair coloring. Mrs. E. Davis will advise proper shade if you use the hair coloring. hair coloring is put up for home use. MRS. E. DAVIS Formerly at 723 11th St. Now at 1203 F St. N.JY. wrong shades you as to the his wonderful 1215 G Street N.W. NINETEEN YEARS OF HONEST DEALING BAR HARBOR MIAMI GARDEN Dancing with Vincest Lopes Orchestras TEA, 4:30 to 6 e'clock Cover Oharge, $1.00 Tooluding Tea Baturdays and Holidays, $1.80 DINNER, 7 to 8 o'clock No cover oharge N.W. "1 "KAY JEWELRY CO., 407 7th ST. e On Time You have read it in history. 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