Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1925, Page 45

SuvabETY ' Secretary and To Be Guests at Annapolis Mrs. Wilbur Will Attend Rotary Club Dinner—New Head of ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 18.—The Secretary of the Nayy and Mrs. Curtis D. Wilbur will be honor guests of the Annapolis Rotary Club dinner Tues- day evening at Carvel Hall. Other guests from Washington will be Sen- ator and Mrs. Willlam Cabell Bruce, Representative Stephen W. Gambrill, Representative and Mrs. J. Charles Linthicum, Rear Admiral J. L. Latl- mer, the judge advocate of the Nav and Mrs. Latimer; the aide to Secre- tary Wilbur and Mrs. Walter R. Ghe- rardl, Gov. Albert C. Ritchie and the governor of the 34th Rotary district and Mrs. Roy Danzer Rear Admiral Lou and Mrs sted by Mr Harold E. Cook, wife of Capt. Cook, commandant of midshipmen; Mr: zeorge W. Simpson, wife of Comdr. Simpson, aide to Admiral Nul- ton; Mrs. (o) ., wife of Capt. Kidd; Mrs. C. , wife of Capt. Smith, and Mrs. George W. Kenyon, | wife of Comdr. Kenvon. As this was the first official recep-| tion ven by the new endent | and his wife, an unusuall num- | ber of callers both f and | civil circles left cards. X by a | portion of the Naval Academy orches- | tra and dancing were features in the | afternoon for the younger set. Gov. Albert Ritchie and his mother | have as thelr guests over the week end at the executive mansion Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Kent of Bs lrlvnmrt‘.' Mrs. Henry B. Wilson, wife of Rear Admiral Wilson, (retired) former superintendent of the Naval Academy, was hostess Thursday afternoon at & tea at the Mayflower Hotel, Wash ington. Mrs. Barron P. DuBois, wife of Capt. DuBois; Mrs. H. G. S. Wal- lace, wife of Comdr. Wallace; Mrs. Harold E. Cook, wife of Capt. Cool commandant the Naval Acad- emy; Mrs. George Neal, wife of Comdr. Neal, and Mrs. 1 Bryan motored over from Annapolis. Mr. Samuel Re t announced the engagement Han Ruth, to ] adson, midshipman, United States Naval Academy, at a lunch- eon given Thursday afternoon in the home of Miss Abbott's grandmothe Mrs. William M. Abbott, by her aunt, Abbott Gage. The flow appointments _were in _ the > colors, blue and gold. The luncheon followed by bridge, shipm: »n is & son o e irs: Kirt Richardson of Charleston, W The wedding will take place early in June. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett Hayward en- tertained at a dinner-dance Easter Monday at their country estate on the Severn, in honor of Miss Melaine Hop- kinson and Miss Madeline Gill, two timore del tes, B r Smellow, wife of Erisign Smel- low, U. S. N., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lipman on West street. Mrs. Fred I the Booklove! Duke of Gloucester day afternoon. Mrs. Dougla: Comdr. Coe, U y lar naval = Rich- feyers was hostess to * Club in her home, on street, Wednes- s Coe, wife of Lieut. §. N., and her two children, who have been visiting Mr: Coe's grandmother, Mrs. Elizab Dorsey, have returned to Boston, Mass. : _ lfir. Howard Gates of New York paseed the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Gates, on Col- Jege avenue, having come on for his ter's wedding. % 'xgar. and Mrs. Keeler of New_ York were week end guests of Dr. Enoch Barton Garey, president of St. John's College, and Mrs. Garey, at the presi- dent’s house, St. John's campus. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gates, 83 Col- lege avenue, have announced the mar- riage of their daughter Minnie Mae to Mr. Howard Franklin Curtis of Penn- sylvania, a former midshipman at the Naval Academy. The wedding took place Saturday, April 11. The cere- meny was performesl by Rev. Dr. John . Sowers, pastor of the College Ave- nue Baptist Church, at the Baptist parsonage, on Market street. The best man was Midshipman E. C. Richard- malid of honor, Miss Helen Wilson Miss Sara V. Sutherland was_the guest on Monday of her cousin, Mrs. Ringgold MacFarland, in Washington. Ldeut. and Mrs. Julian D. Wilso U. S. passed Easter at Atlanti City, motoring from Annapolis, where Lieut. Wilson is on duty at the Navgl Academy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Abbott and son, Mr. Vernon Abbott of Washing- ton, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Roe, were Easter guests of relatives here, Miss Roe being entertained by her aunt, Mrs. Mary Fauble, on Duke of Gloucester street. Mrs. Gambrill, wife of Lieut. S. H. Gambrill, U. S. N., was hostess Tues- day afternoon at a bridge tea at the Blue Lantern Inn, on King George street. Maj. William A. Jones, U. S. A, Artillery Corps, stationed at Fort Hoyle; Mrs. Jones and her two small sons passed the ster holi with the major’s mother, Mrs. E. Shelton, on Market street. Maj. and Mrs. John S. Strahorn en- tertained a house party over the , Easter holidays, their guests includ- “mg Miss Marjorie Haas and Miss Christine Cork, students of the Wom- an’s College at Lutherville; Miss Allie Kruger of Johnstown, Pa., and Mi shipmen Truxall, R. Smith and Sanders. John and Charles Strahorn, sons of Maj. and Mr: rahorn, students at Mary HE difference be- tween one suit for . two seasons and two suits for one season is— an appreciation of Car- mack Dry Cleaning, pressing and dyeing. The Carmack taxis call for and deliver special or- ders as early as 7 am. and late as 9 p.m. Lincoln 239 ICarmack DRY CLEANING Co. Naval Academy Holds First Official Recep- tion—Hostesses Have Busy Week. ¢ ‘Washington and Lee Umidversity, Lex- ington, Va., were home for the Easter vacation. Maj. and Mrs. John §. Strahorn were hosts at a luncheon Monday fol- lowed by a dance at the Severn Coun- try Club in honor of the birthday of their son, a senior at the law depart- ment of Washington and Lee. Cov- ers were laid for 20. Mrs. Whitten had as her guests in her home on Shipwright street over the week end, Lieut. and Mrs, C, B. Childs of Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Theodoric Porter, widow of Commodore Porter, U. 8. N., is_the guest of Dr. and, Mrs. Thomas Fell, State circle. Judge and Mrs. Robert Moss have isiting them their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Ehlen Moss and children of Mount Airy, Pa. Lieut. Ryland Dillard Tisdale, U. 8. who has been recently detached from duty on the Pacific coast and ordered to Washington in the Bureau of Engineering, Navy Department, passed the week end with his mother, Mrs. R. D. Tisdale, on Prince Geor; t. Mrs. Charles E. Chance is visiting her son-n-law and’ daughter, Ensign and Mrs. Charles Owen Comp, at New- port, R. 1. Mrs. Allen Bowie Howard had as her Easter guest Mrs, Isaac Kershaw of Philadelphia. Mrs. A. Maude Swormstedt of Douglas, Wyo., and her daugnte Miss Mary Lucile, are visiting Mr: wormstedt's sister, Mrs. A. C. For- rester, on Duke of Gloucester street. Prof. and Mrs. Robert De Courcy ‘Ward of Cambridge, Mass., have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter, Anita S., to Calvert Magruder of Annapolis. of the faculty of the Harvard Urtversity Law School. Miss Peggy McNaiy, dsughter of Commander and Mrs. ¥, V. McNair, v hostess at a luncheon Easter Monday in honor of Miss Mildred H.|Gill of Panama. Other guests were Miss Katherine Halligan, Miss Clair Sreen, the Misses Clifford, Miss Hen- y, Miss Louise Giles, Miss Virginia Kurtz, Miss Mary Giffen and her house guest, Miss Pamelia Vulte; Miss Beatrice Anderson and Miss Ann Tardy. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Golder of Williamsport, Pa., are visiting their nein-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. J. Willls Martin, on Price Court street. Lieut. and Mrs. Starr King of Washington are guests of Mr. Mrs. Marshall Winchester at Carvel Hall. Mrs. Clarence L. Clemson of St Marys County joined her husband here for Easter. Commander George W. Simpson, aide to Admiral Nulton, superintend: ent of the Naval Academy, has been called to New York by the illness of his father. Miss Mary Randall entertaining Mrs. Paul Baltimore. Miss Louise Kemp, a student of Roland Park Country School, and Mr. W. Thomas Kent of the class of 1926, Princeton, joined their mother here Easter. Mr. and Mrs, Robert L. Burwell and children passed the Easter vacation with Mrs. Burwell's aunts at Win- chester, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thomas of near Ellicott City, Howard County, were guests of their daughter, Mrs. Anne Thomas Currier, on Taney avenue, Murray Hill, for the week end. Mr. Eugene W. Iglehart and Mr. Walter Hudson have returned after a month's travel to Panama, Ber- muda, -Porto Rico, Cota Rica and other parts of the West Indies and Central America. Miss Olivia Lyons was the guest for Easter holidays of Miss Josephine Huber, in Washington. Mrs. McQuiston, who has been pas- sing several weeks with her mother, Mrs. Samuel Brewer, and her aunts, the Misses Feldmeyer, on Prince George street, has left for New Lon- n, Conn., to join her husband, Lieut. . 1. McQuiston, U. S. N. Mr. D. Murray Cheston, son of Maj. Cheston of Fort Howard, spent his Easter vacation with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott H. Bur- well, on Randall place. A, anus of Washington Magruder is Iglehart of That every woman know the joy of easy, ough cleaning, we are cleaner. double cleaning job. more thorough. and its thoroughness for in no way. NAME 1120 Queen St. N.E. McCloy parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wells, Prince George street. been visiting Miss Helen of Moss-Haven-on-the-Spa her daughter, Lieut. Lewis, U. 8. N. Mit day: man Edward Tweedy at their country estate on the Eastern Shore. o Electric Vacuum Cleaner IN YOUR HOME ing this wonderful dollar down offer. Balance in easy monthly payments. 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C, {at the Chevy Chase Club on Tuesday, APRLL 19, Pi Beta Phis Announce Plans for Banquet The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club of ‘Washington, with the Columbia Alpha Chapter of Pi Beta Phi at George Washington University, will give a banquet at Wardman Park Hotel Sat- urday evening at 7 o'clock to mark the fifty-eighth anniversary of the found- ing of the fraternity. The program which has been planned for the occa- sion contains many unique features. At the banquet given by the local club last year there were present over 900 out-of-town members of the fraternity who were in Washington for the East- ern conference, and this was sald to be the largest dinner eyer given by a woman's college fraternity in any city. This year's banquet will be local in scope, but a large attendance is ex- pected, as there are over 200 members of the fraternity resident in Washing- ton. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge joined Pi Beta Phi‘when she was a student at the University of Vermont, and has al- ways continued her active interest in the Alumhae Association. Arrangements for the banquet are in the hands of the following commit- tee: Mrs. Palmer Kennedy, chairman; Mrs, Stephen De La Mater, Mrs. Regi- nald W. Geare, Miss Catherine M. Tonge, Miss Virginia Nicholls, Mrs. Blanche Hudson, Miss Anna Waring, Miss Lettie E. Stewart and Mrs. Mabel Littell Eaton, 1712 Sixteenth street, who has charge of reservations for the dinner. Prominent Gu.este Listed By Colurthbian Women Mme. Bryn, Mme. Panaretoff, Mme. Sze, Mrs. James J. Davis, Mrs. Fred- erick E. Farrington and Mrs. Willlam Mather Lewis will be honor guests of Columbian Women at the annual ban- quet of that organization, to be held | April at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Joshua Fvans, jr., is the hostess, and Miss Elizabeth Wilson will preside as toastmistress. Speeches of timely in- terest will be made by Mme. Panare- MISS JERRY ALTEN, Of California, visitin, K. Berryman, and Miss Robertson. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Willlam Martin Abbott, on Duke of Gloucester street. Miss Lucy Wheatley has returned home from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Davis, in Baltimore. Lieut. Thomas McCloy's Comdr. and Mrs, are visiting Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Winchester are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson and son of New York. Mrs. James Blake Chahoon of New York is the guest of Mrs. Albert F. France. Miss Ruth Foxwell of Baltimore has ‘Wilson. Capt. John Pirtle of St. John's Col- lege faculty passed the Easter holi- days at Savannah, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Duvall have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter Mary Joanna to Midshipman Hawley C. Waterman of the present first class, United States Naval Acad- emy. Midshipman Waterman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Water- man of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Mrs. Willlam Duval has returned from Boston, M. , accompanied by Mrs. Lewis, wife of A. C. Kidd, wife of Lieut. Kidd, is entertaining her mother, t H. Lane of New York. and Mrs. Edward Tweedy of aukee, Wis.,, were hosts at a house party during the Easter holi- in honor of their son Midship- Oaklands, Mr. University of Missouri Founders' Day Banquet ‘The annual election of officers and a banquet commemorating “Founders’ day" of the University of Mis be held in the Garden House of the Grace Dodge Hotel Tuesd: at 7 o'clock. ouri will evening The executive committee in charge is making every effort to have a full attendance of the alumni and former students of the university. members may thor- mak- Its powerful suction years. 6! Florence Berryman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. ertrude Robertson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mr. and Mrs. David Strauss Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. David Strauss were hosts to their children at a dinner party given last Sunday evening, in their apartment at 2305 Eighteenth street northwest in honor of their forty-fifth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Strauss were married in Washington, and have lived here their entire wedded life. He was born In Frankford-on-Main, Germany, in 1851, but came to this country over G5 years ago. He is a member of Osiris Lodge, F. A. A. M. ':11;1;11 the Oldest Inhabitants Associa- Mrs. Strauss is a native Washing- tonian, being a daughter of the late Samuel and Yetta Herman. ERRe SR Dr. Mary M. Sloop Will Be Women's Club Ten Guest Dr. Mary Martin Sloop will be the guest of hanor at the College Women's Club tea tomorrow, 4 to 6 p.m., at the clubhouse, 1822 1 street. She will speak on “Crossman School.” The hostesses for the afternoon will be Miss Louise Shipp Chick and the members of section 12 Mrs. Frank W. Pyle will receive the members and their guests. Mrs. W. O. Ison will preside at the tea table and will be assisted by Mrs. Chester A. Morrill, Miss Minna Gill, Miss Hat- tie Alexander and Miss Hilda Moles- worth. toff, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Farrington. Delightful Spring music and a butter- fly dance also have been arranged. For.years it has been the custom of the organization to hold its annual banquet at the Chevy Chase Club, a custom made possible through the courtesy of the board of governors of the club. Officers pf Columbian Women are Miss Elizabeth Wilson, president; Mrs. Charles Richardson and Mrs, Charles I. Corby, vice presidents; Mrs. W. Kerfoot Shute, treasurer; Mrs. Wil- llam. D. Rutter, recording secretary Miss Olive Murray, corresponding sec retary, and Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., chairman of scholarships. Among the distingnished members of Columbian Women are Mrs. Julla Marlowe Soth- ern, Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Mrs. Gil- bert Grosvenor, Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes, Miss Mable Boardman, Miss Helen Nicolay, Mrs. James Carrol Frazer, Mrs. Willlam H. Herron, Mrs. Willlam Mather Lewis, Mrs. Howard Hodgking, Mrs. Charles Richardson, Mrs. Clarenge Aspinwall and Miss Elizabeth Peet. 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