Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1925, Page 49

SUClelY, Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur RotaryClub’s Honor Guests Dinner Given Tuesday Evening at Carvel Hall, Naval Academy—Social Activities of | Week in Annapolis. ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 25 (Special) »~Secretary of the Navy. Curtis D. Wilbur and Mrs. Wilbur were guests of honor at the Rotary Club dinner Tuesday evening at Carvel Hall, the Becretary making an after dinner speech. Mrs. Wilbur had been the guest of Admiral and Mrs. Nulton at the super- intendent’s quarters, Naval Academy, since Saturday, April 11, and returned to Washington Wednesday morning Friday evening, May 1, the Officers’ Club at the Naval Academy will give & reception in honor of Rear Admiral Louls Nulton, superintendent of the N Academy, and Mrs. Nulton. The date is that of one of the regu- larly scheduled dances of the club, but on this occasion will take the form of @ reception and dance. Gov. Albert C. Ritchie was guest of | Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Miles Cary at 4| box party in a Baltimore theater Tues- day night to witness the initial per- formance of the Paint and Powder Club's show. The hop tonight at the Naval Acad- emy, given by the regiment of mid- shipmen, was a large and brilliant so- cial event. There have been no acad- emy hops for over two weeks, due to Easter leave of the regiment and Holy week, and an unusual number of out- of-town girls were here for the hop tonight. Mrs. Nulton, wife of the superintendent, received with the “five-striper,” cadet commander of the regiment, Midshipman E. D. Edmund- son, in Dahlgren Hall At the reception and tea given on *Tuesday afternoon, April 21, by Prof. end Mrs. Willlam E. Olivet at their home on Duke of Gloucester street, in honor of the head of the department | of modern languages at the Naval| Academy, Comdr. John T. Bowers and Mrs. Bowers and Comdr. and Mrs. ‘Wilhelm Ftedell Mrs. Olivet was & gisted by Mrs. McCandless, wife of Comdr. Byron McCandless; Mrs. CIif- ford, wife of Lieut Comdr. A. B. Clif- ford; Mrs. Robert B. Dashiell, mother of Lieut. R. B. Dashiell; Mrs. Juli D. Wilson, wife of. Lieut. Wilson; M Edwin Conway, 1 Helen Karns daughter of Capt B. Karns, and Miss Francine Oli President and Mrs. Garey entertain ed over the week end Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wingerd of Chambersburg, Pa., at the president’s house, John's College. Comdr. George Keester, U. S. N., joined his family here while on from his ship, the U. S whose home port is Norfolk, J. Woolsey Johns Bon of Comdr. and Mrs. Theodore V Johnson, was host at a dinner Sund: for members of the swimming team, of which he is captain, and their girl friends. The dinner was given in the private dining room of the Peggy Btewart Inn. Covers were lald for 30. Mrs. Thorwald A. Solberg has re turned from the Pacific coast, where she went several weeks ago to Jom her husband, Lieut. Solberg, U whose ship was stationed ther: The engagement of Mrs. Dorcas Tuck, widow of Philemon H. Tuck of Baltimore, and Mr. W. Hallam Claude of Annapolis has been announced. The wedding will take place in the near Cuture. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Slocum of Baltimore passed the week end at their cottage at Arundel-on-the-Bay. preparatory to reopening it for the Bummer season. Dr. Silas E. Persons, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, is in attendance this week at the Baltimore Presbytery, where his resignation as superintend- ent of 30 Maryland churches has been presented. Lieut. and Mrs. Edwin ¥. Conway are entertaining Miss Mary Donovan, sister of Lieut. Jerome Donovan, U. 8. N., at their home on Duke of Gloucester street. Mrs. Stuart Jackson of \mnhlm is the house guest of Lie and Mrs. Frank Slingluff, jr., Maryland avenué. I Capt. Robert H. Conrad, who re- lieves Capt. Barron P. Du Bois, senior officer of the Supply States Naval Academ here with .his family. Miss Marguerite Cusachs has re- turned from a visit to Miss Elf Martin in Washington and with her aunt, Mrs. Carroll Van ,\'e:s. Green Spring Val Baltimore. Capt. and Mrs. S. W. Freeny and |son arrived from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and before going to Quamtico, where Capt. Freeny has been ordered to duty, they are visiting Mrs. Freeny’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Obery. Mrs. Arthur Newton Brown, wife of Prof. Brown, librarian of 8t. John's College, and Miss Mary Randall Magruder were hostesses at a_bridge party and tea at the Peggy Stewart | House, Hanover street, Friday after- noon. Mrs, Victor Blue, wife of Admiral {Blue, was guest of honor at a tea given Friday atternoon, at which Mrs. Charles de Peyster Valk was hostess, at her home on Duke of Gloucester street. Lieut. George F. Good, . M. C., and Mrs. Good have ar Parris Island for a visit to Capt. and | Mrs. D. M. Garrison. Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Davidson have announced the engagement of their daughter, Addie Elizabeth, to Midship- Willlam Henry Beel Na , has arrived Lieut. and Mrs. Edward | tin were hosts Wednesday evening at a dinner dance at the Little Inn, Edgewater, South River. Mrs. Dulaney of Newark, N. J., is the house guest of Lieut. and Mrs. IOscar Brickson, Franklin street. Mrs. Anna Brewer is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Lieut. and Mrs. E. I. McQuiston, at New London, and Mrs. George E, Barchet of Belfield have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Mary + to Lieut. William Walter Warlick, REMODELED NOW AT SPECIAL RATES And stored free until Fall in our fire, theft and moth proof vaults. WM. ROSENDORF 1215 G St. N.W. Nineteen. Years of Honest Dealing Corps, United | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO of Ensign “Steve’” Barchet, the Navy foot ball star. Lieut. Warlick is a graduate of the Naval Academy class 1918, and {s a native of Texas. He is now on duty here. Lieut. Melville E. Eaton, who has been recently ordered to duty at the Naval Academy, and Mrs. Eaton have taken up their residence here at 1 Martin street. After spending several weeks in Annapolis to be near her son, Mid- shipman William S. N mer, first class, Nival Academy, Mrs. John Messiaer of Detroit, N is stop- ping with friends in Baltimore until “June week."” Prof. C. H. Gray of St. John's Col- lege facuity and Mrs. Gray have been entertaining, at their residence on College campus, Prof. Henry Wells of Columbia University and Mr. Ralph Marcus, librarian of the Jew- ish Institute of Religion, N. Y. Comdr. and Mrs. Robert V. Lowe of Washington have returned, after passing the week end here. Mrs. Gannon, wife of Capt. Siuciuir Gannon, who I8 to be the new com- mandant of midshipmen under Ad- miral Nulton's administration, ar- rived here Saturday with her two daughters, Miss Nancy and Miss Sin- clair Gannon, from San Franecisco, Calit.” They will be the guests of Capt. and Mrs. Paul B. Duagan. Mrs. Gambrill, wife of Lieut. Staley H. Gambrill, was hostess at a bridge party Tuesday afternoon at the ] Laftern Inn. Mrs. John Floyd Waggaman has re- turned from a motor trip through Florida and has opened her country || estate, Wild Rose Lodge, on South || River. Lieut. E. J. Kidder of the U. S. S. Whitney and Mrs. Kidder, who have been visiting Lieut. Kidder's mother, Mrs. James F. Strange, have returned to_Philadelphia. Mrs. Richard Morton was hostess at a luncheon Friday in honor of her niece and house guest, Mra. Clarence W. Wheelwright of Baltimore, Mrs. John Downes, wife of Capt. Downes of the Navy, has returned from Panama and San Francisco and is passing the Spring at the Peggy Stewart Inn. Miss Sallle Greér of Rhode Island is visiting Lieut. and Mrs. Edwin F. MeCartin, who entertained at a din-|| ner dance Wednesday in Miss Green's honor. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Willlam J. Riddick entertained at a large bridge supper Wednesday evening at their quarters in.the Naval Academy. Comdr. Douglas L. Howard, who has been on duty on the U. S. 8. Seattle, the fleet flagship, has joined his family here until June, when he will report for duty at the Naval War College, Newport, R. I. Mrs. Henry Martin Baker of New York has beén passing the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas i H. Green. THE LOUVRE 1115 1117 F STREET New Frocks for Street and Aftemoan wear The lnte-l arrivals of the season’s are the most attractive nfieflnll —original in design and developed in beautiful Georgette Crepe Ninnette Kashmir Crepe Laces Crepe Satin Flowered Chiffon Crepe Mongol Lingerie No matter how formal the daylight occa- sion—these Frocks will grace it. $29.50 o $125.00 THE LOUVRE New Frocks for less formal wear Morning and Sports events—smart in their designing—and effective in their clever color- ings and toning. Printed Crepes, Tub Silks Crepe de Chines Beginning at $1 850 SUMMER APPROACHES And with it comes the problem of comfort in one’s living, amusements and daily pursuits. Washingtonians and visitors will find the prob- lem delightfully solved at The Mayflower THE CAPITAL'S PALATIAL Here one may live and move and have one’s being in an atmosphere cool, luxurious, satisfy- ing, NEW HOTEL BALLROOMS——RESTAURANTS—PROMENADES ARTIFICIALLY COOLED By Special Process of Air Refrigeration In the dusky shadows of THE GARDEN one sups and dances fanned by breczes chambers, keeping Facilities. in a play of jewel-lights, fresh from frosty ice- In all dining-rooms are served SUMMER MENUS devised of products fresh from the éIairy,' of crisp, green vegetables, luscious meats and frozen desserts. TEA, DINNER AND SUPPER DANCES For Permanent Residence LUXURIOUS APARTMENT SUITES Superbly Appoirited. - Some Equipped with Semi-House- - No such suites are’ obtainable elsewhere in Wash- ington. = Since these are limited in number, more advantageous ‘arrangements will be assured by mak- ing reservations early. Leases for next season may be made now. . Rates.... 51800 to $6500 Per Year SPECIAL SUMMER TERMS MAY 1ST TO SEPT. Inspection Invited All with Complete Hotel Servxce. D. C.,, "APRIL 26, 1925—PART SOCIETY. See Pages 8, 9 and 10 of Today’s Star for Other Store News BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT I ST “THE DEPENDAB E_ STORE" Spectacular Savings Again Featured in a Wonder Sale of New Silk and Poiret Twill SPRING COATS Worth $17.50, $20, $25 & $27.50 Many trimmed with Summer Furs—on Collar, Cuffs and Bottom. [1E Spurred on by the great success of last week’s Coat Sale, we searched the market for outstanding values to offer in another sale tomorrow. We succeeded be- yond our expectations, and as the result of a wonder- ful purchase announce for tomorrow a Coat Sale that should create even a greater sensation than last week’s event, when we sold hundreds of Coats in one day. Here are the Fashionable Fabrics —Fashionable Jacquard Silks —Fine Poiret Twill —Kasha Cloth —Smart Fancy Silks —Fine Flannels —Popular Bengaline —Crystalana Cloth Styles right up to the minute. The new Prince of Wales model, with black velvet collar. Straightline" models and plain tailored styles. Coats for dress, street and sports wear. Coats colorful with lavi embroidery. Finely tailored models with stunning and dashing lines. Some with embroidered fronts, collars and cuffs. Braided styles; some with con- trasting color trimmings. Others with inset panels on side. Many are fur trimmed—some with fur on bottom, others on collar, and some with fur on both collar and cuffs. Lined with silk or fancy material. Spring’s favorite colors of rust, navy, powder blue, deer, tan and brown, also black. Sizes 16 to 44. $29.75 to $49.50 Coats Many With Fur Borders or Fur Collars The season’s newest models, in the richest, most-sought-after fabrics. Many of the Coats in this sale we have had in our regular stock at $29.75 , so you can judge from this statement what wonderful values to $49.5 they are at $21.50. Beautifully Styled of Satin, Charmeen, Twills, Poiret Twill, Newest collar effects, and trimmings of tucks, braid and buttons. Colors of Rosewood, Gray, Tan, Brown, Green, Navy and Black. Sizes 16 to 44, and extra large sizes, 41 to 51. Twill-Loom, borders or fur collars. Ottoman, Etc. Many with fur = Another Purchase of BRAND-NEW Silk Ensemble Dresses Values Worth $16.98 to $25 Beautiful All-Silk Ensemble Dresses Stunning Poiretsheen Ensemble Dresses Smart Satin Ensemble Dresses Separate Silk Coat and Silk Dress Poiretsheen Coat and Silk Dress Flannel Coat and Silk Dress Also beautiful Ensemble-effect . One-picce Dresses of Poiretsheen, flat crepe and fine quality silk and cloth matenals Some have solid-color dresses, others rett{ printed crepe dresses; some have full- engt coats, and still others coats without sleeves. Trimmings of silk facings, pretty buttons, fine . braid, inlaid lacc yokes and lace cuffs and rows of tucks. Rose, flame, powder blue, blonde, peach, green, ‘deer, tan, cocoa, rust, as well ‘as the always popular ‘navy, brown and blacke Sizes 16 to 4. Previous sales of Ensemble Dresses have been town talk for values. Again tomorrow we continue our record of success with an offering of new En- sembles that equal, if not surpass, the wonderful bargains featured in recent Dress Sales.