Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1925, Page 42

\ SOCIETY. Round of Social Activities For Week at Naval Academy Dinners and Bridge Parties Among the Numerous ; Attractwns—ceneral Notes of Intereat Gathered in Annapolis. ANNAPOLIS, Md,, May, 3.—Repre- sentative and Mrs. James T. Begg. who, spent the past week at Carvel Hall, have returried to Washington. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Louis M. Nulton had as their guests for the week end the former's sister, Mrs. Hoffman of Wilmington, Del., and Mrs. Herbert Larrick, Winchester, Va., and her daughter, Miss Nancy Larrick. Rear Admiral A. M. D. McCormick, U. S. N. L. C) and Mrs. McCormick, Who were guests for the week end of Capt. and Mrs. W. Hemphill Bell, have returned to their home in Wash- ingtén. Admiral and Mrs. McCormick ‘were nor guests at tea Saturday by their riephew and niece, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. George B. Ashe. Admiral Victor Blue, U. S. N., re- tired, spent the week end with Mrs. Blue in their home on King George street. Comdr. and Mrs. Harry A. Bal- dridge entertained at dinner Thurs- day evening at their home at the Naval Academy in honor of Mrs. Gan- non, wife of Capt. Sinclair Ganon. Dr. W. F. Durand, president of the American Society of Mechanical Engl- heers, was the guest of honor at a dinner given on Thursday, April 30, at Carvel Hall by local members of the American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers and other sclentific societies. Rear Admiral Louis M. Nulton, super- intendent of the Naval Academy, and . W. Stratton, president of the chusetts Institute of Technol- among the distinguished s. John Wirt Randall has returned from Flushing, L. L., and has as her guests at her home on Randall place her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Rangall of Chestnut Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Preble Tucker of New York are spending the Spring at Car- vel Hall and will remain until after June week at the Naval Academy. Dr. and Mrs. Francis Chisholm, who spent the Winter in Annapolis, have reopened their home on South River, Where they will spend the Summer. Mrs. Marshall Winchester, who has been visiting friends in Virginia, has rejoined Mr. Winchester at Carvel {{all‘ where they have spent the Win- er. Mrs. Peyton Skipwith Cochran en- tertained a company of 12 at luncheon Friday in her home on Oklahoma Ter- | race. Capt. and Mrs. Frank Cook, who have been spending the Winter and Spring at Carvel Hall, were hosts at a _small dinner Thursday evening. Lieut. - Frederic Kauffman returned Monday from Princeton, N. J., Where he went to attend the Navy-Princeton boat races. Anouncement has been made of the marriage, April 21, at Tacoma, Wash., of Miss Ann Bergitte Bjornstad and Lieut. Wilson Skerrett Hulfish, U. S. N. Lieut. and Mrs. J. S. Wie guests for the week end at Carvel| Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Valiant and their daughters, Miss Elizabeth Vali- ant and Miss Julia Valiant, returned last week and have opened their home at Wardour for the Summer, after spending three months in Europe. Mrs. Crosley, wife of Capt. Walter Crosley, has arrived in Annapolis and 15 the guest of her son and daughter- inlaw, Lieut. and Mrs. F. Crosley, in their home on Hanover street. Mrs. Crosley was before her marriage Miss Pauline Stewart of Macon, Ga. Mrs. Bagley, wife of Comdr. David Worth Bagley, entertained at lunch- @on Tuesday in her home on Upshur road. 2 Mrs. Du Bols, wife of Capt. Barron P. Du Bois, was hostess at a bridge Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Gannon,” wite, of Capt. Sinclair Gen- non, U. S. Mrs. Anders n, wife of Comdr. Wal- ter» Anderson, has issued invitations for a bridge Monday in her home on Porter road. Miss Elizabeth Cluverius,: daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Watt Tyler Clu- verius, was a guest for the week end of Miss “Bob” Howard. Mrs. Neal, wife of Capt. George Neal, entertained at bridge Friday afternoon in her hoine on Porter road. Mrs. Maury, mother of Lieut. Rob- ert Maury, is spending the week with Miss Sue Munford on Prince George street. Mrs. Julian McShane was hostess at a small tea Wednesday afternoon at the Little Inn. Mrs. McShane was before her marriage Miss Wye Johns Virginia. D‘Mr E\ason Terry of New York is spending two weeks in Annapolis, and is occupying his apartment on Mary- land avenue. Mrs. Alice Pryor entertained at bridge Friday evening. MEB Crosley, wife of Lieut. F. Stew- art Crosley, and her mother, Mrs. Kent Jarvis Chase Seymour, who has been her guest for the past month, Jeft Tuesday lrnr a visit of a week in ew York City. s Kurtz, wife of Capt. Thomas Kurtz, was hostess at a small dinner Baturday evening in the grill at Car- 1 Hall. YeMr. and Mrs. Alexander Randall Hagner of Hagerstown, Md. are spending a week in Annapolis and are at Carvel Hall Mrs. Greenslade, wife of Capt. John ' Greenslade, who has spent the Win- ter in Panama and California, return- ed to Annapolis last week and is oc- cupying her apartment on Maryland avenue, Prof. and Mrs. Howard McCormick entertained informally at dinner Fri- day evening in their apartment at Brice House, on East street. . Mrs. P. F. Gibson, who is occupying the Ellison House, on Maryland ave- Stewart | ¢ nue, for the Spring, lnumlm in- formally ¢ tea Thursday aft Mrs. Riéhard Morton anwflllnod at bridge Tuesday in her home, Severn, near_Annapolis, in honor of Mrs. Vic- tor Blue who is spending the Spring at Annapolis to be with her son, who is a_member of the graduating class at 12 Naval Academy, Robert Moes has been spending the week in Washington, attending the sessions of the convention of the International Council of Women. Conznander and Mrs. George Ken- yon were hosts to a company of 30 at supper Sunday evening in_their home on Rodgers road, Naval Academy. Mrs. George Marshall Allen of Mor- ristown, N. J., who came to Annapo- lis last week for the formal opening of the Gibson Isiand- Club, entertained a large party over the week-end on his yacht, The Alpha, in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Francis Chisholm of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bernard Lloyd have had as their guests Miss Au- gusta Lloyd, who is a student at the Martha Washington Seminary in Washington, and_ Miss Loraine For- man of Govans, Md. Lieut. Hugh E. Haven has had as his guest at the Peggy Stewart Lnn, where he is spending the winter, his sister, Miss C. H. Haven of Schenec- tady, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. John Engelke have had as their guests Mr. J. E. Lloyd and Miss Dorothy Hadden of Wash- ington, D. C. Mrs. Oweh left Monday for Nor- folk, Va., where she will be the guest for the Summer of her son-in-law and daughter, Ensign and Mrs. Robert Swart. Mrs. Howard Atterbury has had vis- iting her at her home, Aaidstone Farm, near Annapolis, Miss Koena- gan and Miss Angelica Livingston of New York. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Lillian Ruth Abbott of Washington, a daughter of the late Mrs. Pearl Hollebaugh Ab- bott, to Midshipman Edward Corydon Richardsen, a member of the graduat- ing class at the United States Naval Academy. Miss, Eliza Lane Dugan, who was the gifest of relatives in Philadelphia for the week end, has returned to Carvel Hall. Miss Elise Howell has been spend- ing the week at Carvel Hall before {leaving for California, where she will spend the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jarboe of St. | Marys have announced the engage- | ment of their daughter, Catherine, to | Mr. Dewey Norris of Annapolis. | " Tiss Elizabeth Bembry of Washing- ton was a guestsfor the week end of Mrs. B. B. Jackson at her apartment |on Maryland avenue. | Capt.’and Mrs. George F. Neal were :|hosts at a dinner Thursday evening {in their home at the Naval Academy. | Mr. Willam Magruder, son of Dr. jand Mrs. James Magruder, who has | Fecently completed an extended trip into the interior of Brazil, returned to his home, Hockley Hall. near An- napolis, Jast week. Miss Annie Claytor, who spent the Winter inAnnapolis ‘at the home of Miss Mary Randall Magruder, on Hanover street, is visiting friends at ford, Va. Miss Claytor will re- 'n her home on West River for the Summer early in June. Mrs. Paul Capron and her son, John Capron, who have spent the Winter in Annapolis at the Peggy Stewart Inn, left this week for their home in Massachusetts, where they will spend the Summer. Among the recent arrivals in An- napolis are Ensign and Mrs. R Hatcher, who are stopping temporari- ly at the Peggy Stewart Inn. Mrs. Jerome Longnecker, who has been the guest of her cousins, Lieut. and Mrs. Robert L. Mitten, has re- turned to her home in Washington. Mrs. Albert F. France has visiting hgr at her home on Hanover street her sister, Mrs. F. O. Young of Lexington, Ky. Prof. and Mrs. V. J. Wyckoff were in_Baltimbre for the week end. Mr. Edmund P. Duval, who is en route to New York from his home in North Carolina, has been spending a few days in Annapolis with his family. Mrs. Roscoe Carlisle Bulmer has returned to Annapolis after spending the flast two weeks in Philadelphia as the guest of Comdr. and Mrs. Wol- cott Hall. Col. and Mrs. J. M. Morgan of Washington spent a few days at Carvel Hall this week. J eMrs. Halligan, wife of Capt. John Halligan, is_entertaining her sister, Mrs. S. M. Deckel, and her nephew, Morrow_Deckel, of Oklahoma. Mrs. W. H. Michael entertained the members of the French Club at tea Tuesday afternoon in her home on Madison street. Comdr. Willlam Brereton, ir., who is attached.to the U. 8. S. Arkansas, is spending the week with his family at _their home on King George street. Mrs. W. T. O. Clark entertained the members of the Four Rivers’ Garden Club Tuesday afternoon in her home at Weem's Creek. ‘The members of the Naval Reserve Force of St. John's College were college gymnasium Saturday evening, May 2. Prof. and Mrs. D. M. Gar. rison, Prof. and Mrs. C. H. Gray and Prof.’ George A. Bingley received the guests. Lieut. Comdr. C. C. Davis, who has been on duty at the Naval Audamy for the past two years, has codered to duty on the O-'S. . Tdane: Mrs. Davis, with their children, will sc:elr;d the Summer .at Long Beach, if. KAPLOWITZ5ros. INCORP r21 ORATED NINTH STREET NORTHWEST “ FEATURING-FOR MONDAY A FOUR THOUSAND DOLLAR SALE OF SPRING & SUMMER OO\X/NS . NEWLY ARRIVED $35 GOWNS PRESENTED AT §$18- $45 GOWNS PRESENTED AT $25 $55 GOWNS FRESENTED AT §35, REPRODUCTIONS AND ADAPTATIONS OF FRENCH MODELS ALL THE FASHIONABLE SILKS OF NOTED KAPLOWITZ QUALITY . EVERY GOWN IS A STYLE ACHIEVEMENT . EVERY GOWN REFLECTS THE NOTED KAPLOWITZ DIS- ‘TINGUISHED LINES WITH CHARM AND INDIVIDUALITY OF EFFECT PASHIONS DE LUXE EXCLUSIVELY FOR EVERY PURPOSE AND OCCASION SPECTALIZED MODELS FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE A SALE OF IMPORTANCE TO THE CRITICAL . WE ARVISE EARLY SE.ECI‘W J.| Mrs. MRS. HAROLD WILSON NORTHCUTT, “hou marriage to Enll'z:l \orthruu yesterday took place in Bethlehem Chapel, with Bishop Freeman officiating. formerly Miss Betty Anthony Foundation Plans To Honor Women's Council The Susan B. Anthony Foundation will receive the delegates and friends | of the International Council of Women Tuesday at 5 o'clock p.m., in the parlors of the Shorham Hotel. Mrs. Hester M. Poole and Mrs. Julia R. Hazard, founder of the Golden Rule Society of Swarthmore, Pa., and founder and president of the Ocean City seashore home for babies, will be the guests of honor. The president, Anna E. Hendley, will be as- sisted by Mrs. Ida Husted Harper and the following presidents of Washing- ton clubs: Mrs. Ellis Logan, Mrs. J. W. Frizzell, past presidents, and Mrs. Virginia White Speel. present presi- dent of the D. C. F. W. C.; Mrs. William E._ Chamberlin, Mrs. Roe Fulkerson, Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, Mrs. Emma Sanford . Shelton, Mrs. Eva B. Criswell, Mrs. Charies M. Jones arid Mrs. Walter Irey. The hostesses will be Mrs. Nanette B. Paul, Mrs. Lucy Cooper Shaw, Mrs. Alfred Anthony, Miss Mary E. Heyler, Mrs. Marie H. Heath, Mrs. Edgar C. Snyder, Mrs. Elizabéth Daniels, Mrs. Lucy B.'Cash, Mrs. Brook Young, Miss Bede E. Jjohnson, Mrs. Virginia Peters Parkhurst, Mrs. Gertrude Bonnin, Mrs. Percy M. Bailey, Miss Fannie Woolson, Mrs. Corbin Thomp- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Georgia State Club Announces May Dance The Georgia State Club will hold a May dance at the Washington Club, | 1701 K street, Saturday evening, May 16, from 9 to 12 o'clock, the last one to be given this season. A prize dance will be ong of the features of the evening. Card tables with prizes ‘will -be ‘arranged for those who desire to play cards. Miss Sybfl L. Almand is chairman of the young dadies’ committee, and those assisting her are Mrs. R. W. Curbow, Miss Julia Reynolds, Miss Ruth Youngblood, Miss Margaret Humphrey, Miss Mary Wood, Miss Mary Gwyn, Miss Cerise Hulnber and Miss Celeste Furlow. Maj. Gordon Greene, chairman .of the young men’s committee, will have assisting him Mr. Carl Mostello, Mr. George Martin, Maj. Frank Frost, Mr. E. L. Murray, Mr. 8. V. Felker, Mr. George B. McGinty and Mr. Hillyer. All Georllnu and their friends are invited. B i o LR Glorla_Swanson is sald to be the highest ‘paid motien picture aatress in the world. son, Mrs. Levi Arnold, Mrs, Thacker | & V. Walker and Mrs. Steele. A musical program of all-American composers will be given by Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler, accompanied by Mrs. Chester Adair. Violin solos wiil be rendered by Mrs. Raymond Dickey. Brief talks by prominent women will be a feature. James Irwin Special MAY REDUCTIONS PASTERNAK offers at very attrac- twe prices these unusual groups of Smart Spring Apparel hosts at their first annual dance in the | Dresses and ‘75 Sport Coats *89.50 Special Group of Coats At 55 Daytimme - Dresses 45 Misses’ Chiffon Dance Frocks 35 : Afternoon Frocks and Dinmner Gowns 75 Encemble Suits 75 Hats, 13 OFf 100 Bryant. Bethesda Women's Club Arranges Benefit Fete ,Mrs. Edwin C. Brandenburg, chair- man of the committee of the Woman's Club of Bethesda which has charge of the benefit card party and lawn fete, announces the following members have been appointed to assist: Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson, jr.; Mrs. Wil- liany Peters, Miss Mona W. Gill; Mrs. J. E. Adkins, Mrs. Maude Howell Smith, Mrs. William Tyler Page, Mrs. Enoch G. Johnson, Mrs. James True, Mrs. Edward L. Stock, Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Eugene Hartnett and Mrs, Henry C. Karr, president of the club. The lawn fete will be held at the residence of Mrs. Charles I. Corby, Wednesday, June 3, at 2 o'clock p.m. Sale Starts day morning. in our VALUE SILK LOOMS Wonder Colleye Women's Club - 19th Annual Banquet Is Brilliant Success In,wmationll Tone Given in Addresses by Honor Guests Hulmfl ftom Fo!' eign Countries. = The nineteenth llllfll h.llnln( of the Collegé. Women's Club held ‘at Rauschers last night was an event of unusual brilliange, ' Mrs. Harris Bald- win, who is just completing her sec- ond term as president, striking in a flame-colored dress and presided most lrwmnly..lnnoduclu the speakers to the club. Quite an international tone Was added by the honor guests, Mrs. Corbett Ashby of England, who spoke on “Women the Wide World Over'; Donna Bertha Lutz of Brazil, whose subject was “Our South American Sisters,” and Mme, Clara Guthrie de Arces of Switzerifind, who brought the ©ld world note. Miss Emma/ Turner, organizer and later president of the club, re| pl‘“finld the American _women the last word as she had had the flm in the social life of the club. There was & stunt parapprasing “The Seven Ages of Man,” represent- ing seven ages of the club life, written by Mrs. Willam E. Chamber- lin and directed by Mrs. Frank Edgerton, which was enthusiastically recetved. The contribution of the club jazz orchestra, so famous-a few rears ago, under the direction of Mrs. enry White, was much enjoyed. Miss Bdnn Sheehy led the singing of club song: In mdlunn to thé speakers there were 2t the guest table sl of the past presidents: now in the city—Mrs. mmu Sidwell, the first president; Miss Emma Harper Turner, Mrs. Wil- liam D. Searle, Mrs. Thomas E. Rob- ertson, Mrs. William E. Chamberiin, Mrs. Basil M. Manly, Mrs. Otto Veer- hoff, Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt and Mrs. Harris Baldwin, and the chair- man of the quuel committee, Mrs. Morril ‘The banquet ended with the mem- bers joining hands and singing *“Auld Lang Syne.” There was a general ex- pression of hope, that as the College Women’s Club goes out of existence and becomes an integral part of‘the American Association of University Women, the banquet will become an annual affair of the club. The members of the banquet com- mittee were Mrs. Chester ‘Morrill, chairman; Mrs. Harris Baldwin, ex officio; Mrs. Willlam Herron, Mrs. William E. Chamberlin, Miss Jane Bartlett, Miss Mina Gill, Miss Edna Sheehy and Mrs. Basil M. Manly. FUR STORAGE REPAIRING REMODELING Special Low Rates 717 11th St. N.W. Next to Palais Royal Sensational Hat Sale downstairs about 150 exceptionally fine hats picked at random from our regular millinery stock. 8:30 Sharp So be on hand early Mon- ‘We will place shop $5, SOME UP TO $1250 Choice shapes—styles and materials—satins—crepes—Neapoli- tans—horsehair, etc. Size for every head. Nouveau, 932 F St. N.W. (1da Wakters'Oriinal Shop) -Adjoining Metropolitan OF AMERICA Silk Sale TWO DAYS ONLY Grotiped in shree lots. Most marvelous offer- ings of the season. Excellent colorings and de~ -signs., $2.49—36- YARN-DYED SATINS $239—36-in. PRINTED CREPE KNIT - $2.29—33-4in. { $2.79—A0-in RINTED CREPES CANTON CREPES 3.98—40.in. NOVELTY CREPES 34 !H-l.. .w_m.\ TUB-TEST BROADCLOTH 'ROCADED CREPES - JACQUARD CREPES SATIN-FACED CREPES OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT |esRssEEREEE. SOCIETY. Rizik Brothers DRESS message of real import is of- Monday: 4 Sale Sensation g fered women cognizant of RIZIK style standards and pnce criterions in announcement of Ensemble Costumes Coats and Suits 25% OFF No C.0.D.’s W E L VOE T HLIR P OECECN No Exchanges New Frocks —for the new season's fo"ma’ a’ld Y.’lfor’flu, wear You'll find displayed replicas of the latest im- ported types—in Chiffon, Flowered Chiffon, rgefla, etc. Charming designs—handsomely Featuring specially a collection at $ 49.50 Others from $29.50 and more The Louvre Every Spring Dress Hat —no matter how exclusive nor what the regular price— - N e e e O On Sale Monday An Unusual Offering —0f— 600 Early Summer Hats Speéi_ally Priced Values to $5.95 THIS IS NOT A CLEAR- ANCE SALE, POSI- EVERY HAT WORTH MUCH MORE. THERE ARE 100 STYLES. A WONDER- FUL ETY! See Window Displays Youthful stvles for Misses, dignified styles for Matrons! Gay Sports Hau, smart Street Hats, etc.!. All authentic new styles. A myriad of colors and trimmings to ehoou from! Excellm! workmamhtp in every ddqll