Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1925, Page 8

8 SOCIETY. SOCIETY Ambassador Will of Chile, Senor in Philadelphia Today. ssador of Mat adelphia t nora the week-end and Mrs. Edward t Whiter h de Mathieu has been in New York fc about a week The Am de Cartier. and will s join Barones ther The Am Mme. Dae: company of will this assador at Italian Envoy in New York for Few of 1 is in New Nobil eet come to week The Miniter Poland Wroble visit abroad. in Pc I d by Mrs return in a several sm of s de Sieves de ht the home of Veyne: and Mrs. g Cleveland Park. Mr selman will_spend th in Pelham, N. Y J ne Mr leave spend from g0 to f the Sumn and M here visit her cou for a the scene military wec lock, when 8. A. The Bishop of Wa Rev. James E. Freema and a reception wi diately the hc ers, fern in_the decc ‘The b altar by Ger the brid friends, and fathe ind he he will > Mathieu and spend s guests of Xr for wh in the 313th F World War as Mi only service Chile, Senor hieu, will go oday to join captain. s Atcherson and Miss woman membe) of this country, wi otesbury at June 12, Ithe leagu headquarters Seventeenth street. has been | __ The newly appointed Uniti . Culbertson were guests of reception and dan entertain A!;mm Club of the T evening. | gave for them. Mr, | formerly vice chairman | miss France and | of ion Children’s Garden Party At Mirs. Halstead's Tod: Mrs. Nathaniel C. Halstead Frances Brightwell will be j esses at a delightfully arran dren’s garden party this from 3 to 6 o'clock on the the residence of Mrs. Halstea Thirty-elzhth street. | Will be given by the childr the direction of Miss Bright M Nobile York Dor taly, 1 and Mme. he Summer | their home | spend some Snowden Mrs mas es 1rs rt gave a supper party last ev v Gla; | Miss Royall Draper, whose nzland and aj. David Cleveland Har i Banis- | take place this noon night. | nd Lip Mr. and Mrs. Luther H. Bi b, | give @ reception this evenin 1€ | 1o 10 o'clock at 619 E all company [in celebration of the twenty today. He|niversary of their wedding | Mr. ana Mrs the French | gone to Newport will move early in July to t villa, which they have nar view Terrace. They will be a sdson for Mr sselman_in 1 Mr v Summer | jicuse is complete. C Henry H will leave the Enginees Armstead ard will | City to week in Kaslo ster, Mrs. B. shington, h Mrs. Morris Ern ughter, Miss M iling today Thursday, and g0 to t Locke from New spend the Summer months in Burope Mr. ave been | Winter. after the absent from middle of June. Mrs. Norman S. Rice, | Grace N. Rice, returned to ton Friday, after an absence months in South America enero F hild nd Mrs. r and their n Washing o0 and are at the May iregor ix the head ixed Claims Comm its first formal meetin; flower. of the |ing vesterday. nd in the | and cut flow been used | L. K. | H. E. Jenkins | will to Pro | the remainder of the Mi at Quantico, zo ncetown, M rted nd to the one of | timate | Garden Party Today to Army Relief Society. [athieu, Ieet Senora de Mathieu id Artillery during the which the Ta- iff Commi Culbertson was rious Pierre st Capitol street Bradley have the season |Forge until the furnishing of the new Club in . where he hus been for several British Columbia, where his Armstead Davis been for some weeks. ¢ Preston Gibson. and Mrs. Herbert E. Day, who the city are expected to return here son of Mrs. on last week from Mexi- on, which held in the Colum bus room of the Pan-American Build Critcher is visiting Mrs. mmer. Field the of the foreign 11 be the s of honor at a tea Friday after- for which the League |of Women Voters have issued cards. | The tea will be given at 5 o'clock in at 532 ed States Minister to Rumania and Mrs. William honor at on the com- and Miss joint host- nged chit- afternoon awn of 3241 dances en_under well. d 1 her two pitt Wat- Pobert, ening for marriage rison will rown will g from § fiftth an and heir new med Se: at the I U. 8. A, ew his ranch of and her York to all Washing. of three rnandez n arrived Mr. Mac Mexican . and , for satin 1hot ) | ) f fully | ) the ily heirl, down the left sid hemline. The | will be given this The garden party of the Washing- ton Branch of the Army Relief Society in the grounds of the Soldiers’ Home afternoon and eve- cordially in- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1925. MISS THERES! Whose father, Representative John B. representing the Detroit, Mich., district and their family will be impor Ala., is at the Willard, where she ar. rived yesterday, for a short stay. Mrs. Harry S. Evans has rejoined Mr. Evans in their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel after spendin several weeks with her son-in-law an daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Francis K Greer, in Philadelphia Transferred to Vermont. Lieut. Col. Frederick D. Griffith, jr., | 14th Cavalry, at Fort Des Moin Towa, has been transferred to the 3d Cavalry, at Fort Ethan Allen, Vt. Marriage Licenses. . Marriage licenses have been issued o the following. Charles W. Ferris of New York City and Regina Pauly of Green Bay, Wis. Garland Linthicum and Elizabeth Hoblit- zell both of Baltimore. Willlam R. Fowler and Edith both of Oakton. Va. . Ralph B. Taylor of Altoona, Pa.. and Ma- bel L. Leister of Bunkertown. Va. Lindsay Crudrup and Mary M. Jones, both of Balumore Walter J. Ellis and of Richmond Emmet Yoder and Dorothy G. Knapp. John C. Baxter and Rose Warren H. Webb and Alligon C. Cobbs and Young of Springfic S. Turnbach of Nurember Gilbert W. Fletcher of this W. Pullex of Rosemont. Va. John W. Purnell and Ida L. Luck. both of Richmond Edeene J. Smith of Buffalo and Esther M Davenport of Mount Holly, N. C William B. Mallonee and Julia Marks. R G. Pearson and Margaret E L. Madison Ina P. Dennis. both noe H. Coffey. Ohio, and Verna ity and Nancy e of Anderson, Ind.. and Ford of this city. Fhornton Martin of Phtladelphia and | Bird Herrmann Virginia E, Frank P. f this city nd Nellis E Carleton E. Hoffner of Annapolis and Jo- sephine M_ Huber of this city M Cowan of New Britain, Conn.. ed Rush of this city. R_ Miller and Iva Allen Bender. 1 _Titcomb of ~Augusta, Me. Laura E. Smith of this city John Williams and Julia Smith. John D, key of -Salem and_Adine C and Inscoe. | J NOWSKI, Sasnowski, will sit in the next House, Representative and Mrs. Sasnowski nt additions to the Congressional set. | SEES SAVING OF $19,000. | Substituting News Print Paper for | Manila Wrapping Proposed. | The suggestion of J. H. McAlister, | storekeeper, Division of Equipment and Supplies of the Post Office Depart- ment, that news print paper be sub: tuted for manila paper for use as fa ing slips will result in a saving of ap- | proximately §19,000 for the next fiscal ar, Acting Postmaster General Hen- derson today advised Brig. Gen. H. M. Lord, director of the Budget Bureau. Full credit for thé suggestion accom plishing the saving has been given Mr. McAllister, to whom an award of $100 has been recommended by the committee on awards. In order to determine the merit of Mr. McAllister’s suggestion on the last proposal for 14 carloads of slips, bids were asked on both news print and manila paper. An award based on these bids has been made, and news print is 10 be supplied at a saving on this par- ticular order of more than $5,000. The price per million slips w: 7.15 for manila and $42.28 for hews print. The news print slips have been substituted in both the post office service and rall- way mail service, and, in the opinion of all consulted, will serve as well as the so-called mantla. Refuge for Antelope Sought. The Forest Service is endeavoring to obtain a game refuge for antelope, which are in danger of extermination, a recent Investigation showing that only about 5,000 now range the na- tional forests, it was announced today. The moose also show a decrease, the count being 5,100 head, compared with 8.000 the previous year, but the wide difforence in the figures is attributed in upulrl to greater accuracy in the last count. HILLTOP TO HONOR FACULTY MENBERS Will Give Honorary Degrees to Instructors in Medi- cal School. Honorary degrees are to be con- ferred on individual members of the medical faculty at the 136th annual commencement of Georgetown Uni- versity, it was announced today, as a feature of the diamond jubilee anni- versary of the medical school. These honors are to be bestowed, it was said, in recognition of years of personal sacrifice and service to the institution on the part of members of the faculty. The diamond jubilee celebration will end with a bapquet Monday night in Ryan Hall, at which many of the most distinguished mem- bers of the profession will be guests. Dr. George M. Kober, veteran dean of the medical school, one of the principal speakers on this occasion, will tell of the founding of the school, while Rev. Charles W. Lyons, §.'J president of Georgetown University, | will visionize the medical school of the future in connection with the uni versity's plans for exp: Gen. Walter D. McCaw, surgeon general of the Arm Admiral Edward R. Stitt, surgeon gen eral of the Navy, and Gen. Hugh S. Cumming, surgeon general of the Pub- lic Health Service, will be among the speakers. Class Exercises Tonight. With special class day exercises at the law school and on the Hilltop to- night, the commencement program | will be in full swing. | 1 Dean George E. Hamilton will be| honored by the law seniors at their | exercises tonight at 8 o'clock. A trait of Dean Hamilton, who is one of | the foremost Georgetown figures, will | be presented to the school by the sen- | for class. Mr. Hamilton was graduat ed from Georgetown 53 vears ago and for nearly 50 yvears has been ‘ nected with the law faculty. The por-| or- trait is the work of Richard S. Me man. Eugene McLaughlin, president of | the senior class, will preside and the portrait presentation will be made Ly Daniel Francis McKenna. Following the alumni meeting and banquet at 6 o'clock the college sen iors will participate in their annua:| frolic. From a wigwam over the en-| trance to the Healy Building, Esmond | Murphy will deliver the Cohorongurton | oration, based on an Indian legend as- | sociated with the Potomac that fl at the foot of Georgetown H Murray, senfor president, will zive the salutory and Allen Dziley will recite the class ode. A Oneact play, staged by the students, will also be 2 part of | the program. Particular interest is centered in the alumni meeting at which the | deans of the various departments will | | submit reports on the year's work and | Coach Lou Little I report on| eorgetown'’s athletic achievements ank J. Hogan, president of the na- tional association, will be the toast master. Many Alumni Coming. Many out-oftown alumni already are beginning to filter into the city among them nearly the entire mem. bership of the 1920 class. They will witness the first results of the en. dowment drive in the excavation work now being done on the new dormitory site. The baccalaureate sermon will be preached in Dahlgren Chapel tomor- row morning at 10:30 o'clock by the Rev. Francis K. Keenan, §. J., of Woodstock College. He is a George- town graduate of 1907. The mass in honor of the graduating classes will be said by Father Lyons, Other events tomorrow include the annual meeting of the board of re. gents and the reception by the facul- ties to visiting alumni and seniors at | | | | | | BAND CONCERTS. Concert by the United States Soldiers' Home Band, garden fete of the Woman's Army Re- lief Association,” today at 5 o'clock. John M. Zimmer- man, bandmaster; Emil A. Fen- stad, assistant leader: March, “Sons of Uncle Sam.” McCoy Overture, “William Tell,” Rossini ‘Peter Pan, 1 Love ‘Hendgrson musical comedy Romberg Popular, o ... Scenes from “Maytime” Two songs Wood [Conrad ndiana Moon" ....Jones ‘That Old Gang of Henderson ic opera, “Th Lehar Fan- Popular (request) . Fox trot, Mine™ Merry Widow' Waltz suite, cles” . . Dell'Oro Finale, “Oh! Katharina”.Gilbert “The Star Spangled Banner.” outhtul The White House lawn, today at 4 p.m., concert by t United States Marine Band, William H. Santelmann, leader; Taylor Branson, second leader. Pro- gram: March, “The Messenger Barnhouse Overture, “Tannhauser,” Wagner “Hymn to the Sun,” from “Le Coq d'Or,” Rimsky-Korsakow Euphonium solo, fantasia, “Oh, It Al Those Endearing Young Charms”.......Mantia Prin. Musician Peter A. Ha Grand scenes from “Il Trov i s vadt Spring Jubilee in # sungl tion, “Songs of 2 2 ed Banne After the conc Marine Band will leave for Minneapolis, Minn., to participate in the Northwestern Industrial Ex| 3 tion, and will return to W ington Tuesday, June 16 concert at Soldiers’ Home by the United States Army Band, today at 4 p.m., Raymond G. Sherman, captain, commanding; William' J. Stan- nard, captain, band leader, con- ducting. Program: March, “Emblem dom Overture, “Fes Piccolo solo, “Song_of the Nightingale . Filipovsky (Master Sergeant Alexande: Lutkiewitz) Excerpts from ‘“The of Pilsen" Two fox trots, (a) “Oh, Mabel”....... (b) “At the End of the Road ash- Band Free- ... King .Lachner of in C Waltz, “Tres Jolie”. . Waldteufel Intermezzo, “The Wedding of PG ROBB' ... o soe s s JERBEL Se Rose Marie”. . Friml M “The Washington Eve- ning ‘Star” ....Stannard “The Star Spargled Banner.’ SOCIE TN, | duties LT. COMDR. H. C. WICK HEADS AIR STATION| Succeeds Lieut. W. D. Thomas at| | Anacostia—Latter to Tour Eu- rope for Threc Months. Lieut. Comdr. Homer C. Wick, for- merly with the aircraft squadron battle fleet, today officially took com- mand of the 1 Air Station Anacostia, D. C., relieving Lieut D. Thomas, who for the past 0 { years has of the station. 5 in a few days e of absence ake up new for a three-month le in Europe and then will with the aircraft squadror couting fleet. The ceremony inci- dent to the change in comman consisted of a thorough Inspection of | the station by Capt. A. W. Johnson, ! assistant chief of the Bureau o Aeronautics; Capt. Joseph M. Reeves of the Washington naval district Lieut. Comdr. Wick and Li Thomas. As the officers, accompanied by the pilots attached to the station we making their rounds, an automobile bread truck near the entrance caught | sounded and some of the |into the died before the department respond- | ed and the ceremony was continued. | fire and the inspection W halted temporarily while u fire alarm was | officers lef automobile the flame their posts < push the to r. Howeve! CONCERT AS HOSPITAL BENEFIT IS CANCELED Sibley Guild Directs Refund on Tickets Bought for Entertain- ment Scheduled June 26. The concert hich June 26 at the War Hospital ¢ already nounced The for tic Ames 1s to be given I Hotel It n’s Guild under ated that Ordered to Arizona. Col. Pearl M. Shaffer, United States Infantry, at the Infantry School, Fort Benning, Ga., has been ordered | Phoenix for dut instructor, zona National Guard Ari | @ RENTING | @ OPPORTUNITIES fi In Arcade Building 14th St. & Park Road | The Heart of This Busy Section . FINE STORE When finished will have 30 feet of attractive show window frontage. MARKET STANDS Completed rebuilding has made a number of desirable -stands available. Best trade in Washington MANUFACTURING SPACE In rear of with ample supply tricity, steam and hot APPLY TO ARCADE MARKET OFFICE building of water our main elec- Afternoon Tea Wardman Park Swimming Clu® Features Afternoon Teas Between 4 and 6 Service from Shaded Tables at the Side of the Pool With a Boernstein Orchestra in Concert. ) | to | | | Good Glass for Your Home? ON'T have the mistaken idea that it is cxpensive. You will find the cost of “Hires Turner Residential Glass” so litel common w be immateria ! glass, ts and weight ter-inch plate difference is in the glass alone. For instance, a $20,000 home can be made brighter, che, ier and more beauriful “Hires Turner Residential Glass” at a couple of hundred dollars more. cost liresTurner he next build, See that there is* Residential Glas house you plan or buy. or Specify “Hires Turner Residential Glass™ —each light labeled Founded 1861 HIRES TURNER GLASS COMPANY BERNHARD W. SPILLE, Manager (Rosslyn) COOLER Than 1 bateau [ning, and the public is leev { vited. Tea and supper will be served and a boxigg contest has been ranged Theére will also be a com- 1| petitive squad drill by selected Boy Scouts. . 4 o'clock. Capt. Nelsen Goes to Haw: Deaths Reported. Capt. Norman M. Nelsen, 35th In. The following_deaths have been reported :::l[}"w“ been detailed to duty at to the Health Department in the last 24 niversity of Hawaii, Honolulu. oure: 3 Ellen Carey, 72. Maury Apts., 10th and . Births Reported. G« The following births have been A reported "“:’El’:', :nlth Department in the last 94 arl M. and Mary E. Wyson iberato ‘and Glovannty ‘Consichiga. Ravner A. and A. Louise y. Levi and Abble Smithers, boy. Allen L. and Mollie Stonesifer, girl. David S. and Martha M. Estopinal, girl Elsmers L. and Elsie Dunn, girl. =~ Denzil A.“and Evelyn Right, boy. Monnett and Pearl Davis, boy., Forest and Jennie Fry, girl, Oliver and May Jackson: girl Robert and Hattie Clements, firl rrie Ci boy Fur Work Done here has that distinctive well done—sou' will find * nenhers o1t Reduced prices. FURRIER neck and the taper into train of Is from t of point tulle foundat a c blossoms. Sh quet of calla | Wardman Park Hotel Washington T e T T R e e eyt Ordered to Walter Reed. Capts. Jose C. Carballeira and Ar- thur A. Hobbs, Army Medica) Goro at Carlisle Barracks, Pa., have been ordered to this city for treatment at ‘Walter Reed General Hospital. the Welfare of the United given under | The card party for | Fund of the E States Veterans' 1, he auspices of the Craftsman Club ind the Women's Auxiliary of the | Craftsman Club ‘of the United States | Veterans’ Bureau, at the Willard Ho- |tel tonight, at § o'clock, offers the | complete of patrons and patron- < | esses, headed & vin Cool- - |idge support has been | 1 ing the effort an The list includes: 3 Hines, director, and Mr: Maj. John D. Cutter, C 3 Conklin, Col. and Mrs.sGeorge E amis, Maj 's. Omer W. (I E. 0. ssman, Dr. and Mrs. B. Blac . and Mrs. William W. mith, Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Brein- | court Mr. and Mr: ph, Capt.| Infant of Paul and Ellen Po: es O. Shaw, s of the | Frcedmen's Hospital | United s s - rm bou bley Hospital alter Reed Hospital. Blackmore H. Ma 736 Quincy st. Paulina Daddario, 20, Sibley Hospital . Home for Incurables, Dufty Canavin, ‘Gallinger Hospital. Alonzo . Johnsc . 1620 15th s 807 Mass. ave. n.e. tendants Robert of Ann: tuce gre fashioned basques lines ¢ vet sash c line wh is ‘cau uneven he: green Ne with green velvet_ ribbon the left side. the costume hats, beins t atten arm bouquets ored Summer 1 Mrs. Draper will wear Temperature June 4 BALTIMORE NEW YORK WASHINGTON HOLLYWOOD 16 DAY WATER & LAND ROUND- TRIP TOUR ‘89 Clara H. Diege Henry C. Newto) 00 Laura V. Diehl, 73, 1251 W st. n.e Julia Deenihan, 11 months, 733 4th st boy. . Infant of Henry W. and Adaline Clifton, hours, Providence Hospital Maggie _Johnson, 34 Gallinger Hospital. Hospital. vos court. 1's Hospital Sades st n.e. Reed Hospital Alfred Pollard, 19, ht Mary Whitley. 54, B John Ruseell, 51, 3 Louis Curtis. 41, & Paul C. Young, & the back au; lar District L the of Women'’s Mrs. Bessie Parker Bruegge- airman of the Employves’ Com- | tion Commission; Representative | Mrs. Frederick N. Zihlman of | Maryland, Representative and Mrs. John M. Evans of Montana, Brig. Gen. U ~ O.L 32-34 Florida B o e Amos A. Fries, president of the| d Capt - rei. | League ‘of Masonic Clubs of the Dis- | Following the reception Maj. Garri- | 62 / ; S | son and his bride will leave for a wed. | {rict of Columbia; Maj. Gen. and Mrs. ) FORES I c e | Anton ¢ Morey, Dr. ding trip and will sail June 10 on th y, D Arabac for a three-month tour of e o """'j“l‘,,“'} AAKEASY Euro) On their return they will be Qs can, oan pope. n e Herbert A. Davis, | | | Ty Every Expense Included mother of the bride zown of black chiffon an lace with iwck hat Maj. John W Rafferty of New York will be the best man, and the u will be Maj. Jo- seph Leonard, Capt. Bernard C. Hoe: man, ¢ pen: on the le th, a restricted Community under Club control Only 30 Miles by Way of Bladensburg Invites you to inspect its beautiful tract high on the banks of the SEVERN RIVER It asks you to look over its cottages, clubhouse, dining halls—to try out || its matchless _eighteen-hole golf |l course, to roam through its wooded paths and along its cliffs, to inves- ‘ tigate its bathing beach and its || boating and riding facilities. Accommodations for visitors on reasonable notice. Furnished cottages by the season— $300 and upward. Proportionate rates for periods. For further particulars apply 503 14th St. N.W. Telephone Main 7523 ot B Lorenz Mr at home at Fort Benning, Ga. The § ] bride’s travelir is a navy [Mrs. Mi tingly, Mr. and Mrs. 7 and Mrs. Mar- blue flat cre able suit, with a IR wton By aret Dennison. It | The officers of the Craftsman Club { Coral les and HOLLYWOOD. touri the same day. The is the same N R RN RIL] Securitp Srorage Gompa Established 1890 as the Storage Department American Security and Trust Co. 1140 Fifteenth Street (between L and M) A safe depository for furs, clothing, rugs, tapestries, cur- -tains in the Cold Storage Department; for silverware and valuables in the Safe Deposit Vaults; for paintings, pianos, art objects in the heated Art Rooms; for motor cars (dead ‘storage).in the Vehicle Department; for luggage and for furniture and household effects in Private Rooms or Space Storage. Packing and shipping by freight, express, motor van, parcel post, “pool” cars (to Pacific Coast at reduced rates) and “lift” vans (abroad). Marine and transit insurance. 4 Blocks North of the White House C. A. Aspinwall, President e Il are also patrons and include Mr. | elville D. Hensey, president; Mr. dward D. Berney, vice president Mr. Harry Taylor, secretary, and Mr. William F. Davison, treasurer. The officers of the Women's iliary, who are interested, are ollie C. Boydston, president; orence Kinney, vice president; The marr Miss Frederic: McKenney, daughter of Mr. nd Mrs Frederick D. McKenney, to Mr. Blaine Mallan, son of Mrs. Thomas F. Mal-| lan and the late, Dr. Ma will take place this afternoon at clock, at Handleyhall the summer home of the bride’s parents at Kensington, Md.| The ceremony will be performed on] the lawn, with her Rosensteel of | Jean M. Ritter, secretary, and St. John’s at Forest Glen, Md., officiat- | Delana _Robertson, treasurer, ing. A reception will follow imme-! other officers, who are Miss Viola diately after the ceremony when there | Erskine and Miss Anna L. Stoegerer. will be dancing. The members of the committee charge of the card party Chairmen, _Mollie C. Boyd- Melville D. Hensey; secre- Jean M. Ritter, Mrs. Rose ¢ Taylor, Mn E. William H. | chairman of the patrons and | committee, Mrs. May D. Lightfoot; chairman of candy and flower committee, Mrs. 1. M. Sharah, and pages. Miss Edith M. Grove and Miss Gladys Trailor. NEXT TOUR JUNE Others June 16, 19, 2. Aux- Mrs. | 8-Day Railroad Round-Trip Tour hese rail and Offering _ you trip_ along the as in the water trip F SERVIC Subst tuting the water way. A1l expenses are shorter | cluded in are: | ston, taries, Mr: R. The marriage of Miss Frances I Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mr: Ralph Robinson of Baltimore. to M Henry Scott Baker, son of Dr. and! Mrs. Robert Baker ¢ take place this afternoon at in -St. Marks-on-the-Hill, Pikesville,; Md. A reception will follow the cer mony in the home of the bride parents at Brooklandville. The _bridegroom is John Hopkins Unive: Open Every Evening Until 10 P.M. 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