Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1925, Page 8

* 8 SOCIETY. Secretary of State Kellogg Was Host At Luncheon Today in Honor of Canadian Commission. home after October 1 at 321 Harvard street, Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Ogilvie Shumate will entertain dinner_this evening followed by ) ster of customs It | bridge at Wardman Park Hotel for uty mindster of custom. . . ier.|her daughter, Miss Ellzabeth Shu- to the deputy minister of cus-|mate, in honor of Miss Mary Hill and Mr. C. P. E he chief of rec-|Mr. Joseph William Roberts, whose is of ser . ‘customs depart | marriage will take place Tuesday. nt, Mr fl<on: the deputy| Miss Ada Morgan Hill entertained inister of justice, Mr. W. Stuart|at @ supper party last evening.at her Iward: deputy minister of inte-|country home, in Chevy Chase, in Mr. W. W. Cory, and Mr, _| compliment to Misa Hill and Mr. quette, who is secretary to Mr,| Roberts. The supper was served on mrow and who came in the place of. the large porch of the residence, Alex Johnson, deputy minister of Where small tables were placed, and irine and fisherfes. The other guests|about the grounds of the estate were re: The Attorney General, Mr. hung Japanese lanterns. The guests “gent; the Secretars of Commerce, | included Miss Christabel Hill, Mr. and Hobver: the Assistant Secretary | Mrs. Francis W. Hill, jr.; Miss Eliza- rv, Gen. Linc beth Shumate, Miss Dorothy Johnson, {stant to t Capt. and Mrs. Egmont F. Koenig A, \W. Henderson; the|and the Misses Hill, Mr. Eugene ‘ecretary of the British em.| Roberts, jr. Mr. Maynard Roberts, ir. J. Balf . H. Stms, | Mr. Jackson Lmmerich, Mr. Thomas of the Bri ambassy: the | Whitridge of Baltimore, Dr. Willlam customs, Ernest W.| A, Dr. Adam Kemble and recto; gency serv v Crosey of Mississippl. State, Mr. Kel- tained at luncheon in honor of the Canadian < the liquor-smug- | gling conference, who are the &t spe . THE I sidrea Elizabeth Ball, the flower SOCIETY girl, wore white crepe and carried a basket of rose petals. Mr. Charles G. Graves was the best man ‘The bride, a descendant of one of the colonial Virginia families, was born in Fauquier County and educated in | Richmond, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Evans left after the wedding for New York, whence they sailed today for Halifax, Quebec and other points in Canada on the St. Lawrence River and the Great Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. left yesterday John Melton Hudgins for Atlantic City to visit the mother, Mrs. Horace D. Macfarland, at the Marl- borough-Blenheim Hotel. After pass- ing about 10 days there they will go to { Cape May to be the guests of Mr..and Mys. Leonard Block. Mrs. 3 ter, Mr Holland and her daugh- Hazel Holland Wilson, of Shepherd street, Chevy' Chase, Md.; Mr. Edwin Fink of New York and ambridge, England, and Mr. Van Buren Lamb of Atlantic City, N. J. are spending several weeks at Wood- stock-on-the-Piankatank, the Summer home of Mrs. Jesse Lincoln Johnmson. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Evans ittle daughter Jane Mayo are spend- ing the last two weeks of August at the Traymore in Atlantic City. and their Mr. and Mrs. J. Craig Peacock and son Jack salled Saturday on the steamship Fort Hamllton from New York to Quebec. They will go by boat to Cleveland and Detroit before returning to their home in Chevy Chase. | Mr. Cogan Going to Indianapolis for Few Days. Mr. Charles A. Cogan will leave han Van Doren: the chief| *Miss Christabel Hill will entertain fon, Col. 1.. G. Nutt of |the members of the wedding party at | “olicitor, department of | & dance at the Congressional Country | H. ilackworth: the | Club tomorrow evening. ! Sta epartment = Tee Teerle Mr. and Mrs: Walter J. Kerwin (.mx} Secretary of the|their young son, Walter, jr.. who have | k Dow: Mr. Ward | been ‘motoring through the Adiron- | ftion unit, and | dacks. have returned to the cit nell, American|a stay of several weeks on Pleasant Assistant NIr. Fra Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Thornton, who have been spending some time at Hot | | Springs, have returned to their home, | of | in Falrfax Court House. { enzie Moss; — { stant . Gen. Andr t dinner last evenir Canadian delegat including the Ass the Treasury, Judge Mc Mr. Green H . Mr. Irvin Nelson Lennell, Mr. Wiiliam R. Val- ance and Mr. Keith Merrill of the State Department Tomorrow evening the e conference will en delegates at din Canadian leave entertained honor of the Miss Nannte G. Jobe has returned | | to her home, 1521 Nineteenth street, after a visit in Hot Springs, Va. Miss Elizabeth Jobe, who is visiting at pe Cod, will joln their mother here the middle of September. American | | Mrs. Mahlon Kirk is entertaining a | | number of friends at bridge at the | Manor Club this afternoon in honor e ini gt o Sidlay for Canariy | of her guest, Miss Patty Clark. Panama Envoy, Dr. Alfaro, | Mr. end Mr rank W. Brooks of Has Gone to New York. | Detrott will safl tomorrow aboard the 'he Minister of Panama, Senor Dr. | Majestic for England. Mrs. Brooks D e klfnre. jeft Washing. | was formerly Miss Carol Newberry tom Jast evening for New York, where | daughter of former Senator and Mrs. he will remalr ‘unday, when he | Truman H. Newberry. will return to Washington b oair. T Colnan Toilhan i ke = suri | @Mong the passengers salling tomor- b Minister o I, B natan | FOW aboard the Majestic to spend the this morning from Blue Ridge Sum-|late Summer {n Europe. mit, where he has been for a few | Evans-Hudson Wedding. weeks. | Yesterday at Noon. .| An unsually pretty wedding took Waln- {place at noon yesterday when Miss wright has gone from his Summer|hglen Lynn Hudson, daughter of at Rye, N. Y.. to Willlamstown, | pr. Thomas Eusgene Hudson, became where he is spending 4 feW|thy bride of Mr. Elmer Linwood at the Greylock. | Evans in the bride's home on R street. SO L bassador to | The ceremony was performed by the rTm\oU\}‘;—Nl\:}"n‘; “Tr\"‘“é':_fik""‘ ) | Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson in the pres rance, Mr. Myron ck, will | o ot o ly g remain over the week end as the guest [ (0 G IMAIMPEIS 'ix.}:rem:axmvlvé‘dddx:g of former Ambassador to Germany | proakfast followed, and Mrs. Ethel and Mri res W. Gerard in their | poocio Gawler sang home wport, where he went 1ast | “tpe hrige wore a gown week. georgette crepe over satin, non and Arlington. ¢ will Representative J. Mayhew at D of white trimmed of the! Irews, | ¢jje. The iy : headdress of orange blossoms and Lix he carried ¢ b wuqua, N. Y., where he will re- | 1o " che was attended by a sister, in until Monday. _ 2iths. Carriy. Glenn Hison, aa' matd o T il v | Of homor, the latter wearing a gown Rear Admiral and Mre. Willlam ¥ of orchid georgette crepe with a ple- Phelps were hosts at dinner last eve-| fure' hat of the seme material, and town, Mass their 24 gyests includ-| mxrying s bouguet of roces Little Admiral and Mrs. Harry P. apt. and Mrs. Charles L. nd Mrs. W Window Shades Our method of making Windos to order at factors prices &1 A Bettor Shade For Less Money. MC DEVITT Main 3211 for Esti ' he Dulin & Martin Bide. jral and Mr: Hughes Hough, who are in New York at the Hotel Madison, en { company there at luncheon rday. | | Gen. and Mrs. John L. Ch: lain entertaihed a company of t 3 the Institute | honor of Gen Maurice of Col. Robert M pson has gone to Willlamstown, . where he isf staying at the Greylock for the clos- ssions of the Institute of Poli-| anet Moffett left Washingtc ng for Culver Military Ins alled by the Iness of her young brother, | Simonds Moffett. WILKINS BREAKFAST Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock was hostess at luncheon yesterday in her Newport | Henderson House. | 8. Hunt Slater was hostess at tea yesterday in her Summer home on Jar Island near Bar Harbor, Miss Treadwell Selects | Date of Wedding to Mr. Gee. | Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Henderson | I have issued invitations for daughter Mary | 1 Gee, j at noon, in e’s parents. on Grove Park, at Ashe The Result of Twenty-Five Years of Knowing How Tomorrow Until 2 P.M. 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Mrs. Damon Binkert eccongpanied Mr. and Mrs. Kistler to Lorain, Ohio, Maj. Oliver Wood and Maj Joseph S. Leonard, who have just ar- rived in Montgeal from Europe, have ew York and are at the Hotel Astor for a few. days before coming to W gton. Maj. Otto L. Brunzoll is als Astor, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram C. Todd of New York arrived in Washington Wednesday and are spending a few days at the Mayflower. Mr. Robert 2802 N street Sinclair Beckwith of northwest and Mr. James Holland of repherd street, Chevy C left last week for a motor tour of the We Open Until 4 P. M. Satarday CREER OAR 614 Twelfth Street Between F and G Sts. N. W. 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C. ‘Main 1964 - | Fort | will provide the m | country i by SOCIETY. 3 o'clock. At ,hc:ln on the beach at that time fires will be kindled in two great pits dug in the sand ar the roasting of the carcasses Wi start. The barbecue will be free to 10,000 EXPECTED AT MOOSE PICNIC Prizes Are Announced for Big Barbecue to Be Held Tomorrow. Officials to Speal. An extensive speaking program will be launched in the afternoon, with | prominent oflicials of the Loval Order of Moose from many jurisd ing part, Plans will be di. the organization of « State as of Virginia lodges and for the forma tion of a society of past officers. A Red Cross tent, with Dr Hood in ct and four nurs sisting, will be set up. The Fort Ms alry Band, Lieut. Patterson cor ducting, will provide music during the R. P. Whitestone, dictator of Alex- | afternoon, and the Arlington Beach andria-Virginia. Lodge, Loyal Order of | Dance Orchestra will play in the eve Moose, today announced the program | ning. of p contests which will be a| Special trains with large delegations | feature of the bix Moose barbecue and | are coming from Richmond and b all-day outing Arlington Beach |2 dozen other points in Virginia, and Park tomorrow re than 10,000 | other large delegations are due from members of the order from several | West Virginia, Maryland, the District States and the District of Columbia, | of Columbia and Delav Several with their friends and families, are [automobile caravans will bring others. expected. | Automobiles will be parked in the Na t 10:30 am. there will be a diving | tional Capital Horsc Show groun contest for girls, for which the first | The celebration is under auspices of prize will be u handsome bathing suit | the Alexandria Lodge, which will burn and the second prize a bathing cap. | tWo Mooseheart bonds, signifying the At 11 am. a diving contest for men | ending of its indebtedness to the na and boys will be staged, with a |tionkl headquarters of the Moose, in bathing suit as fir prize and a | Ilinols. fishing rod as second priza. A 50-yard | swimming contest for girls will follow | $40,000 i at 11:30 a.m., and a J0-yard contest Baltimore EVIDENCE TAKEN. Liquor Raid Record for Year. Special Dispatch BALTIMOR for men and boys at noon. Contest ants must r er with Liovd Shaffe at the beach, not later than 6 p.m. | today. Gold piéces will be awarded the winners in the water races. A canoe-tilting contest at 12:30 p.m. | xpected to provide plenty of excitement. It aluab awarded as pr Breaks | than u year a hol valued Dance Competitions. street late Sixteen barrels o Ll called pre-V. held, dance competitions both open to the publi e Myer Cavalry Jazz Orchestra | Eolons of alleg sic. An old-time | cane except contest Will | yrace of ownershiy sq dance take place a as rewards. will “call the figures.” A collegiate | dance contest, in which the latest steps will be the order, will start on the dance pavilllon at 7 p.m A special feature will be the : awar@ing of prizes to the parents | feonrinicher® with the largest family. One family | it today” th 16 members already is said to| CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. 11l | [ s William | Surprise the Folks While They're Away | —by havi room or two papered hainted new shades and drape slight. And you're assus d “material Why not se ana Fihe cost ta ve rod bout PRAISES CONFERENCE. Coolidge Sees Good Coming Fror ‘World Church Parley. President Coolidge has sent regreis on account of his inability to attend the Universal Christian Conference in session at Stockholm “I should be pleased,” he ss you would convey to your my best wishes for the success of th conference and v hope and belie that it may result in a great deal of good. 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