Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1926, Page 8

e APRIL 10 SOCTETY, SOCIETY. D. SATURDAY, Mr. Harry Martyn Clark and Mr. Cuthbert Lee. A table of much \historical interest will be named in honor of the signers of the Declaration Independence, at which the host will \be Admiral W. Taylor, governor fox the District of .Columbia’ of the Descendants of Signers, and the honor guests, Mr. Carl Magee Kneass, president gen- cral of Descendants of Signers, and Mr. Willilam Tyler Page, governor for Maryland of Descendants of Signers. Other guests at this table wilf be Mrs. Carl Magee Kneass, Mrs. Ceornelia allmadge Spence, Miss Rowena'yHud- sins, Mrs, A, Howard Clark, Miss\Eliz- abeth Peet, Mrs. Milton W. Johrson | Miss Irene Hudgins, Mrs, George §'. Potts and Mrs. Amos G. Draper. Mrs. Charles Graves Matthews and Mrs. Rose Gouveneur Hoes have a table which they have named in honor of Mrs. Matthews' mother, Maria Monica Blake Peck, and which will be decorated with historic relics in Mrs. Matthews' family. Thelr guests will be Senator and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. S. Wallace Dempsey, Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Lumbert, Dr. William C. Rives and Mr. Richard W. Hynson. Guests of Mrs. Randolph Keith For- rest at_the John Randolph table will be the Bishop of Washington and Mrs. Freeman, Miss Katherine Judge, Mrs. Farnest Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broy, Miss Janet Richards, Mrs. Wil- liam ‘Sturtevant Moore and the Rev Meade Bolton MacBryde. Miss Mary Maxwell is hostess for | the table named in honor of EMzabeth Zane, who saved Fort Henry from the Indians by carrying gunpowder in her apron, the Indians being so astonished at seeing a young girl in her teens coming out of the fort that they did not fire on her. b o) ING STAR, WASHINGTON, SOCIETY Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg in Distinguished Company at British Embassy Dinner. THE YOUNG DIPLOMATS IN COSTUME v of State and Mrs. nd gave her in marriage. e the honor guests | Her attendants were Mrs, Sue Dorsett the dinner last evening | McAlister, matron of honor, and Miss which t ass ances Roberds, sister of _the Great Britain o her muid of honor. Miss Howard gave at whassy. | Josephine Burnham of Baltimore was Others in company were the bridesmaid, and Dorothy Janes, niece Ambassador of Japan and Mme. Mat- | of the bridegroom, was flower girl. sudiara, the Minister of the Nether-| 'The brides gown was of French lands and Mme. de Graeff, the Minis- | faille, was bouffant in style and trim- ter of Greece and Simopoulos, | med in Princess lace, wit hthe design the Minister of Egypt and Mme. | carried out in seed pearls. The long Samy, Senator and Mrs. James | viel of silk ne had a border of Couzens, Senator wnd Mrs. David A. | Princess lace and was worn with a Reed, Senator Frederick Hale, Repre- | coronet of orange blossoms. Her sentative and Mrs. Richard Ald- | bouquet was of white reses and lilies rich, Representative and Mrs. Ogden | of the vz V. I.. Mills, the Director of the Budget | Mrs. McAlister's costume was fash- and Mrs, Herbert Lord, the United | joned of two shades of peach pink States M witzerland and | roma crepe, the skirt with a_plain Mrs. Hugh Capt. and Mrs. | front and ar and the| B p Adolphus And 10 | bodice hav o i P o™ £ : ! the Presiden Her hat of Neopolitan straw was trim- med in georgette and flowers in a hade to the gown and she car- To your home and every home in town the Shredded Wheat man will bring THIS WEEK new cereal delights; new health in proper eating through free samples of the wotld’s most popular whole wheat food--- | Shredded Wheat Whether you know or do not know Shred- ded Wheat, eat those sample biscuits with a keen appreciation of their nutritive value, their perfect digestibility, their natural whole wheat ability to replenish and refresh brain, bone and sinew. Gibson W of honor, wore along the lines of hat of atron of honor, with { both gown and hat in a paler shade = | of pink. She carried butterfly roses, Peruvian Envoy to Be | The bridemald’s gown was fashioned Guest at Urugnayan Dinne of the two other attendants, Tl Arbasahdor of eru: s flower girl wore fesh-tinted Velarde, will be the ranking guest ned with pale blue rib- the di this evening which ons and rosel _while the basket Minister of Driguay abd 3 was filled with pink roses. Pk . Sinment Walte Bogley served his Varela will give in complimen ;G . pEtior ind the ushers Senor Gomensoro, president of hers Press Club of U y, who is -l‘wxil))‘i;‘l‘l‘l’_\ !o ending the First Pan-American Co in, 1“‘1 1\(‘.'}‘0u.‘n.|'.ix(, L Mr. W. Otis = gs and Zarl White The Ambassador of Chile, Senor| \ at _the home of the Miguel Cruchaga, will i ] ts, 1705 Trving street this afternoon from 4 to 6 o' { northwest, foliowed t emony, and the embassy for the members in the rooms used for the entertain- diplomati ment of there W, grace- « 5 Ambas: > 2 ful of lilles, rambler . P de Gar wife of the military & re Mr. nd Mrs. Rob- i tache; Senora de Young. wife of erds assisted in receiving and en- naval attache; Senora de Bust | tertaining the zuest the latter wear- of the second secretary, = | a gown of canary-color vrepe Rachel Fueyrredon, daughter oma embroidered in silver beads and Ambassador of Argentina, and Sc rhinestones. Mrs. Bogley, mother of de Pueyrredon and the two nieces of | the bridegroom, also ted, and wore the host, Senorita Auduso Diaz and ceful gown of gray crepe roma. Benorita Marlo Huerta, | and Mrs. Bogley left after the - S n for a trip to Canada, the B P o going-away gown being of ATiaEg Abarcr b v blue crepe combined with wide Forinally lace. over which she wore a black 3 States Minist v coat. Her hat was a_small it Me B R | model to correspond with the rest of ' | the costume. Mr. and Mrs. Bogley ruests of Secretary - At b will make thelr home in Washington. Dent M Grant, 0 sown the embass: on. Mrs. Elise Mulliken, president of the District of Columbia Branch, League of American Pen Women, will have the District clubhouse open to | the delegates during the week of the | biennial convention, April 24 to 30,/ where luncheon will be served. A re. !ception in honor of the delegates will be held Monday evening, April 26, A committee is arranging the details incidental to the biennial convention of the league, which will be held at the Shoreham Hotel, April 24 to 30. Mrs. Harry Atwood Colman, na- tional president, has arranged a bril liant program which opens with the authors' breakfast, April 24, at 12:3 | at the Hotel Mayflower. Mr. | Parker Butler will be toastmas Mrs. Muriel Lynch Crichton is | chairman of social functions; Miss - Helen Rowland has charge of the | authors’ congress, which will meet each afternoon at the Shoreham; Mrs, J. Harry Cunningham s registrar, and Mrs. Lillian Cole Bethel s parlia- ment Mrs. Elisé Mulliken is of music and motion Mrs. Willlam Atherton Du Puy, me morial historian; Mrs. Isabel Fiske Conant of New York is poetry chair- | man, and Mrs. Willlam Wolff Smith is chairman of convention arrange- ments. Ample opportunity will delegates to discuss their And as you taste the delicious, crispness and flavor of these individual nut-brown loaves, be aware that you are inviting health with every bite. Watch for The Shredded 1 heat Man INORA DE TELLE Wife of the Ambassador of Mexico, Senor Tell with their two children, Emily and Jose, in Mexian costume. Senor and Senora de Tellez are giving a reception-in honor of the delegates to the Pan-American Journalists Confer- ence. in charge e pictures Mr. pictu witzer et No. given by Helen Howi soprano,) Daughters of the Confederac ident and Charlotte Harriman, contralto, {1702, Mrs. Mary K. Nalle, pres assisted by Mrs. Helen Wright Will- [of the chapter, is chairman and has mington, planist. Mrs. Guy Mason|on her committee Mrs. Rose Mulcare, | interests and a series of social enter will be the hostess for the tea which [ Mrs. Rufus Clarke, Mrs. F J.| tainments has been planned, including follows the musical. She will be| Rollins, Miss May Frey and Mrs. Wil-1a reception to the delegates by Mrs. assisted by Mrs. Byron N. Graham.|liam J. McGee. Coolidze at the White House, Wednes- h Frederick A. Caskey, Mrs| Among those who have taken lulrlvl\ day afternoon, April 28 i e A l”&"x.', W. Orme Mrs. K. | Mrs. John B. Kendric Wi am J. Harris, Miss Je ment, at 2400 Sixteenth street, before | Bt St e e el el May. Mr. an@ Mrs. Richard J. W M Copeland Jones, Miss | San Francisco are at the Willa r Mrs. James Ballard e £, Donovan ork City have sp + > E. Dono the week here among friends, and | Main over Sund: Mrs. Willlam | were registered Hotel La Fayette T “”m‘r.‘\\ ler, Miss Mrs. Thom - to Switzerland on, Gibson, who are of Co be given | particular | PERPETUAL | "BUILDING | ASSOCIATION PAYS 1erce Savage has re- cruise to the Mrs. Francis Martin turned from a Winter West Indies, and has joined Mr. Sav-) age at the Wardman Park Hotel The Minister of Bolivia and Senora de Jaimes Freyre will entertain at dinner this evening in their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel in honor of the delegates from Bolivia to the Pan- American Journalist Cong The other guests will be the members of the legation staff nd o Robert C. Keiner Dies Suddenly. Robert C. paperhange Brown and Mrys, Keiner, 55 yvears oid, a who resided at 1903 New Hampshire avenue, died suddenly yes- terday afternoon while working at V street northeast. He complained a smothering sensation and a dgse | of ammonia was administered and a | Compounded physician summoned, but death oc- Serii-Annuall b the physician reached ° y curred before the physician reached |fll o CEROINITY oo him. Coroner Nevitt gave a certlificate Assets Over of death from heart disease. $11,000,000 SLIP COVERS || Soreios $1000000 Tailored to fit your furniture. " Co_r 11th & E Sts. N.W. Belgian Linen. per ')'Ard. ‘. e 75C i Tempvrlry Q\llfl. " e i on & 0" 85¢ 1004 E STREET N.W. Al iora. $1.28 viant. QIC During Bldg. Construction. . JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec'y Caleb The Minister of Seva will go Mon where they will be gu s of Prof Mrs. Harold H. Bender. The min: will address the Polity Club of Prince ton. Later in the week the minister | «nd Mme. Seya will go to New York and Long Island and | ed by Mr. and Mrs. [ irs. J reer, T ok Miss Elizabeth Corbett of Bo: who recently returned from Er nd and along the French Reviere, is now a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. Henderson F. Hill, on Thirty sixth street. Mme eton and or tvia and to Prir R Shiele, Mrs. J Benjamin wrlotte R. Munn with | vill Oxnard Oxnard ot who, Uppy the Mayflower, was luncheon yesterday, having five in her party of Uni tea Mon: in_the when Miss , and Har- and Miss Helen The Amer wtion v Women w! a noon at o'clock use at 1634 1 street » Davis will be the hoste: m will be given by Mr. baritone, Put two tablespoonfuls of BO-NO in your wash boiler—it will help whiten your clothes and lessen the drudgery of rubbing. Presiding at the tea table vester- fternoon at the weekly tea n(i B Secretary of War and | the Congressional Club were Mrs. Dan | Hanford MacNider received the | A. erland of Alaska, Mrs. James Sts at the last of the series of | French Strotherof West Virginia and | rmy dances given last evening at | Mrs. James G. Strong of Kansas. | Willard, when M Miss can Simpson, member of orge Tyne i 2 received with them and the introduc- | the ont legislature, was th: guest of honor: tions were made b Charles H. vidges. Many dinner parties pre. I the dance, among them that of Gen. and Mrs. McK. man, whose guests the mil- ary attache of the British embassy and Mrs. C. E. C. G. Charlton, Maj. ind Mrs. Harry Taylor, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Frank B. Cheatham Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Bryant Well . and Mrs. Oliver S. Eskridge, Col. and Mrs. Louls C. Scherer, Maj. and Mrs. Frost, Capt. and Mrs. Hopeough, Mr. Detlow Marthinson, Miss Scriven and Maj. Paul Evan. Col. and Mrs. Wiley Howell ent tained at dinner preceding the danc Senator and Mrs. George Willlams of Missouri and Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Rob. ert H. Allen were the ranking guests. There were 20 in the company. Maj. and Mrs. D. C. Cortiner were hosts at dinner preceding the dance. | when their guests were Col. and Mrs. | Kensey J. Hampton, Col. and Mrs. W. Elliott, Col. and Mrs. P. L. Smith, Maj. and Mrs. L. W. Redington, Dr. and Mrs. Wade Atkinson, Capt. El- J liott, Mrs. Gillis, Mrs. McLeary, Maj. Owing to the death of a close friend | Reeves and Capt. and Mrs. HorKin: Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman | Maj. and Mrs. John A. Crane enter- canceled the dinner they were to have | tained at dinner last evening at the given last evening in the Palm Garden | Willard, preceding the Army dance. ot the Muyflower Hotel Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fd- ward A. Harriman, Col. and Mrs. Charles Bundel and Mrs. Bolman, who 18 visiting them; Col. and Mrs. O. B. Rosenblaum, Col. and Mrs. Richard MeMasters, Col. and Mrs. C. E. Reese, Maj. and Mrs. Charles S. Blakely, MaJ. and Mrs. George R. Allin, Maj. T. V. M. Oliphant, Lieut. Maurice Smith and | Maj. Alvin C. Sandeford. Col. and Mrs. The ch: Don. Jose T. F dinner this even Hotel, ent gates gress of Jour of the emba of Cuba, Senor | Army Dance Last will be host at | Evening at Willard. at the Mayflov Anaist the | M st Pan-Am ists and the members on, The Mme. P - breakf | bration of | Thomas Jeffer of the Mc Jefferson N the d and tend the Monticello morning in cele. hday anniversary of n and for the benefit ticello fund of the Thomas al m. They of Hert, Ministe er 2 o Pints, 75¢; Quarts, $1.25; Gallons, $4.00 ests of honor vening of Mrs. James who will entertain a com of 20 at the New Willard Hotel. made, i Mrs. C. C. Covert is spending some time in Atlantic City pany Mrs, ard, wife Thomas Bayard, was luncheon today Northumber w York Ci friends. Zuest . Alvi guests will be M. Lansing, Mrs. Deming Mrs. Mayo, Mrs. J. remont, Mr. -Goodhart, Mr. Wirt Howe, Mrs, Will € land apartment for a short visit Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McLean of Montreal arrived yvesterday at the Wil- lard, where they will remain several days. nes, is in with of Senator hostess at -~ Robert Mrs. Winter, wife of Representative Charles Wint ned at lunch. eon today in H. Hadley Mrs. Judge and Mrs. Linebarger Guests at Club Tea. Judge and Mrs. Paul Myron Line- barger will be guests of honor of the Art Promoters Club tomorrow after. noon at tea from 4 to 6 o'clock at 2 I street northwest. Other guests be Mrs. John Schoenfeld, Mrs. W. B. Walker, who lately: returned from Shanghai and Hongkong, and M Willlam James Munro. Miss Brigham will be hoste: At 5 o'clock Judge Linebarger W talk on his recent travels in the East, his subject beinz “The Queen of Sheba's Land and T Ruler of Today. n Oriental ait collection will be on view. tland, Mrs. Albe Forter H. Dale, M ton, Mrs. T. H. ( B. Burtness, Miss Sprou John B. Henderson, Mrs., Frank W. Mondell, Mrs, Joseph Van Orsdale and Miss Suzanne Maltby. Cramp. Arthur M Accuracy The Standard for Advertising The program for truth in advertising waged by forty-six Better Business Bureaus throughout the United States is more than a campaign for technical truth—its ideal is Accuracy in the presentation of merchandise and service through the printed word. Mrs vid Meade Lea en- 1 company at dinner iment to the Rev rector of Trinity York, and Mrs. Stet who are spending Easter week in Washington. Cherry Blossom Dinner $1.50 5:30 to 8 Oxtall Soup Broiled Squab Chicken New Potatoes Fresh Asparagus French Artichokes Mayonnalse Cherry Blossom Ice Cream or Frait Cake A card party will be given Monday at the Women's City Club by the Hilary _A. Herbert Chapter nited Good Pets for Children The of Oliva Flint, daughte Sherman Flint, to Mr. Thom: son Proctor, of Boston will place this afternoon at 4 o'cloc the Bethlehem Chapel of the W ton Cathedral, and wili be followed b: & reception in the home of the bride’ Miss of Mr. Margaret nd Mrs For six years, leading Washington Advertisers have co-operated in eliminating untruth from adver- tising. The work has built up public confidence Hot Rolls Coffee parents, R. Turner, wife entertained at fourth of a series of luncheons today in her apartment at 2400 Sixteenth street. There were 50 guests in the company. of the have spend- Florida, Mr. and inos Newman returned to Washington afte ing the month of March where they were in Palm Be ter part of the time nan spent February in New Orle where she was the guest of Mr ter Wright, and at Pass where she visited Mrs. Goddard and Mrs. David Biggs of St. Louls. Mr. Hobart Newman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Newman, is spending the week end at White Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Milton J. Boucher entertained at a bridge tea yesterday afternoon in her apartment at the Altamont, in compliment to her guest, Mrs. John -ay Reynolds of New York. B. Bowling, jr.; Mrs. Robert Munroe Warren, Mrs. s. Bates Warren, Mrs. James A. Stoutenburgh, Mrs. E. Crane, F. X. Boucher, Mis: Emily Oliver and Miss Ruth Gregory of Pittsburgh, Pa. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Lawson Mayo Fuller and Mrs. Maxwell Williams, as: sisted by Mrs. Joseph Pilling, Mrs. C. D. Jewell and Miss Rose Bowling. Bogley—Roberds Wedding Last Night. A wedding that interested a large number of Washington residents was that in the Calvary Methodist Episco. pal Church last evening at 8 o’clock of Miss Grace Helene Roberds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Van W. Roberds, and Mr. Roland Aubrey Bogley, son of Mrs. Annie R. Bogley and the late J. W. Bogley of Friendship Heights, Chevy Chase, D. C. The church decorations of palms, fern, lilies and pink rambler roses made a charming setting for the vouthful bridal party. The Rev. James Shera Montgomery, pastor of the church, performed the ceremony and Mrs. Shera Montgomery played the wedding march. Mr. Jack Bowie, ac- panied by Mrs. Montgomery, sang. he bride’s father escorted he: [} W. H. Point gave a dinner last evening at the Willard in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Walter L. Cariss. The latter attended the dance. Others who entertained preceding the dance were.Col. D. John Markey, Col. Fred Brown, Col. E. V. Bucknelil, Swiss Kid Rabbits, Guinea Pigeons, Gold Singing Canari several Col. L. F. Morey, Col. Bookmiller, Col. A. B. Cox and Lieut. Col. R. H. Rhoades. Col. John H. Wigmore. dean of the law faculty of Northwestern Uni- | versity, arrived in Washington yes- terday from Evanston, IIL, and, with Mrs. Wigmore, is staying at the May- flower. Col. Wigmore, who was a member of the staff of the judge advocate general of ‘the Army during the World War, resided in Washing- ton for a considerable length of time while in the service. Interest is being shown in the mus- ical tomorrow afternoon at the Con- gressional Country Club at o'clo where th Rare Jewels Fine Watches Gold Ware Silver Ware For nearly a century and aquarter—since President. Jelerson’s administration ‘—we have enjoyed the of Elosely identifed with the officdal and social lfe of the. capital and nation. Established 1802 Puppies. 712 12th St. kinds Schmid’s Pet Emporium Goats, a Pigs, Fish. es and of N.W. ORANGE ICE 1 vAamiia STRAWBERRY CHOGOLATE. 5 #7 FRENCH VANILLA ) and CHOCOLATE “THERE'S A DEALER AS NEAR AS YOUR TELEPHONE” Club Luncheon Daily The appearance of this no- tice in these columns is evi- dence that this newspaper co- operates with and supports the Better Business ureau for your protection. between the buyer and the seller. It has made ad- vertising believable by making advertising more accurate. The program is being carried forward. Each day, competent investigators scan the advertise- ments to prevent the repetition of those statements that may be inaccurate. The percentage of correct advertising is 95%, and 5% is open in one way or another to criticism. By continual watchfulness this small percentage is being decreased. The Better Business Bureau of Washington No. 336 Evenipg Star Building Telephone Main 8164