Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1926, Page 56

SOCIETY. THE_-SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D €. MAY 23 1926—PART 2. SOCIETY. ! Iof Person}nl Interest ¢ l Early Mas Bri;-l-v :I evening a buffct aupper s m-\-ed.iwoman Lawyers Celebrate dance was one of the features. | - . | To Was]’ungton Resxdents' , (JOVerll()l’ Mdn 51011 S(,ene 3 | AT AMERICAN UNIVERSITY v [ Auragtive prizes in the form of initial | Two Notable Events Today O . I . afie H o> 1- ! I S st B e | e bovs were exchanged. T | Mrs. Arthur Keith. LI M., dean o | 4 * It Gl Aevaiy i Mrs. Howard d and little | Epsilon Chapter, Kappa Beta Pi Lek t l‘lterebtlng Ofiplta lty . — {at F Hl e Lihiter Nancy vwith spent 10 duys in | Sorort, Wil shtertam the menis Wallenberger of Chi- | w York with relatives were joined {at the Chevy Chase ¢lub this evening attends Chevy Ch; sem | by My, mund and returned home | Epsilon was the first chapter of Ka, e | on_Friday {pa Beta Pi to be installed outside « M. Herbert tlalin of Pittsburgh. | Chicago, where the - G : R been the guest of her sister. | founded. The Chevy Ck Al 3 4 < | B Hx ; CteuG b e it . Sidney semem.m n of the Mon- | celebrate its tenth annivers Convention-—Dinner Parties. Luncheons and : 1 e I et ot e ! ’ s the seventy-sixth birthd | 5 ¥ i ey P M o versary of Mrs. Elien S . i § g, % elmont road. - i - u Other Events at Annapohs Academy. 3 s GRS ! : 17UA surprise dance was given in | oo Jerse; N "*}:’";‘;f’f”" AqnieTE i o, | honor Dr. ninan Tues ? S - - . Ben Hecht OHEES i merly 9 Gladys Gunder- | Chief day night Mr. Howard 4 {pr. Ot leaving for New i Fati returned to her home Maryland Executive Entertains Delegates to Arts, ANNAPOLIS, M, May 22 Rear | arve spending this month at the hot faa b Dr. Abram Simon was present- 'uinvh cme puh‘;um SEr G ol AN Anis Culton 3 Harriet V. Sullivan in Ran, e | L 5 ed with a magnificent silver fray dur- | Chapter. and. together with .fud Adin lvw aml M Laoui \r. \‘i!\ I, ; % & & ¥ \ i ! Mrs I,ul,’l’h-l ;, }.m Chie ,[.y.\.\ x;, ing the evening, the presentation | hry ellers, honorary men lioflinse Siecn iistinc s e 9 rence Vernon Fowler aud ; lishoinas buelithc sdest of e lsynm h being made Ly Tmanuel |of the chapter. will attend the Winchester, Vi, ned st week 5 Rest o g Plaw o » Mr. and Mrs. Theo- d | Schloss, one of the confirmants. Chase dinner. 2nd had as their guests for the week ore gues t the * i 5 . o & or ser, joined here Ly Mr. | Miss Alma. Goodman. teacher of the | Mr<. Keith. the dean. is ihe wi it Rev. James E. Free. tltimore last week by | { o { Loefller and lefi during the week for 7 | class, given a leather bag. fof Dr. Avthur Keith. eminent gealogis i L | Newport News, Va.. to visit Mr, and ! The ents of the confirmants were |and is well known in legal and socis the chaperones for the evening. cire hon of Washington, and Mrs, | Mrs. he 3 Dresident of | . Women | | - : . . Leon Marie of New Yok \v b, o E wab of :,o\cxl\\ i Mrs. Anna Thomas Cur. | Hamilton Gale s w lawn | & ¢ v {Court hat puest Mrs., Al - 5 home on Taney averue. party Sunday afterncon last at her | : % : 5 : {5l T v -\‘ ‘”‘ il g Nebraska State Society was before her marriage home on Muvray Hill i 5 »Erida . at the Col & i Y s = Emily Peters of Baltimore, Mrs Drr and Mrs, Alexander Itandall, | 5 & - ¢ i Club las o e for luncheon '.x[\l'\l ‘A" Country Club May 97 - entertained at an informal tea | who have been the recent guests o 0 BRI, % ; Fl iong, Mrs. Sol Meyer acting as N e Nebrasis. Slaiel Abeeiution why SOIIIC wn ai her home oni Dr. Randall's sistor. Mrs, : % : : > FiGaweR iwvere ©h § i L2 y Mrs Barnes and her grand- . | will meet for dinner, dancing and Women Dl’&ls Spring ot v ot ':»’-”!n::::';:! W {other forms of vecreation at the Con g LA L "'":‘H . i B allad fhone | IR 3 | gressional Country Club. Montgom ien” garments v M inge in their home Naval Academy. spent the week end with her daugh it B ) 5 5 gy é O akiny Mrs. dohn Wirt Rundall, who spent | fer. Miss Virvinia Elinger, on Han b £ 5 T Penniland to spend il : 1A special Lus will leave the Trans . mmanis the week end with her sondnlaw and stvect, Miss o i e [trveling in Enaand, e, aly. 18 ; s [ brtation Bulldine. Seventesmn and e daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bladen 1.0 o1l hedeta of Gov. Albert p H 5 ! ne : pip ] sy i i des. in o County has returned i 3 . 7 L My, and Mrs. Mendes Hecht of 3 s : |1 streets northwest. at 6:30 o'clock ix ons § e e S T 3 ? Baltimore, were zoesis last week of 2 {pan. Those having omobiles are / Mrs. A. M. B Kauff ) Miss Virginis 1 S 6 3 i Mr. @ v, David Rrank | requested to provide transportation o th Comdr, and Mee, Wil v D i A S i A i Hollywood” was ' the e st o Hildebrand t the Naval P o v jance given at the for as many Nebraskans as possible. Kresge. Bide 0 1t the wdemy. speiden wdy r J o | . s dane en a " Py 5 kit St T ad s retiimned 1o Newpor Lieat. Clave ‘oesel o i | Country club last, members | MRS, Rl il A club dinner will be served at 730 1tk and G s Miss Cor B t i | St Peter s 8 < % ’ s the Pi-Tan Pi F v in enter- | g o'clock, and there will be «mn'm' 1§ Formery rcith Wood: reavd & 1 o Mr. s “har : i JGitiiare. o dlies wtted : 3 aining a number « ‘| Whose mother, : |rough the evening S 15 hostess : lmm..- 3 on of May 2 ot # st The participants cume | King, an noon in the apartment wi St | bR B e s Glodtesy 5 . 3 £ costume representing qifferer el | Maxam May 8. S was. formerly yorents have leased for the Summer bridze T atten - 2 known movie stars. A buffet supper | Miss Lydia Convad Kimball. apt. and Watt Tyler Cluver Mrs, Kauffinan . “omdr, Q 3 ' v t midnight | s of ton have been the ! I Kauftu % % 4 nong the ont-of-lown Suests were: BRQ,- cuests of 1 W Mrs. ¢ L. Leiper. Sy . o S o 4 e Misse . Strouse. Carlyn | he i ing from $ to 1 Alber Ritchie and > NETN % . *u lia Greenfield and Bisa Wol T v place in hor s Rit e hosts s Ao s Thited St 4 ¢ 4 ; ; Klise Nushbauri of { o : of their son. Ml 721 NINTH STREET NORTHWBT Thurs g > St Academy, spent last week in Wash K 3 4 Jhiz, Messrs Henry Hecht and | Sronheim had as he mor of B " N il S g “ 5 anl Frank of Philadelphia HE 20 ther My - of Arts. held I i £ ol Y Last weale T, : .. who was the guest of Mr. and v evening b e . Coiy . tta Sommers lefi Th { Levi. jr Rk e e ) D | | R b vl b | S B R or s THREE HUNDRED Tork City. { Mrs. Hinds, wife of Capt. A, W > ) and ving Strasburger | T Lieut. Comdr. and My rank | Hinds, chief of staff tor Admival i of New York v are spending the | t 3 W i Mozl sr. hosts at a buftet | . on the U, 8 Wyoming ' i - ¢ 3 o week end in town with relati Hotel supper Ay o 5 in their home ar Admiral Hariey . Christy : Mrs returned FeUhct LD Lk 7 o Maridia ayenoe e A e aans hic werk b ; Bk tC to her home 1 Ly after | cess t 1 re devoted FOR § 4] Miss Olivet. daughter Annapolis on his flagship, the U. 8. 8 s 3 s 3 beir e guest of her so und o jong idge s M1 ¢ w « y 4 Y L " 2 il e :'::m T€4 THE g18.75 SALE PRiCE IS DECIDEDLY LOWER THAN THE ACTUAL COST TO MAKE Vostoss at a tea dance S A and Mrs. Ci s G.odlal ; . . S vistiing i of 19 BEAUTIFUL, NEW. EXCLUSIVE FASHIONS 1ernoon. Miss Olivet was the guest of | pine had as their gues Jumor at the 1 County, Md. Thursday evening the benetit ’ Tunchean given on Satur- | end Capt. and M. ) L BT BT Lo R o T ; ook place Wede : ; OF STREET, TRAVEL. SUMMER SPORTS. SUMMER RESCRTS. 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Hemstitched for. crochet. _[_)flm‘lk Towels, 85c Each lN _Finished with genuine hand-crochet lace edges. orted l.lretl ns for w and e STORE Stamped Dry-Well Towels 5 i SN It is_advisable to N have this work done ‘ now. while low be- tween-season rates prevail and while our designers can offer | the utmost in per- | sonal attention to 1 our patrons. i i i i i | | i Fur Storage Our moderate storage rates include 5 for $1.00 . Lot e Stamped Ready-Made Dr EVERY COLOR | T g e P 5%:’5“; Sy chet and hemstitched Bem. A Vorr small dots. on good quality soft, white ma Including Navy and Black. . tevial. Trimmed in yoke effects, Infants 1o Ladies’ Stamped Aprons, 75¢ vears old. 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