Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1926, Page 71

Bdxholders Listed ‘By Keystone Socxety | For *Aviation Naght Freasury Secretary, Labor | Secretary and Other { Prominent Officials to Witness Interesting Pro- gram. Among the boxholders for “Aviation RWight” of the Pennsylvania Society, %o pe heid in the Willard Hotel ball- room, Thursday night, December 16, mt 8115 o'clock, will be Secretary of the Treasury A. W. Mellon, Secre- tary of Labor and Mrs, James J. Davis, Assistant Solicitor General and Mrs, Harry K. Dougherty, Repre- kentative and Mrs. Thomas W. Phil- fips, Jr.; Representative and Mrs. Adam M. Wyant, Iiepresentatiye and Mrs. Anderson 1. \Valters, Repre- entative and Mrs. Samuel A. Kendall, tepresentative and Mrs. Clyde Kelly, ir. and Mrs. James H. MacLafferty, re. George Mesta and Mrs. W. Harry Brown. In ‘the recetving line will be the honor guest, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Aeronautics and Mrs. SVilliam P. MacCracken, jr.; Maj., Gen. Mason Patrick, Rear Admiral wnd Mrs. Willlam A. Moffétt and members of the society. Maj. Carl tz of the Air Service of the United states Army will make official intro- Huctions. This meeting will be “Aviation and Secretary MacCracken ethod of transportation. Vocal solos will. be rendered by Mr. James A. Barr, a young service. man SPAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, DECEMBER 12, FORMER WASHINGTON BELLE Wwho is rapldly making a reputation | P22 ey solofst. After the meeting ere will be dancing. Reports of .of- " fcers for the year will be Eivep'and plectivi ‘of officets for the eusuing ear held. Membeps have recaived ickets and ‘guest tickets may be = pured from the secretary, Mr, . B. Groff, House Office Building. E parents, Mr. MRS. SOMERVILLE ; st NKN Beatrice M. Beck, I apd he; connected with the State Departme: and Mrs. James Montgomery Becl NEY TUCK, r_baby son, James M. Tuck. Mr. nd Mrs. Tuck is visiting Of Personal Interest To Washington Residents Miss Esther Sherby was hostess last Bunday at a tea, from 4 to 6 o'clock, mt her home, 1413 Decatur street, in honor of her house guest, Miss Julia Cire¢nfield of Atlanta, Ga., Miss ¥leanor Behrend and Miss Jeanette Goldenberg presided at the tea table. Miss Virginia Loeffler, who was the uest of her sister, Mrs. - Theodoré eyser, Iu- returned to her home in ochester, N. Y. M Morris Mendle and babe of New York City are the guests of Mrs, Mendle’s mother, Mrs. Milton Hop- fenmaler, at Wardman Park Hotel. Mr. Lawrence Heller is spending keveral weeks in Washington with his mother, Mrs. Emma ler. Mrs. Jerome Meyer has returned from a visit of several weeks in Indianapolis Mr. -John % to Lexington, with friend: Mrs. Hattie Hoffa Schuster of New ork, who was the guest of Mr. and rs. Louis Silverberg, is now visit- ing Mrs. Eugene Kahn of 3112 Nine- mth street. Mrs. R. Harris returned to her: $home in New York City Thursday er a two-week stay here with 2. Jacobson has returned Nebr., after & visit here e Tul rs. Jul ‘Wolf of Balti is the guest M mu.fimnm'J of Cathedral Mansions. Mrs. Stanley Lansburgh returned from a visit of 10 days in Richmond, ‘Va., the early part of the week. Mrs. Emile West, who spent a week in Columbus, Ohio, with son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin West, has returned to her apartment, 2700 Connecticut avenue, Miss Jeanette Loeb entertained in honor of Miss Dorothy Greenabaum of Los Angeles, the house guest of Miss Mildred Pimes, on Wednesday night at her home. Dr. and Mrs. WilliamPerau are now located in their new apartment, Thirteenth and Monroe streets. Mrs. Harry ‘Levy has returned from a_ visit with relatives in Baltimore. The regular monthly meeting of the Council of Jewish Women will take place Tuesday 2:156 p.m., at the Community Center. An elaborate program will be given, including prayer. by Mrs, Harry Lewls; report of the triennial; Wash- ington’s school problems, Dr. Frank W. Ballou; baritone solos, J. H. Mar- ville; & topic of current interest, Dr., Abram Simon. The meeting will be closed with a social hour. The annual alumni dance, which was to have taken place last night, has been postponed to a date in Feb- ruary. 'l‘hel. will be a big alumni meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the Community Center, when an interesting program will be given. Mrs. Cecelia Michaelis has returned from a short visit in Baltimore. Miss Dora Schiffman, who was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence" Koenigsberger, has reuu'ned to her home in New York Ci Mrs. Wiliam ' Jacob! wns ho-tesu \ Wednesday at luncheon a! the lMe her| December 14, at{. St. Mark's, entertaining the Afternoon Sewing Circle. Mrs. Schefferman and her young son of 272G Connecticut avenue are visiting relatives in Philadelphia. Mrs. Abe Liebman and daughter, Deborah Mae, have returned from a ten days’ stay in Atlantic City. Mrs. Herbert Jacobi and son, Her- bert jr., left Thursday night for Nor- folk, Va., to be the guests of Mrs. Jacobi's parents, Mr. and'.Mrs. J. Bennett, .over the holidays. Mrs. B, F. vid of Augusta, Ga., will spend the week with her sister-in- law, rs. Levi H. David, at 2834 Twenty-seventh: street. Nebraska Society Will Meet Tuesday Evening The Nebraska State Assoclation will meet Tucsday at 8:15 o’clock, at the National Club House of the American Association of University Women, at 1634 I street northwest. Judge and Mrs. Charles Sumner Lobingier will be honor guests and Judge Lobinger will address the association. Music and dancing: will follow the address. Miss Blith A. Lathrop, 1321 Euclid street northwest, president of the associa- 138, will preside. She will be assisted throtighout the evening by the treas. urer, Mr. H. A. Harding, 422 Ran- dolph’street, dhd the secretary, Miss B@hha !lendarsph 1827 I nnet north- west. ~ Philipsborn 608n 6!4 ELEVENTH ST. . Charmmg Translations. " of “the Hohday Mode in Evemng Gowns ‘Subtlevindividualities that lead rather than’ : follow the mode characterize the :selection.of - Gowns we have prepared for the Hol.iday Occa- sions. Georgette, Velvet, Chiffon, Satin and Crepe Romaine are smart for evening wear this season, We feature each in great variety. Newness is everywhere expfessed The smartness of the exquisite materjals is accentuated by dis- criminating style touches. Slightly bloused movements and the influence of the bolero are noticed. Waist lines vary to suit the indi- vidual, while shoulder and side drapes are seen, Sequins, rhinestones and beadings adopt every phase of brilliancy, and both-pastel shades and high colorings are smart. New Yorkers Announce Big Reception and Ball The New York State Society, of which Mrs. James W. Wadsworth is president, will give a reception and ball at the Willard Tuesday evening. The guests of honor will be: Sena- tor and Mrs. Copeland, Representa- tive and Mrs. Robert L. Bacon, Rep- resentative and Mrs. John J. Kin- dred, Representative George W. Lind- say, Representative and Mrs. Thomas H. Cullen, Representative and Mrs. | Loring M Representativ and Mrs. Andrew L. Somers, Repre- sentative John F. Quayle, Representa- tive and Mrs. Willlam E. Cleary, Rep- resentative David J. O'Connell, Rep- resentative Emmanuel Celler, Repre- sentative Anning S. Prall, Representa- tive . Samuel Dickstein, Representa- tive Christopher Sulllvan, Representa- tive Nathan D. Perlman, Repredenta- tive John J. Boylan, Representative |, John J. O'Connor, Representative and Mrs. Ogdén L. Mills, Representative John F. Carew, Representative and Mrs. Sol Bloom, Representative IYo- rello La Guardia, Representative Royal 8. Weller, Representative Anthony J. Griffin, Representative Frank Oliver, Benj. L. Fairchild, Representative and Mrs. Mayhew Wainright, Repre- sentative and Mrs. Hamilton Fish, jr.: Representative and Mrs. Barcourt Pratt, Representative and Mrs. Park- er Corning, Representative and Mrs. James 8. Parker, Representative and Mrs. Frank Crowther, Representative Bertrand. H. Suell, Representative and Mrs. Thaddeus C. Sweet, resentative and Mrs. Frederick M Davenport, Representative and Mrs. Harold 8. -Solley, Representative and Mrs. Walter W. Magee, Rep- resentative John Taber, Representa- tive Gale H. Stalker, Representative and Mrs. Meyer Jacobstel; Repre- sentative Archie Sanders, Representa- tive and Mrs. §. Wallace Dempsey, Representative Clarence MacGregor, Iénpnsen::tgvs James M. Mead and epresentative Mrs, Rood. Daniel A. Others . who will assist at the re- ceptlon are: Mrs. John Nicholson, Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs. Robert Ash, Mrs. George C. Chase, Miss Mary E. Black and Miss Florence Caroline Adams, West Virginia Society Cider Party a Success The clder party of the West Vir- ginta. Soclety in ' the - District of Columbia was held Wednesday night, in Pythian Temple, on Ninth street northwest. About 300 of the members and friends were present and enjoyed the entertainment furnished, as well .as the inusic of Prof. Oats, who was also elected an honorary member of the soclety. The professor ,has furnished the music for .these .occa- sions. for several years past. His young artists did well and were cheered frequently by the audience. Representative Bowman of the se ond West Virginia district and Repre- sentative Taylor of the sixth district were present, as was Mr. Stuart F. Reed, former member of Congress from the third distriet. - a numbe of other prominent men and women present. The meeting was. called to order by the president, Mr. Morgan, who explained that the regular order of business would be dispensed with and the election of new members taken up. A number of new membera ‘were then entolled. A brief but interesting Lllk ‘was had from Mr. Morgan,. after . which the ‘entire party Trepaired to the dining room, whero abundance ' of uwoet cider, ginger bread and apples were gerved, ail from ‘Martthsburg, here, apple-growing is among lead- ing industries. Iining and interlining. %50 or fur able. $ Models for sports or women and misses. cial purchase just arrived. ‘There -were $69.50 Coats * This includes M new i mod- els for sportsor dress wear, self i They are finely tailored *thresghout and. silk lined. Values that are remark- wear, in & good selection of ma- terials and colors, in sizes for and python grain leathers, patent, moires, * metallic, tapestries, satins and rhinestone. Also woriderful Vanity Cases. Maper %rus & Co. 937-939 F St. N.W. BAARARBAARY MISS ADENIA DE ROYER, Whose marriage to Mr. Norvell Hunt Stearn will take place J.nu-rf.':o in Gunton-Temple - Memorial sby- terian Church. anesonns Have pfll" In Pan-State Reception Minnesota State Society. will par- ticipate in the pan-State reception and ball to be held at the Willard Hotel on December 20, and which will be participated in by numerous other State organkzminns The reception will begin at 9 o’clock and .thé music and the dancing .will ¢ontinue until 1 o’clock, A box is to be provided for the Min- nesota delegation and .other. distin- guished members. from ' Minnesota. Numerous prominent men and women representative of the different States in and out of public life haye.been in- vited to attend. The members from Minnesota of varfous committees serving with rep- resentatives from other States are: Miss Bird Auten, finance; Mr. Willlam N.:Morrell, floor;-Mr. Herman:Faklef and sMr, William J. Williamson, deco- rations. Miss Bede Johnson is chair- man of the general committee on ar- rangements of the pan-State reception and ball. All Minnesotans and their friends are invited to attend. Wovaten, Algewws: Howte To Dr. Delbert G. Lean Dr. Delbert G. Lean of Wooster College, Ohio, was the guest of the ‘Washington Alumni - Association last 1926—PART 2. G. U. School Diplomatic Ball and Junior Prom Occupying as it does, a unique place in the educational world, it is bu natural that the affairs of the George- town Forelgn Service School should be regarded as unique also. The most promising event of the student’s socfal career. 8 the annual diplomatic ball and junior prom, Friday evening, De- cember 17. Plans for the ball are more elaborate this year than in the past and the work of the committee headed by Mr. James Burke, general ochairman, augurs well for the evening thl'lnlls e In addition. to the members of the diplomatic- corps who have consented to act as patrons and patronesses, cer- tain members of the faculty of the Foreign Service School have alsa con- sented, among them being Dr. and Mrs. Willlam F. Notz, Dr. and Mrs. ‘Thomas H. Healy, Col. and Mme. A. Gregor and Lieut. and Mrs. J. J. Labat. , ‘This year the patrons and patron- esses ‘from the diplomatic corps are: The Am] of Brazil, Senhor 8. Gurgel do Amaral; the Ambassador of Chile, Senor Don Miguel Cruchaga Tocornal; the Minister of Panama and Senora Dona Amelia L. de Alfaro, the Swiss Minister and Mme. M. Peter, the charge d'affaires of Great Britain and Mrs. H. Chilton; the charge d'af- faires of . Argentina, Senor Felipe A. Espil; -the charge d'affaires of Cuba and Senora de Baron; the charge d‘af- faires of Egypt, Ismail- Kamel Bey, and the French military attache and Mme. Dumont. Miss Loeffler Hostess To Sorority. Members Miss Margaret T. Loeffler enter- tained the members of her gorosity, all of whom attend Geprge Washington University, at the supper dance at ‘Wardman Park Hotel Friday evening. There were 18 in the company. BRI S o ‘When writing a book, Balzac some- times worked 18 to 20 hours a day for weeks. evening at a dinner at the University || Women's Club, which was attended by 85 alumni of Washington and near- by cities. The officérs of the Wash- ington Alumni Association are: Rep- resentative John McSweeriey, presi- dent; Mrs. Wilson Compton, vice president; Miss ~Gertrude Leonard, treasurer, and Mr. Harry G. Uhl, sec- retary. 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