Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1927, Page 42

e ————— i { 5 H i { ] f i SOCIETY ~ = Cf Personal Interest to Washington Residents Mr. and Mrs. Danjel Lowenthal of altimore were the guests last week of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolf. Mr. and Mr tored to Sum . Me lay and will young da Charlotte, at Tripp Lake Camp. Poland, Me. - Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Weyl and Mrs. Max Weyl starte by motor for Swampscott, Mass., spend the week end. and will then xo to Jackson, N. H., and Poland Springs, Me., to_remain two weeis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franc returned vesterday from a stay of three weel in Rever a their son Mrs. Lou M muel Revnes otel Braddock, . with her Kaufman of Alexandria, and Mrs. Samuel Fischer, . spending three weeks | addock Heights, Md AL David will jeave to t home in Philadelph % ler and her sister, auline Baum, will go tomorrow antic City to remain several | 2 riton Hotel has returned visit with 1 Mrs. Har Atl: her uncle rison Bach with her mother ir sther after spendi o he M mor art class. lter Nordlinger spent the | ntic City. *h is the guest of her o hmond for with relatives Mr. R. B. L Arthur Lyon s lantic Cit Miss Dorothy Freud has returned to | Baltimore after being the guest for two weeks of Mr. and Mrs., Emanuel | s at the Argonne. . Gottlieb will be away a month | through the New England Gans went Friday to| a visit of several weeks | rald Lyon an ent last week in At-| Dy motor Roma, Lake George, N. Y. Offenberg and her little o are visiting rek were joined du ing the week by Mr. Offenberg, who | will remain until after Labor day Daisy Lesser with h Heckinger, is in Atlantic to remain several weeks. Mrs. Jules Avner of Baltimore Is the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Friedlander. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Koenigs- berger motored to New York to the latter's parents, Dr. and Mr Deiner, and will then go on a motor- ing trip of several weeks through the New England States and Canada. Mrs. William haelis and her daughter. Virginia, are visiting rela- tives in Pocahontas, Va. Mrs. -Joseph Lang motored to New York Thursday and has joined friends at Lake Hopatcong, N. J., for a 10- day stay. Mrs. Mattie Mayer will motor to- v to Braddock Heights, Md.. for | of a week at the Hotel Brad | < Phyllis Kronheimer is at Camp | . | r. Billy Sigmun? is Washingtonians at the dock, Braddock Helghts Mrs. Max Schwarz will return today from a week's stay at Braddock Heights. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Mantner are the guests of their son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. David Himmelblau, in_Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. David Strauss will re- turn today from a two weeks’ stay at ng the Hotel Brad- g; Hotel Braddock, Braddock Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ney and their family are at the Ambassador Hotel n_Atlantic City Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lubar of 4412 Beventeenth street announce the mar- riage of their daughter, Reeva, to Mr. Max Kushner, son of Mrs. Rebecca ushner of this city, in Baltimore, uesday, July 26, at 4 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Kushner will make their home in this city after a motor trip VISITOR FROM CANADA to| fuss is spending two Of Toronto, who is visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan- iel B. Halstead, at Gibson Island. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 14 1927—PART 2. cls MacNelll, now 9 months old. Mrs, MacNelll, who is a typical Irish beauty, with dark brown hair, lovely cream and pink complexion, and deep blue eyes, was, before their marriage, Misy Margaret McKenna. She is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna of Armagh, that historic city whére St. Patrick established the episcopal see which is revered as the primatirl see of Ireland. She was educated In the convent of the Sacred Heart at Armagh, but nearly all her girlhood has been spent in Dublin. Her mar- riage, July 9, 1924, took place at the parsh church at Dun-Loaghaire, which i« in County Dublin. Col. and Mrs. MacNeill have but recently arrived | in Washington and are living at the Fairfax. Mrs. MacNeill spent all of May ard June i Leavenworth, and after the colonel's graduation they made a tour of the Southwest, begin- ning at Denver and going via the pic- turesque Sante Fe Railroad through the Indian country of New Mexico and Arizona. Their visit to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado was the out- standing feature of thelr travels, and though their time was limited and their allotment to that splendid scenic wonder had been placed at two day: they lingered for a week, and they hope to make another visit in the fu- ture, perhaps when young Hugh is of an age to enjoy the spectacle with them. They journeyed up the Cali- fornia-coast to San Francisco and then thelr vacation was at an end and thev came across the continent on the fast- est express. v One fact which they noted with deep enjoyment was that everywhere, even Truly Smart $2305: .-« $2505 ... In.Satin and Georgette at 25% Reduction in the heart of the Indi tney met sons and daughters of Eri: many such by birth, others by de scent, and they were made welcome everywhere and felt that they had dis- covered many a new home in the bix republic of the west. Both the colonel and his wife are genlal and compan- jonable and intensely interested in this country, its people and its Institutions. Both are superb horse people and they covered all the places of note around Denver and in Kansas on horseback rather than'by motor. Mrs. MacNelll is fond of tennis and is an excellent player. She also plays golf. though since coming to Washington she has devoted her leisure to sighi- seeing when her husband has been here with her. His duties take him far afleld and he will probably visit several others of the Summer camps for the reserves when his inspection at Camp Gretna is ended. Col. and Mrs. MacNeill have met many friends in Washinzton whom they knew in Dublin and they have recefved con- tinual hospitality since their advent about fhree weeks ago. 3000 Connecticut Ave. Cathedral Mansions Dining Room. Special Dinner " $1.00 5te 7 Chicken and Roast Duck Todny . Week Day Dinners, 85¢ Chicken three times a week: fresh vege: You Want To Eat Fall Dresses ceen. 81675 voove SI8TS of the week for Philadelphia and At- Jantic Clty, to remain until Septem- M Mrs. Melville Fischer has returned to her home, k¢ £ 700 Connecticut avenue, n Chicago. s. Howard Sigmund and ancy are back from stay in New York. Miss Sigmund, who has been at raddock Heights, Md., has joined them here. Mrs. Barney Liebman, who been abroad for two months, will ar- rive in New York on the Leviathan | tomorrow. The Town and Country Club gave an informal terrace garden dance last night at the clubhouse, which was well attended. Supper was served on the porches and lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Gerson Nordlinger, Mr. Gerson Nordlinger, jr., and Mr. Samuel Bensinger left ¥Friday for At- lantic City to spend two weeks at the St. Charles Hotel. Mr. Arthur Marks, jr., has returned from a stay of a month at the C. M. *.. Fort Monroe, Va. and Mrs, Simon Lyon, Miss Lyon and Mr. Richard Lyon t Mackinac, Mich. Mrs. Jessica Pike of Texas i the guest of Mr, and M at 2029 Connecticut Ambassador o—f— Italy Plans Trip Abroad in Late Summer (Continued from Fourth Page.) York and will remain in that city with him. The military attache of the Argen- tine embx Maj. Angel M. Zuloaga, | has left Washingtorr for East Hamp- tion, Long Island, where Senora de | Zuloaga and their family will poin him later in the month, o The honorary military attache of the Irish Free State legation and Mrs. Hugh MacNeill have as their guest the latter's cousin, Rev. James Vallely, rector of the Church of Our Lady of has | Col. Hugh MacNeill Gossard Corsets at 25 to 50% Reduction Making Study of U.S. Military Methods (Continued from Fourth Page.) Hats, Jewelry ba on the teaching staff. He will be the next few it were, the post military attache of Dr. Smiddy’s legatioh. Col. MacNeill is at present observing the courses at Camp etna, in Pennsylvania, a post for the training of the military reserve of that State. He comes of a distin- guished family of Antrim which has | figured in Irish national affairs for | many centurtes. His uncle, Hon. James MacNeill, has been high com- missioner of the Free State stationed in London for the past four year: Col. MacNeill graduated from an ol college of Dublin, End: nd at once began studying, in the military sense, | all the various branches of martial lore, but with the idea of perfecting himself in infantry tactics. Col. MacNeill has been in different parts of this Republic for two y but only three months ag8 was joined by Mrs. MacNeill, who had been detained in_ their Dublin home by th advent of their young son, Hugh Fran- E 25% to 50% 1308 G Street N.W. (Next to City Club Bldx.) 0PPOSITR AMBASSADOR Special 12:30 Until 7:30 P. M. 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