Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1927, Page 53

SOCIETY.® ; THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. OCTOBER 9. 1927—PART 3 SOCIETY. and Luncheons Note e - : | Vednesda - or's Omfort Out Chevy Chase Way! 2 ‘ Autumn Program‘ A1 Sovieis6f Xt Margirols Church : 3 C n “Our = S { “ardman Pa . M. Joseph & Feature-Arch SIloes 1, chairm : ies, T ey T Varied Activities ‘ 3 3 | Card Party Announced Bridge Parties, Teas ‘ ot BRIDE 0[.» ARME_—OI‘I’I(JLR Sioned i Society.s | Betrothal Announced By Rcctor‘s. Al Ghovp Round of Social Activities . Cuting Season Ended and ; 5 sl S St i . i ; During Week — Honor ¢ d § | Absentees Return to City. i ~ l\lI.L“fn\.{i ‘I‘L W, M ] 5 % ] (I; f“-‘}‘.‘e"ed'l"& ms{enx.ous 4 Tours Abroad Concluded. i : ¢ ‘\\'Imv‘.n.. ‘Heron, M) X ; 5 esigning without abridg- g 8 i g M. t *h James Guests Entertained. it ment of graceful shape. Dinners a Feature—Gen- p « eral and Personal Men- | Smith and Mrs. R. Winston Holt. . ; . 1 Mrs, Joseph E. Davies and ks ; ; | Junior Hadassah Will Patent Leather 513 A Mr. and Mrs, Joseph E. e and | : ‘ . | ‘ A R (- e i Meet This Afternoon We believe Burt “Super il 1 . Syl ¥ o daughters, K 4 ienn oL iR St . avies and Miss limlen Knight 1 | 5 A | to your most exacting expectatior : . 5 <, have returned to Washington : | Cards have }.l,.-:. ~;ud 1.,ln3.m|»,.‘ = ; Sunday eve at supper in honor of B ’ b A 3 ', N pent. the Summer in [-I» F m-f .:'“.u A .'.[\ e ll"’:’ll:"""’: J Superior--8£1.45 Supreme- $193 Dr_and Mrs. 1. W. Crandall, who will . ST i A horia ot 3t e e o, Tiftery Jeave Washington at an carly date to ke (ig e - : - I B (Gl cosiboronian, ir. sondnlaw &t . jand I streets. todny a olclock. make hel home op 1 Tt Lot | ESRE S Ca e o Arthur Burt Co. - - - 1343 F Street A, hatrdl' 3 - W] anive today to spend a week with 8 . jor saniot ndvIsoE. and. M g oo By v g L : | i : “president of the senior . w :;",v“:“y'{"il" ghter dov. : Mrs, i a4, who has s M zherg will render . nd Charles . . heen to ope v her son-in St Sl ] : law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, B ; e D e S b S S and supper T Sumner Welles, rived in New York " | — - of Dr. and | vesterday and will spend a few days 1) 1156 i /s Jocelyn Mrs, London there before coming hington. il R ‘ L 3 Mr. and Mrs, Walter Schoellkopf, e 1 HOFFHINES, Ll s | nounced. e I { They visited in Baltimore befove going | . AR, con Hfufls Sturtevant of Milwauke we ire visiting her purents, Mr. ar Mr. and Mrs, 1 L Mrs. P 3. Wacker at their home on 7 wee months spent i al | Mr. Sturtevant will Join his family & th treet & c heve later, nior Chevy Chase Priday 12 R p 3 . L . Miss L. G. Bow returned last week | ¥ y b met Friday ¢ £ wi i : tioicure 3 m the Caronia from England, wheve | On ay—- ew LonaUEMY U SR AT he o [she Bias been spending the Summer | h i Ly i i A at the Mayflower while their house, shter, Mes. Morris Mandle. i s N aBesEn S y b o 1600 Twenty-first eet, is being R = e | e T WG A en e 1-37.').3\ 1"‘;”«‘1.:‘ % Women's City Club Group it in readiness for them. M. and | Miss :" nthe :"l‘\‘h‘ . “}‘i”“‘(‘\‘-"“'c*":’;‘ 0} b v Py g Stitie to! A $ Mrs. Phillips passed the Sununer at Boo s A A LA S\ elected for s1o| Mr, vetiined 1ol el BElanor M MR thchild | = Ll v Vot e s the elty held Octobe the Universit rinia after spend 4 il 1 & nee of her associa Library. They |ing th i end with his parents, Dy Ao 3 8. T, T M ; at the Grace Dodge Hotel. . E. Corning, |: Thomas Rice, in their home | ( jirty-ninth s Business Hurean will he < George G tt at her home, on ST SR R TS TR RO O BESRCliuS et with friends. She has opened her | | Leiand street | 5 > de 2 Mr. and Mrs. George 1. Parker have | % ipartment for the Winter. returned to their home, on Cedar T 5 s 3 d e 2 il | way after a me trip to New Jersey. g 3 +. Blaine T returned to hert ypoapg Mis. Paul N. Cherry sail- | Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Y ome in Mid , Va.. vesterday 1 Baltimore for Boston on the | (G} have returned to their home, on Forty- spending val days at the | ¢ S Chatham. wirth st ifter spending a week in Wardman Park Hotel. | = . . % MRS, LEJAE McCARTHY, A Mrs. Duncan P s of nmaier of Ward- ¥ + Chapter of the B vetfe Square yesterday o | ma vl Hotel, is spending a few | 8| h g honl ye h and Washington have % ‘-“.\‘}l:fil A wiet Pucelay \’\l:)'lsz»\l:;‘ e B. W 5 . MeCarthy tioned at the War College. | (yyned heve for the season, and will ' New York City with her | B4 : Mr. Touis Roths : aprons: Mrs. e guests the — Mrs. Henry De Cours A v, and .M I Crandall of | honor and speaker at the Craig Peacock, children's : B) attended the reception OF Wl ton-SHIem 3000 Connecticut Ave. | e Louis R. Nulton, |¥iven by the 1 | it the Grace Dodge Cathedral Mansions Dining Eoom Harvold E. Doyle, f: “superintendent of the United section of the Women's ¢ : le in Washington SPECIAL DINNER work. % Naval Academy, and Mrs b at the clubhouse, = e Miss Lucille Imlay, the daughter of turday at their home in e, Wednesduy cvenin Annapolis, Md. o'clock. Miss Pearl McCall is chair- y short time dn New Ting Week Day Dinners, 85¢ Jed from Baltimore on Mrs. A A, Taskell are Turkev. Duck, Roast Be — _— man of the section, Mrs. I5. Iristoe | he &, 8. Chathym for Boston. Chicken three times a week, fresh vege- | tables daily. Mr. Robert Gr s el DR G Leagu; of;’en BYmen e S et e i HubertEsturtevant and her “AN You Want to r:u' , Ifou ]\Tever Su“; Such» Lovely spending the week end with his par- | Announces Reception | . Rothschila wilt te an honor S ents, Comdr. and Mrs. H. R. Greenlee, | e S e on_Thirty-ninth street, The District TLeague of American I ° Mrs. Otis Keefer of Wi 7 Women will have as honor guests | Reservations have heen made by t a reception which they will give |yree. Gar i Riley, Miss Pearl Me- O . o u - his afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock, at 4 t g pening Art Even b 1 . Miller, Kirke street. the clubhouse, 1108 Sixteenth street (il e 1! The executive committee of the | northwest, Miss Dorothy Carlson of | LD DENLDS: Chevy Chase Circle of Florence Crit-|the United States, Mr. James Keith | Jhs5e g el S 1927_28 tenton Home met Wednesday at the ngiand, Mr. Ge niot- . . S eason home of Mrs, Frank M. Hoadley. The | Guiilain of I >, Mr. ¥ 3 S REGISTERED_ | meeting of the vear will be held on | lotson of ( 2 and Mr. Ar - d E v ’ & jesday afterncon at the home of | Garcia-Fermenti of Mexico, contest- iss > s8_ L At Sl ll g S oan’s Galleries | ‘man Tabor on Chevy |ants in the International Oratorical “ non, Chase parkw | Contest, | B " W Dr. William Dr. Anita Maris Bogss. pre g i hlopenee 715 13th St. - Mrs. H. H. Ea f a, * land internationall own_ educat house guests f .| will_receive the ed by Mrs - nt §x.-“.§.‘“5,’u"'mv . Yol L \xzo&,"“” am Wollf A alters, el At Public Aucfion Mr. andh M ';, Paul McElroy Smith 3 Miss Alice 3 ive i G 3 reet | Huteh ‘ oth Mal- - o . St e (e Winer st C1. Bt S i i e caerive 1, i e | Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, edral Mansions. B % S L. Grant, unsey, Miss o er, ara on | wara i e itrie Toy o i October 11, 12, 13 and 14, 1927, Miss Rose y the house guest of d ele! ., Miss Bertha | t, Mis: Adele S W > < M John TFrances or, Miss _ TR gt e M i it oo i At 2:00 P. M. Each Day Miss C Bowe! i ) unders, S8 wa i i teachers of the Chevs Y s havi o Henrietia Olding, Miss 'The collection embraces Antique European and School at dinner Friday evening at : s Jeague, | 11z F Aiss Jesste G, ; Early American Furniture, about 100 Oriental her camp on the upper Potomac. ::"’ \{:("(‘}“"b"l ];“ s Cl”l"l mt‘m‘hflri\‘ of | M Oliv & * firs! i ) e vear e Nationa >ress Cly and their Miss i e - o e A e o e eore, Ciup | wives: “mémbers of the diplomatic |Miss Mary Bl wift, Rugs, including several old Kermanshahs, Paint- ot Chevy Chase will be bheld Thursday | orbs e Sl el | Miss 2 les. 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