Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1927, Page 8

» ‘8OCIETY * |PRESIDENT PAYS HONOR F lo | o | d a TO BRITISH NAVY OFFICER ! SOUTHERN RESORTS Cross Awarded Lieut. Stuart for Via Double Track-Sea Level Roate Services Rendered Torpedoed | U. 8. Crew in World War. SPEED — SAFETY — COMFORT PUNCTUALITY a et SOCIETY! Navy-Notre Dame Foot Ball Game Mecca OCTOBER 15, 1921. " NoFrecRides || — As T go driving up the pike I hear a pilgrim sa “Oh, stranger, for the love of Mike, give me a ride, I pray; I've trudged along on aching feet about a thonsand miles, traversed the | alley and the street, and climbed a | million stiles; I am a worn and weary {man._a grievous task is mine; so let | {GTON, D. C., SATURDAY, ISHOWALTER PAINTS FLAPPERLESS LAND | Weeds Declared Conspicuously Ab- sent in South America—Recent Tour Is Described. - SOCI®=TY." THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN ISITING ARMY HOME By the Associated Press. for Washington Society Today in Baltimo of Navy and Mrs Wilbur motored morning to at- -Notre Dame foot- They were accom- and Mrs Waortley and Angeles. Secretary a party S Secretary Duwight Batimore th riis ¢ Capt Mrs Shaw of Los the game the Wilbur and their at the luncheon given by ntendent of the Naval Academy < Nulton, at the stadi he Attorney General, Mr. Sargent, test in the box of Secre: 4 ‘I Mrs, Wilbur. Mrs. Judge Pre- Eberle are als having with and danghterin-law, dward Randolnh n Lewis of John ary Attache. ador of Chile and Senora Davila entertained a company of nner last evening in honor e g military a che of the and Senora de Garfias. who o to New York todav and sail for their home in Chile. on General of the Avmy. Mer. uncheon 1t the Army-) Club., f Gen. Roupper the Polish arm prin ant, Col. Zakiinski. There 24 guests in the company. e heads of the various A\dmiral Richard H. Jackson Jackson have taken the res 1 1869 Wyoming avenue for the rriage of Miss Ellen Little- Gaughter of Mr. and Mrs pas Price Littlepage, to Mr. Wil- 1 Lanning Hart, n Lanning Hart, will take place 2fternoon at 4 o'clock, at the home of the bride’s parents, near Bowie. Md. A recep h dancing will follow the cere- | < Pamela Henry, daughter of Mr. and \[” Thomas Maxwell Henry, Mr. Van H. Manning, jr., son of Dr. | 2d Mrs. Van H. Manning of Forest | 1lills Gardens, Long Island, will be | married this afternoon. The ceremony will be performed at 4 o'clock in the | Ti-thlehem Chapel of the Washington | (athedral, the Very Rev. ¥. Bra- l hl. dean of the Cathedr r‘mfla'- A reception will follow in the ), yme of the bride’s parents. Miss Henry and Mr. Manning were Fuests at dinner last evening of Mr. 1 Mrs. John R. Leighty, who ente! ted in _the Florentine room of an Park_Hotel. ny were Dr. and Mrs. Van H. and Mr. Henry and Miss Charlotte Stevens and Luce of Forest Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas parents of the bride; Jory Flippen and Miss Bev- Filppen of Richmond: Miss Cri- a Waite and Mr. Joseph Brown Ipeper, Va.; Miss Edwena Blake Greensboro, N. C.; Miss Jean Arendes of Cumberland, Md.; Miss Janet Addison of Garden City, Long jsland: Mr. Stephen Manning of San ¥rancisco; Mr. Andrew J. Koster of Stamford, Conn.; Mr. E. J. Matthews, r.; Mr. John D. McGeary, Mr, Ray W. iKoenan, Mr. John Newsome, Mr. Carl Leighty and_Mr. Billings Wilson of New ; Miss Mirfam Mohler and Maj. James Yancey of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sawyer Hight have sent out invitations for the wedding breakfast to follow the mar- riage of their daughter, Miss Barbara Hight, to Mr. Charles David Hayes, Wednesday, November 2. Th remony will be performed at ck in the home of Mr. and Mrs. . at 1644 Twenty-first street, with a family group present, and the kfast, at the Willard Hotel, will »>w a half hour later. . Delos A. Blodgett and her sis- , Mrs. Charles G. Matthews and Mrs, Edward P. Porcher, have arrived in Washington from Grand Rapids, Mich., having come by motor. Mrs. ndgelt was obliged to make the trip direct from Grand Rapids owing to an accident to her foot. from which she slowly recuperating. Miss Grace Roper will entertain at dinner this evening at the Chevy Chase Club, in honor of Miss Dorothy Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Johnson, whose mar- Capt. Roland Walsh, U. 8. place Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Melcher of Engle- wood, N. J., companied by their Mr. John E. Melcher, and Mrs. tha E. Sayre and Miss Marion ~Dermid, are at the Wardman Park el for a few days while on an tended motor‘trip through Pennsyi- vania, Virginia and Maryland. Mrs. cher and Mrs. Sayre are sisters of W. Irving Glover, wife of the tant Postmaster General. and Mrs. Walter C. Baylies of on, who are passing a few days at Willard, enf ained at dinner ere last night, when they had nine guekts, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Lyons of Cincinnati, accompanied by Mrs. Bertha M. Spicker, who are motoring thirough the Virginias, areat the Carl- ton for several days. They will start for an extended trip through ingland before returning to Cincinnati. Mr. eome and Mrs. George Benoit have from their home, Snowden, Fredericksburg, Va., to spend a few days at the Wardman Park Hotel. Mr. R. Golden Donaldson and his daughtec, Mrs. H. E. Irish, are at | the Wardman Park Hotel for a week's stay. Mrs. Irish, who before her mar- riage Jast Spring was Miss Ruth Donaldzon, will go to New York this crening to_join Mr. Irish and will LECTURES MICHEL JACOBS Director Metronolitan Art School of “THE ART Ol-' COMPOSITION" “THE STUDY OF COLOR” (L OvPRATED TUESDAY, OCT 18th ivingstone Audemy of Arts 1517 R. L. Ave. N.W. TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR _____ A3 7 About fl)tbp G'Zbue with Gantt and Kenyon All, Night” amused Chevy Chase Theater Bal rear i s mot it ail hours of the night if they 1ave an_atiractive home fo invite riends to. Especially |1 it a itbrary ‘an well 1 A, sleeping po * bedrooms an s the ~delightful colon! we know ahout and which is honeht for the very low price ) $19.000. " Call us to inspect. 816 15th Street Main 7928 “ ,»@\g~c¢¢c44< ] David E. | | ot i the | in | son of Mrs. Wil-| In the dinner | Manning, | brother of the bride- || re Stad um. return Monday to spend the her father. week with Preece-Scudder Marriage Thursday. | The marriage of Miss Helen der. drug of Mrs. H to Dr. Ambrose 3 ce Thursdav afternoon 4 o'clock. in the Chevy Chase Preshyterian Chureh, the Rav. Rus Hubbard of Waterbury. Conn the and Dhest Maud Preece, sister of bridegroom, was maid of honor Dr. Norvel Belt of this city r. and Mrs. John G. nsin avenue announce the mar of their daughter Lilly 10 Mr. George M. Marsters tand. Me.. October 11. at Frederick Md.. the Rev. . C. Hooff, rector of All Souls’ Episcopal Church officiating Mrs. Theo Ferry cards announcing ihe marviage of her daughter Julia Evelyn to Mr. Allen Camm ) . Wednesday, of Port | Mrs. Tytus McLennan was the honor guest at Juncheon veste | Lenox Club in the Berkshir Alice Van Rensselaer and her Mabel Van( Renmsalaer Jabnnon] Mr B. Wassell of Pittsbu Hotel for a week. afte Summer at Ventnor, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Wassell. who made their home at Wardman Park last Winter, will re- turn in November t oremain pring. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hertle of Guns- ton Hall, who are passing a few days at the Willard, entertained a small company at luncheon there yesterday. Mrs. Harold Johnson and Mrs. A. \\ hittemore of Bronxville, N. Y., who e making an extended tour of the l\nqth are at the Carlton for a fort- night. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dunphy of San Francisco and their son, Mr. William F. Dunphy, jr., are Sspending the week at the Wardman Park Hotel, | having just returned on the Rotter- dam from a two-month trip to Europe |and the British Isles. Mr. and Mrs. 1]’)\mnhv were the ests in “Avhose | honor Mrs. Muriel Hoover entertained |at Juncheon at the Congressional | Country Club yesterdav. Miss Virgila ’fitephen! also entertained at tea yes- terday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs. | { Dunphy. ’ Baron Egmont de Zuylen and Baron- s de Zuylen of Brussels recently ar- rived on the Majestic and are at the Barclay, New York City, for a few days before coming to Washington. John B. Kempton of 'vard University, Cambridge, Mass., are spending a short time at the Grace Dodge Hotel. Mrs. C. V. Case and daughter, Mi | Florence Case of Asbury Park. N. J., |are at the Grace Dodge Hotel for a | short stay. Pen Women to urate Series of Synday Musicals. The District League of American Pen Women will give the first of a series of Sunday musicals tomorrow afternoon in the clubhouse, at 1108 Sixteenth street northwest, at 4:30 o'clock. The series is under the general di- rection of Miss Elizabeth Mallott Barnes. M Sade Catherine Coles and Miss Irene June will have charge of the program. ‘The league extends an Invitation to all music lovers of Washington to attend the musicals. Mrs. George C. Thorpe entertained at tea at her residence, on Woodley road, for the committee in charge of the iecture course given by Dr. Louis K. Anspacker, of which Mrs. Thorps is chairman. The committee includes Mrs. Charies J. Bell, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs. Campbell Forrester, rs. Robert Whitney Imbrie, Mrs| Brewster Marwick and Mrs. Walter Rupert Tuckerman. The lectures wi'l be given in the residence of Mrs. Henry F. Dimock Thursday afternoons at 3 o'clock, including February 2, “Rostand, the Dramatist of Failure” February “Suderman, Dramatist of Strength”; February 16, “Shaw, the Dramatist of Criticism,” and February g{”d“‘l‘ll'!arllnck, the Dramatist of | Mr. and Mrs. dance this . and Mrs. Brewood, when a large number of the members of the Washington Typothetae are expected to to attend. Mr. Frank Bartlet Steele. secretary The Tolman Laundry Is a Modern Laundry are s l!rlfi of the Lai l‘z o Tuited states and Commac™ Tl "3 Phones—Franklis 71, 72, 73, 74 of busldings known as Ik i PORTER Representative on Premises M & R. B. Phone Adams 9900 zh are at the Wardman Park | spending the until | s | and the Gerns of 1663 | lugeni | Powell has issued | Sep ‘Who came from her home in Oklahoma ohn_A. Hull on Massachusetts avenue. en’s National Press Club at its lunchec MRS. HENRY M5 ATIN, | declared last night by Dr. W. City, Okla., to visit Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Mrs. Martin was a guest of the Wom- on Monday. | general of the National Society Sons| of the American Revolution, and Mrs Steele have arrived in Washington quarters building at 1227 Sixteenth Sireet northwest, recently purchased by the society, and familiar to Wash- | ingtonians as the home of tho late| Mrs. Norman Williams. Mr. and Vlrx . Beatty and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Nease of Parkersburg. Vi «me to attend the flower show at the Willard, and are stopping at the Grace Dodge Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. George N. Bowen en- tertained at dinner recently in com- pliment to Mrs, George W. Brace and her daughter, Miss Martha Brace, of San Diego, Calif. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Orr and Mr. and Mrs. G. Carville Bowen, son and daughter-in-law of the hosts. Mrs. Brace is the wife of Dr. George | W. Brace of San Diego, who is ex. pected here shortly to join his wife | and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch of Read- ing, Pa., who are visiting Washington | South on their honeymoon, | are at the Carlton for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Stiles W. Burr have returned to Washington after apend- | ing the Summer in St. Paul, Minn., and are at the Willard, where they have taken &n apartment for the Winter. Miss Elizabeth Raymond and Miss Gertrude Towne of Hollywood, Calif., are spending sometime in Washington at the Grace Dodge Hotel. Ricthe Reported. The following: birtha have been reported {o the Health Department in the pust 2¢ 01 M. and Charlotte Spencer. girl. and, Lens Wathold. i a M_ girl, A et Eiffovt g D Pdnd Gertrude } Hellman, girl. W. and Alice Dawson, boy. arry and Datay, Moy, hor. iward E. and Sue :‘ Gnldrn, bor- mter. 23 SR and Mary £ ;‘H::.l,ndl‘Anlgnflu Bigrico. £in i i eaie, nco; Sl Sl Tind Sy Phroneserzer b0y T A thing of beauty may annoy for- er. PAINT With Confidence All nu ve u lo do to get a perfeetly actory paint- ing job done is to turn it over to us. 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Tyler, both of Richmand. Va James I, Gallagher “ind Lorraine C. Beck. Edrar T Redmond and Etta Bapister muw Milisaush and Cleo Tampiet ‘Carson ot "Staunton. > N. 7 3nd Charlotte v Vgt Y. _and Pan W, Spain, | an official of the local Y. M. 3. Womack. . Taslor. both | Madi- J & Cameron and Viola both of Richmond. Va, Georze R. Goff and Mabel of Warranidn. Va. n H. Hochman and Mariorie L. soi. hoth 't Oakto; ‘L udwik Sebaid and Lina Kurtz. both of | | Baiiimor | Johnson and Edith L. Little. <Onaconas. | i Yones and Thelma L. Puckett | botly of Riehmand. Vs | Abe Ullman and Cécelia Levine. both of Baltimore. Daniel A. Collins and Myra C. Woods. ™ | George W Gus N. Galanis and_Janoula J. Don H: Vance and Virginia The first dwelling house built en- tirely of steel has been erected at| Duisberg, Germany. flappers are conspicu- . it was T. Sho- walter, associate editor of the National Geographic Magazine, in a lecture in the Y. M. C. A. assembly hall, 1736 G street. Weeds, he indicated, were imported to the American continent from Ku- vope through the medium of earth ballast formerly used in ships, and most of this ballast was discarded in North America. Consequently the northern continent is overrun with weeds, while Latin America is com- paratively free from them. As for the girls, Dr. Showalter found the young womanhood of South Amer- icA “‘wholesome” and devoid of “wild Happerisms.” The men, however, were like the men of North America, a lit- tle “careles: as a general rule, he Weeds and onsly absent in South America said. Dr. from a visit to all of the South Ameri- can countries below the Equator. He described the beauty of the Andes and told of an incident during a train ride in the mountains when a 40-ton boul- der narrowly missed hitting his train. Dr. Showalter, who formerly was . told of the growth of the M C. A movement in South America, and re. counted visits paid to various Y. M. A. buildings during his journey. The lecture was arranged by a committes composed of S. Dee Han- 20 chairman; Guy lLane and Paul The Caddis fly was described as | the “first inventor of the submarine,” { by Dr. Showalter, in an address at a luncheon of the City Club Forum in the Washington City Club yester- day. Ali of the principles of hydrostatics are involved in the building and op- eration of the tiny little house-like submarine built and occupied by that type of fly, Dr. Showatel said. It weaves together small bits of gravel and wood with silk of its own manufacture. Crawling into a tiny compartment of the little houselike submarine, the fiy causes it to sink in the water, Showalter has just returned} | me ride in your sedan 12 parasangs or 9.” My impulse iz to take him in | car of costly tin, which is as slick as grease: but T have heard my lawyer cry, “Such deeds you must eschew: do | not piek up the wayside gny, what- | ever else you do. and should you chance to break his | limb, colliding with a train, or should vou haply dent his brow, or lacer: e his jaw, when running over some one's cow, he'll doubtless go to law. He's probably a tinhorn sport who begs| you for a ride, and he'll collect from you in court, and cannot be denied.” | I find that I am slowing down. when such appeals are made: I'd help the siranger on to town, if impulse were obeyed. I see how tired the poor man a bent and wayworn wight, and | then I cry alond, “Gee whiz, the law- | ver's surely right! It makes me feel | to a heartless brute to pass that human wreck, but I don't wish to face a suit for damages, by heck.” So prudence often keeps a man from doing kindly deeds as he tools on in his sedan, as cheerily he speeds. WALT MASON. (Copyright. 1927.) Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reportsd | to the Health Department in the past 24 B . Mt oline arding, 88. Little Siste the” Poor Hospital. i Julia Traver, 80. 1844 Uns Yonson, Bmh 715 H ® Faham ¢."Botiva. 58 1319 Crittendan sf Elizabeth Ketterer, 54. Sibley Memoriai of lof | | Kalorama rd. 1601 Argonne pl Emergency Hospital ays. Providence Hos: 1843 oth et 260 Reorsia Ben, 42 Clarissa S st hargaret o Thibereuiosts Hoe Virginia Kelliebrew. 8 months. 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