Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1928, Page 45

SOCIETY. __eat THE STNDAT STAR. WASTINGTON. M. T TAT oY 200 1928 TART 3 . SOCIETY.7, Musical Talent Adds Charm to Festivities In Quantico Circles| AN ACCOMPLISHED HOSTESS Social Set at Military Post Entertained at Frequent Intervals—Personal Notes | of Interest. QUANTICO, Va. January 21.—The musical talent of the post is fast com- ing into prominence under the super- vision of Chaplain Maurice Withe spoon. At a rocent monthly ladies gathering _of the inter-City Club of Predericksh which was held at State Teack Col- . Sergt. David C. Slaton. tenor, en- riained with a svoup of song aton s we own here ) panist at_the piors Jen Beit. on the i Miss Belt are v gton, bein is a pupil of Leop who is tenor on Martin, w making his name in the singing world. The other en tainers were Winfred Kemp. Arthur Foster, saxop! Smithso! nternation: Ravmond B dinner Col. and eir guests to and Mrs last week . and Mrs. Mad. iner. daughter of 1, Medical Corps. U. S Nawr trs. Heiner. was the recent woek end guest of Capt. and Mre. King at the Naval Academy, An- napolis. {‘(‘;‘, Swithenbank, wife of Lieut Charles E. Swithenbank. Supply Corps. U.S. N was the guest last week of Capt. and Mrs. Howard N. Stent. while en route to Norfolk. . to join her husband. who is stationed on the U . §. Saratoga Mrs. Witherspoon, wife of Chaplain Maurice Witherspoon, entertained the Thursday Bridge Club last week, hav- g in addition & guest table for Mrs. fe of Ca Byrd: Miss Mary ) hter of Capt. R. G. Heiner . and Mrs. Heiner; Miss Irene Noa. daughter of Lieut. Col. Mrs. Walter Noa, and Mrs. Mac- wife of Lieut. P. H. MacInn! A Jovce had as t Capt. J. V. St Stark of Fo Miss Mary Capt. Rob S Capt. and Mrs. Charles A. Wynne en- tertamned at dinner last night for a party of 20, later taking their guests 1o the dance at the Officers’ Club. Lieut. Col. George Grunert, Cavalry, General Staff, U. S. Army, gave a I ture to the staff and students of the Marine Corps Schools Priday mornix January 13. Col. Grunert was accol panied to Quantico by Capt. Haw- thorne, U. S. M. C., on duty at hea quarters in Washington. Both we! the luncheon guests of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. W. P. Upshur. Lieut. Comdr. Ernest W. Broadbent, U. S. N, and Mrs. Broadbent ente: tained at tea Thursday, January 12, for Mrs. Dunlap. wife of Col. R. H. Dun- 2p. who left recently for Nicaragua. Mrs. Dunlzp will go to Washington next week 1o be the guest of her moth- er, Mrs. Thomas Newton Wood, for the present, and plang to go abroad in the Spring. Mrs. Waller, wife of Lieut. Duncan Waller, now with the expeditionary force in China, is the house guest of Lieut. and Mrs. W. Carvel Hall. Col. and Mrs. James C. Brecken- ridge had Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Hugh Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Washington with them last week. Mr. Thompson is, Mrs. Breckenridge's brother. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. W. P. Upshur were luncheon gu uary 14, of Brig. Gen. Puller in Washington. Comdr. and Mrs. Willlam Taylor Smith of Washington were the guests Jast week of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Ray- mond B. Sullivan. Comdr. Smith is side to Rear Admiral Charles F. Lieut. Comdr. George L. McClintock, Medical Corps, U. 8. N, and Mrs. Mc- Ciintock, of Baltimore, spent Friday, January 13, with Lieut. . H. Webster, Medical Corps. U. 8 N, and Mrs. Web- ster, prior 1 their departure for Ports- mouth, N. H. where Dr. McClintock will be on duty Maj. and C. P. B. Price, who recently e taken quarters at the post. were the house guests last week and Mrs. W. C. Powers, jr Robert 8. Hunter, until sttached 1o the Marine rdered 2t the end of M re- Comdr Dental Corps, U vier have taken Among others George quarters a ho were assig Frazier u Montague, Capt Capt Biewart B. O wson and Musical Genius Listed In Grand Opera Offering The musical genjus of the Unied Frates five other will be represe in the two weeks Of Inter- nations! grand opera, February 13-2% ced by the Washington Natonal Peighin jeited I Lhe /) Washingus ‘m Ame share the Jtaly and Germany b i, which will £y Of MATS, BIDOTE opera leaders vio v stellar yoles with Europes bassudors of esch of i repressnted by the in the productions ponsors for the inu e Wowarg end cren A At i riee Alin " Lippe. pre Porer, Gen John Freaerice A Delans fehers-Thow deughter of ey B0 Countess former Ambe oo una Prine ponsre com el about by e wh At o i An elecine power £ho La worid's lerg MRS. CHARLES S. DENEEN, Wife of Senatar Deneen of Tlinois. who with her family interesting sncial and domestic groups in the congressional set. Alabamans Announce Date for Annual Ball The annual ball of the Alabama S>- ciety will be held February 9 in the large baliroomof the Willard. No bail of the season will be more elaborate For many years the Alabama Society has held this ball just befére th= Len- This year it is to be a Val- affair. Mr. R. Lee Barnes is pr the society and Mr. 1. Y. Bain man of the ball. On his commif Mrs. George W. Huddleston, Mrs. H. O Sargent, Mrs. Robert A. Lacey, Miss Florence E. Hughey, Mrs. Harry R | Fulton, Col. Noble J. Wiley. Col. A R Brindley, Mr. Cecil A. Beasles, Mr. Allen M. Laster. Mr. R. S. Tucker and Mr. A. C. Radue Boxes are being taken and the list of | patrons and patronesses includes Sen- ator and Mrs. Pat Harrison, Senator and Mrs. Broussard, Senator and Mrs William J. Harris, Senator J. Thomas | Heflin, Senator and Mrs. Hugo Black | Ex-Senator and Mrs. Oscar Under- | wood. Representative William B. Oliver. | Representative Henry B. Stegal, Repre- sentative and Mrs. E. B. Almon. Repre- sentative and Mrs. George Huddleston, Representative and Mrs. John Me- Duffie. Representative and Mrs. Wil- liam B. Bankhead, Representative and Mrs Lamar Jeffers. Representative and Mrs. William B. Bowling. Representa- tive and Mrs. Miles C. Allgood, Repre- sentative Lister Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J T. Stokely, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Beasley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lacey, Mr. and Mrs. John King Pickett. Mr. and Mrs R. Lee Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Roland H. Rowe, Col. G. W. Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. H O. Sargent, Capt. R. M. Winn. | Col. and Mrs. W. M. McKelvy, Mr. I | Y. Bain, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Little, {Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hansford. Col | A. R. Brindley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry R Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Chambers, Maj. and Mrs. H. A. Davis, form one of the most Mr. and Mrs. John Foscue, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Mal- colm C Hankins. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Machen, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hyland. Mr. S. W. Hawkins. Mr. Allen M. Laster, Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Seay, Miss Florence E Hughev. Col. Hartley A. Moon, Maj and Mrs. Randolph Coyle. Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Scott Parker and Mr. and Mrs Sidney R. Prince. Virginia Society Plans For Midwinter Dance The Society of Virginia will have its Midwinter da © Thurs- day > ballroom will com- e at 9 o'clock gements for are in the ds of three the floor committee chair- ng Mr. E. Lodge the music n Mr C. Bag- gerly, and the card committee chair- man Miss Myrtle Ketcham At a meeting of the exccutive com- mittee of the society Comdr. Richard Evelyn Byrd was elected an honorary member. and it is planned to give & re- ception in his honor in February, Writ- ing from the West. Comdr. Byrd in- formed the committes that he would re- turn East eariy n°xt month. On the oc- casion of the recepiion to the polar dash and transatlantie flight hero, his brotier. Gov. Harry Flood Byrd of Vir- ginia, will be invited to be president, PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED-RENEWED ENLARGED-BY Bachrach 1327 F St N.W. Main 56 Piano and DeMOIIFumiture Co. Twelfth and G Streets Sole Representative for the Steinway and Weber Duo-Art Reproducing Pianos | ALL BABY GRANDS In Stock Included in Our JANUARY SALE A Specimen Value ‘485 Above is one of the special values we are offer- ing in our January Sale, It is a Grand almost as good as new. There are at least twenty-five Baby Grand pianos from which to make selection. Come in early tomorrow and get first choice. Other Piano Values Traded-In Upright Pianos Priced $75.00 to $195.00 Traded-In Victrolas and Other Phonographs $15.75 10 $50.00 Traded-In Play $165.00 to $2 New but Slightly Shop- worn Miniature Grand $485.00 Reananable Terma Arvanged on Any Piano, 1 raded-in Baby Grand Specials Linderman & Son Grand, $350 0. J. beMoll Co., | McPhail G Steinway nd ... Weber Grand ... w1 one uite, wnd will be | Weber Grand ....... Steinway Planola Grand .. .. Weber Pianola Gra Of Personal Interest to Washington Residents The marriage of Miss Julla Kohner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Kohner, and Mr. Frederick Levy of this city took place Wednesday, January 18, at noon |at the Willard Hotel. The ceremony, Iwhich was performed by Rev. Dr. Abram Simon and witnessed by | immediate relatives of the young cou- ple. was followed by a breakfast. The bride wore a becoming dress of beige | crepe with a suede cloth coat and chic hat of felt to match and carried a | shower bouquet of orchids and lilies of | the_valley During the afternoon Mr. and Mrs ! City and New York and upon their re- !turn will make their home at the Ar- | gonne Apartments. " Mr. Maurice Kohner of Pittsburgh | was the guest of his parents, Mr. and | Mrs. Max Kohner. He came to attend {the wedding of his sister, Miss Julia Kohner, to Mr. Frederick Levy. Mr. Louls Bush and Mr. William L. Push, with his fiancee, Miss Emilic Kohn of Baltimore, whose engagement was recently announced, will be at home Sunday evening. January 29, from 8 to 10 o'clock, at 3534 Fulton street north- | west | "'Mis. Fannle Leon of New York is {the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Luchs Mrs. Henry L. Kaufman b the | Levy left on a motor trip to Atlantic | from Baltimore, where she was the guest of relatives. The Afternoon Bridge Club was en- tertained Wednesday at luncheon, fol- lowed by bridge, by Mrs. Edmund Kauffman in her home on Colorado avenue, Mrs. Norman Fischer has as her guest her mother, Mrs. May of Rich- mond, Va. Mrs. Isaac Behrend returned Friday from New York, where she was the guest of her sisier, Mrs. Sol Rice, at the Hotel Dauphin for a week. Mrs. Nathan Kahn has been spend- ing the past two weeks in New York, the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Jefl Kornicker. Mr. and Mrs David Stern have re- turned from a stay in Atlantic City. Mrs. Freund of Toledo, Ohio, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Abram Simon, of Harrison street The Wednesday Club was entertained at luncheon and bridge last week by Mrs. Harry King in her home on Lanier place, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kalisher of Philadelphia and two daughters are the guests over the week end of Mrs. Kalish mother, Mrs. Louls Stern, of Beverly Court Miss Ida Kaufman fs spending the week cnd in Philadelphia visiting Miss Jeanne Myers. Mrs. Louls Koenigsberg of Baltimore was the guest last week of her mother, Mrs. Charles Kaufman of Fuller Court. Mrs. Ben Frank of Baltimore was the guest of her mother over the week end. Mrs. Harold Levi of Macomb street has as her guest her sister-in-law, their /' man meeting to be held in | Mrs. Letterman of Oklahoma City. Mrs. Leonard Weill and two young daughters of Philadelphia, who recent- ly were visiting Mrs. Weill's mother, Mrs. M. Herman, have returned to their | | home in Philadelphia. | Mrs, Gerald Rosenheim of New York | spent. yesterday in the city with rela- | tives. | _Mrs. Bertha Coblenzer was hostess | Tuesday at a luncheon In her home on | Ontario road. | Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wolf have ! returned from a stay in Atlantic City. Mrs. De Roy Marks of Pittsburgh 15 the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. | Palkin of 2701 Connecticut avenue | Mr. and Mrs. Barney Licbman were hosts at dinner Wednesday night at | their home, 1868 Columbia road, in | honor of the latter's sister, Mrs. Adler of New York, who is their house guest. Mrs. Lichman was hostess at luncheon yesterday. | Dr.and Mrs. Harry Kaufman have d from a trip to Charleston, . Where they were guests of their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ol Bloom. Mr. and Mrs. Bloom are isiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Marx iKaufman, at 1940 Biltmore street Mr. and Mrs. Simon Kann left Wash- ington vesterday for Havana, Cuba where they will spend the next four | weeks. They will be jolned by friends | from Baltimore. Dr. Rudolph Drechsler of the German consulate general will address the ladies of the Washington Hadassah the auditorium of the Jewish Commu- | nity Center Tuesday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. Dr. Drechsler is conversant with German affairs of today, having within the last half year come from his native country. He will have a mes- sage of interest to bring with special | 1eference to the status of the Jews in Germany. Pollowing Dr. Drechsler's address. there will be readings from Heine interpreted by Miss Yvonne Levy and vocal selections from the famous German composers by Miss Minnie Volkmann, soprano. with Miss Clara Bernheimer, accompenist. Hadassah extends a cordial invitation to any one inferested to be present at this mecting Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kohn will hold a reception tonight in their home, 2212 Park avenue, Baltimore, in honor of the engagement of their daughter Emilie to Mr. William L. Bush of this city. A dinner will precede the reception Among the out-of-town guests will be Mr. Louis Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Luchs, Miss Jane Luchs and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rosenthal of this city I Bruneman of New York, * iest of her sister-in-law. Mrs , has returned to he ary 30, at 9 o'clock pm. northwest Eiaborate preparations elected members 1esentative and Mrs Representative and Mrs, Maas The guests d Mrs tor and ive O J. Kvale nd Mrs. A Allen That women are s men is indicated figu show that one driver in s a woman. but out of 23.000 fatal automobile accidents there were 23 male drivers involved to 1 woman. drivers th: =il {0 5 coption, after - in7 and cards. crved All Minnesotan d Minnesota's Congress Members Honor Guests Members of the Minnesota State dele- gation in Congress and their wives will be given a reception by the Minnesota State Society Monday evening, Janue t the Washe ington Club, Seventeenth and K streets are made for this annual reception. society at this time especially wishes to extend a cordial welcome to the newly betng The Melvin J is indeed a rare W A Deposit Reserves Any Coat in Th 23 SEALINE FLAKE HALLF 25 CARACLUIL, FRENCH S —formerly $175 —NOW HALF-PRIC 7 AMERICAN BROADT; RAT COATS-formerly PRICE . 2 PANTHER COATS PRICE 10 BROWN PONY COATS HALF-PRICE 24 CIVET ¢/ RAT COAl PRIC e 30 HUDSON SEA and AUSTRALIAN OPOSSUM COATS merly $325 -NOW HALI-.PRICE COATS 10 HUDSON SEAL HALFE-PRICE Our ENTIRE STOCK of WINTER DRESSES REDUCED REGARDLESS OF COST Sale for Future Delivery (dyed coney), CALFSKIN and SEL COATS—formerly $145—-NOW BLACK PONY and DARK MU formerly 7~ U We have taken 265 of our regular coats and reduced them for the most out- standing salc cvent we have announced inyears. 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