Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1928, Page 10

SOC IETY First Lady of the Land Expected to At- tend Musical This Afternoon for Senate Ladies. RS. COOLINGE is expected to attend the musical Mrs. David A Reed, wife of Senator Reed of Pennsylva: will give in her home on Sixteenth street afternoon. when the ladies of the e will be the guests. lh‘x‘d ed at a musical | t and Mrs whose honor th and Mme. Samy will of the | Herbert , in honor Langle om K Representative so be present Ball Tonight Attracts Society to Italian Fmbassy. of It and Martino wil mbassador of Brazil, Senor entertain, as selor of the ¢ Broderick. Dawes | ames F. Mitchell, Dr. dson, Dr. William orge W. White, Dr. John Minor and Mr. ] ert Johnston, Dr. Charles W. Ricl Earl Clark. Mr. | John H. Lyons, Dr. Bancroft C. Da n A. Shuman of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Boston, Mass.. are at the Carlton for a | week, accompanicd by their son, Mr. Frank K. Shuman. Mr. snd Mrs. Shu | man came to attend the dinner Thur: ¢ evening at the White House to the rs of the Supreme Court. Mrs. Wade Cothran of Greenville, S. €., who with her young son h: {been spending & few days at the Wil- | !lard Hotel, left last night to return to | her home in Greenville. Earlier in the | evening \lr< Cothran entertained four Mrs. Charles H. Le Fevre and Miss | Hester Ann Le Fevre will be at home informally tomorrow afternoon. Miss Le Fevre is entertaining at a | bridge shower this afternoon in compli- ment to Miss Adelaide Douglass. Mrs. Alfred B. Taylor will be at home | informally Monday afternoon. Mrs. Fenton Bradford will return to- morrow from a fortnight's visit with { Mr. Yo Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Albion will en- | | tert. tomorrow night iing. the composer of St. Agnes.” the American opera. which { will open the international grand opera | festival Monday evening. February 13. | The patrons of the festival and artists | | will be given this opportunity to meet | Mr_ Harling. !" This opera, distinctly American, is | | | for Mr. Franke Har- arousi; and Mrs. Edward M. Flesh in Nl‘\\'1 in at a supper party at their home | “A Light From | NG STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. SATURDAY, JAN TARY 28, 1928. « THE EVENT come to Washington Monday from her home in Kansas to attend the annual dinner of the District of Columbia Daughters of the American Colonists. Mrs. Guernsey is the national president of the soclety. The annual dinner will to be held at the Hotel Raleigh Tuesday, when there will be & number of guests from out of town. Mrs. Harry C. Grove is regent and Mrs. Catherine Nagle has charge of the arrangements, ‘The National League of American Pen Women has issued invitations for a tea Monday afternoon, February 6, from 4 to 6 o'clock, to meet Mrs. Sally James Farnham. A benefit card party is to be given ‘by the Sodality of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart in the parish hall, Six- teenth street at Park road, Friday eve- ning, February 17. The proceeds of the party are to be devoted to the com- pletion of th= fund for the erection of the altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary {in the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. | Mrs. Eva T. Kilkoff, Mrs. T: A. Gor- |man, Mrs. Willlam Morris, Mrs, John | Brennan, Miss Sara Krayecka, Miss | Marie McDonald and Miss Marguerite | Mahany are serving as chairmen of the various committecs planning the affair. The Rev. T. A. Cunningham is director of the sodality. A prize will be awarded to every table at the party, as well as a door prize. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Bevan of Balti- more and Spain have left their apart ment at the Carlton for Palm Beach. where they will board their yacht and cruise in Florida waters for about a month, returning to the Carlton late in | February. 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. W. | Huckings of San Francisco are at the Willard Hotel for | | @ short stay. | Mrs. E. R. Nash of Brookline, Mass., SOCIETY.” is at the Carlton for séveral days. | B Mrs. B. F. Kready of Lancaster. Pa.. | who is staying at the Grace Dodge | | Hotel. has been joined there by her | daughter Miss Kitty Kready, also of | | Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tryon of | New York are at the Carlton for severa! | {days on their way to Florida. where they will spend several weeks, return- [ ing to the Carlton the middle of Feb- ruary. | MRS. LEONIDAS C. DYER, Wife of Representative Dyer of Missouri, acting chairman of the House judiciary HARTLEY TAKES POST AS LINER OFFICIAL Will Supervise Construction of Ships Which Will Cross At- lantic in Four Days. Changing his announced plan of “quitting the sea forever” and going the opportunity of realizing “the dream of a lifetime” presented itself, Commo- dore Herbert Hartley, who last Tuesday signed his command of the Leviatha erday made known his intention of becoming assoclated with the Trans- oceanic Corporation of the United | States In a position where his many years of maritime experience will be of value. In making known his change of Dlnn! Commodore Hartley expressed his cere thanks” to his personal triend, Russell H. Leonard, who released him from his promise to become associated with the Pepperel Cotton Manufactur- ing_Co. of Boston when the connection with the Transoceanic Corporation was offered. | "In his new position the former com- | modore of the United States Lines fleet will have personal ch and training the ope the ‘Transoceanic Corporation and of the construction and trials of the snips which the corporation plans to operate on a four-day transatlantic schedule. | ‘The work with the corporation will be Commodore Hartle; | connection after his resigna‘ion from the Leviathan takes effect February 1 it was announced. | HODVER T0 SUPERVISE BUSINESS MEN’S PROBE | Secretary, Aided by $150,000 l'und. | I‘ Plans for Survey of Busi- | 9 ness Cycles. | | Aided by $150,000 contributed to the | rrn(r‘rpn:v‘ by interested business men, | Secretary Hoover has undertaken to | supervise an inquiry into the current into the manufacturing business when | ge of recruiting | ing personne! of | s only business | |ing & similar inquiry completed five|is expected to develop additional ma 'ymrs 2g0. terfal, and possibly reveal (hqng{} " ! which have occurred, while it will ep. A committee of economic speclalists Lpic a report 1o be made upon the utils yand business heads will assist Mr. il'v of the Government efforts, Hoover, and the Bureau of Economic | Research of New York will do the | work. Appointments to places on the ;let'ecunl committee will be announced ||| ater, | The first study of the economic | trend was induced by the unemploy- | ment conference of 1921 and a series of | recommendations, many of which the Commerce Department was able to take | up, resulted from it. The new inquiry i ’chx“ Education Classes Begin Week of February 13, 1928 | Ask for Folder HOTEL HAMILTON Dinner Menu —12 to 9— Celery en Branche Olives Chicken Gumbo Mexicaine Cream of Fresh Mushrooms Chatelaine Fillet of Striped Bass, Noisette Glaced Grenadine of Veal an Jus Lie Halt Pried Chicken, New York Count e with Baco Roast Prime Rib of B Asparagus Tips au Gratin or String Julienne or Duchess Potator lorenzo Salad Chiffonaide I); Plum Pudding, Hard Sauce _Chocolate Layer Coffee, Tea or M $l.50 14th & MILT N RUSSELL A. CONN, Main 2580 Sunday’s s au Beuerre Man A Barg’ain for Someone in this most exclusive Co-operative Apartment | | ng much interest in musical clr-’ | cles. Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske wrote the libretto and Mr. Harling will con-| ! duct the opera personally the night of | fon, its Washington debut. Marriage Licenses. id licenses have been issned to the Pa. committee, and, with her, a guest at the Supreme Court dinner at the White | cconomic condition of the Nation. with | | House Thursday. They are entertaining Senator and Mrs. Harry B. Hawes at din- | particular reference to the theory that | | ner tonight. | “business cycles” of change from con- | R | ditions of prosifrity to conditions of | the Italian em- i Donna Leonor be hosts to of 2540 Massachusetts Ave. Gordon af Ambler. i Vera Bloom, resentative an ‘entertain at dinner. vesterda: pass the week end. They are home this season at the Representative and Mrs. Addison T. h of Idaho entertained at dinner Thursday eve- ir nephew. Capt. | S. A. and Mrs.| from New York| . where Capt. will be stationed for the next Others present were Capt. r < par Mr. and Mrs. Perry G. Michener of Somerset. and Gen. and Mrs. Lewis T. Michener of this city. s. Emest R. Ackerman. wife of esentative Ackerman. entertained ¥ of 50 at luncheon today at in compliment . Irving Glover, wife of the er General, and Mrs. sister of Mrs. Acker- man. Representative and Mrs. Ackerman ned a large company at dinner ne i honor of the Secretary " Harcourt J. Pratt. for a few days, will | M T the Mayflower the first of the week fim assistant val attache of the anr’ Mrs. Knothe will this evening at the iss Bina Day Deneen, daughter of Benator and Mrs. Charles S. Deneen. is the guest in whose honor Mrs. Samuel Willlams Earle is entertaining a com- pany of 50 at a tea dance this after- noon at the Mayflower. Mrs, Earle, who 4s reporting secretary general of the N. 8. D. A R, is of Chicago. but makes ber Winter home at the Mayflower., Mrs. Franklin Adams, wife of the nselor of the Pan-American Union, cheon today. et the in honor of Mme. Cal- ¢ Mamaroneck, N. Y., widow of r minister of Bolivia at Wash- e American consul general to lovakia, Mr. Arthur C. Frost, is nbw fIn Washingion and is at the May- Lower. Col. and Mrs. James G. Darden have returned to Washington from a six- week visit in Florida and will he at the Mayflower for a short while before #9158 10 their home, in Sumter, 8. C. tisdr home, ‘near Port Myers, Fia. Lieut. K. C. McGregor, U. 8. A, and ed in town and will then e ary in Plorida. vars in Panama. i, wife of the the United C. of the U, and Mrs. New York for several coming Yo Washington, liam Orme will en- ghter, Miss Mar- on Tuesday and hiter of Mr, will entertain preceding the Wal rfl a ke Engagement of Miss Dizon Tou Mr. Hills Announced v Goy timore wer of | nus Divect Branch of Factory 1340 G S5t. N.W. A number of bargaing in used Grands wnd Uprights. Bull bine of flmn-»uu Fanatropes -ud Hetords Cont Mur Do You Want a Good Coffee? Burchell’s Bouquet 38c Lb. N. W. Burchell 817819 14th St. N.W, d Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. Asa G. Candler. jr. of | Atlanta. Ga., are at the Willard Hotel. ' & where they expect to remain several | days. ; | Mr. and Mrs. Sterling L. Larrabee of Warrenton, Va., are in New York, where they are at the St. Regis Hotel | for a short stay. ,n Bertha e and Mildred T and Cath Bassin roer., e F ritimare. Bohl . and Helen L. Schuster of 4. Lo Siaveror ol thus citr e e Y Miss Thelma Crump entertained at I( it {bridge last evening in honor of Ms. | piiine T. | Thomas Francis Joyce of Quantico, Va. Among the guests preseni were MIS| Membership of co-operative socletie Kathleen Flynn, Miss Hester C. Wilson, | i England now mulxpenunv 5,000,000, Mrs. Harvey Townsend. Mrs. Roy Beck- | with of Virginia, Mrs. Edwin Townsend, | 7008 risen from 2,071,000 in the last | Mrs. Leeper and Mrs. R. Cole Crump. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Shaw of New York are at the Grace Dodge | Hotel for a week or more. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Steinway | of Mountain Lakes, N. J., are in Wash- | {ington and are staying at the May-| | Bower. | Miss Marjorie Montgomery Ward of Chicago is at the Carlton for several | weeks accompanied by Mrs. M. Faville of Oconomonoc, Wis. They have re- | cently arrived from Hot Springs, V !and after a mon;h at l‘}:e Carlton Msssl | Ward will leave for a short stay at her || Liete catering service if desired. | home in Chicago prior to leaving for || ©''¢ “B 08 it jitjdestead, the balance of the seas in the southw . i e | Lewis Hotel Schools | Mrs. Guernsey to” Attena 23rd and Washington Clrcle ' Daughters of Colonists Banquet. R !l:" | | _Mrs. George Thacher Guernsey will' Kim- is an I Auditorium For Rent Ideal for Dances, Banquets, Enter- tainments, Bridge Parties, Concerts, Weddings, Commencements, Con- ventions, Lectures, etc. Well heated and fine ven n. Large modern hotel kitchen in connection. A com- Our Sales Slips Cheerful Homes! 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