Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1928, Page 60

a o~ ‘Charity Ball f New York Society Event_s, Brilliant Ceremonial on Picturesque Lines Sched- SOCIETY. Leading List uled for January 22—Wonderland Supper- Ball Also Attracting Interest. NEW YORK, Degember 15.—Clothed n plans of a new fashion, and more elaborate than ever before, the Charity Ball, that institution of New York so- | ciety, will take place on January 22. Another innovation will be the place of celebration, for the event is scheduled for the Ritz-Carlton. This is the first time it has been presented so far up town. Mrs, Prancis Meredith Blagden is the | president of the ball committee, with | Mrs. Snowden A, Fahnestock as treas- urer, and Mrs. F. Ashton de Peyster, | secretary. George Henry Warren, Jr., | is’ chairman of the men’s committee. | ‘The Charity Ball came into being in | 1857. For decades it was considered the smartest affair of each season. | Among the patrons and patronesses | were names which are still remembered | for their international prominence. The premiere dance was celebrated in the old Academy of Music. Later it was moved to the Metropolitan Opera Hquse, old Madison Square and finally scjtled for years at the Waldorf Astoria. ‘This year there will be no sale of boxes, another feature of the brilliant P ‘Tables are to be offered to the iety folk and it is believed that these will be a greater aid in obtaining funds for the New York Nursery and Child's Hospital, to which the ball is dedicated. Debutantes Have Part In Wonderland Program. ©One of the most interesting of the | pre-Christmas events is the Night in | ‘Wonderland supper and dance to be | held in the Salle-Cathay of the St.| Regis on December 21 Miss Frances Maher is arranging the | program of darcing and divertissements with the assistance <X Ward Fox, under whose direct!>n a numoer of promi- nent debutantes are rehearsing intricate steps and figures for the unique enter- tainment to be presented in the court of Her Majesty, the Queen of Love and Beauty. iss Sally Joost is chairman of the utante co'nmictee and assisting her are the Misses Mary Louise Burke, Anne Crawford, Mollie Cullum, Jane Erd- mann, Jane Foster, Brenda Godfrey, Frances \D. Johnson, Marjorie Kane, Marjorie. Koster, Louise McAnerny, Eleanor Sheesley, Mary Uppercu, Vir- ginia Willys, Cornelia Prime, Cornelia Kip Brady, Louise Miller, Eleanor Barker, Eleanor Miller, Emma Cuddihy, Elizabeth Roome, Grace Lane, Marcia Allen, Dorothy Legg, Anne Miles, Cyn- thia Quimby Daisy Bartlett, Maria Auchincloss, Elizabeth Ballantine, Vir- ginia Belcher, d’'Aix, Mary Hunter Marston, Cobban and Natica de Acosta. Mrs. Stanley P ‘Woodard is president of the league. the patronesses and sustaining me TS are Mmes, Q. Brown, Eugene de Sabla, F. E. Hadley, David Luke, Charles H. Nettleton, Henry Phipps, Herman Steinbrugge, Thomas D. Thacher, Prancis J. Torrance, Felix M. Warburg, ‘Willlam G. Willcox and Edgar Williams. Recent Betrothals Forecast Weddings, ™. Jackson cflxptn of ‘375 Park ave- nue has announced the ment of his daughter, Miss Elizal Brockway Orispin to Oliviero Pritcovich of Trieste, Italy, younger son of the late Commen- Diodate Tripcovich tnd Coun- tess Gilda Tripcovich: > o and .m”‘m%‘. Sea ex-| tensively abroad. wus % directly mcended sylvania H* ‘m mflgd &he daughter of Capt. Thomas Holme, first Recent Betrothals “Formally Annaunced Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hi the to!fiuardl Graham Mr. Charles Hlyun(thhflty. Mr, and Mrs. Robert L. Barber have snnounced _the ennxement of their daughter, Dorcas Louise, Ralph Hickox, U. 8. N., lonotln and Mrs. B. P. Hickox of Washington. The ‘wedding will take place in the near fu- hr, Anne ‘Willard At a beautitully ap; in Hotel Robem. at cnbond.ue. 1., last Monday the engagement of Miss Virginia S. Caldwell of cnbomme. ., and Washington was announced to Mr. William McAndrew. Miss Caldwell is the daughter of Mrs. Caldwell and the late Judge Andrew S. Caldwell. She is 4 graduate of National Park Seminary of Washington and of Southern Illinols - State Normn at Corbondale, also a stu- dent in the School of Expression of Northwestern University. Mr. McAn- drew is an alumnus of Cumberland Uni- versity and law student of Chicago Uni- versity and a member of Phi Kaj gpn Pi Fraternity. He was captain in the late ‘World War. At present he is head of the athletics of the State Teachers' Col- lege at Carbondale, Il Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Harvey, 4700 ©Oonnecticut avenue, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Helen Mar- garet, to Mr. Carl J. 'k of Pontiac, Mich. The wedding will take place the | HO! latter part of Jlnutry ; Mrs. Joseph H. Bndley mnmmeu | the engagement of Mlle Girol Neuchatel, Switzerland, to Mr |28, ‘Thomas Minor Anderson of Rockville, d. | Mr. and Mrs. mme C. Pomeroy an- nounced the engagement of their daugh- ter, Josephine C. to . Barone Luigl Filippo Marincola di San Flora at a tea they gave yesterday in their villa {in Rome, Italy. The wedding will take | place Thursday, .hnunry 31, in Rome. { | | Gift Shop to Benefit "y ’ Christ Child Society Plans for the opening of a gift shop for the benefit of-the Christ Child So- clety tomorrow in the Washington Building are being rapidly completed. Mrs. John Hagerty will be in charge tomorrow and will be assisted by Miss | Cecilia Talbott, Mrs. Jerome Lee, Miss | Sally Finney, Misses Eleanor and Mary | Hunt and Miss Elise Hume. Mrs. Rob- ert Cahill and Mrs, Elmer Bacon, as- sisted by a number of friends, will be joint hostesses on Tuesday. On Wed- nesday, the closing dey, Miss Mary |Fn.nces Darr, Miss Helen Moran and | Mrs. Coyle will be ln charge. 10{ London may abandon its annual au- | tomobile show. Permanent Give Her for Christmas $6.00 Whole Head Including - We Guarantee Our Work SRl §100 JACK’S PERMANENT WAVE SHOP 1320 F St. N.W, Franklin 9837 201 Room Abeve Bremtano's Book Store. 2nd floor Alice Babst, Clarabell | In three [Mr! S appointed luncheon |F. | surveyor general of Pennsylvania, whose grave in the Crispin Cemetery | recently has been surrounded by the Holme-Crispin_ Park by the city of | Philadelphia. He was the son of Capt. William Crispin, rear admiral of the English navy in the West Indian ex- pedition, 1655, who married the grand- daughter of Capt. Giles Penn, grand- father of Willlam Penn, founder of Pennsylvania. He was descended from William Crispin I, Count of Vexin, Baron of Neaufles, Blangy nad Livarot. Mr. Tripcovich is a graduate of the Royal University of Rome and is a partner in the Tripcovich Shipping Co. The wedding of Miss Crispin and Mr. Tripcovich will take place at the end of next month. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm G. Chace of Providence, R. 1., have announced the cngagement of their daughter, Miss Eliot Chace. to James Cox Brady, son of the late James Cox Brady and his wife who was Elizabeth Hamilton, daughter of Andrew Hamilton of Al- bany. Miss Chace attended Smith College and is & member of the Providence Junior League. She made her debut three years ago. She is a granddaugh- ter of Chancelior Arnold B. Brown University. Mr. Brady's mother was killed in a railroad wreck in 1912. His father, prominent financier and ~p0r\\m’|n | died in November, 1927. Mr. is | gagement to the Honorable Michael | Scott of England, was announced re- cently. He is a half brother to the Misses Genevieve Brady and Victoria Brady, whose mother, the former Lady Victoria Mary Pery, daughter of the fourth Earl of Limerick and who was Mr. Brady's second wife, died in 1919. Mr. Brady will be graduated from Yale next June, Mrs. Richard T. Dana of this city announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Florjne Dana to William C. Kopper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip ‘W. Kopper of 515 Park avenue. Miss Dana’s father was the late Richard Turner Dana and the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Starr Dana were her paternal grandparents. She was graduated from Bryn Mawr last June and belongs to the Junior League and Colonial Dames of America. Mr. Kopper, Columbia, ’24, is a member of the St. Anthony and Columbia University Clubs. Smith-Shevlin Marriage. April. Announced. Mrs. Marshall H. Russel of 1175 Park avenue, has announced the marriage of her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Brite Shevlin, to Paul Morton Smith, April 18 last, at Greenwich, Conn. Their engagement was announced on April 14, after a friendship of several years tanding g. Mrs. Smith's father was the late Thomas L. Shevlin of Minneapolis, one of the greatest of Yale athletes. She was educated at the Fermata School in Aiken, 8. C., and at the finishing school of Princess Mestchersky in Paris. Mr. Smith is the oldest son of Mrs. Charles H. Sabin, and of J. Hopkins Smith, jr., of Alken, 8. C. He is a grandson of the late Paul Morton, for- mer Secretary of the Navy, and his great grandfather, J. Sterling. Mortop, served in Omver Cleveland's cabinet. Groton u‘m‘d fi?hur went to Yale. IA formal ’;‘l:ddlu this W:lx;ur t\‘vc:s anned antici- 2 pated m?mmm & eir eldefs by marrying secretly last Spring. Christmas Carols in Aid Of Neighborhood House Mrs. James J. Davis, wife of the Sec- retary of Labor, has consented to act as one of the patronesses !or t-he chil- dren’s Christmas carols w will be given for the benefit of thbothd House around the Christmas tree at the ‘Wardman Park Hotel the afternoon of day. Others who will as patronesses are Mn. Mrs, Kiess, Mrs. Mrs. H. D. Flood, Mrs. Jorge Boyd, Mrs. Robert L. Owen, Mrs. David H Mrs. W. Irving Gl and Mrs “Wilbur Forrest. Mrs. ton Bradford, Mrs. H. H. Schoenfeld and Mrs. George Bronson Rea are assisting on the lwtel committee. ‘The children of the diplomatic corps have been invited to attend the Christ- mas carols, and many of them will come dressed in their national costumes. The little group of carol singers from Neigh- borhood House, known as the “Allegro Music Club " which Mrs. Joseph M. Stoddard has been training for four years, will give the principal part of the program, repeating the performance which they gave last year. ln addition there will be a Christmas processional under the direction of Mrs. Glenna Smith Tinnin and Miss Katherine Brown, taken from the play “One Night in Bethlehem,” which is being given by the children’s repertory theater in the Wardman Park Little Theater Friday md snurdly %Zeoeding Christmas. No charged. the audience lagl the zuests of the Wardman Park Army-Navy-Marine Club Outlines Winter Program The house committee of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps Country Club announce that arrangements have been made for a hunt breakfast every Sun- dny morning during the Winter, start- ing at 10 o'clock. Horses will be avail- able at the clubhouse. After the ride breakfast will be served the fleld. These Sunday morning hunts over the fields of Virginia have been in- one, given last Sunday in the form of a mounted treasure hunt by the chief of staff, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles P. Summerall, was intensely interesting, providing as it did a fast cross-country | gallop through the woods and pastures around the clubhouse. Some of the foremost riders of the services are sta- tioned in Washington and their ap- pearance on the weekly hunts will be tched with interest. A Few of Our Dinner Ring o dlnmndl, 12 square-cut pphires. Rej ln price, 5165. 395 00 fiod‘y Chace of | creasing in popularity of late. The last | JEWELERS' THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER _I6, SPONSORS FOR THE MIDSHIPMAN CADET BALL CHRISTMAS EVE HARRIS & BWING Cabinet Members and Others Are Planning For Holiday Season (Continued From First Page.) bnh!a small daughter, Ann. Mrs. Kiess ns to remain in their apartment at he Wardman Park Hotel, where Mr. Kiess will join her upon his return. Representative R. Walton Moore and the Misses Moore have closed their home in Fairfax, Va., and are their apartment in the Toronto season. Representative for the and Mrs. Charles Eaton have as their guests over the week end Mrs. Evarts Tracy of Plain- field, N. J., and Mr. Alfred Streuli of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Eaton make their home at the Wardman Park Hotel during the congressional season. The Assi#iant Aftorney General and Mrs. John Marshall will remain at the Wardman Park Hotel for the Christmas holidays instead o! goln( to thglr ‘home in Parkersb been their custom. for the vacation Mr. John mruhl ]l' attending Amhe; younger son, Mr. P-ul Marshall, who is & student at Western High School. D Comm e ae nue and TS, v . Chfl&::u ., 10 . Blair's hrouwr Mr, John Blair, and his sisters. return to their aj nt in the Ward- man Park Hotel the first of the year. Col. and Mrs. J. A. Berry will enter- tain for the holidays their wn, Cadet John A. BerryolwenPointN , and their daughter, Miss Kathleen M. Berry of Brenau Couele Galnesville, Ga. Maj. and Mrs. E. H. Hicks were at | home informally yesterday afternoon at Stoneleigh Court from 5 to 7 o'clock in honor of their house guest, Mrs. Hicks® &f ster, Mrs. Walton H. Walker of Hamp- n Roads, Va. Maj. Walton Walker will join them next week, before to Philadelphia to lpfind Christmas with Mr, and Mrs. Victor Lee Emerson. Plan to Spend Winter In Southern California. Capt. an® Mrs. C. H. Harlow have closed their l?ll'tmel’ll at the Ml{ flower and will spend the: Winter in San Francisco Southern California. They expect to retum to the Mayflower in October next. Mrs. Henry D. Flood, accompanied by her dluuhwr, Miss Eleanor Flood, and ‘her young son, Mr. Bolling Byr Plood will go to New ‘York to pass the m.~ mas holidays, returning to melr a) ment in the Wardman Park Hotel first of the year. Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Cranford of Greenwich, Conn,, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Puttle of New York City and Mrs. Frank Townsend Hutchins are at the Powhatan to remam for some days. Mrs. Jackson Turner is entertaining Mrs. Samuel Wheatley Borden of Nor- folk, who will be joined by Mr. Borden for the Christmas holidays. Former Attorney General and Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer have arrived at the (Carlton Hotel for the week end from Atlantic City. Cadet Warren Harlan Hoover, a third classman at the United States Military Academy and the son of Assistant At- torney General and Mrs., John E. (Hoover, will spend the holidays with them in their home, 2017 Kalorama road northwest. Mrs. Charles Trueman Lanham and her young daughter, Shirley, who have been visiting the former’s parents, Col. and Mrs. Nelson Gapen, sailed Tuesday their older son, CHRISTMAS JEWELRY Greatly Reduced! Many Specials Solid Gold Bracelets, $5.00 to $150.00 Cigarette Lighters, ’l 50 to $15.00 Seed Pearl Chok lll 00 to $25.00 See Our Window Display in Lobby—F Street Entrance Make selections wow for Christmas—Deposit will reserve any piece Open Evenings until 10 P.M. -Farr Cs Suite 200, National Press Bldg., 14th and F Formerly with Shew and Brows whou!hu r College, and 3::1: Wi from New York to rejoin Lieut. Lan- ham at his station at Fort Clayton, Canal Zone. Cadet Lucius Nash Cren will arrive in Washington December 22 from West Point and will spend his Christmas leave with his parents, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. A. C. Cren, at 3302 McKinley street northwest. Midshipman J. Wilson Leverton, jr., will arrive from Annapolis December 22 to spend the chrumnn holidays wlth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leverton. He will have as his guem Midshipman Richard Reynolds of Ten- nessee, Midshipman George Green of Arizona and Midshipman John Coke of Mississippi. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas of Asbury Park, N. J., are guests at the Wardman Park Hotel, where they will stay for about a month. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas will spend the remainder of the Winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn of Phila- dglphh. P-., are passing some time at Mrs. Earle, D. A. l Official, Leaving City for Holiday. Earle, record- Mrs. Semuel Williams iny secrew'y neral of the Daughters nt‘che Am:rl%n S;‘volufion wlll:let}v;e ‘ashingto! e y spen e Christmas season with herpmn and hter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Earle, in their new home on Indian Hill Ber ‘apariiment at the Seyhover, Eious T January 7, Mn Earle will visit her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam A. James, in New Haven, Miss Norvell Munford, who has s the past three weeks at the M-rl ough-Blenheim, Afim City, will re- turn to Washington "mecdly evening. Dr. and Mrs, J. V. Allen, jr., have arrived in Washington from their home in Philadelphia and are at the Carlton for a short stay. Mr, Leo Maschauer of Washington is at the Hotel Washburn, Lakeland, Fla., for a short stay, after which he will meet. Mrs. Maschauer in Jacksonville and make a tour down the East Coast and back up along the West Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Strickland Gillllan_will have with them at the Wardman Park Hotel for the Christmas holidays their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Willlam Buchheister of New York and their two small daughters, Harriet Ann and Mary Carol. Their son, Mr. Burdette Gillllan, will also be at home for the holidays from his school at Haverford, Pa. Mrs. S. Faloman of 1519 Upshur street has gone to New York and is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. H. Lion. RS ARR Riding and Hunt Club Schedules Horse Show |2 "$he Riding and Hunt Club, at Twen- ty-second and P streets, has selected Saturda; awnlnr for tne opening horse lhow, 'ln at 8 oclock Rny H. Norton has been appoint- ed chairman of !.he committee com- posed of Mr. H. L. Rust, jr.; Mr. Chiarles D. Drayton, Miss Elizabeth Jackson, Miss mrfco Couzens, Mrs. Marshall Orme Exnicios md Miss Eleanor Sny- ] L Fuu Selection of FINE _' | 1 1 ] 1 ll | I 1 | | | | 1 ] | 1 | | 1 1 I I | 1 1 | I 1 | ! FUR COAT At a price ordinarily effective during the January sales period. —_— FOX SCARF LIEBSTER 1307 F Street UNOGERWOQD Upper left: Mrs. James E. Fechet, wife of Gen. Fechet of the Air Corps, U.'S. A, patroness for the first annual Midshipman Cadet Ball at the Mayflower Hotel the night before Christmas. Miss Elizabeth Warner, sis Mrs. Gregory, wife of Rear Mrs. Arthur L. Willard, wife of the commandant of the Navy Yard. Righe: Lower: *Church Flag" Subject Of Illustrated Lecture Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips, jr., has loaned her house for an illustrated lec- ture tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’'clock by Mr. James J. Coale, who will speak on “The Church Flag :n Anmpolis * The lecture is being sponsored by Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. Willard H. Brownson and Mrs. W. H. H. Southerland. Rev. Dr. Wal- lace Radcliffe and Rev. Dr. Charles Wood will each make brief speeches, and the lecture will be followed by tea, when Mrs. Joseph Strauss and Mrs. George Barnett will preside at the tea table for Mrs. Phillips. Sorority Unit Presides at Installation Banquet An_interesting group was present at the -first annual installation banquet of the Mu Chapter of Psi Laclede Tau Sorority, held at Wardman Park Hotel last evening. Mu Chapter is one of the youngest sororities in the ity 'im following officers were Icrm&l!y installed: Chancellor, Miss Esthe: Feldman; vice chmcellor Miss Sophu Schwartz; scribe, Miss Ethel Norwood; quaester, Miss Enhet Cohen; orlt/ov Miss Eleanor Patlin; marshal, Miss So- fme Klivitzky, and ‘chairman’ of initia- fon committee, Miss Berthar Schwartz. Superlative Christmas Gift iebster Ihluu‘ Prices FURS: e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e —— v o 1928—PART SOCIETY. News of Interest Gathered From the Diplomatic World (Continued From Pirst Page.) an extensive tour of the Pacific Coast and will meet the French shi, rive at ‘ednesday. Comdr. and Mme. Sable will return lhz middle of Janua: The acting military itary attache for aero- | nautics of the French embassy and | Mme. Thenault, who return early in the week, will be joined before Christmas | by Mme. Thenault’s mother, Mrs. O. M. Spencer, who is visiting in Caicago for a week or 10 days. Lunch in Compllment To Visitors From Italy. The air attache of the Italian em- bassy, Comdr. Silvio Scaroni, enter- tained at luncheon yesterday in the Chinese room of the Mayflower in com- pliment to the Italian delegates to the International Civil Aeronautic Confer- ence, The guests invited were Secre- tary of Commerce, Mr. Willlam Fair- fleld Whiting; Senator Hiram Bing- ham; Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Francis White; Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Nelson T. Johnson; Assist- &nt Secretary of War for Aviation, Mr. F. Trubee Davison; ‘Ass:stant Postmas- ter General, Mr. W. Irving Glover; As- sistant Secretary of the Navy for Avi- ation, Mr. Edward T. Warner; Assist- ant Secretary of Commerce for Avi: tion, Mr. William P. MacCracken, j Gen. Mason M. Patrick, U. 8. miral William A. MofTett, James E. Fechet, U. S. miltatry attache of the French embassy for aeronautics, Maj. Georges Thenault; the air attache of the British embassy, Comdr. T.G. Hetherington; Col. Charles Augustus Lindberg, Mr. Orville Wright, Dr. Joseph S. Ames, Mr. Harry Gug- genheim and Mr. Lester D. Gardner of the American delegation; Dr. G. M. | Lewis, Col. Paul Henderson, Mr. A. Stewart, Mr. Leighton W. Rogers, Mr. Gilbert Grosvenor, Maj. Clarence Young, Mr. Porter Adams, Mr. Prederick Neely. Mr. Willlam E. Boeing, Mr. Sherman M. Fairchild, Comdr. Jerome C. Hunsaker, Mr. Ciement Melville Keys, Prof. Alexander Klemin, Capt. Em- ory S. Land, Mr. Charles L. Lawrence, Mr. Grover C. Loening, Mr. Glenn L. Martin, Dr. Charles F. Marvin, Dr. George K. Burgess; the members of the Italian delegation to the conference, Gen. Italo Balbo; the Undersecretary of State for Aeronautics; Col. Tede- chini, Maj. Bitossi and Lieut. Cagna, Commendatore Cosulich, Commenda- tore Caproni, Signor Morandl, Com- mendatore Cella, Signor Mazzotti, Si- gnor Pirelli, Signor Pallavicino, Signor Sossi, Signor Plaggio and Dr. Moro, and the counsellor. Conte Marchetti; the military attache, Gen. Augusto Villa and the naval attache, Comdr. Lais of the Italian embassy. Comdr. Scaroni will accompany the Italian delegation to the conference on a trip to the West Coast, and will leave Tuesday. They will ‘make the trip dplrt]y by air and partly by rail Com Scaroni will return to his apartment at the Wardman Park Ho- tel the latter part of the month. Signora Lais, wife of the naval at- tache of the Itallan embassy, was host- ess at tea ’rhursday afternoon. The secletary of the Peruvian em- bassy and Senora de Bedoya will have as their guest in their apartment in ‘Washington Park Hotel Senora de Bedoya's mother, Mrs. C. C. Matteson, who will arrive this morning from her home in Berkeley, Calif. Mrs. Matteson will remain “for Christmas and early in the new year will sail for an extended stay in Europe. | The attache of the Netherlands le- gation and Mme. ‘van ‘Schuylenburch had a small company dining informally with them last evening. Mrs. Leander McGormick-Goodhart, wife of the commercial secretary of the British embassy, was hostess at lunch- eon Priday in her apartment at 1785 Massachusetts avenye. Indiana Society to Meet Wednesday Evening Next ‘The first me of the Indiana State Society will be held in the small ball- room of the ‘Willard Hotel Wednesday evening next, ‘at 8 o'clock. Thid meeting will be the first since the elec- tion and the return to Washington of timz many official members of the so- ciety. Special and honored guests of the evening will be Senator James E. Wat- son and Senator Arthur Raymond Rol inson, and the entire delegation from the lower house. President and Mrs, David Hogg will head the receiving mu and in line with them will be the honor guests. Speakers for the evening will be Ren- resentative Will R. Wood, dean of the Indiana congressional group and the newly appointed chnlmun of the Hovss committee on ropriations, and Dr. Louis C. Ward, ln Indhm educator. Mh ic for dancing will be furnished by the hotel orchestra and will start at 10 o'clock and bridge will be played dur- ing the evening. All Indilnhna in Washington are urged to attend. E § R L1 e § HARRIS & EWTNG- ter of Mr. Edward P. Warner, Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Admiral Luther E. Gregory. Mrs. Abe Cohen of this city was for- mally declared matron sponsor. She was presented with a bouquet of flow- ers in appreciation of her efforis in be- half of the chapter. The guests included Dr. A. D. Solo- mon of New Jersey; Paul, Spencer, Theodore and Jack L. Medwedefl of Baltimore; Lieut. Ewing R. Traverse of Boston, and Dr. Max Siiverman and| The family de la Gabbe comes from Mr. Nthan Kluft, both of this €lty. | Lorraine and s related to that of Joan R A of Arc, but is descended from Guil- Radio communication systems of the (laume Bude, founder of the College Netherland Indies in connections with |de France in 1530. Her own family is ¢ other parts of the world were demon-|of ancient nobility from Normandy, A railway in England has ordered 94 strated at the recent annual fair at|and her great-uncle was the doctor of | trucks to be used in auxiliary motor Batavia, Jave. Empress Josephine. road services. com‘ea!e de ]l G‘bbe To Address Alliance The Comtesse de la Gabbe, who'has Just arrived from Paris, will speak -be~ fore the Alliance Francaise tomorrow at 4:30 o'clock at La Fayette Hotel. Paris Gowns (Just Received) We illustrate a model by Lelong in black and white crystal. $08.75 Brilliant and scintillating are the new beaded gowns for the festive season. Made of chiffon and net foundations with small frosted beads and brilliants, In soft, mellow evening shades and crystal and Black, of course. T RN Priced From $79.75 « $225 Griebacher “Jeminine Apparel of Individuality TWELVETEN TWELVETWELVE F STREET