Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1929, Page 48

‘6 Officers’ Club Scene Of Brilliant Dance For Quantico Society Dinner and Supper Parties Precede the Ball—General and Special Entertainment Features Noted. QUANTICO, Va., February 2.—There ‘was a dance at the Officers Club Fri- day night for the officers of the post, their families and guests. Several dinner and supper parties preceded the dance. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. C. F. Williams entertained a party of 10 at dinner, Jater taking their guests to the dance. Comdr. and Mrs. C. B. Platt had a supper dance Friday night. Capt. and Mrs. Harold S. Fassett tertained a party of 12 at supper iday night, later going to the dance. Maj. Gen. W. C. Neville arrived this week from the West Coast, where he ‘has been spending several weeks on sick leave. Col. and Mrs. James C. Breckinridge mlh them over the weck end Col. inridge’s father, Mr. Clifton R. Breckinridge of Kentucky. After Jeaving here Mr. Breckinridgs will be 1 in Washington for some time. Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Wadbrook have with them Licut. Wadbrook's e furmed from duty with the air force in Nicaragua and is now on duty at Brown Field. Lomdr. and Mrs. C. B. Platt have as guest Mrs. Platt’'s mother, Mrs. e, of Westminster, Md. Mrs. Steele ‘Wednesday. apt. and Mrs. G. C. Hamner had withgthem last week end Mr. ) Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Kirkness of Baltimore made a brief visit to Mrs. James E. S@nners Tuesday while on their way % Florida. Mrs. McReynolds. wife of Maj Charles S. McReynolds, spent the past week in New York. Lately Assigned to Assume Posts. Among the new arrivals on the post take quarters are Capt. Hill and t. Blythe G. Jones. L. L. t. James N. Bain, who is assigned } @ duty in Nicaragua, is spending a th's leave in Washington with Mrs. | Miss Ida May Cuthbertson. sister of dr. Roy Cuthbertson, Medical Corps . 8. Navy, left this week for Florida, where she will spend several months ore returning to_the post. iss Mary Tyler Heiner, daughter of Capt. Robert C. Heiner, Medical Corps U. 8. Navy, and Mrs. Heiner, spent last weekend in Annapolis as the guest of gts- Louise Giles, daughter of Capt. . J. Giles, U. S. Navy, and Mrs. Giles. Mrs. Spicer, wife of Capt. Donald Spicer who is on duty in Nicaragua, has with her Capt. Spicer's mother, Mrs. W. F. Spicer of Framingham Center, Mass. Mrs. Powers, wife of Maj. W. C. Powers, returned this week from New York where she has been for several ‘weeks visiting relatives and friends. Chaplain Maurice Witherspoon " was t at & theater party in Washington lesday when he entertained the post cholr, taking his guests to hear “The Desert Song.” Miss Hodgson of the nurses’ staff of the Naval Hospital here entertained with several tables of bridge Wednes- day evening. Chief Marine Gunner and Mrs. F. F. Puttcammer entertainéd with five tables of bridge at the Officers’ Club Thurs- fl’ evening for Chaplain and Mrs. urice Witherspoon. Capt. and Mrs. Augustus T. Lewis ‘were hosts at bridge Wednesday eve- ning, when they entertained 16 guests for Maj. and Mrs. Oliver Floyd. ‘The Tuesday Clubs were entertained this week by Mrs. Spicer, wife of Capt. Donald T, and Mrs. Poehlmann, wife of . E. A. Poehimann, U. S. Navy. Mrs. Hamner, wife of Capt. G. C. Hamner, entertaineq for the Thurs- day afternoon Bridge Club this week. School Group Addressed By Two Lecturers. ‘There were two lecturers last week for the staff and students of the Marine Corps school. Thrusday the speaker was Lieut. Col. George Grun- nert, Cavalry, U. 8. Army of Washing- ton. Col. Grunnert was accompanied to Quantico by Maj. S. L. Howard of Marine Corps Headquarters in Wash- ington. They returned to Washing- ton directly after the lecture. On Fri- day morning Lieut. Col. Richard H. Willlams, G. S., U. S. Army, of Wash- ington spoke at the Marine Corps schools. Col. Williams was accompanied 10 Quantico by Maj. Ralph S. Keyser of Marine Corps Headquarters in Wash- gmn and both were luncheon guests Col. and Mrs. James C. Breckinridge. ‘The speaker for next Monday evening in the Hostess House will be Dr. W. J. Showalter who is the associate editor of the National Geographic Magazine and who lives in Washington. Chaplain and | Mrs. Maurice Witherspoon are enter- taining a party of 12 at dinner at the Officers Club for Dr. Showalter after the lecture. Maj. Robert L. Denig delivered a lec- ture to the officers of the post on Mon- day at the Marine Corps: schools. His topic was “The Campaign in Messopo- Al During the World War,” illus- trated by moving pictures of the region. Capt. De Witt Peck received his com- mission as major this week and expects 1o leave in the near future for duty th the fleet. Maj. Peck is now direc- of the Marine Corps correspendence hool here. Maj. and Mrs. Oliver Floyd are leav- for New York next Monday and will Wednesday for France aboard the 8. 8. Leviathan. Maj. Floyd is to at- tend the Ecole de Guerre in Paris. ‘The basket ball schedule for the week was as follows: Post team played Phoenix Athletic Club of Washington in the post gympasium last Sunday; post team played French Athletic Club of ‘Washington in Washington Wednesday; post team played Saint Mary Celtics of Alexandria here Sunday. The enlisted men of the post will be hosts at a Valentine dance held in the post gymnasium Friday night. Music ‘will be by the post orchestra. Mrs. Davis to Entertain Kappa Kappa Gamma Group Mrs. D. W. Davis, 3625 Sixteenth street northwest will entertain the Washington Alumnae of Kappa Kappa Gamma at 6 o'clock dinner, Tuesday. Miss Tomlinson, a national officer will talk to the members. All Kappas have been_invited. party for 24 guests before thcl Lieut. Wadbrook recently re- | er and Mr. G. G. Hamner of | | | ! Red, White and Blue bzll, to be held at Victory Chapter celebrated the tenth anniversary of its organization at a banquet last Saturday evening for members and guests. The party was held in the Oak Room of the Raleigh Hotel and Mrs. Joseph Stewart, regent, and an organizing member, presided. The tables with bowls of sweet peas and the soft lights of the tall blue candles produced a most pleasing effect. Place cards, designed by Frank E. Webner, were miniatures of Gen. Lafayette's ship, La Victoire, from which Victory Chapter took its name. During the dinner a large and beauti- | ful birthday cake on which were 10 lighted candles was placed before Mrs. Stewart to be cut. Later, after a short speech of greeting, Mrs. Stewart intro- duced the toastmistress, Mrs. William Carl Ruediger, also an organizing mem- ber. The program salute to the flag, led by Miss Jane B. Bassett, color bearer, and was followed by the singing of “America.” Mrs. David D. Caldwell, State regent of the District of Columbia, D. A. R., told of the organization of Victory Chapter and called the roll of the charter members, many of whom were present. Tel were received and read by the regent, congratulating the chapter on its tenth birt . There was also a telegram felicitating Mrs. Caldwell on her own birthday, which came on that date, and another to Mrs. Charles W. Floyd, a charter member, whose birthday, too, was on the anniversary of Victory Chapter’s organization. The program included a group of songs by Mrs, Walter Hilton, & member, with | Mrs. Paul Bleydon at piano. The com- positions were all by Americans; Star,” by Rogers, “Pierrot,” by Rubner, and “Ecstacy,” by Rummel. Among the speakers were Mrs. Frank E. Webner, past regent, who read a letter of greeting from Miss Hilda Fletcher, State regent at the time of its organization; Miss Kathrina L. Harvey, a past regent, who gave a brief historical sketch of the chapter; Mrs. Horace K. Fulton, a charter member, who told of “Some Board Meeting Memorie: and Mrs. Walter William Husband, national chairman of Ameri- canism, D. A. R, who spoke on the value of Americanism. After a ‘“good night” message by Mrs. Stewart, the banquet closed with all singing, to the tune of “Auld Lang Syne” original | verses by Mrs. Webner, entitled, “To | Victory Chapter.” Mrs. George B. Seldon accompanied at the piano. | ‘The guests included Mrs. Eli A. Hel- | mick, register general, Daughters of the | American Revolution; Mrs. John M. Beavers, vice president general for the | District, and State officers; Miss Helen Harmon, vice regent; Mrs. Henry B. Patten, chaplain; Miss Nellle G. Ross, recording secretary: Mrs. J. Edgar Smith, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Harry C. Grove, State historian. Miss Harvey was chairman of the din- ner commitiee on which were Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Arthur S. Field, Mrs. Floyd, Mrs. Frank B. Lit- tell, Mrs. Husband and Mrs. Webner. State Committee of Americanism, D. A. R.— Arrangements have been completed for the benefit card party to be given at the City Club, 1320 G street, Friday at 2 pm. Mrs. Grattan Kerans, State chairman, with Mrs. Robert M. Ferguson and Mrs. J. Franklin Gross, vice chairmen, will form the reception committee at the party, Mrs. Wil H. Wagner is chairman of arrange- ments. Others of the committee are the smartest and most 5 I Here the distinguished momentous import . modes that constitute a carefully planned spor DING s o e benefit of the George Washington Memorial. opened with the | Edgal liam | Continental Hall in April. THE SOUTHERN RESORTS i and their Fashions for the smart Matron and Miss which to start South is at Pasternaks for Palm Beach, Miami and Havana are of Variations are unlimited of the two definite ,plicity and extravagant color graceful fashions for late afternoon and eve- THE SUNDAY N BALL COMMITTEE MRS. TALIAFERRO, ‘Wife of Commissioner Sidney F. Taliaferro, serving on the committee for the the Willard Hotel, February 12, for the —Harris-Ewing Photo, D. A. R. ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY NANNIE LANCASTER. Mrs. Grant F. Chace, Mrs. E. A. Varela, and Mrs. R. M. Ferguson. Prominent women are patronesses with Mrs. Cal- vin Coolidge heading the list. Repre- sentatives from 55 of the 60 chapters in the District are sponsoring the party. Reservations may be made with Mrs. William H. Wagner, Potomac 2988, after 5 o'clock. or Georgia 3247, Mrs. Grattan Kerans, at any convenient hour. All members of the society and their friends are invited. Student Loan Committee, D. A. R.— The student loan committee met Wed- nesday at the Hamilton Hotel. Reports were received from various chapters in- dicating that liberal financial support was being given to the work. The chair- man gave a resume of the growth of the fund since organization by Mrs. r D. Merritt and under the direc- tion of Mrs. George W. Eastman up to the present time. The fund has grown from several hundred dollars to a sum which, at the end of this year, will reach approximately $2,000. It is the aim of the District committee to bring the fund to $5.000, which is the aver- age quota in other States. Plans for the coming year were dis- cussed and a committee formed to ar- range a theater benefit to be given in the early Spring. Members of this com- mittee are Mrs. W. W. Morrison, Mrs. Ada Mills Payne, Mrs. R. T. McIntire and Miss Alice Graham, assisted by the following officers of the student loan fund: Mrs. James C. Ord, chair- man; Mrs. Jeter C. Pritchard, vice chairman; Mrs. Jane Shields Elliott, vice chairman; Mrs. Charles E. Bright, secretary, and Mrs. Payne, treasurer. Capt. Joseph Magruder Chapter met at the home of Mrs. E. L. Harvey, the regent, Mrs. W. S. Dewhirst, presiding Aiter the salute to the flag regular business was transacted. It was voted to name a chair in the auditorium of Constitution Hall in honor of the chapter. The following alternates were elected to represent the chapter at the coming D. A. R. Congress in April: Mrs. E. L. Harvey, Mrs. H. C. Merwin, Mrs. 1. C. Whitacre, Mrs. A. F. Myers, Miss Helen Gantt, Miss Lawra Rook Church, Mrs. E. D. Painter, Mrs Carl Ratcliff, Miss Denison, Miss Mattie Beall Magruder and Miss Nanie Martin West. Refreshments were served by the hostess and a social hour followed. Columbia Chapter.—Mrs. James Henry Harper, regent, entertained the mem- bers at a business session at her home, 708 East Capitol street, Tuesday evening. She was assisted by Mrs. S. B. Dove of Baltimore. The annual reception of the chapter in honor of national and State officers and sister chapters, scheduled for Jan- uary, was postponed because of the illness of various members. Yearly appropriations were made to the following activities sponsored by the N. S, D. A, R.. Americanism, Constitution Hall, Conservation and Thrift, Student Loan, Ellis Island, Na- tional Defense, Sons and Daughters of the Republic, Girl Home Makers, Juve- nile Protective, Manual for Immigrants, Patriotic Education, Children of Amer- ican Revolution, Chapter House, Valley Forge and Wakefield associations. Mrs. Albert B. Snavely was elected delegate to the District and national conferences, to be held in Memorial Mrs. Roy A. ntinued on Sevent] expeditious point from and charming fashions resort wardrobe . . . ts clothes of great sim- fluid, Mrs. Nancy D. North, Miss Helen Wolfe | Porterfield was appointed regent's al- STAR, WASHINGTON, ! ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY ‘The Alexandria committee of Colonial Dames met Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Gardner L. Boothe on Princess street. Mr. Edwin Harvie has returned from Richmond, where he was an usher at the wedding of Miss Virginia Jacquelin Simpson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee Simpson, to Mr. Bradley Cutler Wizotskey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Albert Wizotskey of York, Pa., which took place at the Second Pres- ! byterian Church in Richmond, Wednes- day, January 23. ss Anne Lewis Jones is the guest of Mrs. Robert Scrievner in New York | City. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Timmons an- | i nounce the marriage of their daughter | | Bessie to Mr. Henry Briel, with the Rev. Ryland T. Dodge, pastor of Temple | Baptist Church, officiating. i | Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mundy have re- turned to their home in Winston, Va., after a visit to their daughter, Miss| i Dorothy Mundy, who is attending school | |in_Alexandria. | | Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ford are at home | i“'" a visit to relatives in Newark, | N. J. | | Mr. Edwerd M. Green, of Rappahan- | inock County was the guest last week of his son-in-law and_daughter, Mr. and M Charles W. King on North | Washington street, and left later for | New York City to visit his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Green. Miss Gibson Green has gone to her home in Culpeper after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Wall. Mr. Clarence Golladay and Mr. Robert Clower have returned to their homes in Woodsteck, Va., after a visit to friends in Alexandria. Engagements to Wed Recently Made Public. Announcements of engagements dur- ing the past week are of interest in this city where two brides-elect are well known. Mr. and Mrs. David Gray Langhorne of Pulaski, Va., give notice | |of the engagement of their daughter | | Emily Addison to Mr. Andrew Frederick {Gustafson of Norfolk, son of Mrs. Andrew F. Gustafson and the late Mr, Gustafson of Aurora, Ill. Miss Lang- horne attended school at Stuart Hall in Staunton, and is a graduate of Guston Hall in Washington. Mr. Gustafson is a graduate of the University of Pitts- burgh and is a member of the faculty of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. The wedding will occur later in the Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Lovelace of South Boston, Va., announce the en- gagement of their daughter Margaret Clarke to Mr. Arthur J. Ressel of La- fayette, Ind. The wedding will occur in_the near future. Mr. C. H. Thompson announces the engagement and approaching mar- riage of his daughter Marie to Mr, Ralph H. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Taylor and Miss Ruth Taylor have returned from a visit to Mr, Taylor's grandfather and aunt, Judge R. H. Cardwell and Miss Lucy Cardwell, in Hanover, Va.. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor had as their guests over the past week end Mr. and Mrs. Edward Winston of Richmond, Mr. Harold Spencer and Mr. Walter Winston of | Fredericksburg. Miss Gertrude Pence and Miss Sarah | Pence of Woodstock, Va., are the guests of Mrs. George Keys. Mr. H. B. Lemon left last week for ‘Tempa to attend the Florida State fair. Mr. and Mrs. George Fox of Annapo- lis were recent guests of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John S. Sowers. Mrs. Henry Donnelly and Miss Doro- thy Donnelly of Baltimore spent the past week as the guests of Mrs. F. N. Coakley. Mrs. William Bride and her children | of Richmond are the guests of her mother, Mrs. E. C. Davidson. D. A. R. Chapter Meets at Home of Mrs. Chadwick. ‘The Kate Waller Barrett Chapter, D. A. R, held its January meeting last week at the home of Mrs. John P. Chadwick with Mrs. Chadwick and Mrs. Philip Barbour Peyton as joint hos- tesses. Mrs. John W. Price, the regent, presided and was elected delegate to the Continental Congress in Washing- ton in April. The following alternates were named: Mrs. Chadwick, Mrs. Pey- ton, Mrs. Charles J. Deahl, Mrs. James M. Duncan, Mrs. James M. Duncan, jr.: Mrs. Rathbone Smith, Mrs, J. Lovell Wilcoxon, Mrs. Cloyd Byars, Miss Inez Moore and Miss Margaret Moore. & Miss Josephine Gregg will entertain at bridge Tuesday evening in the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Acton, in Rosemont. Mr. John W. Herndon entertained at tea Tuesday afternoon in honor of his mother, Mrs. Dabney Herndon. Mrs, William J. Morton, Mrs. Clarence C. Leadbeater and Miss Minnie Hender- son_assisted. | Miss Helen Cannon entertained Wed- | nesday evening at the first meeting of a recently formed bridge club. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Eubank of Chase City, Va., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly G. Edwards. Mr. Marshall Baggett of Willi: and Mary Colle™ spent the past week end ! with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Baggett and had as his guest his classmate, Mr. Joseph C. Chandler. Miss Caroline Rust entertained the bridge club of which she is a member, ‘Tuesday evening. Miss Ida Lee of Richmond arrived ‘Tuesday to be the guest of her brother- 1300 G Terms as Low Special Rates OW is the time to b N PIANOS RENT ment for vour Inaugural visitors. D. C, FEBRUARY 3, Hostess at Ball Daughter of M Little, who wil Alabama State ball at the Willard, Feb- ruary 7. —Underwood Photo. in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Way- land C. Kidd. Cameron Club Addressed By Mrs. Eleanor Howard. ‘The Cameron Club met Wednesday morning at the George Mason Hotel when Mrs, Eleanor S. Washington How- ard gave a talk on “My Recollections of Mount Vernon.” Mrs. Howard was the | last. member of the Washington family who was born at Mount Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Raiford had as their week end guests the Ilatter's brother, Mr. C. W. Cooper of Atlanta, and her brother-in-law and nephew, Mr. C. K. Hunter and Mr. Keenan Hunter of Richmond. Mrs. Rathbone Smith is home from a visit to friends in New York City. Mrs. Edward K. Kloman entertained at bridge Thursday afternoon at her home near town. Those playing were Mrs. Arthur M. Dawson, Mrs. Duward Smith, Mrs. Tupper Stone, Mrs. Grace White, Mrs. Homer Dougall, Mrs. Wil- liam Friess, Mrs. Williem Ames, Mrs. Wade Ball, Mrs. Harry Hunt and Mrs. W. C. Welburn. Mrs. E. T. Mooney and Miss Florence Mooney of Providence, R. I, are the guests of the former's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Marrs. Mr. Charles Potter, jr., returned Sun- day to his home in Atlanta after a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potter, when he celebrated his birthday anniversary. Miss_Elizabeth Swan, Miss Evelyn Lewis Pickett, Mr. Thornton Goods and Mr. Tom Varney of William and Mary College spent several days during the past week at their homes following the completion of the midyear examinations. Mrs. Robert W. Schneider is home from a visit to her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Lewis, jr. in Richmend. Mrs. Harry Beverley entertained at louncheon and bridge on Tuesday and again on Wednesday in her home in Rosemont. Mrs. John Jacob Kiger entertained the Bridge-luncheon Club Monday. Dr. Hugh McGuire is home from Cin- cinnati where he has been with his son, Dr. Johnson McGuire, who has been quite ill. Mrs. McGuire will remain with her son a short time longer. Additional Society News In Record of Week. Mrs. Lawrence Michael is home from a visit to her mother, Mrs. F. G. Ham- mon in Herndon, Va. Miss Peggy Padgett entertained at bridge Friday evening in the home of her uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. James Garvey, on South Pitt street. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ratcliff have gone to their home in Manassas after a visit to friends in town. Mrs. Willlam J. Morton has returned from a visit to her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Armi- stead Deming, in Baltimore. Mr. George Kelly and Mr. Vernon Kelly of Rumney, N. H,, and Mr. J. E. 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Mr. Henry Thomas and his niece, Miss Stuart Thomas, were week end guests of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, Charlottesville. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kopp and their children departed last week for Allentown, Pa., where they will make their home. Miss Alma Keys was given a surprise birthday anniversary party Saturday evening, January 26. Mrs. S. P. Vanderslice, jr., and her children are home from a visit to rela- tives in_Jessup, Ga. Mrs. Robert Granby of Detroit is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Palmer. Mrs. Wilmer Joyce Waller, Mrs. Jean Carter Bayly and Miss Mary Lindsey were hcstesses at the weekly tea at the Belle Haven Country Club last Sunday afternoon. Miss Laura Taylor has left for her home in Audubon, N. J., after a visit to_her sister, Mrs. William E. Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Dorsey were the guests of friends in Richmond over the past week end. Mrs. Annie Stout left last week for her home in Bridgeton, N. J., after a visit to relatives in Alexandria. Celebrity Breakfast Due Washington's Birthday The fact that the third celebrity American Pen Women is to be given | on George Washington’s birthday, Feb- ruary 22, at the Willard Hotel, is prov- ing very appealing to Washington hostesses, many of whom will entertain their holiday parties at this breakfast instead of in their own homes. At this early date many tables have already been taken by those who desire to enter- tain large groups of guests, among | such hostesses being Mrs. Ulysses S. Guyer, wife of Representative Guyer of Kansas; Mrs. Edna M. Colman, past national president of the league; Mrs, Charles Augustus Hawley, chairman of the ways and means committee of both the National and District leagues, who has reserved two tables; Mrs. Man- nigerode Andrews and Mrs. ' Fulton Lewis, who are joint hostesses; Miss Mary Temple, Mrs. John Walker Hol- combe, Mrs. James Orme and Mrs. Ernest Grant, treasurer of the District League. Mrs. Aaron D. Newman, president of the District branch of the Pen Women, will be official hostess at the table which has been reserved for the officers of the District League. Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes is in charge of reser- vations at the Williard. Mr. an:i Mrs..Lipp Observe Golden Wedding Day Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lipp entertained at a reception Monday evening in cele- bration of their golden wedding anni- versary. The home was effectively decorated with cut flowers, palms and ferns. Mr. and Mrs. Lipp received many attractive gifts in gold. Assisting the hosts were their chil- dren. Mrs. Lipp wore a gown of black lace and tulle, with a shoulder bouquet of roses. There were about 100 guests in the company, those from out-of- town including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lipp, | jr.; Mr. Louis Lipp and Miss Mildred | Reynolds, all of Providence, R. I.; Mrs. Joseph Zepp of Lansdowne, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. W. 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