Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1929, Page 53

Cl-levy Chase Society In Pleasure Program Of Elaborate 5cope Round of Entertaining Marks Week Just Ended—Visits to Southern Resorts Noted. Special Notes. Miss Betty Barcalow, daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. John Barcalow of Philadel- phia, formerly of Chevy Chase, is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Percival Wilson of Rosemary street. Miss Bar- calow will attend the junlor prom at the University of Maryland. Mr. and Mrs, James H. Alburtis of West Irving street have gone on the Spring cruise to the West Indies and the Caribbean Islands. They will stop at Bermuda, Jamaica, Santo Domingo, the Virgin Islands, Panama and Haiti. Mr. and Mrs. Alburtis will be gone six weeks. Mrs. Wilbur La Roe and her daugh- ter, Dorothy, of Ingomar street, have been spending the Winter in St. Peters- burg, Fla. Mr. La Roe will join them this week. Mrs. Charles W. Pimper fentertained the Sunshine Sewing Circle at luncheon Thursday in her home on Primrose street. Mr. George W. Huguely, jr., who spent the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Huguely, in their home on Western avenue, has returned to Duke University, Durham, N. C. Mrs. L. M. Nedell of New York City is the house guest of her niece, Mrs. Louis Rothschild, of Jenifer street. Mrs, Samuel Henderson Carothers of Carlisle, Pa., is the guest of her son-in- law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs, William Foster Burdick, at their home on Con- necticut avenue. ‘The Chevy Chase Circle of the Flor- ence Crittenton Home met Tuesday in the home of the president, Mrs. Frank M. Hoadley, on West Kirke street. Miss Jean S. Cole, superintendent of Castle View, was the speaker. Mrs. Andrew Marveck and Mrs. D. V. wWentworth of Norfolk, Va., are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Temple W. Seay of Forty-fifth street. - . Mrs. Hilton Entertains On Husband's Birthday. Mrs. Arthur Hilton entertained on ‘Monday in her home on Williams lane in honor of the armiversary of Mr. Hil- ton's birthday. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Powers of Hyatts- ville, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Reyman. Mr. and Mrs. William O. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. White. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Whiteford and their son Joe have returned to thei home on Leland street after spending a month at Clearwater, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Crawford of Woodside place entertained at dinner d bridge last evening at the Ken- Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Asher, who spent several weeks motoring through Filorida and visiting in_Clearwater, have re- turned to their home on Upton street. Mrs. Asher entertained at luncheon and bridge Wednesday. Miss Catherine Waters, daughterof Er. and Mrs. Williant H. Waters of cKinley street, will give a piano re- g:l this afternoon at the home of . Frank Springs Westbrook on McKinley street. 6 Mrs. George Lewis of Ridgewood avenue entertained at a dinner dance t evening at the Kenwood Country ub. Mrs. Newman G. Little entertained ot luncheon and bridge Wednesday in her home on Oliver street. Mrs, Walter Miles entertained st bridge and supper Friday evening in her home on Jocelyn street in honor of out-of-town guests. Mrs. Jere J. Crane entertained the ‘Thursday Book Club in’;wr home. Chevy Chase Parkway. Mrs. Fay brook reviewed “Seven Strings of | Lyre,” by Schermerhorn, and “George Sand,” by Howe. Reading Class Members Meet With Mrs. Tabor. The Chevy Chase Reading Class was | entertained Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Stephen Lyman Tabor on Chevy | Chase Parkway. Mrs. Tabor reviewed | “A Daughter of the Sanmeral.” by Etsu | Inagak Suguriob. Mrs. Tabor enter- tained at luncheon. on Monday at the | Congressional Country Club in honor of | Mrs. Baker of Springfield, Afass., who {1s the house guest of her sister, Mrs. John Kendall. Mrs. Fay Holbrook entertained at a dinner bridge party last evening in her home on West Kirke street. Section 12 of the Guild of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church entertained at a musical tea Tuesday in the home of Mrs. James B. Bronson of Thérn- apple street, ! Mrs. William Morley entertained her club at supper and bridge Wednesday in_her home on Morrison street. Mrs. Willlam Pratt entertained at supper and bridge Wednesday in her home on Chevy Chase Parkway. | Dr. and Mrs.” Willlam Kennedy But- | ler, who spent the past month in St. | Augustine, Fla., have returned to their | home on Irving street. | Miss Sue Yancey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Yancey, entertained at a bridge shower Thursday evening in honor of Miss Vera Lacey, whose mar- riage to Mr. Clifford Johncox will take | place in June. | "'Mr. and Mrs. Phaon H. Bates of Liv- ingston street left Tuesday for Miami, | Fla. Subsequently they will visit the west, coast of Florida and spend several days in St. Petersburg and Tampa. | _ Mrs. Charles A. Camelier entertained | her club at luncheon and bridge on | Tuesday in her home on Lowell street, | Mrs. H. R. Snoke entertained her | club at luncheon and bridge on Mon- ‘d!,\' in her home on Morrison street. Mr. and Mrs. Baker Hosts | at Honor Dinner Sunday. Miss Caroline Crew of Swarthmore, Pa., and Prof. Otsuki of Tokio, Japan, are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs, Baker entertained at dinner Sunday in | honor of Miss Crew. The guests were | Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Spillman; Dr. Otsuki and Dr. Margolin of Moscow, Russia, nomics of the National University of Russia, Dr. Margolin is touring the | continental United States in the {nur- est of agriculture, with the purpose of applying American farm methods in his native land. Mrs. J. Milton Rogers entertained her club at supper and bridge Wednesday evening in her home on Nevads avenue. Mrs. Charles Boteler of Lowell street entertained her club at luncheon and bridge on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Heflin of Connec- ticut avenue entertained at dinner and bridge Monday evening at the Manor Club in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd | Griffin, { Mrs. G. E. Yancey entertained her club at luncheon and bridge Thursday in_her home on McKinley street. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Penn en- tertained at bridge and supper last evening in their home, on Hawthorne street, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Griffin, who will leave Monday for their new home in Richmond, Va. Mrs. Mary Collins has returned to her home in Lake , N. Y., after being the house guest of her niece, Mrs. James M. Nolan of Forty-fifth street. Mrs. Emil Monde has returned to her home in Bridgeport, Conn., after being the house guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slat- tery of Underwood street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duncan, for- merly of Hesketh street, are now oc- c?py‘tn' their new home on Albemarle street. Mrs. J. D. Thompson entertained at luncheon and bridge on Thursday in her home on Ingomar street. Sigma Lambda Sorority’ Members Meet at Banquet. ‘The Sigma Lambda Sorority enter- tained at a banquet on Saturday eve- ning, March 9, at the Carlton Hotel. Mrs. Clark Dean of b of West Irving street entertained her club at luncheon and bridge Priday. Mrs. Jere Crane of Chevy Chase park- O. E. Baker of Magnolia Parkway. Mrs.l | who Is the professor of agricultural eco- | THE way will entertain her club at luncheon and bridge Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Rlxlrh Fadler and their son of Chicago, Iil, are the house guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fadler, of Leland street. Mrs. John Boyle, jr. of Ingomar street entertained at luncheon and bridge Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Poole and her daughters have returned to their home on Hes- keth street after spending the Winter in Florida. Mrs. Clara A. Sassar of Hesketh street entertained at luncheon and bridgée Tuesday at the Olney Inn in honor of Mrs. Frank Rogers' house guests, Mrs, John Loomis and Mrs. Frederick Plelding of Glens Falls, N. Y. Mrs. Lloyd Griffin of McKinley street entertained at luncheon and bridge ‘Wednesday at the Congressional Coun- try Club. Mr. and Mrs, Theodore W. Norcross | entertained the choir of the Blptls” Church at a musicale Tuesday in their home on Raymond street. Mrs. Frederick E. Kunkel of Military road entertained at tea on Monday. Section 12 of the Chevy Chase Pres- byterian Church Guild, Mrs. Willlam Scott Stein, leader, gave a silver tea and musicale Tuesday at the home of Mrs. James B. Bronson on Thornapple street. A delightful program of music was given by the following artists: Mrs. Agnes Harter, contralto; Mrs. all Guthrie, contralto; Mrs. Clara Young Brown, soprsno; Mrs. Ruth| Bronson Logan, violinist; Mis¢ Frances | Bronson and Mrs. Clara Wolfe, pianists. | e Wnahingtonian We ; I In Ithaca Yesterday| Miss Margatet Propert Farrand, | daughter of President Livingston Far- | rand of Cornell University and Mrs, Farrand, was married to Mr. Harry A. F. Eaton of ‘Washington at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Ithaca, N. Y. SUNDAY STA The ceremony was performed at the president’s house on the campus by the Right Rev. Charles Fiske, Bishop of Central New York, assisted by Rev. Henry P. Horton, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church in Ithaca. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss Nancy Rust of Leesburg, Va., was maid of honor, and Miss Louisa Farrand acted as bridesmaid for her sister. Mr. Alfred T. Hobson of Wash- ington was besi man and Mr. Delos Walker of New York City the other attendant. A small reception for the immediate families and the wedding party followed the ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs. | Eaton left for a trip through the South. ‘They will be at home at Locust Hill Farm, Rockville pike, ‘Bethesda, Md., after May 1. ‘The bride attended Miss Madeira’s School in Washington and later was graduated from Vassar College, where she was a member of the class of 1925. Mr. Eaton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Eaton of Washington. He was graduated from Cornell University in 1916 and later served overseas in the A. E. F. He is now in business in Washington. {Mrs. D};;k S;;;n-ucrs Concert by Artists Lady Isabella Howard, Mme. Paul Claudel and Mme. Simeon Radeff are patronesses for the concert which wil be given at the residence of Mrs. Henry ! F. Dimock, 1301 Sixteenth street north- west, Wednesday evening, April & at 9:30 o'clock. The artists will bs Paul Doguereau, French pianist; Mr. Karolik, tenor, and Mme. Marie Zalipsky, ac- companist. ‘The proceeds from this concert will be given to a general hos- pital and small orphanage for Russian refugees in Sofia, Bulgaria. Robert Whitney Imbrie is chairman of tickets and Mr. Charles J. Bell* is treasurer. 1 FASHION INSTITUTION Washington NewYork Have you seen the new Double Heel GOLDSTRIPE Silk Stockings Speeding ahead on the wings of Fashion, Gold Stripe silk stockings, without sac rificing a whit of the quality, have attained the top-most pinnacle o { smartness! Every wanted hosiery fashion and shade is now obtainable in Gold Stripe Silk Stockings ! New . .. Double Heels - that are fashion first . . . in clear beautiful 100% pure dye silk ... garter-run proof ! 95 pair—-3 pairs, 55.70 .. These Smart Shades in" - double heel . . . Manon. .. creole tan...and gun metal. WASHINGTON, D Your Stockings Initialed without extra charge ...a con- venience that every miss and woman appreciates. F Street Store and Stomeleigh Court . . « 1013 Cownechicut Avenne C., MARCH 17, Card Party Due April 2 To Benefit Day Nursery Mrs. C. L. Henry, president, and the members of the board of the Mira McCoy Andrews Day Nursery have completed arrangements for their an- nual benefit card party to be given April 2 at the Mayflower Hotel from 2 to 5 o'clock. ‘Those assisting are Mrs. Charles L. | Henry, Mrs. Thomas B. Gardner, Mrs, | L. E._Jett, Mrs. Charles V. Wheeler, Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs. Philip | Affieck, Mrs. George L. Peckham, MTrs. G. Bischoff, Mrs. D. A. Heitmuller, Mrs. | M. L. Jamison, Mrs. F. H. Barto, Mrs. | E. E. Covert, Mrs. Louis J. Smith, Mrs. | 1. Himolfarb, Mrs. Thomas J. Howerton, | chairman of committee. ,University Women Will Meet at Tea Tomorrow | ‘There will be a tea at the American Association of University Women to- morrow at 4 o'clock, at which the mem- bers of Butler, De Pauw, Pranklin, Indiana and Purdue Colleges will be hostesses. Mrs. Martin A. Morrison, |Mrs. Ida H. Harper, Mrs. Maris M. | Proffitt and Miss Emma Harper Turner | will preside at the tea table. Arranged For Autumn Bride Mrs. Louis Notes gave a prettily ar- ranged party in the nature of a shower for her daughter, Mrs. Alvin Feinsilber, | at her home last week. Mr. and Mrs. | Notes and Mr. and Mrs. Feinsilber re-| | Shower ceived the guests and those assisting Mrs. Notes were Miss Rosa Glassman, | Miss Dorothy Gusin, Miss Bertha Blank | and Miss Pauline Milestine. A buffet | | supper was served. Mrs. Feinsilber, who was formerly Miss Helen Notes, was a bride of the early Autumn. The satin bow, the beige fox, the soft fullness are all high fashion points of this creola wom- ah's coat—after Maggie Rouff— at $125, | by Edgar Guest. 1929—PART 3. Mrs. Gaskins Honored On Her 69th Birthday | An elaborate birthday anniversary party was given for Mrs. Ada Collins Gaskins by her daughter and_son-in- Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mac- Devitt, at their Military road home, in Chevy Chase, Sunday evening, the oecasion being her sixty-ninth anniver- sary. The rooms of the home and the | table were decorated in red, white and blue, and the cake bore red, white and | blue candles. | The happiest moments of the evening for Mrs. Gaskins were when recitation of appropriate verses and the presenta- tlons of gorgeous bouquets of flowers by her grandchildren, Eleanor Gaskins, Alma Louise Beane, Thomas F. Mac- Devitt, jr.; M. Joseph Cook and Emmett L. Sheehan, jr., who represented her 23 | grandchildren, took place. In turn, Mrs. Gaskins read to the large gathering of about 50 guests, & poem, “The Home," Joseph Cook provided the song hit of the evening, a parody on_“Grandmother's Daughters, Nannie, Julia, Genevleve, Luicille, Mildred, Lavinia and Doris.” In the company were members of the immediate family, several former old | schoolmates and many old friends of Mrs. Gaskins, in this city, Baltimore | and Westminster, Md. Souvenir place cards, photos of Mrs. Gaskins, were | treasured by the guests. . ! Daughters on 1812 Sponsor Card Party ‘The patronesses for the card party to be given by the District of Colum- bia Society, Daughters of 1812, in the Willard room of the Willard Hotel ‘Tuesday at 2 o'clock include Mrs. Charles S. Deneen, Mrs. Otis F. Glenn, Mrs. Sol Bloom, Mrs. Samuel Earle,| | Mrs, Prederick J. Matteson, Mrs. Jacob | Leander Loose, Mrs. Clarence Williams, Mrs. James R. Mann, Mrs. Byron An-| drews, Mrs. Virginia White Speel, Mrs. Samuel Z. Shope, national president of the soclety; Mrs. Charles Boughton | Wood, Mrs. W. S. Corby, Mrs. Redwood | Vandergrift, Mrs. Clifford K. Berryman, | Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs. Harry L. Rust, Mrs. Thomas Robinson and Mrs. Cabot Stevens. | Mrs. Mary Logan is president of the District soclety, Mrs. Sol Lansburgh is chairman of the_ entertainment com- mittee and Mrs. Frederick K. Sparrow | is in charge of the candy table. Prizes | will be given. There are school medical inspection | laws in 42 States. Newman Club of G. W. U. Plans St. Patrick's Dance The St. Patrick’s dance of the New- man Club of George Washington Uni- versity will be held in the Chantilly room of the Hotel Hamilton tomorro from 10 to 1 o'clock. The commitice in charge is composed of Mr. Lawrence Gage, Miss Mary Dormer, Miss Camilia Cleary, Miss Agnes O'Brien, Mr. Albeit ‘Wratten and Mr. Joseph O’Connor. Th dancing- team, Miss Elizabeth Gorman and Mr. Orme Libbey, has been en- gaged for a serles of entertainment numbers. FOX SCARFS That Reflect Every Version /f ‘of This Ever-Increasing Vogue Scarfs of every type in shades to harmonize with colorful Spring Costumes, Francke Lustick prices are very —with quality uppermost. new and modest fancke Lustick_ 1328 G Street A I 0 AR Don’t you want to buy your Spring Coat when—and where—you’ll be certain of fashion, value — and variety almost without end? A season of infinite variety in coats begins...consider your type and your purse and come to Jelleff 's Coat Shops! Here you will find adaptions and copies of coats by important Paris couturiers , . . coats in entirely new sil- houettes. ..coats that were designed for special occasions. ..coats intended to wear the day through The Dressmaker Type Coat has started all manner of smart things. .. new bow treatments...charming tuck- ings and feminine finishings! the woman femininely lovely and young looking! See the Variety i Coat Shops And the kinds are not easy Here are a few . It has made n the to classify! —the Black Coat with White Fur —the Pilot Blue Coat with Blue Fox ~—the Sun-tan Coat with Black Galyak ~—the Cape Coat —the Furless Coat Furless or Furred What shall it be? Do you like to wear a separate fur or a blithe silk scarf? Or do you prefer to always have your fur collar with you always? —the Black Flared Coat —the Straightline Coat —the Coat with Subtle Flare —the Tunic Coat —the Velvet Trimmed Coat —the Silk Coat —the Llama All-occasion Coat —the Furless Ombre Tweed Coat —the Bright Colored Tweed Coat Those that are fur trimmed the shade doesn’t matter so long as it’s New—first in Washington Blue is Spring’s own color—any shade ot all, but blue it must be. We sketch o particularly smart ensemble in. Wales Blue duvinette with & white crepe blouse featuring the new bow-effect V neck. The long throw i of white Americar Broadtail; —and another in Middy blue Keshmir- - ola. The blouse is grey crepe. Silver nail beads trim the seven-eighths length coat, which is lined to match the blouse. The same charming trimming “is applied to pockets, sleeves and blouse and to the edge of the long throw. After Chanel. rel of Individuality TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE P -STREET Isakoff Nail Studded Bag Nail studdings . . . the medium Tsakoff has used to make bags un- usual and distinctive «..and then his whim- sy was a question mark and exclamation mark! Unusual, isn’t it . .. and so is the heautiful smooth calf from which it is reproduced in love- ly colorings . . . Beige, green, grey, red, blue, black. $16.50 Handbag Shop—Street Floor The Molyneux—sponsored Coral Jewelry (simulated) is much in demand Coral . .. a charming color compli- ment to so many of the new Spring shades . . . and happy indeed is the smart miss that Paris has sanctioned it! Molyneux models wore coral with nearly every costume shown at his recent opening! And for a mite you may add untold smartness to your costume! $1.95 to $5 Jewelry Shop—Street Floor There is much loveliness in Swiss Embroidered - Underwear Crepe de chine underwear trimmed with the most femi- nine of Swiss embroidery. 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Molyneux caped runabout coat of heavy faille silk with™ collar of shining black. galyak .. . very smart, $69.50. are partial to short haired fur...flat smooth fur that can be as easily fashioned as fabric...you'll find Ermine Trimmed Coats. .$5 Fox Trimmed Coats 9.50 to $165 $79.50 to $145 Galyak Trimmed Coats..$49.50 to $110 Mole Trimmed Coats. ...549.50 to $110 Broadtail Trimmed Coats .. in the Jelleff Coat Shops.. agree to that when you know we have special styles for tevereeines.. . $49.50 to $79.50 Coat Specialization .and you'll Women—36 to 44 Larger Women—42"; to 50V, Little Women—35'; to 41V Misses—17 to 20 Years Juniors—I1I to 17 Y ears All Coats Illustrated Are From Our ‘Women's Coat Shops Third Floor Adaptation of Pa- tou's new coat with the princess silhou- ette . . . collar and scallops of mole fur .. creola fabric. A charming casual coat of blithe blue kashmirola with dressmaker shawl collar of mole. $59.30. 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