Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1929, Page 18

18 SOCIETY SOCIETY. Secretary of War and Mrs. Good L.ease Suburban ‘Home and Start West for Visit in Illinois Home. I house formerly occupied by Mr. | and Mrs. Richard Porter David- son in Chevy Chase, Md. | Secretary and Mrs. Good will leave today for their home in Evanston, IIi. The Secretary will return to Washing- | ton Tuesday, and Mrs. Good and their son, Robert Edmund Good. will remain in Illinois for several weeks. | The Attorney General and Mrs. Wil- liam De Witt Mitchell will be joined for the Easter holidays by their son. Mr Rancroft Mitchell, who is attending the Harvard School of Business Adminis- | tration. | The Secretary of the Navy, Mr.| Charles Francis Adams. has returned | ftom a brief stay in his home in Boston. j Ialian Envoy Feted | by American Official. The Italian Ambassador and Nobil | Donna Antoinette de Martino will be | the guests in whose honor the Gemmission and Mrs. Alfred P. Dennis Wiil entertain at dinner this evening. | !'rm newly appointed Rumanian Min- | 3"!’ to Latvia and Princess Sturtza re the honor guests at dinner last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R.| the Minister of Rumania, Mr. George | Cretziano. and the Minister of Czecho- | slovakia and Mme, Ververka. | s | Senator and Mrs. Otis F. Glenn of Minois sailed Wednesday aboard the | Leviathan to spend six weeks in France | and England and are expected to re- turn to this country the first of M : Representative and Mrs. Willlam E. Euns and their daughter, Miss Cath- | erine Evans, will close their apartment | in the Wardman Park Hotel and start | tomorrow for Old Point Comfort, Va. | From there they will motor South. Rep- resentative and Mrs. Evans and their daughter will spend only a short time motoring and will then return to their | apartment at the ho e | :Mrs. Cordeil Hull entertained at Il§ncheon yesterday in the Woman's nal Democratic Club. Her sere Mrs. James Parker, Mrs. 1gce Dempsey and Miss Alice Page. ! The Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Aviation and Mrs. David 8. Ingalis ve taken an apartment in the An- 0! . They have been the guests| the Assistant Secretary of War for | Aviation and Mrs. F. Trubee Davison. e. Bedoya, wife of the Pirst Secre- Mr. and Mrs. Rollins Browne of New York City. Mr. Aspinwall and Mrs Aspinwall Allan will entertain at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club Saturday evening for their guests. Miss Mildred Battle. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lewls J. Battle, has gone to Philadelphia to attend the University and will be the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Walter C. Hamilton at Frankfort Arsenal. . Mrs. J. R. Reed entertained at| luncheon, followed by bridge, today in the Grace Dodge Hotel. There were covers for 26 at the luncheon. Mrs. James A. Lyon entertained at luncheon yesterday in the presidential dining room of the Mayflower, having seven in her party. Mrs. James McConville and her son, vice | Dr. Robert T. McCrystal, have taken chaitman of the United States Tariff an apartment in the new addition of | Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. Eleanor McParlin Davis and her daughter, Miss Catherine McParlin Davis, have returned to the Wardman Park Hotel after a visit to New York. Mr. and Mrs. R. in Lansdowne, Pa., and are at the Carlton for & short stay. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. MacKenzie of Chevy Chase are house guests of Mr. ;'l;xd Mrs. Samuel J. Prescott in la. L. McLean have Buckerman. ~The ranking Guests Were | motored to Washington from their home | 2, .. 1929, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTOX. D. C. FRIDAY, MARCH I HE Secretarr of War and Mrs.|as guests over the week end Dr. and, James W. Good have leased the Mrs. Edward Streeter of Boston and | |of Pennsylvania interfraternity “prom” | SOCIETY. IN WEDDING PARTY Miami, MRS. WILLIAM W. ORR. ‘| Attractive young matron who went to Harrisburg, Pa., {o serve as an attendant at the wedding yesterday of Miss Annette Alger Bailey of that city and Lieut. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Webster of Mo- | Bayard Livingston Bell, White House aide and attached to the Mayflower. line, Til, are.at the Carlton for several days. Miss Hattie Bowle will sail for Europe next month for an extended tour of England and the Continent. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hemple and Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Frazer, jr., of Phil- adelphia, Pa., are at the Cariton for a few days. Christ Child Soci Rummage Sale Popular. Christ Child rummage sales have be- come & popular feature of each chang- ing season and that which opened Monday, March 18 1361 Connecticut avenue is attraci much attention. It is for th with special reference to their vacation outing at the Christ Child farm on the Norbeck pike, near Rockville. Mrs. Thomas J. Sheridan is in charge of the sale and she is assisted by benefit of poor children | Mrs. Sara Pepper, Mrs. James:A, Em- ery, Mrs. Henry Berens, Miss Sarah Maher and Miss Moore. Others on the committee include Mrs. James Dudley, Morgan, Mrs. Charles P, Neill, Mrs. Jo- seph P. Tumulty, Mrs. Thomas Costi~ , Mrs. Allan , Mrs. D. J. Calla- of the Peruvian Embassy, has re- ed to her apartment, in the Ward- n Park Hotel, from Boston. Gen. Enoch H. Crowder, former United States Ambassador to Cuba, is riow in Washington and at the May- fiower. During the war Gen. Crowder Miss Mildred Merrick, The Efm"””" marshal general of the |#ale will continue for some days. g Mrs. Samuel Williams Earle, record- ing secretary general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, has re- turned to her apartment at the May- flower from Atlantic City. * Mr. and Mrs. Murray -Hulbert and | Miss Hulbert are at_the Willard, hav- | ing come from New York to attend the | bl‘lfls dinn;:. Yl"lnldbel:‘;a ngght' in the Iroom. Mr. Hulber! tl nd ex- alted ruler of the Elks, il Mrs. J. C. Dougall and Miss Isobel gall of Montreal are at the Grace' b i Senator de Mello Machado of Brazil passing several days in Washington a the Mayflower on his way to South erica from a trip to Paris. Se r chado's marriage to Miss rdorff took place 10 days isitors Come for Society Tomorrow at Fort Myer. i Mr. and Mrs. Littleton Waller Taze- | 1l of Norfolk, Va., arrived in Wash- n today to be guests of Capt. and . John Nash at Fort Myer, Vi Fort Myer society circus. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Fowler will be | hosts at dinner this evening in their | Home on Connecticut &veni.e in entwllhmmoound:ru.u o Haynes, whose marriage e miace Wednesday, April 10. ? Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose will enter- | st dinner this evening in the presi- | tial dining room of the Mayflower, | ving 14 in her party, i Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Oarusi went th New York today to meet their daugh- | ter, Mme. Loml| wife of Maj. Em- thanuel Lombard of France, formerly | sttached to the French embassy here, who will arrive for a visit with them. | They will return to Washington Tues- | day. It it thi ; Mrs. Norman Bemin Chandler, for- merly Miss Mary Palmer, is visiting her | , Gen. and Mrs. John McAuley | Palmer, for 10 days. Mrs. Chandler is dn her way from a visit in Nassau, Ba- | Hama Islands, and a short stay in Flor- idla, to her home in Boston. ¢ Mrs. Ross Thompson and Mrs. George . Cooper will be at home Monday after- | noon after 4:30 o'clock at 2600 Thirty- | first, street. | ey | Mrs. Joseph Haspel of New Orleans | is in Washington for the week end and it staying at the Mayflower, where her son, Joseph Haspel, ir., of Willlam and Mary , will join her on Batur- day. Mrs. Haspel will be the guest of Mrs. Hoover at tea this afternoon at | the White House. | Mrs. Prank C. Henry has as her | guest in her home, at 1845 Belmont road, Miss Pruce Mason of Frankfort, Ky. | Mrs. Henry will entertain at a fancy- dress dance Tuesday evening, April 9, | for her house guest. i Mr. Clarence Aspinwall and his | hter. Aspinwall_Allan, h: | its JELLEFPF'S SN I TN = S~ | Mr. W. M. Parke, jr, and Miss Martha | | H. Parke, Spring color scheme but now al- most every Paris designer is nsing them would be proud to claim heavy silk . . . its dressmaker details are so superb . | Dodge Hotel for an indefinite visit in Washington. | Miss Ly Spooner of Bridgeport, | Conn,, is at the Carlton for a few days, accompanied by her brother, Mr. H. C. Spooner of New York City. Miss Mary Beatrice Gwyn, who en- tertained at a house party last week | for Miss Louise Gillespie of Lexington, | Va., is now the guest of her sister, Mrs, James Griscom Harper, in Baltimore. Lieut. Jerome Eckels, who has been Miss Gwyn's guest for two weeks, has re- turned to Birmingham, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hausman, | jr., are in Philadelphia, where they are | | 8 ng at the Hotel Pennsylvania, at | { Thirty-ninth and Chestnut streets, Mr. M. G. Beveridge entertained at| Park Hotel, Mrs. W. M. Parke of Brooklyn., N. is at the Carlton for several companied by her son and ac- | aughter, | Last Celebrity Breakfast Of Series at Willard Today. ‘The National League of American Pen Women scored another brilliant success | today at its fourth celebrity breakfast, bringing to a close the series of events which the organization has given for the benefit of the building fund for the | memorial clubhouse to be built on the site _of the Bouthworth cottage in| Georgetown, now the lelfu . ‘The Willard baliroom presented | s festive scene, the many ‘tables sur-| rounded by the pen women and t_hmg\ I guests, representative of official Putting New Fashion Ideas in Black and White started out to be Lanvins « « o and almost any one of s clever jacket costume . in « and simplicity so refined. $59.50 | dinner last evening at the Wardman || —Bachrach Photo. residential soclety, and notable guests of honor and speakers at the head | table with the presiding offger, Mrs. Clarence M. Busch, nation; resident, cnd Mrs. Swalm Reed, irman of the breakfast. The ram included speeches by the &u!.m Aml lor, Nobile Giacomo Martino; Repre- sentative Ruth Bryan Owen, Mrs. Elinor | | Glyn of New York, Mrs. Kate Speake Penney of Alabama, Miss D. Quincy Smith of this city, Mrs. Marie Tello ' WASHINGTON Jurws GARFINCKEL&Co. | Phillips of Florida and Mrs. K'mcheloe.lhnnett lnm_hm, Miss Patricia | wife of Representative David H. Kinche- | Poe Benhe Iatter an associate editor of the League Bulletin. Among their guests were also Mrs. Elbert Win- field Swalm, Mrs. F. Van Wart, Mrs. loe of Kentucky. A presentation to | the national league of the State flag of Pennsylvania (Mrs. J. Irvin Steel, | donor) was a pleasant incident of the | Benjamin Sylvester. Mrs. Arthur Craw- | fahl with | Stiies: Mrs. A. afternoon. Representative Clyde ' ford and Mile. Ursula Ulelalandt Togo. Kelly of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Aaron | Mrs. Harris, wife of Senator ‘William | D. Newman, president of the Distriet J. Harris of Georgia, attended the league. officiating in the ceremonies.' breakiast as the guest of Mrs. Kate | Mrs. Theodare J. Pickett and Dr. Mary | Speake Penney, one of the speakers of | Meek Atkeson aiso were guests of honor | the occasion. | at the speakers' table. | Senator James W. | " Officers on the national executive | WaS also present. board of the league were grouped about | Guests of Mrs. Clarence M. Busch, the table of the national board, Miss | Dational president. were Mrs. Willlam Gertrude Warren acting as hostess for | Wheatley. Mrs. Joseph E. Washington. | Miss Florence Ward, national club- | MrS. R. C. Reynolds, Mrs. John Allan | house chairman and sponsor for the | Dougherty. Mrs. Harriet Ward, Lieut. table. Others at the table were Mrs. | | Daniel C. Chace, national recording secretary, and her guest, Mrs. Wilbur. wife of Dean Willlam Allen” Wilbur, : | provost of George Washington Univer- ,sity; Mrs. Paber Stevenson, national | | treasurer; Mrs. Edgar Rowe Zimmer- | man of Baltimore, national librarian: | Mrs. Eugene E. Collister, national his- | torian: Mrs. Charles W. Allen, national | | registrar; Mrs. G. G. White, chairman |of the national membership committee | Mrs. Edith Kingman Kern, past presi- |dent of the league, and Miss Agnes | Winn, associate editor of the National | Bulletin of the organization. i Mme. Bedy, wife of the counselor of ! | the Turkish embassy: Mme. Togo, wife | | of the first secretary of the Japanese | | embassy, and Mme. Boncesco, wife of | the financial counselor of the Rumanian | legation, were guests of M $5 to $15 Frocks ~-Chanel, Vionndt and duced. Other models- $8.50 to $25 and Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Pulton | Shaver of West Virginia, and Miss Lewis and Mr. Charles Colfax Long. Louise Worden, Mrs. Richard Yates, At the table reserved for the District {Mrs. Dean Cherrier and Mrs. Ernest League were Mrs, Richard Gasch, |'Wiggins. Others at the table were Mrs. first viee t and sponsor for the | Harry K. Daugherty and her guest, Mrs. table, and her guest, Mrs, H. C. C.|Stephenson Scott; Mrs. A. H. Bisnop Denslow of Massa- | and Mrs. Bonham. chusetts and Mrs. Gerald Ward Brooks, | Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman had with who were guests of Mrs. Aaron D. New- | her as her guest Mme. Mishtowt. Miss man. District president: Mrs. Anne C. | Jessie Dell, Civil Service Commissioner, Manchester, Mrs. Florence Barnes, Mrs. | was hostess to Miss Mary Dell, Miss Sara of T. H C. Mrs. Charles Augustus Hawley, n Y tional chatrman of the and means 3 A . Arthur MeArthur, committee of the league. was sponsor | JT. and Mrs. Edward 8. Bogert. Mrs at a table and had with her Mrs. Jesse | Victor Kauffmann hi her guest, Nicholson, national chairman of | Mrs. Charles Colfax igng. 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