Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1929, Page 40

1 4 sociery. Varied Attractions Listed|| In Annapolis Society World Welfare Entertainment and Ma.lqueude Ball Feature Events—Luncheons, Teas and Dinners Among Noteworthy Functions Scheduled. ANNAPOLIS, Md., March 30.—An~ other comparatively quiet week end was spent in Annapolis, due to. the absence of all games and the depafture of the Pennsyl , yet there was a record of feature entertainment. ‘The first base ball of the season took place Wi when the Mid- ¢les and Penn State men met. The first large entertainment was the card party given for the benefit of the S. P, C. A. Tuesday vel Hall. This was very largely at- tended and a good sum was realized for the charity. Tea was served and this was followed by a fashion show of ancient and modern costumes. Some Mrs. James Bowdoin and Miss beth Nott. Other Noteworthy News Notes and Sketches. I.nsMr and sister-in-law at their residence, on King Admiral and Mrs. afternoon at Car- | Wi of those worn were very - beautiful. | Tom! Credit is due Mrs. Middleton Semmes Guest, Mrs. Carryl Bryan, Mrs. John Gordon Mrs. R%eu and Mrs. Walton eir efforts in making The next event of the masquerade ball given by the wives of the members of the class of 1921 mdnudny evening' at Annaj . ‘The 4150 was given at Carvel Hall and | &0, the grand march was led by Lieut. John A. Upshur, United States Navy. Prizes were given for the most cleverly dressed couple to Lieut. and Mrs. Ward C. Gilbert, and to Lieut. and Mrs. Wil- liam A. Gorry for the most comical costume. . ttiest .costume was Thompson as the chocolate soldier. The judges were Capt. and Mrs. Wil- liam F. Halsey, Comdr. and Mrs. Wil- liams C. Wickham and-Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. BSroy L. Vanderkloot. Mrs. Thomas M. Dell, wife of Lieut. Dell; Mrs. Benjamin L. Halley, wife of Lieut. Halley, and Mrs. Roy M. Signor, wite . Signor, were on the, com- mittee. Mrs. Hallam Claude has gone for a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. B. Rathbun, in Toronto, Canada. Girl Students at Home For Spring Vacation. The presence of & number of the young girls at home for the Spring vacation has added to the gayety here. Among those who returned' last week were Miss Margaret Halsey, of Capt. and Mrs. Willam F. Halsey, who is a stydent at Great Barrington, Mass., and visiting her parents on the Reina Mercedes; Miss Lucille Ber- tolete, who is a student at Dobbs Ferry on the Hudson, and who is visiting her mother, Mrs. L. and her aunt and uncle, Comdr. and Mrs. M. E. Manly, at their residence, on Prince Georges street; Miss Barbara Woodward,, daughter of Mrs. Charlton E. Battle, who is a student at the Holton Arms, Washington, and who is visiting at the home of her parents, on Upshur road. Mrs. George Mentz, who is spending the Spring at Carvel Hall, left, with her son and daughter-in<law, Lieut. and Mrs. George Francis Mentz, to spend Easter with the parents of Mrs. George Francis Mentz, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ponchon, at Front Royal, Va. The Bowling Club met as usual Tuesday evening at the Officers’ Club, with supper at the residence of Comdr. and Mrs, Oscar Smith, on Upshur road. Mrs. George Fleitz of Detroit and her sister, Miss Jessie Harmett, who have been’ at the Vanderbilt Chamber-. lin Hotel, at Old Point Comfort, Va. will arrive in Annapolis about April 1, and will occupy Mrs. Catlos: Cusach's residence, Ogle Hall, for the month of April. Mrs. Thomas Wade is xl'ptudl.u a month at Southern Pines, N. C. ¥ Among the recent visitors at Annapo- lis was Prof. Nathaniel Terry who now " | Miss Hest Admiral and Mrs. A the commandant'’s quarters in the Naval Academy. Mrs, Ralph C. Alexander, wife of . Alexander, and Mrs. Victor C. Bayringer, jr., wife of Lieut. - ringer, entertained at & large luncheon polis Roads Club Comdr. and Mrs, Fred tained informally their residence on —_— Dinner Announced For Vice President’ And Sister, Mrs. Gann (Continued Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beale McLean midday breakfast today in their su- burban home, Priendship. The commandant of the Army War College and Mrs. Willlam D. Connor will entertain at dinner Wednesday eve- ning in honor of Gen. and Mrs. Frank McCoy. Maj, and Mrs. Charles le Baron, jr., entertained at the dinner dance las evening in the Wardman Park Hotel in honor of Maj. and Mrs, Ward 8. Wells. “There were 22 guests. ner last evening at the Wardman Park makes his home at e, Conn. Prof. ‘Terry and the late % lived for | Hotel, many years in what was later Blake road, and had many friends in Annapo- lis. Prof. Terry is stopping at the . Officers’ Club. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Samuel 8. Robison entertained a luncheon Sunday for Prof. Terry. Charming Home Parties of * Record During Week. Saturday evening Lieut. and Mrs. Charies Wilkes en! at supper and cards at_their residence on Mur- ray avenue. _Their guests were: Comdr. and Mrs. David L. Hedrick, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Julian B. Timberlake, Lieut. and Mrs. Walter F. Boone, Lieut. and Mrs. Oswald 8. Colclough, Mrs. Reuben L, Walker, Lieut. and Mrs. Leo No. 5 Maryland avenue. were: Mrs. Robert K ' Rear Admiral Kennedy, Medical Co: Mrs. George Neale, wife of Capt. Neal A e will entertain at tea tomorrow afternoon in the Palm Court of the Mayflower, having 12 in t | her party. Mrs. Robert E. Lee will entertain at dinner tomorrow evening before the , later taking her guests ‘to box. i Mrs. Gist Blair will entertain & party of children Blcurde{ afternoon A Grasslands Country Club for her little daughter, Laura Blair. Luncheon Pays Honer To Visiter From Florida. Miss Gene Kincheloe, daughter of Repesentative and Mrs. David H, Kin- cheloe, will entertain 1 morrow in compliment to Miss Edith Willlams of St. Petersburg, Fia, who 1|45 visiting Mrs. Wi Dr. Fenton Bradford will entertain at dinner tomorrow evening in his .mmmmummmu leton Semmes Guest of Annapolis. Mrs, Bryan took her guests after lunch- eon to the card party given for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. ‘ Mr. Truston Beale entertained at tea Thursday in his wun%rendenoe. at Thunder and Lightning Point, on South River, for Mrs, James Alexander and her daughters, the Misses Alexander, of F. El-Eissy, new commercial at- tache of the Egyptian legation, who re- turns to Washington after an absence of two years. Mr. El-Eissy was con- nected with the legation here as attache in 1927, Mr. R. Golden Donaldson was host Thy night to Mr. John J. Raskob of New York at dinner at the Club in Palm Beach. Covers were laid for 20 and dinner was served in the S open patio among tropical flowers and TSI E@tfiin i ROAST CAPON BAKED OLD VA. HAM ROAST MEATS STICKEN DIRNER e e Gravy. will entertain & large company &t's | Comdr. J. 8. Cox entertained at din- [ Mrs MRS, JOHN M. JR., Formerly Miss Virginia Gill, daughter of Mrs, Nary Stevens Gill, the marriage 3 —Clinedinst Photo. taking place March 16. orange trees llluminated with electric | Gentlewoman's League Announces Card Party lights, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Stanley Riggs entertained at luncheon Wednesday at the Cosmos Club in horor of Dr. and Mrs, C. Leonard Woolley, Other guests were: Dr. William Heriry Holmes of the National Gallery; Dr, and Mrs. John C. Merriam, Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Gros- . George 8. Duncan, Mrs. | gtephen M. Foote, Miss Jennie Mason comes of & Catalan _family of here for the past two weeks. Sanseld e Wallace. Sireater, Mrs; e Morrison, Mrs. David H. Kinche: loe, Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Edward Campbell Shields, Mrs. Ivan ‘Bass, Mrs. S A M 3 o s Nirs, Pramk 5. Mrs. William Nish- Trimble, Miss Dorls -Mss. Mag Mr. and M; John Kkflty.:nfi; tain it _t! dinner j and his Encs hosts Tuesday at were t | luncheon_for Mrs. Rufus Peckham of New York. who was their house guest for a fortnight and for the Countess Zhborowska. 3 Jes Scully entertained at the g t the Wardman Park : oo Mr. . A ed were Mr, G. 8. Burrell, Mr. K. 8. 'O‘l“l‘fl Mr, P. Beckar, Mr, A. C. Reld and Mr. M. T. Simpson. Reception in Compliment Of Visitor From Detroit Edna Elisabeth Davis will be at e afternoon Society Activities Of Week-in Rockville . And Adjacent Areas| Ball at Fair Grounds Hall Future Events — Guests CASTELL, [ Bile et g i § % i i i T ji Toles, members of the W of the Sandy Spring neighborhood last ited the one-act lons. He has been )mmn; an wmn of his paintings at the Yorke | Edgar tertainment includes Mrs: Karl Langen- | beck, -chairman, and Mrs. Sidney An- ‘| W. Holcombe, Mrs. Fulton Lewis and Among those who have taken tables for the card party to be given by the Gentlewoman’s League Thursday, April 4, at 2:30 o'clock at the Willard Hotel are: Miss Mary M. Ambler, Mrs. Sidney Andrews, Mrs. George Brandell, Miss Katherine G. Colt, Mrs. Allen R. Boyd, Mrs. A. H. Bowman, Miss Bertha Chinn, Mrs, Joshua Crane, Mrs. John Ryan Devereaux, Mrs. Willlam Dougal, Mrs. Gibbes, Mrs. Richard Goldsborough, beger, | Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roge! Mrs. Carlton Van Valkenburg, Mrs. H. M. Southgate, Mrs. Alfred B. Taylor, Mrs. Harriet W. Ward, Mrs. Charles W. Warden, Mrs. George Tully Vaughan, Mrs. J. Harvey Wattles, Mrs. J. S. Wall, C. Dean and Mrs. Edward A. Keys. :The committee in charge of the en- drews, Mrs. C. M. Hendley, Mrs. John Mrs, |end with Mr. and " | Schropp, daughter l‘l’e‘ Mr, James Mc- dl.:mn, in Rockville, for the Easter ys. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lyddane, Miss Before her marriage. March 29, she was Miss Betty Bradf: da 3 Kentucky Society Host At Elaborate Reception A distinguished company gathered in the Willard suite of the Willard Hotel last Tuesday evening to enjoy & typical Kentucky Society program. In the recelving line with the presi- dent, Mrs. Maurice H. Thatcher, were N. | the Egyptian Minister and Mme. Samy; the Persian Minister, Mirza Davoud - | Khan Meftah; Admiral Hugh Rodman, the speaker of the evening; Represen- tative and Mrs. J. Lincoln Newhall, Mrs. Robert Blackburn, wife of Representa- tive Blackburn; Col. and Mrs. William Mae McLaughlin and Miss Helen Mc- Mrs. Laughlin of Rockville and Mrs. Paul Clifford of Washington motored to Hazleton, Pa., and spent the last week Mrs, Howard Laughlin of Rockvil The Rev. Philip A. Dales, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church, Olney, and St. Bartholomew's Church, Lay- tonsville, preached the Thursday eve- dirs. Alesander B, Bteuart, ars; Richard | L8 Lenten sermon. tn, Christ Eplsco Rockville, this week. hlin and daugh- of Mr. Mrs. James Mc- Laughlin in Rockville. i Young People’s Soclety Myra A, Pryor and Mrs. Maude Harding. | Howry. < The list includes: The the Treasury, Mr. Andrew Mellon; Sen- ator and Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps, Countess Laszlo Czechonyl, Mr. and Mrs. Lean cCormick-Goodhast, Mrs. Mrs. John Ritchie. e us LAt Guarantors Announced For Metropolitan Opera |ning The full list of guarantors for the announ der M Alvah day, Mrs. George Mesta, Phelps Eno, Mrs. Jultus Garfinckel, Mrs. Benjamin Hol- combe, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam McClellan Ritter, Mrs. James S. Parker, Mrs, James P. Curtls, Mr. Cleveland Perkins, Mr. George Gar- | p] rett, Mrs. David A. Reed, Mrs. Wil- m Young People’s t, at the home of his W the acting chairman, Miss Elizabeth | prs, F. . F. Barnard Mr, and Mrs, E. L. Mrs. Whil Dickerson and Dawso! liam J. Donovan, Mr. Ray Baker, Mrs. Schuyler Merritt, Mrs. Ernest Walker, Mr. Mr. Howry, Arm! Lloyd, ad Peter, 3d; Mr. O'Brien, Mrs. Mrs. Plerre Meigs, Mrs. Wilson-Greene, Mr. Mrs. Keith Merrill, Mrs. Cubberley, Mr. Thomas Bell Sweeney, Mrs. Demarest Irwin Laughlin, Mrs. Frank B. Noyes, Mr. Sumner Welles, Elizabeth Mrs. Copley Amory, | Lena Elmore Montgomery Blair, and Mrs. iy Charles J. Bell, Mrs. Price Whif and Mrs. Francis A. Whitten. 1105 F St. N.W. The DeB;i;oz'u;‘f:mt Co. —are sen personal representative, Mrs. Isabelle Hofiman, to us on Mon- She will gladly select and fit the correct foundation garment for your figure, spring and the Pasternak “tailleur” A tailored suit by Pasternak .+ . may be copied, but never duplicated. It is always ac- cepted as the authoritative street costume of the Gentle- woman . . . fur scarfs for Spring, not merely an accom- paniment to the tailleur, but the dominant style note of the ‘ensemble . ', the new Spring collection is now being shown; formal fashions for after- Lent “affairs” . . . new editions in Frocks and Coats for towns and country. Hats in new straws, combinations of felt and straw in models of subtle b;nu:y. Of Aspen to Entertain. Mary's l’pfiem ure! issued invital to lh' parish _hall at Aspen Thursday eve- . Miss Margaret Carroll, president Y kb | Metropolitan Opera season ‘Wash- | il m‘;le'uh. & Swarthmore College ington, on April 17, 18 and, 20, has been ' styden spending eedAgy the committee '.hmcg - . i Secretary of | dren are again’ residents of Glen Echo Maj. Joseph M. White; U, 8. te of Fort Slocum, N. been visiting relatives and friends at kian, will that the BRIDE: OF FRIDAY s ';!gesg ; (o Doug] i MRS. THOMAS SOMERVILLI% i i £ Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Honor Grand President house, 163¢ I While in will be the ‘The Washington Alumnse Club of Pi Beta Phi will entertain at luncheon in honor of Miss: Amy B. Onken of Chapin, 1., grand president of the fraternity, Thursday, April 4, o'clock noon at the A. A. U. W. club- should be sent to 1731 Lanier place, later than April 2. EPEENERE > = g. 4 | ‘5! i 1 Hf A ?%Z E e i at 12 e %i? it E B £ Paris Jewelry! —just off the Rocham- beau . . . bought by our French commissionaire! 1t's the jewelry that's causing such a stir in Paris....so differ- ent from any we've ever laid eyes on before....cl show both a frosted and sparkling .i. ....coral beads interwine to make balls....rhinestones form an’ alliance with (con'st) pearls i lord_ Berryman, famous Evening Star, and a native Ken- give an illustrated ‘mk'm. ....a new bead looks for the work like an opal. ...and crystals cast danc lights on little beads of wood. ...but you'll want to see them for yourself! Mostly chokers and necklaces....some earrings.... and one bracelet. - $5 to $18 Jewelry Shop—Street Floor FF'S ¢ F STREET e e From Norway to Australia-- + - and from India to America,the 8 T ECK enters more homes than any other American piano — i next to the Steinway. Even fifty years ago, in Germany, Wagner composed * Parsifal ” on his Steck. Jmuudsy,indwmdlofl’nhchhm and studios —English, Dutch, Swiss, Polish, Spanish, Italian — you will find thé counterpart of your Steck. An American pimi'éuuld not ‘break down international barriers unless it possess qualities of unmistakable supremscy. That’s why you will find it taking/so prominent » place in our store. pls SPECIAL Wheelock Grand There is a Steck and (rented) ifiuiqfll’y: fine as the day it for§785. Beautifal . | e medebut camnot b classed nn . | new instrument. use period models for only '] several months in a music studio. = $885.Your present piano Regular grice $645 now $495. will gos lms way $2500 down—the balance in 2 yoors toward paying for any one of them. And the balance may be extended over a period of two years. There is » STECK DUO-ART for only $1650 ————————————————————— AZolian Instruments the Steinway Duo-Art the Weber s the Steck s the Strond ¢ the Duo-Ast in each of them