Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1929, Page 43

SOCGIETY." Choral Club Concert Sunday at Quantico Attracts Social Set VWSOETLEDY. D. €, JUNE 2, 1929—PART L Elaborate Plans Outlined | LI J une WeekfiExercises THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. WOMEN IN OFFICIAL LIFE IN THE CAPIT FOR THE SEASON Group of 40 Girls From Annapo[is Snciety Interested in Naval Academy Fredericksburg College T S Program, Which Open Thursday tainments of Past ANNAPOLIS, Md.. June 1.—Starting with Thursday of this week and con- tinuing until the succeeding Wednesday night, June week at the Maryland cap- ital is filled with unusual interest and strenuous entertainment. The annual June ball Wednesday night is the larg- est and most brilllant of all the events, with delivery of diplomas by the Secre- tary of the Navy on the following day A large dinner followed by bridge was given Thursday by Comdr. and Mrs. Henry E. Rossell, C. C.. U. 8. At their residence on Porter road Among those present were Capt. and Mrs. William F. Halsey, Capt. and Mrs. John H. Newton, Capt. and Mrs. John N. Ferguson, Comdr. and Mrs. William S. Farber, Capt. and Mrs. George V. Stewarf, Comdr. and Mrs. John C. Hilliard. Capt. and Mrs. Henry Dinger. Miss Willle Pemberton, Comdr. and Mrs. David I. Hedrick, Comdr. and Mrs. Willlam L. Irvine. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. James C. Clarke, Comdr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Toulon and Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Edwin D. McMorries. | Comdr. and Mrs. Rossell also enter- tained again at dinner Saturday eve- ning. | Lieut. Myron A. Baker. Lieut. Nich- olas B. Van Bergen and Lieut. Prancis Mentz spent the past week end in New York on a short leave. | Among the popular Navy people leav- | ing this week are Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Julian B. Timberlake and Lieut Comdr. and Mrs. Morton L. Deyo. The | former left on Tuesday for Virginia Beach. where Mrs. Timberlake will join her voung son and spend the Summer. Lieut. Comdr. Timberlake will proceed to Philadelphia to join his ship. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Deyo and Miss Lila Deyo left today for California, where | Lieut. Comdr. Deyo will also report for duty. Lieut. and Mrs, Mentz | Soon to Sail for China. Lieut. Francis Mentz and Mrs. Mentz left Thursday for California, from | where they will sail for China, Lieut Ment's new tour of duty. Lieut. and Mrs. Mentz have been among the most popular of the younger married people here and there is much regret over their departure. They have been occu- pying an apartment on Dean street | since their marriage in Virginia last | Autumn Mrs George Mentz. Lieut. Mentz's mother, who has been spending the Winter at Carvel Hall, also left for | Washington. | Miss Mary Randall Magruder, Mrs. | John N. Ferguson and her sister, Miss | Willie Pemberton, and Miss Mollie Mil- | ligan went to Washington Thursday to be the luncheon guests of Mrs. Lee P. | Johnson, wife of Comdr. Johnson of Chevy Chase. Md. The other guests were Mrs. William D. Leahy, wife of Rear Admiral Leahy: Mrs. Arthur H. Rice, wife of Capt. Rice; Mrs. Ander- son C. Pickens, wife of Capt. Pickens. and Mrs. Greene W. Dagger. wife of Lieut. Comdr. Dagger, all of Washing- ton. Mrs. Johnson entertained her guests at the New Willard Hotel. Mrs. William F. Halsey of Washing- ton was the guest of her son ans daughter-in-law, Capt. and Mrs. Wil liam F. Halsey. jr. on the Reina Mer cedes for a few days last week. Wed. nesday afternoon Mrs. William F. Hal- sey, jr.. entertained a few friends in- formally at tea on the Reina Mercedes for Mrs. Halsey. Mrs. Mortimer Johnson and her two daughters spent a part of last week motoring through Virginia. Monday Mrs. Johnson and the Misses Johnson left Annapolis by motor for the North. They will stop at several points, includ- ing ‘New York. Boston and Hartford, Conn., and will spend the late Sum- mer at Prouts Neck. Me. Mrs. Johnson and the Misses Johnson have been | spending the Winter and early Spring | at Carvel Hall. Mr. Barnard Entertains At Annapolis Roads Club, Mr. John Henry Barnard entertained | at a delightful dinner Friday evening at | the Annapolis Roads Club. Mr. Bar- nard’s guests were Mrs. James Alexan- der of Chevy Chase, Md., and her two daughters, Miss Carolyn and Miss Betty | Alexander, and some of the leading members of the cast of the moving | picture “Salute.” which is being taken | here at the Naval Academy. among | whom were Miss Helen Chandler, Mr. George O'Brien and Mr. John Ford. Mr. Walter P. Hudson of the Anna- | politan Club is in New York, a guest at the Manhattan_ Club. Mrs. Harris Laning and Miss Hester laning. wife and daughter of Rear| Admiral Laning, left Wednesday for New York, from where they sailed to spend the Summer in Europe. They spent the Spring at Miss Sue Mun- | ford's on Prince George street. Rear Admiral Laning is here on the Arkansas and his wife and daughter | will join him later abroad. Rear Ad- miral Laning will give a dinner Su day evening, June 2, to a number of his Annapolis friends, among whom are | Mrs. Roscoe Bulmer, Mrs. Carlos | Cusachs and Miss Mollie Milligan. | Mrs. Thomas R. Kurtz and Miss Vir- ginia Kurtz, wife and daughter of Capt. Kurtz, will be at the Peggy Stewart Inn | for the month of June. They arrived on Wednesday from Washington, where Capt. Kurtz has just finished a tour of duty. Midshipman Thomas R. Kurtz, Jr..is a member of the class which wi Temain in Annapolis for the Summer. Capt. and Mrs. William F. Halsey have as their guest on the Reina Mer- cedes Capt. Halsey’s niece, Miss De- borah Turnbull, daughter of Mrs. Har- lan Scott of Wilmington. Del. ~Capt. and Mrs. Halsey left Thursday for | Great Barrington, Mass.. where they | remain until the first of the week and where their daughter, Miss Margaret Halsey, will graduate Monday from the Great Barrington School. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Scott Hosts at Bridge Supper. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Leon B. Scott entertained a large rupper party fol- | lowed by bridge Saturday evening at their residence on Gloucester street. | Among those present were Mr. and Mrs, | D. Claude Handy, Ma). and Mrs, Arthur Owens, Capt. and Mrs. Albert Church, | Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Walden L. Ainsworth, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Julian B. Timberlake, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Vincent H. Godfrey, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Forrest B. Royal, | Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Walter A Hicks, Lieut, Comdr. and Mrs. Hugh | G. Eldredge, Lieut. and Mrs. Victor C. | Barringer, Mrs. Benton Hall Pollock | of St. Louis, and ar. Fred Adams of Washington | Capt. and Mrs. Henry Dinger enter-' e { 1143 Conn. Avenue Exceptional Offerings in Hats Three Unusual Groups as Follows $10 Formerly $1 $7.50 Formerly $12.50 to $15.00 2 | Irwin, Enter- Week Scheduled. |tained at tea Saturday afternoon at | their residence on King George street. | _Capt. Brantz Mayer spent Sunday at York. Pa., where he visited at the home | of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. | and Mrs, Lewis Mayer. |~ Comdr. and Mrs. Wolcott E. Hall en- tertained Sunday evening at their resi- | | dence on College avenue at an informal | | supper party. Those invited were Capt nd Mrs. Henry Dinger, Capt. and Mrs. | William F. Halsey, Capt. and Mrs. Brantz Mayer, Comdr. and Mrs. M. E.| Manley and Mrs. Manley's sister, Mrs. | L. C. Bertolete. | "Mr. and Mrs. Ridgely Melvin spent | part ‘of last week at Atlantic | where they were guests at the conven- | tion of the Maryland bankers. | “Miss Elizabeth Torrey. daughter of | Maj. and Mrs. Philip H. Torrey, enter- |tained at tea for a number of the | younger girls and midshipmen Sunday | afternoon at her residence on Bowyer road. Comdr, and Mrs, Harry E. Shoemaker were guests of Mrs. Carry H. Bryan at| her apartment on Maryland avenue over the week end. Comdr. Shoemaker returned to Philadelphia Monday. Mrs. Shoemaker will remain as the guest of Mrs. Bryan for the month of June. Mrs. Robert B. Hilliard and Miss Hilliard, widow and daughter of Comdr. Hilliard, C. C.. are guests of Mrs. Robison, ;wife of Rear Admiral S. S. Robison, at the superintendent's quar- ters in the Naval Academy. Mrs. Noble E, Irwin, wife of Admiral has been the guest of Mrs. Owens, wife of Maj. Owens (retired) at their home, the Hill, near Annapolis. Mrs, Irwin joined her daughter, Miss Phyilis Irwin, at Charles Town. W. Va., the first of the week. but will return | ghortly to resume her visit with Mrs. Owens. Lieut. and Mrs, Bob Orr Mathews are the guests of Mrs. Mathews’' parents, Prof. and Mrs. Clarence Vernon Fowler, at their residence on Hanover street. Lieut. and Mrs. Mathews have just re- turned frbm China. Mrs. Philip R. Alger of Murray Hil is visiting her daughter and son-in-law. Comdr. and Mrs. Roy C. Smith, a Newport, R. I Woman Clubs of North Suburban Community Sponsor Social Fetes Two Orgnnizlnona in List of Entertainers — Montgom- ery Country Club Host at Dance — Personal Men- tion. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Griffith have as their guest at their home in Silver Spring Mrs. Joseph M. White of Fort Slocum, N. Y. Miss Mabel Griffith will return today after a week's stay in Baltimore. She will go to William and Mary College for June week. Lieut. Claude Dilliveau has returned to Philadelphia after being the house guest of Mrs. B. Reeves Russell in Kensington. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Collins of Newark, N. Y., have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Willis in Edgemoor. en route to their home after spending the Winter in Winter Haven, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Briscoe of Knoxville, Tenn., will arrive this week and will visit relatives and friends in Kensington and Washington. Mrs. Briscoe was formerly Miss Deas Adams of Kensington. Mrs. J. B. Metealf, who accompanied Col. and Mrs. J. L. Gilberth to their home in Battery Park from Fort Ben- ning, Ga., has returned to her home in Louisville, Ky., after a stay of several k. weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson, jr., have as their guests in their home | on’ the Rockville pike the latter’s sister, Mrs, Harris M. Crist, and Mrs. Francis Lawthrop of New York. Mrs. Maude McKelvy has returned to her home in Kensington after a motor trip to Boston. Mr. and Mrs. H. Latane Lewis and family of Edgemoor will leave this week for Tappahannock, Va., where they will attend the commencement exercises at St. Mararet's School. Woman's Club Breakfast Is Largely Attended. The annual breakfast given by the Woman's Community Club of Kensing- ton was held Monday at the Manor Club. The president, Mrs. George C. Shinn, presided, and the reading of the club's history was by Mrs. Robert G. Merritt. A musical program was given by the puplls of the Bradford School. The guests included Mrs. C. B. Graham, Mrs. R. V. Rusk, Mrs. J. H. Taylor, Mrs. Harry K. Corrick, Mrs. E. W. Shepard, Mrs. E. W. Moore, Mrs. Rob- ert G. Merritt, Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. A. B. Bowie, Mrs. Jack G. Scrivener, | Mrs. James E. Lamb. Mrs. George H. Snyder, Mrs. Jobn T. Lewis, Mrs. B. W. Kumler, Mrs. Benjamin L. Vipond, Mrs. Lawrence V. Appleman, Mrs. R. J. Eby, Mrs. H. O. Trowbridge, Mrs. C. A. Skinner, Mrs. Walter S. Pratt, Mrs. G. W. Rose, Mrs. Frank Rusk, Mrs. Wilson L. Townsend, Mrs. John P. Wetherill, Mrs. George Landrick, Mrs. William L. Lewis. Miss Annie Wilson, Mrs. Morris K. Barroll, Mrs. W. E. Parker, Mrs. Harry C. Armstrong, Mrs. Clarence N. | Walker, Mrs. Harry D. Appleby, Mrs. George W. Ashworth, Mrs. Clarence W. Bromall, Miss Mary McCubbin Jones, Mrs. E. M. Harrison. Mrs. E. S. Noyes, Mrs. Willard Warthen, Mrs. Laura Bradley, Mrs, Clarence V. Sayer. Mrs. H. P. Springer, Mrs. Herman McKay, Mrs. Edgar Spinks, Mrs. Harry W. Wanner, Mrs. Robert McMillan, Mrs. Frank Long, Mrs. E. L. Wright, ‘Mrs. H. W. Pisk, Mrs. B. A. Hammond, Mrs. Frederick Brown, Miss Anna’ Peck, Mrs. Leroy Rogers, Mrs. G. H. S. Snyder. Mrs. Charles E. Houghton, Mrs. Fred Kitterman, Mrs. H. W. Hawthorne, Mrs. C. W. Gibson, Mrs. Benjamin Dierdorf, Mrs. G. E. Thomas, Mrs. 1. 8. Childs, Mrs. Thomas Cahoe, Mrs. Spencer Bean, Miss Martha Zimmerman, Miss Edith Wright, Mrs. Charles W. Lane, Mrs Herbert Elder, Mrs. C. H. Potter, Mrs. C. M. Cummiford, Mrs, Charles Osgood, Mrs. James E. Malcolm, Mrs. C. M. Shinn, Mrs. George ‘Schoeneman, Mrs, H. M. Flinn, Mrs. K. L. Hungerford, LS Semi-Annual = = Clearance = Now = i In Progress BARRIS, & EWING Mrs. Charles Rumsey, Mrs. Archibald Woodwell, Mrs. George Davis, Mrs Bradley Van Hosen, Miss Elsie Shinn, Mrs, Edward Singleton, Mrs. Alfred M. Ray, Mrs. C. S. Rabbitt and Mrs. M. Fonda. Mr. Alfred Noyes and Mr. Ashworth are expected to arrive at their homes in Kensiagton Wednesday from Washington and Lee University where they are students. Miss M. E. J. Czarnomska will arrive this week from Sweet Briar College to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lamb in Kensington before leaving to spend the Sumnier in the North. Mr. James Lamb, jr., is expected home this week from Rutgers College and he will be accompanied by Mr. Richard Had- den of Perth Amboy, N. J, & class- mate. Elaborate Dance Features Season’s Soclety Program. The dance given Wednesday evening by the Montgomery Club was largely attended from the county, Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. The State armory in Kensington was decorated in purple and gold streamers with a large quantity of Toses, peonies and iris be- ing used. Miss Emily Russell. Miss Jean Skinner, Miss Elizabeth Williams, Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, Mr. Reuben Riggs. Mr. Otho Trundle, Mr. David Warthem and Mr. Douglas Waters were members of the committee in charge. The music was furnished by a | Baltimore orchestra. Mrs. E. P. Chewning of Edgemoor entertained Tuesday with - a bridge luncheon, Others entertaining in Edge- moor this week were Mrs. Frederick Coleman and Mrs. Caroline Novack. Mr. and Mrs. Mason B. Leming of North Chevy Chase will leave Thurs- day on a motor trip to Oberlin, Ohio, and Waldron. Ark ., to be gone a month. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis of Ken- sington and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Pratt of Capitol View, have returned from a motor trip to Virginia. They were accompanied home by their daugh- ters, Miss Catherine Lewis and Miss Helen Louise Pratt. who have been stu- dents at Hollins College and Sweet Briar College. respectively. Mr., Louis Anthony of Battery Park | has gone to Jamestown, R. I.. where he is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elisha An- thony. Miss Lulu Ailes will arrive this week from Scarborough-on-the-Hudson, to George | spend the Summer with Mrs. H. S. Afles in Bethesda. | Mr. and Mrs. Ponald Simpson have had as their guest in their home North Chevy Chase, Mrs. Jack B. Hut- son of New York, who is en route to Chicago. Bethesda Club Meets At Charter Day Luncheon, Mrs. Gilbert Gr recently elect- ed president of the Woman's Club of Bethesda, presided at the charter day | luncheon held Monday at the club- house in Sanoma. The guests and speakers were Miss Janet Richards, Miss Emma Os r and Mrs. Rok | ert Howard t president, Mrs Frank C. Getzendanner: Mrs. Enoch | Johnson, Mrs. James Kilpatrick, Mrs, George R. Anderson, Mrs. Edward L. Stock, Mrs. Julian Wallace, Mrs C. Karr and Mrs-Earl W. Chafee were members of the honorary commit- tee. Miss Mona Gill was chairman of the committee in charge, which was | composed of Mrs. E. H. Etz, Mrs. Henry W. Glassie. Mrs. G. W. Pyle, Mrs. | George E. Pariseau, Mrs. Richard An- trobus, Mrs. § Reginald B. L Miss J guest of A ton in_their Chase during venor, been the n Ather- rth Chey home at Noj left Wedne the Winter, and, Ohio Mrs. Granville Curry entertained Tuesday in her home at Edgemoor with a luncheon followed by bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Recse Cover of Elkton Va., have been the guests of Mr, and Mrs. M. B. Stickley in Kensington having come to attend the graduation of their daughter, Miss Ruth Cover | from Arlington Hall Mrs. William D. Little of Charleston {W. va., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs |Harry Armstrong in Kensington. She will leave tomorrow for her home and will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Armstrong. Mr. Robert Bundy of Edgemoor left, this werk for Memphis, Tenn., where | he will be for a month e - | To attract Americans and other for- eign visitors to Great Britain and Northern Ireland, a British travel asso- | ciation, with government support, has | | been organized and has been assured an income of $80,000 a year for five years. | Hi!!i'.-fi!i!fi&fifi!fi!i&fi!fi!fi%&fié [ ) Ladies’ Hats Of Every Description Cleaned and Blocked In Any Desired Style Head sizes of hats can be made either smaller cr larger Hat Trimmings Hat Frames RtRtRtRtR R th R R LGR Ladies’ Capital Hat Shop $15 Formerly $20.00 to X $30.00 to 0.00 WWWMIHIMHIWMIIWHMIIIHMWWE 508 Eleventh St. N. Of Personal Interest To Washington Residents Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Behrend were hosts at dinner at the Town and Country Club on Saturday . having a party of 12. | Behrend was hostess at luncheon in her Chevy Chase the same da; M Bertha Coblenzer, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Ladislaus Detre of Budapest, Hun are in Atlantic City. Miss Beatrice Strasburger mo- tored to Atlantic City for the week end with friends, to be with her grand- home in M | mother and aunt. Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss, accompanied by her daughter Evelyn and her son, Emanuel Schloss, motored to Atlantic City Thursday to spend the week end with relatives Miss Elizabeth Kohner and Miss Vera Reifkin are home from their studies at Goucher College. Mr. ington and Lee University, Lexington Va, Mrs, Emma Heller and Her son, Mr. Paul Heller, returned the early part of the week from a stay of 10 days at th2 Ritz-Carlton, Atlantic City A Norman Luchs recently enter- THE WOMAN'S FROCKS take precedence in the mode $19.75 The smart woman longer relegates her sleev frocks to the court—but makes serve the day around. it is wonder, for th Pauli I'rocks are 1t sssence of comfort and S mer chic. With trick plai tailored bows, various ne treatments and belts. In wash pique, flat embroidered crepes. All less the A no as lucerne blue, and print } [ ( | | | Raleigh H ( | Robert Louis is home from Wash- SHOP OF RALEIGH flesh, orchid, maize, white, pistache, green. | tained at a family luncheon in her home on Fulton street | Mrs. Loeffler, who spent several weeks | with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Peyser, has returned to her home in New York. Mrs. Julia Birkenwald of Baltimore has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney C. Kaufman of 1868 Columbia road for the week, and has been enter- tained by many friends Miss Olive Lansburgh has returned from a s al weeks at French Li¢ eturned to her apa a home in Phila- Edna Dreyfuss will leave to- ow to spend two weeks at the St. les Hotel, Atlantic City. s. Joseph Dreyfuss returned Mon- | day_from a visit of two weeks in New York, the guest of her sister, Mrs, S. Treitel. Miss Marjorie Feist, National Park Seminary, left Thursday for her Summer home at Deal, N. J., | where she will remain for the Sum- mer. Her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Feist, are spending some weeks at Vichy, after a stay in Par Mr. and Mrs n ' Mr. and Mrs. Jerome who attended ewmyer \ and Meyer motored HABERDASHER (—'-——fi.——fi_—_'.—‘——-‘———.—fi PAULINA no e- tennis em nd he n- ts, ck novelty . R crepe, prints, Rajah and the cool Summer colors— As well s, in light and dark colors. Models with sleeves also shown. Frock sketched is white crepe with colbrful embroidered flowers aberdasher 1310 F Street Mansions from | Charmingly Entertain. General and Special Notes QUANTICO, June 1.—The feature for last Sunday evening at Quantico was a program given by the Choral Club of the State Teachers' College in Fredericksburg, Va. The concert was given in the post gymnasium and about 40 girls participated. including several solo numbers given by memb:rs of the club. Mrs. Pfeiffer, wife of Capt. Pfeiffer, entertained 26 gues Friday afternoon to meet Mrs. L. V Waterbury of Mount Vernon. N. Y. who is visiting on the post with her niece and nephew, Capt. and Mrs. L. D. Hermle. Mrs. Kendall, wife of Capt. Donald J. Kendall, had a luncheon party of six for Mrs. Waterbury Tuesday after- noon Chaplain J. T. Casey entertained s party of frisnds at dinner Monday evening. Among those going to the 2d Di- vision reunion in Boston from here are Maj. R. L. Denig. Capt. L. D. Hermle and Capt. M. H. Silverthorn Capt. W. H. Harrison left the post last Sunday for Norfolk, Va., where he will take instruction at school for sev- Omar T. at tea | eral months preparatory to going to sea | for duty. Upper left: Mrs. David Hopkins, who, | with her husband, Representative Hop- | kins, is at the Roosevelt. | Upper right: Mrs. Francis Seiberling, | wife of Representative Seiberling of | Akron, Ohio, living at the Mayflower. Lower left: Mrs. W. A. Ayres, with| her husband, Representative Ayres eof Wichita, Kans., and their daughters, she | is at the Chastelton. Lower right: Mrs. Felix Herbert, with | Senator Herbert of Rhode Island, she Is passing the Spring at Wardman Park | HARRIS & EWING to Philadelphia Thursday to be the | | Ruests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuels over | | the week end. ) | Mrs. Samuel Goldenberg is visiting | | her sister. Mrs. Nathan Kaufman, in | Providence. R. L. | | _ Miss vVirginia Kaufman and Miss | Mariorie Hertzberg were joint hostesses | | at & “stag” dinner Wednesday night at | the Country Club, entertaining 35 | | guests. Dinner was served at one long | teble in the ballroom, attractively deco- | rated in vari-colored balloons, sus- | | pended from the chandeliers, and with | side lights. Peonies, daisies and other | Spring flowers in pastel shades formed the table decoration, with souvenirs of | pastel shades of chiffon handkerchiefs | for each guest and place cards with | clever verses—hits on each one—at the plates. An orchestra played throughout {the dinner and for the dancing that followed. | " Miss Sylvia Sherby, daughter of Mr. |and Mrs. Harry Sherby, returned home from_Goucher College Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherby are spending the week end in Atlantic City. The luncheon of the Washington Hadassah Chapter will take place at the Mayflower Hotel Tuesday, June 4, at 12:30 o'clock. A splendid program has been arranged. Mrs. Moses Epstein of New York will make an address, “The Pageant Hadassah.” “Tree of Life” will be presented, with Mrs. Herman | Hollander, Mrs. David H. Kushner, Mrs. Morris Gewirz, Mrs. A. Goldstein, Miss Betty Liebson, Miss Bessie Weinberg |and “Miss Augusta Silverman partici- pating. All reservations must be in prior to the luncheon. Requests for | tickets may be made to Mrs. William I. | Ogus and Mrs. Louis Rosenthal. | Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rythenberg, who | were here to attend the Rythenberg-Si- | mon wedding, Saturday. May 25. at the | Mayflower Hotel, have returned to their home in Sumter, S. C. | The Friday Card Club gave a Idnch- | con, followed by cards, Tuesday at| | Wardman Park Hotel, in honor of Mrs. | Meyer Stern of Schuvler Arms. | Mrs. Leo S. Schoenthal is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hess, in Atlantic City. | Mrs. Harry Kaplan returned Tuesday | Miller, Maj. and Mrs. A. H. Turnage are spending some time in Widewater, Va with Mrs. Turnage's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pyke. Maj. Turnage will leave shortly for duty with the fleet on the West Coast. Mrs. Turnage will re- main at home for the present. Mrs. MacInnis, wife of Lieut. H. J. MacInnis, Dental Corps, U. S. N., and her small son left this week for Hagers- town, Md., where she plans to spend the Summer with relatives. Sergt. Maj. Shapiro Honered pon His Retirement. A most colorful military ceremony was held on the parade ground on Fr: day afternoon for the retirement Sergt. Maj. David Shapiro, who just completed serving 30 years in the Marine Corps. A regimental parade, consisting of companies from the Bar- racks Detachment, Signal _Battalion and the 10th Regiment was held at 4 o'clock. The colors and color guard ‘were furnished by the Barracks De- tachment. The post band completed the detail necessarv for the ceremonv. Mrs. Miller. wife of Maj. Lyle H left this week for Northern Michigan where they have 2 Summer cottage on Crystal Lake. Mrs. Miller will be away for the Summer and Mdj Miller will join her later for his va- cation. Mrs. Woods, wife of Capt. S. A. Woods, arrived this week and is now at home in their quarters at the Post. Capt. Woods has been here several weeks. Mrs. Brown, wife of Capt. Lee H. Brown, who is on duty in the Judge Advocate General's office in Washing- ton. was a visitor at the post Tuesday. Capt. and Mrs. Brown have recently taken an apartment at 5402 Connecti- cut avenue in Washington. = Air Pilots From Brown Field ted for Bombing Practice. A number of pilots trom Brown Field are leaving the post Monday for bombing practice at Hampton Roads. Va., and will be away about two weeks. Miss Mary Tyler Heiner, daughter of Capt. R. G. Heiner, Medical Corps, U. S. Navy., and Mrs. Heiner, went to Annapolis Wednesday to be with Miss Martha King, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. E..J. King, during the June week. Others fro mthe post who enjoved th~ festivities of June week in_Annapolic were Lieut. Col. and Mrs. R. B. Sul- livan, Lieut. and Mrs. Ralph E: Forsythe. » Lieut. and Mrs. W. D. Bassett and Lieut and Mrs. G. H. Towner. Capt."and Mrs. R. G. Heiner arr spending the week end at Blue Ridgr Summit_in Pennsylvania. ‘The Tuesday Clubs were entertainec this week by Mrs. Brice, wife of Lieut W. O. Brice, and Mrs. Farrell, wife of Lieut. E. J. Farrell. Mrs. Arnett en- tertained for the Thursday afternoor Bridge Club. ‘The newly formed Junior Leagu held the second of a series of dance at the Officers’ Club Wednesda: evening. ‘The Friday morning speaker for th staff and students of the Marin- Corps Schools last Friday was Comdr C. B. Platt of the staff of the schools from a visit of two weeks in New York where she was the guest of her son-in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harr Kaplan. Mrs. Clara Barnes will return from ¢ three weeks’ stay in Atlantic City th coming deek. She was accompanied b- her cousin, Mrs. Fannie Mayer ¢ Mount Vernons N. Y. The Friday Afternoon Club gave farewell luncheon recently, followed b cards, at Harve Special—for shampooing Powder Box, Tar Hecart Co. “F Street at Seventh” S jPow’der Box Permanent Wave One Week You may purchase a service ticket for $10 and receive $12 worth of work. ‘In other words, you get a $10 permanent wave (in- cluding finger wave and shampoo) and still have $2 left for any other service within one month from date ticket is purchased. Also for this week, all plain will be 25¢ Fitth Floor