Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1929, Page 36

SOCIETY." 1929 —PART Season of Gayety Foreseen For Society at Bar Harbor New York's Fashion Leaders Concentrating at Famed Resort—Fea ture Entertainments Prominent in the Crowded Calendar. NEW YORK, June 29—One of the) liant seasons in the history of | that ultra-exclusive resort | most_br Bar Harbor, on the Maine coast, is expected, ac- cording to the plans completed by the memb opened their Summer homes there. The Swimming Club has opened and there is a _crowded calendar of events awaiting the members. Colonists are preparing for the tennis matches, while the yachting activity on Frenchman's Bay will exceed anything attempted heretofore, This week the first of the two visit- ing days of the Mount Desert Garden | Club was marked by entertainments. It took place Thursday. The second session is scheduled for July 18. | Among those who volunteered to | open their gardens were Mrs. Herbert Satterlee, Miss Harriet V. C. Ogd Miss Emily Trevor, Miss Mary Rob Coles, Mrs, . John Stewart Ken 1 1s Thorndike, Mrs. Josepii iss Mildred McCormick and Rowell. William Plerson Ham- tat the Eagle ne. Mr. and Mrs.| Leeward for an- | nd his daughters, | t and Miss Audrcy ariposa_and have as Henry May Gittings. | . Willlam T. Manning ew, in Somesville, for the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgen- e opened their villa, Mizzento: d Mrs. Willam Ordway Par- their daughter, Miss Mar- artridge, are at Crow’s Nes villa on Wayman Lake. Mr. 1 Clinton DeVeau has opened Wazeelowa. Mr. and Mrs. ck are at Honfleur House, Nulls Cove, for the season and Miss Rosalie Slack end Henry C. Slack are with their parents. The Hamptons on Long ¥sland to Have Gay Scason. Among the events in the making for | the entertainment of soclety folk at| on_and thereabouts is “The ips.” which will be presentad | Performances are sched- ding nights. The Q ill be utilized for the shows and a number of dinners will precede these events. The Hamptens Players, formerly the | Univ Players, will give perform- ances at the club the evenings of July 10, 24 and August 7. The annual| cabaret will take place Jate next month. August 31 has been chosen for the an- nual masquerade ball. The proceeds for these affairs will be turned over to charity. An interesting bit of news for socief contained in the announce- ment that Miss Bessie Belmont, daugh- ter of the late August Belmont, has joined the company of players in the| Summer Theater at Southampton. | Miss Belmont appeared last year with the University Players in the Hamp- tons, but this is her first appearance in a professional role. Besides Miss who 1is one of the leaders r League, the cast includes | ominent stage folk. The ing directors of the Summer at are Miss Elisabeth Marbury | and Mr. Carl Reed. ‘The calendar of events at Newport | season, . Tésembles that of the Winter in this citys So many parties are scheduled: that it is almost impos- sible for the social set to attend all the affairs listed. A serles of enter- tainments will be held at Oakland Farm, former Newport estate of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. It is now occupied by William H. Vanderbilt. The Newport dog show will be held there August 24. Another event which will receive much attention at the Vanderbilt estate is the annual hopse show which will take place this year at the Newport County fair grounds, which adjoins Oak- land. Several large dinner parties will be given at the estate while the show is in progress. A large swimming meet was held in the club pool at Tuxedo Park today for the benefit of the Tuxedo Memorial Hospital. There were 20 events and both children and grown-ups par- ticipated. Meet Arranged by Member Of Younger Generation The meet was arranged by Jay Rutherford, son of Mrs. Charles Frede- Yic Frothingham, and Richard Mor- timer, son of Mr. and_Mrs. Stanley Mortimer, Young Mr. Rutherford, as president, actively took hold of the management af the meet, arranged the program, solicited prizes, took care of the entries and arranged for social affairs incidental to the meet. Mrs. Henry M. Tilford, Mrs. Richard Mortimer, Mrs. David Wagstaff, Dr. E. C. Rushmore, Mr. Arthur Forrester and Jay Rutherford were members of the executive committee. Entries included Mortimer Ruther- ford, Stanley Mortimer, Mary Kerno- chan, Laura Derham, Frederic Derham, Laurie Butt, Tippy Richardson, Henry Barbey, William Richardson, Madelon Reid, Edith Reid, Buddy Reid, Albert Winslow, Emily Winslow, Julia Mont- their guest Mr of society who already have | Betty Stackpole, William _ Bailey, Brown, Bedford Davie, ) Lucinda Corcoran, William C: Lee Loomis and Priscilla St. George. Ellsworth Bailey, Mrs. Richard Mortimer gave a buffet | luncheon today before the meet for the_contestants and officials. Cups were donated by Mrs. Richard Mortimer, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mor- timer, Mrs. Henry M. Tilford, Mrs. L. Havemeyer Butt, Mr. and Mis. P. L. Barbey, Mr. Legrand Cannon, Mrs. David Wagstaff, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frederic Frothing! n, Mrs. George U. Harris and Mr. Am Carhart. Borden-Richardson Betrothal Announced At a luncheon given recently at the Country Club of Pittsfield, Mass., b Dr. and Mrs. Charles Harper Richard son of 195 Wendell avenue, this city, announcement was made of _the engagement of their daughter, Miss Florence Richargsat, to Lambert Lee Borden, son of th- late Louis Lambert Borden and Mrs. Charles Frinef of New York and Lakeville, Conn. Scott | Miss Richardson was graduated from | Miss Mills' School, Pittsfield. attended Rosemary Hall, Greenwich, Conn., and was graduated in 1924 from the Gardi- ner School, this city. Mr. Borden was graduated this year from Union College, where he wis member of the Sigma Phi. He pre viously attended Yale and prepared coliege at the Canterbury School, Ni Milford, Conn Diplomats of Capital Now Out]ining Plans (Continued from First Page. have taken a cottage for the month of July. In August Mme. Fisa will go to Canada to spend the remainder of the Summer, and Dr. Fisa plans to sail July 15 for a two months' stay in Europe. The secretary of the legation of Portugal, Mr. Augusto Mendes Leal, has returned to this country from Lisbon and is staying at the Wardman Park Hotel. ‘The attache of the Hungarian lega- tion, Baron Paul Schell, again is at the Wardman Park Hotel, returning from Newport, R. 1., where the legation is located for.the Summer. Wedded Couple to Remain For Brief Time in the City Mr. and Mrs. Emnest E. Manser, who were married at noon yesterday at the Mayficwer, will spend about 10 days in Washington before leaving for their future home in Detroit. Mrs. Manser, the former Esther Dodson of Westmont, N. J, is a daughter of Mr. Eugene Dod- son, and niece of Mrs. Louise M. Dod- son, who is associated with Mrs. Alvin committee. Dr. Lucius C. Clark, chan- cellor of American University, officiated at the marriage ceremony, which took place in_ Mrs. Dodson’s apartment at the Mayflower. Mrs. Manser is a grad- uate of Bucknell University, and Mr. Manser is on the staff of the Detroit Free Press. Miss Thompson Tea Hostess For University Women The American Association of Univer- sity Women will have Miss Grace M. ‘Thompson as hostess tomorrow for the bridge at 8 o'clock in the lounge of the clubhouse, 1634 I street, which will be followed by tea at 4:30 o'clock in the sunken room. v Marriage Licenses. Eyanisto Murray, 22, . ¥., and Marian Hali, 20, this city; Rev. . Plerce. Barrett. 27, and Sarah K. Ingram, Froelich. ‘Wiiliams, 25, and Colleen M. F. 1. A, Bennett. T Bowman, 84, and Goldie ¥. Houchen, 43; Rev_James §. Montgomery. ames M. Carper, 27 and Louite V. Ly- yote: 37 both of Richimond, Va.; Rev. W.'A. mbeth. Johnson McFetridge. 37, and Ruth E, Mc- Intire. 35: Rey. Prederick B. Harris. C. H. Brooks. 24, and Mary L. Beach, 22; Rey. C. H. Cannon. Joseph Coleman. 38, and Cora_Coleman, 3%, both of Cerolirie Gounty, Va.; Rev. A. J. er. George E. Bell, 37, Montclair, N. J, and lice A. M. Lewis, 33, this city; Rev. A. F. ore. Emmett L. Perkins, Jr., 25, Elko, Va., and Mamie E. Southworth, 21, ‘Richmond,’ Va.; Rey. John E. Briges. Robert W, Tolen, 21, and Laura L. Marvin, 18, both of Richmond, Va.; Rev. John E. riges. Gerald R. Trimble, 27, and Mae F. O'Con- . Cooke. 22 and Mary Armstrons, al J. Mahaney, 29, and Julla C. Rev. Henry H. Ranck. ries Casey. 29, Arlington County, Va., ind Lucy Woodlong, 20, Alexandria, Va.! Rey. Howard Barnes, gom oan Blair, Susan Stackpole, Closed All D. Augustus Adams, 23, Enfleld, N. C. and P re: Rev. W. arvis. ay Saturdays During July and August Sport Shoes for vacation wear The best grades and all the very dis- tinctive fashions . We illustrate above one model, very popular just now, shown in a combina- tion of leathers—all white buckskin, white with black trimming, white with tan trimming, tan or beige elkskin—all at $10. For Vacation P;riod, | T. Hert on the Republican national | Croton-on-Hudson, | of Mr. and Mrs, | ding trip will be in E: { children left Varied and Charming Social Events Noted ° In C}lCV" Chase Homcs Entertaining in Honor of Visitors Features Week's Record— Sojourns at| Pleasure Resorts Listed.: T | Miss Ethel Marie Kroger, daughter Bernard 8. Kroger, is | le_andl aunt, Mr. and . Stetson, in’ Brooklyn, , where she went to see M of Regent square, | Pittsburgh, il Friday on _the U. 8. S. Carona for Paris, France. M Hufnagle will be married to M nard J. Kroger in Paris, and the! rope for a year. bride will make 1. her uj Mr. Kroger and his {their home in Hollywood, Ca and Mrs. Clift C, ined at tea Sunda the garden of their hor street in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. Walter L. Tharsda Vt.-to spend the Sum Miss V. pany her f tomorrow to join Miss Dorothy V. H, where for the S ter Karl and her Rochester, Scanlan for will accom- ron U. Graham, and ainfield, v Miller’s par- | cller returned 3 trip to State Pa, where they attended a| of "the American Soclety of ation Engineers. Mr. and Mrs and their family are now ding a fow days in Atlantic City, F. ) moto! s left Thursday for | pecial course et the sity of Wis Lee E. Eynon, accompa her son Billy, hns joined her mothel Willlam Eynon, in her mer home at Spring Lake, N. J and Mrs. Joseph Elward returned to their home on Hawthorne street| Monday from Bedford Springs, Pa. | Miss Grace Dutton is again in her| home on Hesketh street after a trip through the New England States. | Dr. Clyde W. Warburton has gone| Chicago _to remain a week. | e and Mrs. Cocll J. Wilkinson have | returned to their home on Forty-fourth | place after spending two weeks in‘ Swampscott. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Devereux and | their children, formerly of Bailtimore, have moved to their new home at 1| West Bradley Lane, adjoining the home | of Mr. Devercux's parents, Dr. and Mrs. | J. Ryan Devereux. 1 | Mrs. B. T. Heflin entertained at| luncheon and bridge Friday at the| Manor Club | Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur La_Roe left | Tuesday for their hom= in Matuchen, N. Y., after being the house guests of | their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and | Mrs. Wilbur La Roe, jr., on Ingomar street. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Halloway and their chil- dren ‘are now occupying their new home | on Oxford strect, formerly the home of | Mr. and Mrs. George Minnigerode. | | Mrs. Ault to Meet Husband, Capt. Ault, in San Francisco. | Mrs. J. P. Ault and her daughters left yesterday for San Francisco, where they will meet Capt. Ault when he arrives, in | August, from Yokohama, Japan. Capt. | Ault will then proceed on the last year of his cruise in Southern Pacific waters, where he commands Carnegie, the non-magnetic ship of the Carnegie In- stitute. Mrs. Ault and her daughters will remain in California until the com- pletion of Capt. Ault's term of sea duty. Mrs. Charles Voteler enntertained her club at_luncheon and bridge Tuesday | in her home on Lowell street. | Gideon A. Lyon and her son, Mr. | d Lyon, have returned to thelr | home on Rosemary street after visiting Mrs, Lyon’s son-in-law and daughter, | | Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, at Mansfield, Pa. Mr. Samuel Davis of California is the | guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sommers | on Elm_street | Miss Fay Smead of Chicago is visting | her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward | Smead, on Elm_street. Dr. gnd Mrs. Willlam Blum have them their niece, Miss Moore of Germantown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. May em,er-’ with | t B. tained at supper-bridge Monday eve- ning in their home, on Jocelyn street, in _honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cn.ne.\ Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Clark and | their daughters, Miss Anita Clark and | Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark, left yester- | i | Cummings lane. Mr. J. Harold De Veau, a student of the University of Pennsylvania, who was a_member of the varsityhcrew at as turned to his home, on Brookville road, to spend the Summer with his parents, | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. De Veru. Mis: Dorothy De Veau is the guest of M: Fugene Sievens in her Summer hom the Poughkeepsie regatta, in Epping Forest, Md. Charming Functions en In Honor of Brides-Elect. Miss Florence Bradley and Miss Ruth Iuncheon June 22, in honor cf Miss Margaret Griffith, whose mar- ringh to Mr. John Livingsten will take Alexander entertained at a and_bridge-shower Saturday, in the home of Miss Bradie place in July. Mr. and Mrs. Pearce entertained at buffet supper_Thursday evening in their home on Garrison street for the of Misy Ruth Pearce. have re- h street a ridal party Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gilbert turned to their home on He: after a trip to New York. Mr. and Mrs. Joseoh their family are speading mer in their country Potomac. the Comdr. Felix X. Gygax, United States Gygax entertained at dinner Wednesday cvening, June 19, in Navy, and Mrs. their home on Morris Mr. John F. Bra over, Pa., (o Visit his parents. Mrs, n street. Karl daughter, Miss the D. Williams Myrta Willia: | water, Va. { and their famil | Hill, N. C,, for six weel Mr, and M 5. M. will give a series of lectures University of North Carolina. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs, occuping their new home, No. 4 mary street Judge and Mrs. Alexander Mullowny Miss Katherine are stopping at the Cham- Point and their daughter, Mullowny, berlin-Vanderbilt Hotel, Old | Comfort, Va. MRS. VALENTINE SENDLAK, Who before her marriage in the early Summer was Miss Ethel Weaver, | rwood Photo. day by motor for thelr Summer home, | terday for New York City to spend a | in Wyane, Me. week. | Mr. Harry E. Chandlee of Upper| Mrs. John Brawner and her daugh- | Montelair, N. J, 15 the guest of his |ter, Miss Elizabeth Brawner, are guests sister, Mrs. D. G. Davis, on McKinley |of 'Mrs. Brawner's brother-in-law and | street. Lieut. M. N. Little of San |sister, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker. on Diego, Calif,, has fjoined his family in |East Lenox street until July 10, when the home of Mrs. "Little's parents, Dr. | they will accompany Mr. and Mrs. Wal- and Mrs. D. G. Davis. Licut. Little will | ker to Saranac, N. Y., for the Summer. be stationed at Annapolis, Md. Mr, and Mrs. Abner H. Ferguson of Mrs. J. Frank Kelly will entertain at | Huntington street entertained at din- luncheon and bridge Wednesday in her |ner last Saturday, June 22, at the An- home, on Ingomar street. | napolis Roads Club. Mr. and Mrs. Fer- Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Doyle and [8uson and their daughter, Miss Mar- their family of Huntington street are |garet Lee Ferguson, sailed Friday from spending two weeks in. thelr Sunfmer | New York on the steamship Statendam home, at Arundel-on-the-Bay, Md. for a tour of the British Isles and con- Mr. and Mrs. John Wort started Fri- | tinental Europe. They will return in day to motor through the New England | September. States and will be gone several months.| Mrs. A. E. Corning entertained the METROPOLITAN 9012 | | | | | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilson left yes- |apron committee of the Y. W. C. 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INDIVIDUA DE MoLL'S FREE OFFER BABY GRAND SUMMER CLUB SALE The Wheelock Club Special DE MoLL Twelfth and G Streets Pianos, Victrolas, Furniture, Radios, Gencr‘al Elechic R;/rl{era!nrs To Join Our is our $10 Delivers, and the rest leave to our budget basis. 95 HIS handsome Grand is offered to you at our introductory price, $495 (it is a $750 value), and will be delivered at once on a payment of $10. Join now and not only reccive the Lamp and Bench, but profit by the tr¢- mendous saving. LITY IN FURNITURE AT DE MOLL’S PIANO AND FURNITURE CO. Mrs. Katherine Thomas has returned | | to her daughter’s hom in_Asbury Park and Philadelphia, Galliher and Sum- home on v motored to Han- Richard Kimball entertained at uncheon and bridge Thursday in her { home at the’ Chevy Chase Apartments ! in_honor of Mrs. Smith of California. ; rs. Walter Johnston was hostess to |} Thomas | er elub at luncheon and bridge Mon- ] and her ns, spent week end with friends in Wide Percy Wilson Phillips have gone to Chapel Phillips at the Moulton are Rose- after visiting | Thursday 3. | SOCIET Y. luncheon Tuesday in her home, on Hampshire to spend the Summer, Mrs, | Cummings lane, fn honor of her aunt, B. W. Hart and_her sons Jack and | Mrs. Buttle of Newark, N. J. | Billy of Omaha, Nebr., are the house | Mr. Winchester Stone, son of Mr. and guests cf Mrs, Hart's brother-in-law | Mrs. George W. Stone, left Tuesday for and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hartley Camp, at Merithen, N. J., to Yonker, nd e Summer, Troamcan You Promtts Lieut. Frederick B. Beltz U, §. N. Ringing of Wedding Beils. e B Mrs. Sidney H. Pearce entertained | Mr. J. A, Bond of Williamsport, Pr at'a trousseau tea from 4 to 6 o'clock |} thC house guest of his daughter. Mrs | Wednesday afternoon in her home on | Wells D. Quiggie of Garrison street. Gaxrrison street in honor of her deugh- ! ter, Miss Ruth Pearce, whose marriage to Mr. Kenneth B. Forbes took nlace last night at the Chevy Chase Baptist Church. Mrs. Wilbur La Roe entertained at luncheon and bridge Wednesday at the Columb'a Country Club. Mrs. George Goetzman entertained at luncheon and bridge Wednesday at, the anor Club in honor of Mrs. Carl F. tuhler. Mrs, Robert Nash and her son, Mr. Robert Nash, formerly of Chevy Chase and Scranton, Fa. visited in -C Chase last week en route to their new home in Clevelend. Ohio. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Moulton their family left Saturday, June motor for New Mexico to spe Summer. Mrs. Walter Dunlop and her daugh- ters, Miss Marion Dunlop and M'ss Ruth | Dunlop. left Thursday. Junc 20, for Summer home in Bay Head, re- al planes and & inity of the P searching for Lieut ¢, Medical Corps, he district head- motor boat, Highlands, Comd s, attached to auarters, Balboa rhoard w ar shing trip Comdr. White was on_duty at the Naval Hospital here. He born in Arlington, Md., in 1892, and was ointed to the Navy in 7. His Mrs. Nellie Grant White, lives isterstown, Md. Jomdr. White was awarded the Navy the C th> Marine Corps st | CCARITOLFUR ~ A s ot 1208C 1. Hartz and Miss Mr, and M for Ci of their g0, ':“ X“Com;;lvn!z i b and Competent Summer FUR SERVICE Miss Carolyn a and Mrs, Rl ‘ay Ja g St over the wee end at Piney Point, Md. Mrs. Frank J. Mulien and her daugh- ter, Miss Jane Mullen of Toledo, Ohio, are the guests of Mrs. Mullen’s brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kroger, on Taylor street Mr. Roger Bearce, son of Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Béarce, is attending a house party in Sherwood Forest, Md., given by Miss Marjorie Crittenden, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Crittenden, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Young left for Bafl River, Cape Cod, | Mass., where they will make their future Special RBrices Prevail on Miss Madeline Yonker, daughter of | home. Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Yonker, left | yesterday for Camp Wabasso in New luncheon Wednesday in her home, on CREERON Don’t forget we are headquarters for #he popular large Flop Hair Hats— $3.98— White and Col- ored Crepe Hals, Larye Head Sizes £5.00— 86.50 Mrs, Melissa F. Snyder entertained at ' New arrival of French Berets in white and colors. Popular priced. 614 121h St., Bet. F & G Seo) Fancy Colored Handkerchief Silk Sport Hats, Large Head Stzes, $3.98 ‘Smart Hats for Vacation Wear SPECTAL selection of hats for travel sports wear. Featuring in White and Pastel colors. Many light- Straws in White, Dlack and Sand. All ned in the favored youthful mode with smart and Summer-weight felts ms of ribbons, ornaments and self trims of Felt. Gage Hats $3.98 to $5.00 A newly arrived offering of these . white and pastel Many attractive styles and comfortable head sizes to choose from. smart tailored hats . . colors . . . Novelty Straws $3.98 to $5.00 Fachion’s latest creations in Fancy Straws are featured in this collection. Hats to please the Miss, Young Woman and Matron . . . Many styles and colors. White Felts, $1.77 Small head-size, cute off-the-face, drooping brim styles, favored in this assortment of White Felts. S.E. Corner 13th & G Sts. S.E. Corner 13th & G Sts. Women's ™ and Misses’ Styles! for these fashion-important White Felt Hats values you cannot duplicate! Styles but a few weeks out of Paris, duplicated in this unusual array of refs<shing crisply dainty WHITE FELTS. We had them specially made up of finest quality fur felt, reproducing every detail of the originals. For town! For countryl No summer wardrobe is complete without at least one of these! Our collection of Colored Felts includes a full range of Pastel shades to match the new summer frocks ALL HEADSIZES notoring through was adviscd Canal Zone, who was recently was for his services in France with