Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1929, Page 39

SOCIETY." Week of Gayety Is Enjoyed By North Shore Cottagers Series of Polo Matches Special Fenture—Cruising Season Provides Interesting Program—Promi- nent Washingtonian BEVERLY, Mass.. July 1 weather favored the Washington cot- tagers and sojourners for a busy week on the Massachusetts North Shore, where so many from the Capital are spending the Summer months. The Myopia Hunt Club at Hamilton has been putting on a series of polo matches which have been a lure to Summer vis itors from all along the shore. The f: mous sport club has two of the finest polo fields to be found in the country d the well played games have been After a successful cruise to “acht Club fleet is home again at Ma biehead. The cruise this season was well entered and the daily races were «f much interest, Two well known art organizations—the North Shore Arts Association and the Gloucester Socleiy s ave opened their annual exhibitions, which will continue through the month, and the work of several Washington artists will be shown dur- ing the exhibition. Mrs. George von L. Meyer, wife of former Secretary of the Navy, is opening the gardens of her Rock Maple estate, at Hamiiton, We day, for the annual garden party in a of Christ Episcopal Church at Hamil- | ton. One of the most interesting events of the week to come will be the wed- ding which will take place Saturday, July 20, at Edgewater ‘House, home of Mt and Mrs. Joseph Leiter at Bever! Parms. when Mrs. Leiter's sister, Mrs. Francés Williams Pitney, widow of Mr. John Rallentine Pitney, will become the bride of Mr. Houston Rawis of New York City will come from Washington for the wedding and the reception which will follow tae ceremony. Secretary and Mrs. Good Resting at Eagle Head. Segretary of War and Mrs. James W. Good and their family are at Eagle Head, the Summer home of former United States Minister to Sweden and Mrs, Tra Nelson Morris at Manchester, where they will be until the 1st of Sep- tember. known on the North Shore. is located on a point on the ocean front and com- mands a wonderful view of the sea and shore. The Secretary returned to Washington the first of the week and joined his family again today for a brief visit. Mrs. Philip Owen Coffin and her children have come from Washington for their usual visit with Mrs. Coffin's mother, Mrs. George von L. Meyer. at Rock Maple Farm. her country home in the Mvopia district. Mr. Coffin will join them at Rock Maple Farm later in the season. —Rare July | A number of guests | The estate is one of the best | s Among Sojourners. Dean and Mrs. G. C. F. Bl’z:uunhlJ | again are in their Summer home at Braces Cove, out on Eastern Point in | Gloucester. and will be on the North Shore until September. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. R. Ogilby of Chevy | Chase are at Blueberry Lodge, their Summer home on Grapevine road at t!'lsl Gloucester, for their usual vaca- fon. . Mr. Eben Comins of Washington, well | known in circles in the Capital, is at East Glow~sster, where he takes prominent p.rt in the affairs of the "artists' colony. | Mrs. Samuel Herrick of Washington |is at the Rockaway at East Gloucester | for a North Shore stay. Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Bryant are in their cottage on Shetland road at Rock- | port for the Summer. | Miss Margaret Carey is at the Fracker cottage on the Rockport headlands for the season. Mr. John Coolidge and Fiancee Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stearns. | Mr. John C. Coolidge, son of former President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. | who is now a student at the Harvard | Summer school. has been the guest of | Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Stearns at Red | Gables, their Summer home at Littles Point In the Swampscott district. Miss Florence Trumbull of Hartford, Conn., fiancee of young Mr. Coolidge. | been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. St: S, Mrs. Charles W. Porter, with her son-ii-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Morse, of the Swampscott are enjoying a trip to Iceland, , Denmark and Sweden. They are planning to return in August for a late season stay. The Rev. Dr. Roland Cotton Smith of Washington is in his Summer home | at Ipswich for his usual season on the | North Shore. z | _ Among the vachts participating in Eastern Yacht Club cruise to Bar Har- bor was the yawl Karentia, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Demarest Lloyd. The craft is one of the most interesting seen in these waters this season and at- tracted much attention. Mr. James M. Green is at the Ocean- side, at Magnolla, for a North Shore sojourn. Col. and Mrs. Edward B. Clark are among the July visitors at the Ocean- | side. at Magnolia. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Moebs are again in their Marblehead home for the | Summer season. ! thusiastic yvachtsman, and his_eraft sails in many of the Eastern and Corin- | thian Yacht Club races, which are held off \Marblehead. Society News of Week And Personal Notes Of Nearby Maryland Matrimonial Events, Anni- versary Celebrations and Enjoyahle Outinge Amcn¢ Features Chronicled—V rious Communities Repre- sented. HYATTSVILLE. July 13.—An_an- nouncement of much interest in Upper Prince Georges County was that of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Dodge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dodge of Riverdale, to Mr. Carl 8. Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Klein of Okonoko, W. Va.. The cere- mony was perfomed Wednesday mor! Ang, June 26, in the Sixth Presoyteria Church, Washington. the Rev. Godfr Chobot, pastor of that church, offic} ing. in the presence of only a small company. The bride Wore a _gown of light blue georgette trimmed with lace, and carried a bouquet of pink roses. The matron of honor was Mrs. Joseph A Dodge. ir., the bride’s sister-in-law, and the best man was her brother. Mr. Joseph A. Dodge, jr. After a wedding trip to Eagles Mere, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. | Klein returned to Riverdale, and are now with the bride's parents. Mr. Charles O'Connor of Norristown, | Pa., has been visiting his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. O'Connor, Waldor! avenue, in Capitol Heights. Mr. McCullough Wilson of Wilming- ton, N. C., has been the guest of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Noble J. Wilson. in Hyattsville. Mrs. Marguerite Sands and her son, Francis, are visiting in Orkney Springs, | Va. Mr. and Mrs Richmond. Va Mr. and M Luttrell avenue, Jeffrey Stanback of have been the guests of John B. Reeside, jr., on vattsville. Mr. and Mrs. W. . Childs of Pred-‘ erick, Md., have been visiting Mrs. Childs' sister, Mrs. T. Carroll Grant, in Hyattsville. . Miss Annie Fieser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fieser. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. Mouris Grass, in York, Pa. 0 Party on Nation's Birthday Marks Group of Anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Petrie of Cheverly were hosts at a Fourth of July part: the occasion being the celebration of the birthday anniversaries of little Rob- ert Granger. Mrs. George Parks and her small daughter, Margaret; Miss Jean Gardner, Mr. Willes Cole, Mr. Edward Ryan and Mr. Petrie, all of them born in July. The guests included Mr. Granger and his family, Mr. and Mrs. George Parks. Mr. and Mrs. Cole, Mr. and Mr: iward Ryan, Miss Jean Gardner, Miss Norma Lynham, Miss Janet Driman, young Mr. John Driman, Mrs. M. Donald and Mr. and Mrs, Petrie of Kenilworth. An outdoor pic- nie, with Scottish songs and dances, fireworks and the distribution of gifts w eatures of the occasion. Mr. H. Bentley Mackenzie, son of Dr. and Mrs, A. B. Mackenzie of Cap- | itol Heights, is en Japan: Shanghai, China, and other points in the Orient. He expects to be gone two years or more. clerk of the route to Tokio, | Dy, Shields' mother, Mrs. George H. Bra dy. En route they will stop at Vi ginia Beach, where they will spend | few days with Mr. Shields’ grand- mother, Mrs. Mary Ridley Shields, who | is 98 vears old. Mrs. Shields will be | absent about a month. and Mr. Shields | | expects to return the Iatter part of | next week. Banking Association Holds Annual Meeting. The Prince Georges County Banking | Association held its annual meeting at | | Benedict, in Charles County, this aft- ernoon, when officers for the ensuing year were named and other business transacted. Dinner followed the busi- nkss session, and the members of the | association remained at Benedict over- night and tomorrow a number of the party will try their luck at fishing, r turning to Prince Georges County la: in the afternoon. Besides the mem- bers of the association there were sev- | eral invited guests. Miss Agnes Brown and Miss Betty ) Brown of Hyattsville entertained at | supper Sunday night. July 7. their | guests including Miss Virginia Sturgis. M Roberta Howard, Miss Molly | Owens, Miss Elizabeth Owings, Miss ! Dixie Robinson, Miss Mary Latane Smith and Mise Mary Louise Carr, Mr. | William Haile, Mr. Charles Ross. Mr. Charles Owings, Mr. Daniel Fahe; | Mr. Charles Grifith, Mr. m | Bushong, Mr. Ralph Powers, Mr. Sher- man Hollingsworth, Mr. Nicholas Orem, Mr. Paul Hensen and Mr. Je Mun- son. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson Harrison and their family recently moved from Laurel | to Hyattsville and are now residing on | | Ralston avenue between Luttrell and | Wine avenues. Mrs. William L. Atwater of Cheverly 1 entertained the members of the Chev- erly-Tuxedo School Association at its last meeting. Mrs. John N. Ogle will | be the club’s hostess later in the month. | Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Mackenzie have returned to Capitol Heights from a visit | to relatives in New York, Brooklyn, White Plains and Hackensack. On their | return trip they stopped over for several | days at Asbury Park, N. . | Mr. Willlam H. Edwards of Laurel has_returned from a visit to relatives in Staunton, Va. Mrs, B. P. Warren entertained at bridge Friday in her Laurel home in compliment to Mrs. Arthur Gough of | W;g' V{'r‘ln!l, s, James Boss, Miss Margaret.Boss and Mr. James Boss have feturned from a motor trip to Trenton and | Woodbury, N. J., and have as their | guest in Laurel Miss Marietta Derby of Accomac, Va. Rev. and Mrs. Crusoe Observe | Twenty-fitth Wedding Anniversary. | The Rev. and Ms, Charles E. Crusoe celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding | anniversary Thursday night, the festivi- | ties taking place in the rectory at | Aquasco, in the extreme lower section of Prince Georges County. Dr. Crusoe's rectorship of St. Paul's parish has ex- tended over a period of 10 years. With his eldest daughter, Miss Dorothy Anne Crusoe, he has spent several months abroad in the study of church life in rural parishes as well as in the ca- thedrals of Great Britain. As rector of old St. Paul's Brick Church at Baden he is interested in and is attempting to trace the early English permission for | the erection of the church at Baden in 11692. When the necessary data is se- | cured he will compile a history of the parish. The guests at the wedding an- | niversary numbered over a hundred, and ‘o‘ '-‘J‘:cm" cnr:m l{telelvefl & number e and useful gifts - ‘memoration of the event." nieoel Mrs. Addison M. Smith and ruovos 34 VNPERW OO P is visiting Miss Mary Jane Stamley and | Miss Betty Stanley in Laurel. Mrs. A. Y. Martin and her daughters of New York are the guests of Mrs Martin's father, Mr. R. Lee Nichols, in Laurel Miss Grace Gough of Laurel is visit- | ing in West Virginia, | The Rev. and Mrs. J. C. M. Shrews- | bury ve returned to Upper Marlboro from a visit to relatives in Western-| port, Md. The annual chicken supper under the auspices of the Ladies’ Guild of Epiphany Church, at Forestville, will| be held Wednesday. August 21, in Odd | Fellows’ Hall at Forestville. | Announcement is made of the mar- | riage of Miss Dorothy Ryon, daughter | of former County Commissioner Charles | A. Ryon and Mrs. Rvon of Ritchie. to | Mr. Lawrence E. Dutrow, a member of | Maryland’s State olice force, at Hagers- | town, Md. Wednesday, June 26. Mr Dutrow has been stationed at boro for a year or so. Following t ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Dutrow visited the bridegroom’s parents in Berkeley | Springs, W. Va, The bride has been a | clerk in the office of the register of | wills of the county for a number of | vears. \ esents Kappa Delta Unit | in National Convention. | | Miss Elizabeth Clagett Clark. daugh-| ter of Mr. and Mre. Charlton M. Clark | of Upper Marlboro. who graduated from George Washington University. spent last week at Biloxi. Miss. A delegate to the national conv tion of Kappa Delta Sorority. A companied by Miss Eugenia Cuvil Mer of Wacshington. she is lpendlng this week with friends in the French | quarter of New Orleans, and before re- turning will visit friends and relatives | at Jackson and Koeciusko, Miss.. Mem phis and Louisville. Miss Clark has ac- cepted the position of coach next season of the girls’ rifle team of George Wash- ington University, which team for the | third time won the championship of | American colleges and universities un- | der the auspices of the National R!fl!l Association. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Schult; ton have been visiting their and daughter. Mr. and Ridgell, in Washington. Mr. Thomas Gwynn and family are in their Summer home on Broome's Island, in Calvert County, Md. | Mrs. B. O. L. Wells of Riverdale is | chaperoning a party of young Hyatts- ville and Riverdale folk, who are guests | of Mr. Arthur Ci in his cottage on | Battle Creek. an arm of the Patuxent | River, in, Caivert County. Miss Louise Swift of Washington has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. Kerby, at Fort Foote. Miss Swift spent the latter part of the week with Miss Helen Van _Wormer at Springbrook Farm, near Fort Foote. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Royston and their grandson, Thomas Royston. ir.. .and | their daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Bon- brest, all of Congress Heights. have been visiting Mrs. J. Kerby and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Finagin at Fort Foo! Mrs. Charles L. Houser of Lanham motored to East Orange, N. J.. where she spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Conway. formerly of Lanham. Mrs. H. Walters of Baltimore is visit- ing her mother, Mrs. Willlam Haden, at | Lanham. Mrs. Bagelman and her family are motoring to Niagara Falls and Chicago. | lnflklre expected to return early next week. Mrs. M. L. Harvey and Mrs. H. H. Rowland are on & motor trip to Ca- | nandaigus and Niagara Falls. They are expected back early next week. Pred Winter Collers of Tulsa, a Cheyenne Indian chief, who is a law student in Washington, was guest of honor at an entertainment given by Miss Dorothy Kline of Glenn Dale, in the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Bair. Mrs. Mary Hardisty has returned to Bowie after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Hanson Perkins, in Maywood, T, near Chicago. o e Upper lefi: Miss Elvira Johnson, Johnson, who will make her formal how o MCenler: Mrs. Moncure Burke Bery, aughter of Capt. and Mre. to sock formerly Miss M. Alfred W. C. H. Elliott, one of the Capital's popular young m: iss Carol Grosveno present her io socle whone parents, Mr. in the Autumn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Burch, photo- | Helena Charters have completed a visit | |in_Pennsylvania. Dr. James H. Truitt of Glenn Dale " | went Friday to Fort Washington, where he has been assigned on active duty as major In the Reserve Corps for a period of two weeks. Mr. Caleb C. Magruder and his niece, Miss Betty Magruder, of Upper Marl- boro, are in East Gloucester, Mass..4 where they will spend the remainder of July. | Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Spencer of Hyatts- | ville are visiting Mrs. Spencer’s father, Mr. E. L. Hardy, in Boston. | e Nupt;arl Ceremnn;es. Past and Prospective. In Society Calendar _(Continued From First Page) _ men in Chevy Chase, the Rev. Jomes Hogan officiating. ‘The marriage of Miss Marie Adrian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adrian of Herndon, to Mr. Leonard L. Burger of Detroit, Mich., took place in Hern- don, Va., Priday, July 5. T'-'{M Home Wedding lay Afternoon. ‘The wedding of Miss Sara Horton of | Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Mr. Francis Newsom Witt of Old Forge, N. Y., took | Ppiace Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock | in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.| Burke, brother-in-l]aw and sister of | the bride,. the Rev. George Culbertson | officiating. The house was prettily decorated with white and pink gladioli and ferns. ¥ The bride was gowned in a beige- | color chiffon, combined with lace, and | wore a hat and shoes to match. She | | Mrs. M. B. Horton, ’swflthenrl roses and lilies of the val- ev. “Mrs. Thomas J. Burke, who was _matron of honor for her sister. was at- tired in copenhagen blue chiffon and carried pink rosebuds and biue deiphi- nium. Mr. Burke was best man for Mr. Witt. Following the ceremony, an informal reception was held for the number of guests and the color scheme in the dining room was pink and white. The table had an effective ar- rangement of pink roses and ferns. mother of the bride, wore a gown of black and white chiffon. Later in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Witt left for a wedding trip to Canada. The bride's going-away costume being an ensemble of tan crepe with a blouse of egg-shell color crepe and hat and in Old Forge, N. Y. llMiu Wright Entertains Alpha Omicron Group! Alpha Omicron Pi, Pi Delta Chapter of the Universit; ‘Washington Alumni Chapte; Was | entertained by the president of Pi Delta Chapter. Miss Genevieve Wright. in her | Chase, home on Western avenue, Chevy Md. A business meeting preceded the program. To solve the problem of housing the city's working classes. Manila, P. I, will erect municipal tenement houses at a cost of $5,000,000. of Maryland, and the | SOCIETY. | Curley | The Curley Club's annual lawn fete is | (= heduled for tomorrow night at Sixth ||| street and North Carolina avenue south- east. In case of rain tomorrow the party will be given Tuesday. | . Miss Monica E. A. Gordon is chair- | man, and her assistants include Miss Gretchen Baden, in charge of the cake table; Mise Elinor Dunnigan. in charge of dolls: Miss Helen McGarvey, charge of fancy work: Miss Stella Mec- Garvey, In charge of candy: Miss Mary L. McGee, in charge of publicity: Mr. Willilam Boyd, in charge of ice cream: Mr. Harry Candee, in charge of soft | drinks; and Mr. Aloysius McGarvey. in | charge of country store. They have | been at work for months preparing for this annual event of the club. The bunny prepared for the “kiddies’ grabs” i unique and filled with sur- prises for the youngsters. In fact, spe- cial attention will be given these young guests. | " Miss Ethel Ammon has donated a ,handmade rug for this event which is limited | | shoes to match. They will be at home When better waves are given ack” will give them One of our regular $10 " permanents s5 Complete “Including Finger Wave” Marcel Top—Ringlette Ends | Expert Operators in Attendance CALL x || “Jack’s Perm. WaveShop” ! 1320 “F” St. N.W. Metropolitan MAN3. .. Suite 204, | much admired and will prove an added , Mary M. Flannery and Mrs. President and Mrs. Hoover Passing Midsummer Season |Quietly in the White House (Continued From First Page.) President James Monroe, and the Pan- American Union took their places in the week’s festivities. Dr. Rowe, di- rector general of the Pan-American Union, was host at another of tha in- | teresting concerts of Latin American | music Tuesday evening, the program being given from the Esplanade, with the rare beauty of the Asztec garden for a background. The large company was representative of society here, | diplomatic, official and residential. Mrs. Barnett, wife of a former com- mandant of the Marine Corps. Maj. | Gen. George Barnett, retired, was the | guest of honor Thursday evening at the Arts Club, Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Lewis acting as hosts. Mrs. Barnett told in | her easy and fascinating way of her experiences from the time she received | her formal notification from the Court | of St. James that her majesty would | receive her until after she posed for her pictures at half-past midnight fol- | lowing her presentation at court. | party was given in the historic little | garden of the club. which will be en- i larged in time for next Summer's parties. The short visit of the distinguished | Frenchman, Gen. Gouraud, en route to the reunion of the Rainbow Division | in Baltimore, was reminiscent of those exciting days of the war when Wash- ington entertained so many great fight- ers of France and her allies. The two days of Gen. Gouraud's stay were filled with entertainments. those invited | being, seifishly, 21l men. Mies Clephane Hostess ]‘ To Zeta Tau Alpha Group ‘The Washington Alumnae Chapter of { Zeta Tau Alpha fraternity held its July | meeting. followed by bridge, in the home of Miss Beatrice Clephane Thurs- day etening. Miss Helen Shaw. who is spending several weeks in Washing- | ton, was the guest of homor. Other alumnae members present were Miss Frances James, Mrs. W. Paul Briggs, | Miss Pauline Bruner. Miss Hester Beall, | Miss Katharine Bennett, Miss Elizabeth Gladman, Miss Lurena Perrine, Miss Lucy Proctor_and Mrs. Charles’ Sam- mons. Miss Dorothy Eidhammer. Miss | Elizabeth _ Eidhammer, Miss Marion | Stewart, Miss Helen Manning and Miss | Elizabeth Crosby of Beta Alpha Chapter | at George Washington University wers also present. The alumnae chapter members will attend a meeting of Beta Alpha Chapter to be held in the home bf Miss Helen Manning tomorrow eve- ning. Mre. Burg Ev;tertain;d On 86th Birthday Mrs. Mary W. Burg was given a sur- prise party in her home at 1301 Thir- | teenth street northeast Friday evening {in celebration of the eighty-sixth an- niversary of her birthday. Mrs. Burg | in gracious way assured her friends of | the pleasure they had given her, and | concluded with inviting them to be pres- jent at her ninetieth anniversary. | " "Mrs. Burg is the mother of Mr. Joseph Paul Burg of the State Department and | is one of the oldest residents of Brook- { land. | Among those present were Mrs. | Joseph S. Rodler, Mr. and Mrs. Haryy | R. Leesnitzer, Mrs. L. Joseph Rodler, Mrs. Anthony V. Rodl Mre. J. Zore | nard Horstkamp. Mrs. Michael - | burne, Mrs. Mary F. McNamara, : | J. Monohan, Miss Barbara Rodler, Miss | Mary O'Sullivan, Miss Bernadette Hotst- | kamp, Miss Mary McNamara, Miss Thurg’ attraction, and a band will play during | niece. Miss Jennie O'Loughlin, and Mr. FElaborate Lawn Fete the cveninc. | Joseph Paul Burg. in | {lf Store Closed All Day Saturdays During Julv and high- grade August. Store Rich’s Y2-Yearly Reduction Sale Footwear The one great shoe event of the season Hours, 8:15 to 6. A clearance of surplus lines of fashionable shoes, including the celebrated Foot Savers. While our entive stock is not included in this sale, the great variety of styles effers splendid choice. Three of the many smart models are here illustrated. 3 Lots Greatly Reduced to $ 7 90 $9‘90 r. and Miss Natalie E. Gill, |t Hyattsville post office, has "“'"“d‘vt:lkudmgydn)'l‘r.ms;mm:::{fi,:‘fim‘ from a visit to Cincinnati and Dayton. | Rewford M. Smith, have been visiting ©Ohio. In the latter city she was the | ojatives “in Hyaitsville during the | est of her cousin, Mrs. E. C. Wheeler, | g o) i s Ghiherine Bixler of Capitol |, ML, and Mrs. John P. Conner of Cap- | . Brother' The Elsie Pierce Facial To Close Out Monday Miss 2 itol Heights entertais Treatments 27 Coats For Street Wear 57 Street and v g h, s ol i | B, Boverts r:i:i'z'.h:n’é’":f.;":.;e.i“"fn'f Afternoon Frocks $2.5.00 eluded Miss Dorothy Donnella, Mlum“ ded’ Mrs o . and L T, ’:{y Mourhess, Miss Helen Swick, Mr. | PRS0 MI% BORENS: IR and ehl_wnmm. Former Prices $37.50 to $67.50 mHESE selections charmingly express the smart outdoor iss Lorette Mullkin and Miss cnrrl & bouquet of butterfly and Discontinued lines of children’s and misses’ shoes reduced to $3.90 $4.90 $2.90 $5.90 —are given exclusively in Washington at The Willard Beauty Shop by Miss Aiello, who has been associated with Miss Pieree for many years. Sale of Women’s Hosiery —of chiffon silk—full fashioned and silk 4 to the top. 3 pc\in for 3 has returned after a visit of a N Cinight to her mother and sister, Mrs. | Conner. Annie A. Fowler, and Mrs. Irene A. Conner, on Sixty-second street, in | itol Heights. o‘fi! Bc;nh Beavers of Capitol Heights is spending some time in her cottage_at Randall Cliffs, near Chesa- | peake Beach. ‘Mr, and Ml;‘& ‘Walter C. “5"’0‘;“ mfl s washington have been gues! latter's brother-in-law nfil sister, Mr. | " and Mrs. S. Marvin Peach, on Franklin | t, in Hyattsyille. O E. and Mrs. E. Latimer of | Eyattsville will leave the latter part | S emunenke Bay and triputary waters e Bay @ 3 ‘cflu‘g 1‘:‘»11 be u'r?'anm than a mfi:. , ar Manor 16Tt early Wednesday by motor for PHE benefits of this scientific treatment are known by distin- guished women througl the country, and they never fail to stop at The Willard to il themselves of as many as time permits while in ghe city. i THAT Washjngtonians may become better acquainted with the results of this treatment we have been permitted to re- duce the price for a limited period to— $2.50 for the' single treatment $12.00 for a course of six treatments Miss Rognhild Sloalien, formerly of the “Russina” Shop, is Miss Barbara Brown of Hyattsville 10120 ONNECTICUT All sales final ICH'S F Street at Tenth bitt, jr.. Mr. Grant Sim- on%‘:, »‘;‘:.bmrol’; ‘Swiff. Mr. William ; Leonard and Paul: Mr. and Mrs. F. tetner and Mr. Arthur Willis, DMK SNEiely, e Noanih M B Bl e e T Mrs, Annie A. Fowler and Mr. and Mrs, mode in fashionable feminine attire.- Only the most ap- proved Summer materials are featured, including Silks % . and Chiffons. The very utmost in values is represented in this special offering of coats and dresses. Colmar