Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1929, Page 41

Outstanding Society Function in Record Of Rockville Events Elaborate Br;d(e-Lunc}leon Honors Recent Bride. Notewon]iy Happeninga in Montgomery County Com- munities. | ROCKVILLE, Md, July 13—One of | the most elaborate of recent functions | in Rockville was a bridge-luncheon at | the Montgomery Country Club, given This afterncon by Miss Maude England, | Miss Elsie England and Miss Lillian England in honor of Mrs. William May- nard Brown of Philadelphia, Pa., bride of a nephew of the hostesses. A large number of guests from Rockville and other points in the county attended. In celebration of her sixteenth kirth- day anniversary, Miss Edna Fisher en- | tertained in her home near Halpine this evening, her guests including a large number of Rockville friends. Mr. Charles G. McDonald, spent sev- eral days during the week visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald, near Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Charles G. Holland of Rockville and her sister, Mrs, Francis J. LeMoyne of Baltimore, left Thursday for At- lantic City for a week’s sojourn. Mrs. Laura W. Griffith entertained at eight tables of bridge in her home in Laytonsville Tuesday. The high scores were made by Mrs. Willam B. Mobley and Mrs. Henry H. Grifith and the consolation prize went to Mrs. Merle T. Haines. Mrs. Joseph B. Pyles entertained at luncheon in her home in Rockville Thursday, her guests including Mrs. Charles Pyles of Hancock, Md.; Mrs. John A. Jones of Dickerson, Mis. George Brewer of Beallsville, and Miss Helen Pyles of Poolesville. Mrs. Frank Smith of Chester, Pa,, is visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Shaw, near Rock- | ville, for a fortnight. Party of Young Folks Back From Week’s Outing. Miss Martha Williams, Miss Emily Blandford and Miss Mary Somervell of Rockville, Miss Virginia Brewer of Cumberland, Miss Helen Davidson of Kensington, Miss Eleanor Jones of Dickerson and Mr. Charles Beard, Mr. William Mason, Mr. Willlam Welsh, Mr. William Bouic, Mr. Somervell Daw- son, Mr. John Brewer and Mr. Preston Grant returned today from Arundel- on-the-Bay, where they spent the week. They were chaperoned by Miss Anne Trundle of Gaithersburg. Mrs. Henry White of Dickerson and her mother, Mrs. Nannie Garner of Norwood, Mass., spent Monday in Rock- ville with Mrs, Carey Kingdon. Mrs. Mabel E. Markley of Rockville and her son, Mr. Klare Markley of Washington, are spending several weeks in Geneva, N. Y. where the latter is engaged in research work for the United States Department of Agriculture. Mr. Edward Spates, son of the mayor of Rockville and Mrs. J. Roger Spates, and Mr. James B. Maughlin and Mr. David Maughlin, sons of Mrs. Eleanor Maughlin of Boyds, have entered the citizens’' military camp at Camp Eustis, Va., expecting to be there several weeks. State’s Attorney Robert Peter, jr., returned Monday from a short vacation, spent at Virginia Beach, Richmond and Ocean City. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Fisher and their children have returned to their home in Charlotte, N. C., after spend- ing some time in Rockville as guests of Mr. Fisher's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph M. Powell and little daughter of Rockville are enjoy- ing = short sojourn at Virginia Beach. Mr, and Mrs. H. 8. Leech and chil- dren of Lexington, Va., are guests of Mrs, Leech's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arehart, in Rockville, | for a short visit. Mr. Edward Deets has returned to his home in Kentucky after a visit of sev- eral weeks at the hor.e of his parent Dr. and Mrs. James E. Deets, a Clarksburg. Mrs. W. J. Shores and children of Baltimore are occupying a residence at Sandy Spring for the Summer. Mrs. A. O. Gillingham of German- town is in Johnstown, P for an ex- tended visit with relatives. Mrs. Frank Blood of New York is visiting _her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Ellsworth Thompson, at Cloverly. Mrs. A. Hempstone Grifith and daughter, Miss Ann Grif"th, returned to Rockville Tuesday after visiting Mrs. Griffith's sister, Mrs. Hattie Bastable, in Roland Park, Baltimore, for two weeks. Mr. Robert L. Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lewis of Damascus, has entered the Mergenthaler School at Brooklyn, N. Y., for a special course of two months. Shower Given to Honor Miss McLearan, Bride-Elect. Mrs. F. Carroll Walker and Miss Ella Plummer were hostesses at a shower in the home of Mrs. Walker, in Galith- ersburg, this evening in honor of Miss SOCIlEq-y. ATTRACTIVE JUNE BRIDE | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Howard. | MRS. RUDOLPH SCHILKE, | Before her marriage June 26, in Holy Name Church, Miss Evelyn Howard, daugh- | THE NSUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Society Is Notified asson Photo. | | iLucille McLearan _of Gaithersburg, | whose marriage to Rev. P. L. Helmin- toller, pastor of the Methodist Church at Potomac, will take place shortly. The guests numbered about 50. Mrs Samuel Riggs was hostess at a small bridge party in her home near | Laytonsville Thursday in compliment | to her sister, Mrs. Lila Gibson of the | BEastern Shore, who has been her guest | for some days. | Miss Vashti Bartlett, who has been teaching in an Indian school in the West, arrived in Gaithersburg, her former home, for a visit of several weeks with relatives. Miss Rebecca Hepburn of Baltimore | spent several days last week with her | brother-in-law _and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alton C. Bell, at Oakmont. | In celebration of her birthday anni- versary, little Miss Ann Jacobs, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle T. Jacobs, | entertaimed a large number of her | young Gaithersburg friends at her home in Gaithersburg Tuesday. | Mrs. Theodore S. Mason was the | hostess at this week's meeting of the | Rockville Tuesday Afternoon Bridge | Club in her home. Mrs. Mary Brooke | making the high score, and the Rock- ville Tue:day Night Bridge Club was | entertained this week at the Mont- | gomery Country Club by Miss Martha | Poole and Miss Katherine Poole, Mr. | J. Darby Bowman getting the high score. The annual picnic of the Rockville Inquiry Club was held Monday in the home of Mrs. Henry L. Wells, on the Darnestown pike ~ near Rockville, ! many of the members and guests at- tending. Following a delightful lunch- | eon there was a program which in- cluded discussions of current events and other features. Mrs. Charles H. Viett of Rockville is occupying her cottage at North Beach, Md, for the remainder of the Summer. Mr. Otho H. W. Talbott, who re- cently underwent a serious operation in a Washington hospital, has returned to Rockville and is gradually re- covering. Mrs. Joseph N. Starkey returned to Rockville early in the week after an extended stay at Ocean City, Md. Capt Walter F. Tolson, Medical Corps, U. S. A, son of the late Judge | Alfred C. Tolson of Colesville, Md., has | been transferred from headquarters department in New York to Walter Reed Hospital. Girls’ Friendly Society Plans Holiday House Benefit. The Rockville branch of the Girls’ Friendly Society will entertain at a | shower in the parish hall of Christ Fall, finest to $1 Whit Shid fidsummer Clcarance Seems a shame superb shoes for ~ But, to clear our shelves for woven broidered fabrics—patents and others. not delay! | to sell such 7.85 09.75 it has to be done. Our “CARLTON” $10.50 8.50 Summer models. es—colors —reptiles— sandals and em- But you must .Eplxcopfll Church in Rockville Monday | evening for the Girls' Friendly Holiday | House, on the Potomac River near | Mount Vernon. Mrs. Walter A. Wil- liams and Mrs. Hedgman will be in charge. Mrs. Dorsey Griffith of Washington is visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs. Joseph C. Higgins, in their home in Laytonsville. | Mrs. James McLaughlin of Rockville left this week for Virginia Beach for & stay of a fortnight. She will be joined later by Mr. McLaughlin. Miss Peggy Keiser of Washington is | the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Almus R. Speare in Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Garrett and daughter, Miss Lorene Garrett, of Rock- ville, and Mrs. Harry L. Black of Wash- ington, started today on a motor trip which will take them to the White Mountains, Niagara Falls and places of interest in Canada. | Mrs. Howard Schropp and two sons of Hazleton, Pa., are with Mrs. Schropp’s rents, Mr. and Mrs. James McLaugh- in, in Rockville for the remainder of the Summer. Miss Isabel Bridges of Hancock. Md., has been visiting friends in Rockville. A card party will be held in the home of Mrs. Hannah Schwartz in Gaithers- burg Saturday afternoon, July 27, under the auspices of Court Archbishop Curley of the Catholic Daughters of America of Gaithersburg. Mrs. Schwartz, grand regent, heads the committee in charge. Mrs. Nicholas Brewer left Rockville early in the week for a visit with rela- tives in Roanoke, Va. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Clark Hosts at Family Reunion. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Clark were, hosts at a family reunion in their home, on the Norbeck pike near Rockville, last evening. The company included Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Griffith and_son Ulysses of Laytonsville; Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur England, Miss Elsie England, Miss Lillian England and Miss Maude England of Rockville; Miss Mattie Eng- land of Richmond, Va.; Mrs. William Trew Browne and her daughters Lil- l.l-;l'l; ;‘nd EV;:IIIYI:. of Chestertown, Md., rs. m Maynar Philadeiphiy. ynard Browne of Mrs. Carl Eastwood entertained at dinner in her home, on the Norbeck pike, near Rockville, Wednesday eve- ning. Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. Other Notable Events of In- riage of their daughter, Miss Marj ‘Waters Griffith, to Mr, John Cope Liv- Labyrinth, near Silver Spring, and the | for a bridge party Friday at the for- Willlam D. Clark of Rockville, Mr. PLENTY OF LARGE SIZES AT Everything Must Go Regardless of Cost Extra saleswomen assure prompt I{Wiu. Of Nuptial Ceremony Scheduled for July 20 terest in North Suburban Community—General and Special News. Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Griffith for the mar- ret ingston of Washington. The wedding will take place Saturday, July 20, at ceremony will be performed on the lawn. Miss Grifith will have as her attendants her sister, Miss Mabel Grif- fith, who will be her maid of honor; Miss Blanche Grifith and Miss Rebecca Griffith, also sisters of the bride; Miss Dorothy Deveau, Miss Kathline Tierney and Miss Marion Perry will be brides- maids. Mr. Charles Howard Griffith will act as best man and the ushers will be Mr. Fuller Highsmith of Atlan- ta, Mr. Horace Haddox, Mr. Haroid Deveau, Mr. James Littlepage and Mr. Dolph Atherton. Mrs. Thomas w. Perry and her daughter, Miss Marion Perry, entertained Saturday evening, July 6, at a shower in honor of Miss Grifith. Others who entertained in her honor during the week were Miss Louice Columbus, Miss Mabel Griffith and Miss Marion Ostermeyer. Last evening Miss Kathling Tierney entertained the mem- bers of the wedding party at a dinner dance at the Congressional Country Club. Miss Elizabeth Williams entertained yesterday afternoon in her home at Kensington at a bridge party in honor | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker Stone and their infant child. Mrs. Stone was before her marriage Miss Frances McKee, daughter of Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke. —Harris-Ewing Photo. JULY 14, 1929—PART 3. INTERESTING FAMILY GROUP of Mrs. Richard W. Wilkinson, who be- | fore her marriage to Dr. Wilkinson in June was Miss Elizabeth Armentrout. Former Senator Lee and Party Leave for Summer Vacation. | Former Senator P. Blair Lee, accom- panied by Mrs. E. Brooke Lee and her children, Blair, 3d; E. Brooke, jr. and Elizabeth, left last week for Nonquitt, Mass., where they will spend the re- mainder of the Summer. Mrs. Elijah Hanson, accompanied by Miss Bonnie Holmes and Miss Alice ‘Holmes, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Holmes, will return to Bethesda Tuesday after several months spent in Europe. Col. and Mrs. Frederick Coleman en- | tertained at dinner followed by bridge Wednesday evening in their home at| ‘Edgemoor. Miss Anna Gilpin and her sister, Mrs. Claggett Dorsey, have issued invitations mer's home, Rose Hill, near Sandy Spring. Mrs. Eugene Stevens Dr. Frank Williams, with his guests, | Wednésday in her Summer home at | ams, and his | Epping Forest, where her guests were ing today to t) and Potomac, lantic City. Mrs. Kinsley Overstreet and her daughter, Miss Virginia Overstreet, of Slyvania, Gt the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. MacNulty in Garrett Park. Miss Isabelle Perry and Miss Cecil Perry, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. Benja- min Perry of Bethesda, are spending several weeks with their grandmother, Mrs. Wallace MacKaig, in Cumberland. Mr. Robert Hallowell of Lake Charles, La.. has arrived and is the guest of his sister, Mrs. John C. Bentley, in Sandy . and Mrs. Roy R. Graves and | thelr family will close their home in Kensington Tuesday and motor to Ben- zonia, Mich., where they will spend the remainder of the Summer. Miss Mary Key Lewis has returncd to her home in Bethesda aiter being | rge W. B. Bartlett and Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Grifith of ithersburg. The Rockville Garden Club was en- tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. George A. Ninas in her Gaithersburg home. An interesting feature of the program was a discussion of sweet peas, gladioluses and phlox. Mrs, Thomas M. Anderson entertained at bridge in her home in Rockville Tuesday for Miss Mary Bradley, daugh- ter of Mrs. Joseph H. Bradley of near Rockville, who sailed today for a Euro- pean trip. Miss Elizabeth Larcombe, who re- turned to Rockville several days ago after a stay of 10 days at Virginia Beach, left today for another short sojourn at the Virginia resort. Mrs. Francis J. LeMoyne of Baltimore was the guest last week end of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Holland, in Rockville. Mrs. Henry White of Dickerson and her mother, Mrs. Nannie Garner of Norwood, Mass, who has been her guest for several weeks, are now visiting Dr. Frank Simpson at Purcellville, Va., for a few days. REBUILDING SALE O Our Entire Stock of Summer Dresses—Coats—ENSEMBLES On Our 2nd Floor = Starting tomorrow morning we must close out at once every garment on our second floor to make room for the builders. Note the prices on the tags—pay us just one-half. Large crowds will be here. Come edrly. ‘While selecticn: ¢ come e. / * | the guest of Capt. and Mrs. George Seibles in Norfolk. | Bu Rockville this week and sail Priday for Europe, where they will spend several ‘months. near Annapolis. their house guests in their home :n Cleveland. Kensington after spending a short time in Ocean City. Miss Mary Magruder of Sandy Spring is spending the Summer traveling in Tope. Dr. and Mrs. James Alexander Lyon will ‘close their country home near Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Ronsaville of Linden are entertaining a small com- pany in their cottage on West River, | Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Miller have as Bethesda Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller of | Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Duvall and chil- dren have returned to their home in Mrs. Eugene Stevens Hostess To Republican Women's Club. entertained | members of the Republican Women's Club of Montgomery County. The com- pany included Mrs. Lloyd V. Beers. Mrs. Edgar W. Moore, Mrs. Edward Parker, Mrs. Frank Rusk, Mrs. John A. Holmes, Mrs. James Luney, Mrs. F. M. Mitchell, Mrs. Grace Boutwell, Miss Olive Kinsman, Mrs. W. G. MacNulty, Mrs. Alexander Ashley, Miss Charlotte Kinsman, Mrs. C. W. Fleishell, Mrs. ‘Thomas E. Robertson, Mrs. Jesse Pot- bury, Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Bakcr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stabler ard their son, Mr. Albert Stabler, have taken pos- session of their home, Edgewood, near Sandy Spring, for the Summer. Mr. F. P. Waybright has arrived from | Atlanta and is spending some time with | his family in Kensington. | Mr. E. Johnston Gray returned this | week to his home in Edgemoor after | being in Philadelphia. | Mr. Hubert Robison and Mr. Alan| Thomas have gone back to New York after being the guests of their parents in Sandy Spring for several wceks. Mrs. Alfred Ray entertained at a| bridge party Friday evening, wher the | guests of honor were Mrs. Viclor Rigs- | bee and Mrs. E. E. Houston of Char- lotte, N. C., who are the house guests Capt. L. L. Dye, who has been spend- | ing two months on vacation i nis| home in Garrett Park, started the mid- | dle of the week for Nicaragua, where he has been stationed for duty. Mrs. B. L. Rucker and her daughters, Miss Clara Rucker and AMiss Ruth Rucker, of Garrett Park, are rotoring through Virginia and will visit Mrs. Rucker's son, Dr. H. C. Rucker, at Richmond, for some time. DRUG SALES GAIN. June sales of Peoples Drug Stores, Inc., amounted to $1,264,530, against $924,724 in the corresponding month a year ago, an increase of 36.7 per cent. Sales for the first six months of the present year reached $7.125,297 in col parison with $5,195,754 in the sam: period last year, a gain of 37.1 per cent. WHALE BOATS TAKE i6,(100 Monsters Killed in Ross Sea | Within Six Years by Three Ships. SYDNEY, Australia (#).—It is esfi-‘ mated that 6,600 whales have been killed in the last six years in the Ross| Sea by three whale factory ships and their attendant chasers. According to reports received from New Zealand, the Norwegian factory ship C. A. Larsen made 75,000 barrels of whale oil, representing a catch of 186 whales and valued at approximately $3,500,000 in the United States. The Sir James Clark Ross, when she left New Zealand for Europe, had on board 49,000 barrels of ofl, months. The N. T. Neilsen Alonso. which re- turned to Hobart from the Ross Sea re- cently, was reported to have treated 732 whales, which yielded 63,500 barrels of Thus the three whalers, represent- ing only two concerns, have accounted oil. Tepresenting a catch of 543 whales. This made a total of 1,329 whale for the two ships in four for 2,061 whale this season. Adding this season’s reported catches to the official figures for previous years published by the New Zealand marine the three factory ships department, have accounted for more than 6,600 whales in PEACH SHIPPING sTARTS. ‘ six years. North Carolina Report Slight Decrease to Date. RALEIGH, N. C, July 12 (®), annual movement of peaches this date year and 145 this date in 1927. ‘Because it is causing traffic conges- tion, a building at Pilochru, Scotland, i which Prince Charlie rested on his march to the south, may be razed. Nothing Reserved All Sales Final OFF Leading Furriers Figured Crepes with long and short sleeves. - One-piece models and coat styles. All colors, includ- ing high ‘Summer ehades as well as Tan, Rose, Grey and Navy. Some of the dresses are suitable for Fall and Winter wear. group. Street and Washington's H.Zirkin & Sons Final Reduction! ( Our Entire Stock of DRESSES In Two Reduced Graups _ Group One: 8hoWS (HaIf) Fried Spring | Chicken . ; (;r\,’,',f | Large T-Bone Steak. Sandhill, N. C., now is beginning, the; ... piee State department of agriculture re- ports, with car-lot peach shipments 10r | cheice 3T~ Gur 3 Monday, July 8, showing North Carolina | Baked Ham or Roast Meats . shipping 21 cars to rank second to| H Georgia, which shipped 196. this year North Carolina has ship) 94 cars, compared to 99 To date All sizes in this sport models as well as a few afternoon styles in georgette and chiffon Ly g ARG AE SRR Spring Coats All Remaining H. Zirkin & Sons, Inc. SOCIETY. Chevy Chase Society Folk Seeking Pleasure At Summer Resorts Many Absent on Vacation. Motor Trips Feature Pro- gram—-General and Spe- cial Notes of Interest. Miss Helen C. McCormick sailed from New York for a motor trip of two months through Europe. Miss Gertrude Gibson, who has been spending several weeks at Woodmere, Long Island, was the house guest for several days of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Pol- lard on McKinley street. Miss Gibson was en route for her home in Concord, N. C. Miss Dorothy Selby, daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. Harry Selby, is spending sev- eral weeks in Warrenton, Va., with Miss | Helen Jefferies. Miss Betty Peelle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanton C. Peelle, is spending the Summer months at Camp Holton. Miss Mildred Nichols and Miss Gladys Nichols will_motor for several weeks ‘mot to ‘where he will spend some time. Mr. Milliard West, son of Mr. and Mrs, Milllard West; Mr. John Sleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sleman, and Mr. Stuart Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geol H. Parker, are spending the %ummt er vacation at Camp Kilcarein, Miss Betty Hoover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Hoover, is the house %‘u:s:dol Miss Frances Barnes at Lake cid. Mrs. Richard Kimmel entertained at luncheon and bridge Tuesday in honor oc(.n){n. C. Stowall Smith of Berkeley, Mrs. Donald Earll of Reno road en- | tertained ‘at supper and bridge Wednes- day evening. and Mrs, W. T. Pollard, left Friday f Corinth, Miss., where she will SLQ:; or. Mrs. J. D. Thompson went Monday to Monterey, Pa.,, where she will the Summer. vkt Mrs. Karl F. Stuhler and her little | daughter, Jean Maxine, left Thursday for 'a motor trip to Champaign, I g:,f:'flo’g_,n lo'I‘.l.l ll;\d olhermpoin'-! in { . They will return to Cl | about the first of October. o Mrs. Robert Kline entertained at luncheon and bridge Thursday, July 4, in her home on Chevy Chase Parkway. Comdr. Manock and Family Leave for California. Comdr. and Mrs. Frank D. Manock ::l:?fl;}r‘::: IlXRfly scL;md Saturday for , where Comdr. be stationed. Henooktul) m::,:’;.!n(}e;‘rl;g Kl{leb entertained the r club at supper a bridge Wednesday evening. ov 4 Mr. and Mrs. John Gallitin of Penn- sylvania are the house guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Snoke, on Morrison street. Mrs. George Henderson left Tuesday to spend the Summer at Ocean City, N. J. In September she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Tilton, in Utica, N. Y., where she will remain until Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. George PFrazer and their family, Miss Lucille Forbes and Miss Maude Forbes and Miss Mary Pearce motored to Detroit for a week. En route they were joined by Mr. and ‘They will attend the B. Y. P. U. World Convention. Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Tait will motor for a month on the Pacific Coast. |~ Mrs. Prank J. Mullen and her daugh- | ter, Miss Jane Mullen, who have been | 5.COURSE SUNDAY DINNER C Sc 65¢ Va. 65¢ d t L RS A f3) 4 [ YE ) hts | and | Southern Pines, Miss Sarah Pollard, daughter of Mr.| | several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. James P16 HAULS IN SOUTH = Mrs. Kenneth Forbes of Baltimore. | visi Mrs. Mullen’s brother-in-law and nn"rmiarmd un’.“mml.rd s, Kroger, ‘aylor street, returned to, thelr home, in Toleds, Onto. Mr. H. W. Jenks was host at s stag party Sunday on his yacht, the Aragon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jones en- tertained at dinner Tuesday evening in their home, on Gramercy street. Club Entertained At Bridge and Supper. Mr, and Mrs. George Gravatt were hosts' o the members. of theit clo at bridge and supper Monday evening. Miss Ethel Marie Kreger has returned to her home. on Taylor street. after visiting two weeks in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston B. Campbell their daughter, Miss Virginia Campbell, left yesterday to motor to N. C. where they will spend several days. Miss Campbell will visit Miss Eilleen Loomis for sev- eral weeks. Miss St. Claire Brooks of Rockville, Md., is spending the week with Mr. and | Mrs. Joseph B. Bowling in their home on_Harrison street. Miss Alice Claylon has returned to her home on Brookville road after spending a week at Mount Pocono, Pa. Midshipman P. H. Ashworth, United | States Naval Academy, was the week end guest of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Kerby have returned to their home on Hesketh street after an extended trip through the Western States Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Burks left Friday for an extended trip to Cali- fornia and the West, which will include the national parks of Utah and Arizona and the_ Yellowstone Park. Miss Rose Bowling, Miss St. Claire Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rich- ards, jr.; Mr. Joseph B. Bowling, } Mr. Valentine Colonna and Mr. Sinclair Bowling spent the week end at Sher- wood Forest, Md. Miss Anne Griffin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bryan Griffin, has re- turne@ to her home on Thirty-third street after spending a month in Charleston, 8. C. |~ Mrs. Truman Abbe and her family, | accompanied by Miss Frances Mueller, are motoring to Yarmouth, Me., where they will spend the Summer in Mrs. Abbe’s Summer hom Ne; Pl;k for Scotland. | Scotland’s plan for a new national | park took definite shape in Glasgow re- cently when ata representative meeti of Scotch naturzlists, and scientific an open-air organizations it was voted to form a National Trust for Scotland. | The promoters are considering an area | of 100,000 acres in Cairngorms, the wildest and most typically Scotch sec- | tion of the Grampian Mountains. It has been suggested that the park be divided into three sections and that in one of them Canadian cabins be provided for those who wish to spend a vacation tnere. | That two boys of Brigg, England, | were drowned by being blown by a gust of wind face downward into the water was the recent verdict of the coroner. ! Imparts an attractive, soft even appearance that leaves no chalky edges or flled in pores. Blends naturally with the skin without that “made up” look. Made in White, Flesh, Rachel ! and Sun-Tan. Send 10c. for Trial Size, 4 Ferd. T. Hopkins & Son, New York City Incorporated Pastel and Group Two: 9485 $15.95 Georgettes, Chiffons, Flat Crepes, Figured Crepes, Flowered Crepes. new models that will be in favor this Fall and Winter. v are included. Some sold as high as [l $39.50. All sizes in this group. Afternoon, Evening, Street and E steblished 1885 To Clear Our Stocks Prior | to August Saler street shades in smart A few coat suits | Sport Models are included. I