Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1929, Page 35

SOCIETY. ‘Washington Society Folk In Quest of Recreation Throng Pleasure Resorts and Enjoy Outings and Motor Trips to of the Mr. and Mrs. Brice Claggett will close their house in Georgetown tomorrow and go to Maine, where they will be guests of Mrs. E. Lester Jones and her daughter, Miss Cecil Lester Jones, for several weeks. Mrs. Claggett was before her marriage Miss Sally McAdoo and is a daughter of former Secretary of the Treasury Mr. Willlam Gibbs McAdoo. Mr. and Mrs. B. Sumner Welles, who have been lfnndlnz some time in New ;{:rrk. have left for a visit at Bar Har- Mrs. Williard, widow of Mr. Louls Hamilton Williard, and her young daughter, Miss Nancy Chapin Williard, have come to Was] to make their home and have taken an apartment at Clifton Terrace. They have been living in Pittsburgh. Miss Williard has re- turned from Camp Timberest, Tall Tim- bers, where she spent several weeks. Mrs, Williard formerly lived in Wash- ington. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun have gone to Atlantic City and staying at the Hotel Chelsea, at Mrs. C. W. Waring, daughter of Mrs. Calhoun, and her children are staying at Rossdhu during Mr. and Mrs. Cal- houn's absence and will be joined this week by Mr. Waring. On the return of Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Waring and the latter's children will go to the mountains of North Carolina for the remainder of the season. Mr. J. Bartlett Richards, United States Trade Commissioner at Calcutta, India, who has been in Washington for some time, will sail from New York Sep- tember 8 on the S. S. Republic of the United States Line en route to his post. Dr. Charles M. Hammett has gone to Atlantic City to remain until the first of September. Dr. Hammett's sis- ters, Mrs. Thomas Nelson Conrad and Miss Hammett, remained in their home on Rhode Island avenue and will go to Atlantic City for a fortnight after the doctor’s return. ‘Mrs. Margaret B. Downing and her sister, Mrs. Joseph C. Noel, who, accom- panied by relatives from St. Louis, went abroad some months ago, will sail from Bremen on the Muencshen for New York Thursday and will come at once to Washington after landing. Mr. and Mrs. Claes Dickson-Hallen- creutz, who have been guests of the Governor of Maine and Mrs. Gardiner, also guests of Col. and Mrs. Henry G. Keyes at Cranbrook, Cape Elizabeth, Me., for several weeks, have returned to Washington. ‘Mr. George Amory Maddox has joined Mrs. Maddox and Miss Emily Stuart Maddox in their cottage at Cape May, and Mr. Amory Maddox will join_his family shortly after the first of Sep- tember. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Baulsir, ac- companied by their son George, are spending their vacation with Senator and Mrs: Gerald P. Nye at the latter’s Summer home in Detroit Lakes, Min- nesota. Mrs. H. H. Jacobs of Lowell street has as her guest while her husband, Capt. H. H. Jacobs, is at the Reserve officers’ training camp at Fort Myer, Miss Lelie Scripture of Willimantic, Conn. Mr. Marks and Family On Outing at Wilwood. Mr. Samuel H. Marks, assistant chief clerk of the United States Treasury De- artment, and Mrs. Marks and their amily are at Wildwood, N. J., where they are stopping at the Arlington Ho- tel for several weeks. Motor trips to Atlantic City, Cape May and other shore resorts have been made by them. Mrs. Katherine A. E. Thomas of 3540 Thirteenth street northwest and her son, Mr. Ernest Thomas, are spend- ing several weeks at Wildwood, N. J., and are stopping at the Arlington Ho- tel. They have with them for a few days Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schaefer of ‘Washington. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Leighty will close their apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel Thursday and will motor to New York, where they will join their son, Mr. Carl Leighty. They will go by boat from there to Aibany and will then motor to the Lake Placid Club, where they will pass about two weeks. They also will use their car to go to Canada, returning to their apartment at the hotel about the middle of September. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Heaton of Indian Lane, Spring Valley, have just returned from a motor trip through Pennsylvania, during which they visited Mrs. Edson of Sewickley and Mr. ‘Thomas W. Phillips and Mr. John B. Larner at their Summer home in Mif- fiitown, Pa. Mr, and Mrs. George L. Quinn, jr., and the former's sister, Miss Dorothy Quinn, left yesterday by motor for New York and the New England States. They will be joined later in New York by Mr. and Mrs. Quinn, parents of Mr. Quinn, jr., and Mr. Edward Quinn. Mr, and Mrs. Mindelleft ‘Touring Through Europe. Mr. and Mrs, Victor J. Mindelleff of Klingle street are touring through Eu- rope this Summer They flew by air- plane from London to Paris and are lanning to go to Normandy before re- glmln{ to the United States the latter part of August. Miss Ellen Cowles Skinner, accom- m:l'icd by Miss Marion Cook of Lees- , Va., has left to attend the horse show an rryville. Miss dance at Be: FINE FURS 4 QUALITY should N} -~ consideration in making your - FUR COAT SELECTION Various Sections Union. ; Skinner will visit in Leesburg before re- turning to Washington. . Miss Margaret Eckels, daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Charles Burd Eckels, has returned home and has as her guests Miss Vi ia Harrington of De- troit and Miss Elizabeth Wood of Brook- Iyn, Mich. Mr, and Mrs. Edwin S. Hege and their son have returned from a trip to Canada and New England. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 8. Hunt and daughter, Miss Helen L. Hunt, have re- Ocean City, Md. Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb, accompanied by her sister, Miss Hortense Harrison Evans, and her son, Mr. Delmar Evans Webb, has returned to the city after spending several weeks at Orkney ‘ghest while at the springs Miss Eancr guest while at the T Plerce of 2400 Sixteenth street.. They motored to several places of interest in tvtlxe Alleghenies before returning to Mrs. Ralph P. Brown has just re- turned from Twin Lakes, Wis., where she and her two daughters, Patricia and Betty, spent two months. While Mrs, Brown was away her house was occu- ?kdn;y Mr. Seth Richardson and his amily. Mr. Charles Hansel, who makes his home at the Wardman Park Hotel, is passing the Summer at the Lake Placid Club. Miss Joy Hansel, his daughter, gl passing the Summer motoring in rope. Visit Summer Home In White Mountains, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Pyle of Forty<fourth street and Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Pardoe of Cathedral avenue spent two weeks visiting Mrs. Pardoe’s father, Mr. Samuel J. Prescott of Wash- n, at his Summer home in the ite Mountains. Miss Denny Auth and Miss Emily Auth will return to Washington today, after spending the week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Shea at their home in Newport. Miss Ruth Wing" of 2740 Woodley place northwest leaves shortly for Mont- pelier, Vt., where she has recently been transferred to an important fiumon by the Red Cross, of which she been a valued employe here for several |, Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Cole of Passaic, g. '.2] are week end guests at the Dodge otel. Miss_Margaret Layman of the Al States Hotel is on a visit to her mother and other relatives in Chicago, Il Miss Hazel Johnson and Miss Montie Muse of High Point, N. C., have been at the Dodge Hotel for several days. Family Spending Month At Camp in New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitman and their two daughters, Doris and Lois, are spending & month at their Summer camp near Dingmans Ferry, N. J. While they are away their home on Klingle street is being occupied by Mrs. Mit- man’s mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Thomas Dawson of Washington. Mrs. C. A. Forbes of Johannesburg, South Africa, and her daughter, Miss M. B. Forbes, spent several days of last week at the Dodge Hotel. They were accompanied by Miss L. L. MacNaugh- ton of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Marchand of Washington are spending the Summer the Marlborough-Blenheim in At- lantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Baum and son have returned from Blue Ridge Summit, Pa., where they spent some time. Mr. and Mrs. George W. M. Vinal and their son are spen August in their cottage at Shelter r, near Wester- Iy, R. L Miss Anne Nevius and Miss Ida Den- nis have returned from & week end visit to Virginia Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lane of Lowell street have been entertaining Mr. Lane's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. N. Dushane Cloward, and their daugh- ter, Patricia, of Babson Park, Fia. Mrs. Marshall Hilleary of 1430 Rhode Island avenue northwest, has returned from a recent visit to Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Hill, jr., are at the Henlopen Hotel, Rehoboth Beach, where they will remzin. for two weeks. Mrs. N. H. McGill of Louisville, Ky., has taken an apartment at the Ward- man Park Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ward have come back from Cape May where they spent some time and have opened thelr Summer home near Annapolis, Md. Mrs. C. B. Tavenner has returned to her home in Hyattsville, Md., after & stay of some time at Virginia Beach. Plan Pleasure Trip To the Adirondacks. 5 Mrs, Marje D. Blackistone has gone to New York and is the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and MJs. Paul Blackistone, and will accompany them to their Summer, place in the Adirondacks. Miss Helen Blackistone has gone to Colonial Beach where she is spending 10 days with her father, Mr. Frank Blackistone, at the Colonial Hotel. Miss Mary Louise Marriott of Forest SINCE " 1,895 N be your first )3 S o e s S e e e e e e s s S Unsurpassed quality of | pelts, workmanship and | design make Liebster‘sl LOW AUGUST SALE: PRICES mean more. ' A Deposit Will Reserve Your Selection LIEBSTER FURS——— - 1307 ‘F Street curned after spending some time at | Upper left: Miss Ann Devereux, daughier of Dr. and Mrs. John U U. 8. N, and formerly Miss Josephine PHOTOS BY UNDERWOOLD. Ryan pper center: Mrs. Thomas J. Ryan of Chicago, recent bride of Lieut Ryan, Upper right: Mrs. Robert E, Jasperson, wife of Lieut. Jasperson. Lower left: Mrs. Lester Maitiand. Lower right: Miss Aliea Abadie, daughter of Mrs. Eugene A badie. —Underwood Photos. Hills, N. Y., who for the past five years has made her residence in Washington. was the guest of honor at a dinner and dance given by her father, Mr. Louis D. Marriott, at the Queens Valley Golf Club, Forest Hills, Long Island, last ‘Thursday evening. Later in the em the party motored to the Pavilion , one of Long Island’s best known night clubs, where there was a late supper and dancing. Miss Ellen Jane Keiser, 4807 Arkansas | avenue northwest, returned to ‘ashington after spending her vacation at Atlantic City. Miss Keiser graduated from the University of Maryland, where she was president of her sorority, Alpha Omicron Pi, for two years. Miss Anita Peters, 3400 Macomb street northwest, returned last week from s two weeks' visit in New York. Miss Peters was a June graduate from Sweetbrier 001101; Prior to her en- roliment there she attended the Uni- versity of Maryland end was a member of Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority. have as their week end guests Dr. ett M. Ellison and his daughters, garet and Nancy. Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Prederic Holtzman have been joined at the Wardman Park Ho- tel by the latter’s son, Mr. Walter K. Yarrow, who will pass the remainder of the Summer with them. cllr. and Mrs. Nelsen Thomuortl‘ of ‘hicago are also passing a short time at the hotel with Mr. and Mrs. Holts- man. Will Locate in Germany For Remainder of Summer. Mr. Garland F. Smith sailed recently aboard the Leviathan for an indefinite stay in Europe. He is spending the re- mainder of the Summer months in Germany, where he is continuing his studies. Later he plans to be in Vienna for part of his medical course before returning to the United States. Mr. J. L. Webb and Mr. Lioyd Dain- fi'fim 3"2 remrtr:d from Orkney gs, Va., where they were guests at the Orkney Springs Hotel. Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Blankenship and daughter and Miss Ruth Sime are stay- ing at the Mayflower. They have just motored here from Madison, Wis. Mrs. C. C. Covert of Park road north- west is spending several weeks at At- lantic City. Miss Edith Woodmansee, Miss Ethel ‘Woodmansee, Miss Winifred Wood- mansee and Miss Minnie Dennis have returned to their apartment in the Adelphia after a week's stay in Atlantic City. Many small towns in Central Luzon, in the Philippines, are to be supplied with electric current, at an.estimated cost of $2,000,000. FURRIER 1328 G Street e ——————————————— Growing Through Quality and Value ———————————————————————————————————————————— SAVE! Unusual Savings now prevail thry. out our entire fine stock invite you to compare these values. August Fur Sale Quality: * Selected pelts, most ‘workmanshiz, ked Dy 28 years of fur ezperience. Every factors. 2| son in their home in Michigan until Senatorial Families Variously Occupied In Late Summer Period (Continued From First Page.) Oddie are not expected to return to this country until the middle of September. Senator and Mrs. Prancis E. Warren are spending the Midsummer on short motor trips through Wyoming, and their plans for returning to Washington are not yet completed. Senator and Mrs. Hubert D. Stephens are expected to remain in their home in Mississippi until after Labor day, and vul‘rmh Washington about Septem- oer 4. Senator Elmer Thomas will be joined | § the middle of September by Mrs. | Thomas, who is spending the Summer at Brainard, Minn. Senator Arthur H. Vanden! will | their the first of September, when he will re- turn to his apartment in the Wardman Park Hotel. Senator John Thomas, who recently the first of September, she ha mained in Idaho. Senator and Mrs. Henrik Shipstead will remain in the cabin on the shore of a lake in Minnesota, where the Sen- ator went to recuperate from an iliness, until late in September, Senator Furnifold M. Simmons, who | is making s brief visit in his home, in | New Bern, N. C.,, will join Mrs. Sim- | mons in their apartment in the Port- | land this week. 3 Senator and Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, ‘who are t in Europe, are expected to return late in September. Senator Duncan U. Fletcher is back from a short stay in his Florida home. Mrs. Fletcher and their daughter, Mrs. T. J. Kemp of St. Louis, are in New York, . where they will spend a month or six weeks. WA Senator and Mrs. William J. Harris are in Atlantic City to remain until the end of August. Senator and Mrs. William H. Mc- Masters, who spent the brief vacation during the recess of Congress in their Sou Dakota home, are again in ‘Washington. ~ Senator and Mrs. Guy Despard Goff are again in their home on New Hamp- shire avenue after several weeks at White Sulphur Springs. Senator Robert B. Howell is ex-. pected in Washington the first of Sep- of Purs. We Styles: TR ters. New 5 trims, linings, ete. Service: ort is hade to meke 1B Franchs Fur Cot 106% satie- A Deposit Holds Your Selection! tember from his home in Nebraska, where he has been for a short time after staying with Mrs. Howell at Hu{llng Springs, Va., for several weeks. Mrs. William H. King To Spend Winter in Paris. Mrs. King, wife of Senator William H. King, who went abroad early in the Summer with her four children, is in Brittany until about the ‘first of Sep- tember when she will go to Paris. They will be in Paris through the Winter, where the children will go to school. Sefiator Frank L. Greene, who has Sepiember, who is in their Vermont, where he spent 10 days with her earlier in the season. Senator T. H. Caraway is again with Mrs. Caraway in their home, Calvert Manor, in Riverdale, Md., after a short stay in his Arkansas home. + Senator and Mrs. Tom Connally are again in their apartment in the Wash- ington after a short motor trip in Vir- ginia. Senator Connally spoke at the Institute of Public Affairs at the Uni- versity of Virginia in Charlottesville and with Mrs. Connally, who accom- panied him to the University, they spent several days touring in the mountains in that region. Senator Coleman L. Blease, who has been with Mrs. Blease in their South Carolina home, returned to Washington a week ago and is sgain at the Hotel ‘Washington. Senator Edwin 8. Brookhart. who is making a tour in New York State for a series of lectures, will come to Wash- ington at the end of the week. Mrs. Brookhart is in their home in Iowa and will not come until later in the season. Senator and Mrs. Alben W. Barkley | are expected - MPASTER 1219 ConNecTICUT Ave Starting Monday Absolute Clearance FINAL SALES -at bottom prices i COATS special group of town coats at 29 town, sports and travel coats fine cloths and tweeds fur-trimmed and plain Now 49 and %65 ENSEMBLE SUITS silks, crepes, cloths of the higher-quality type with fine fabrics and making reduced to cost and below all sales final making the trip by motor. They will open their home at 3102 Cleveland ave- nue for the season. Senator Henry G. Allen, who is with | Mrs. Allen in their home in Wichita, Kans., is expected to return to Wash- ington the first of next month and Mrs. Allen will join him here later in the | | year. | Senator Edwin S. Broussard has re- | turned from a short stay in his home | in Louisiana and joined Mrs. Broussard | in their residence on Mintwood place. | Senator and Mrs. Royal 8. Copeland and their son, Mr. Royal 8. Copeland, sment last week in France and are ex- | pected to go to Prague in 10 days. They | have been in Neuremburg for some time since their arrival in Europe. Record of Current Events of Interest ,In Diplomatic World (Continued From First Page.) in Washington with Maj. Thenault for 10 days. ‘The air attache ‘of the Italian em- bassy, Comdr. Silvio Scaroni, closed his apartment st the Wardman Park Hotel | and sailed Friday for Italy. He will | return to this country about the middle of November. The retiring naval attache of the talian embassy, Capt. Lais, W;h& has Signora Lais in the North before sail- ing aboard the Conte Biancamano Sat- uirday, August 31, for their home in | y. The secretary of the Italian embassy, Signor Vitettl, has as his guest for few days the Italian Minister to G mala, Baron Kellner. The secretary of the German em- 'Rodier’s Knit Wool by Agnes for the set in the beret draped on the copy by Danu. Priced, b is to re- turn from Germany wmm spende ing the Summer. ‘The secretary nl_:.hé Rumanian lega- tion, Mr. Petala,: came back yesterday m 8 stay of several days in New | Rumanta c.-m in Legation Secretary ‘The secretary of the Rumanian lega- | tion, -Dr. Andre! Popovici, is slowly re- i covering from & serious fliness, and s expected to leave in a fortnight with Mme. Popovici for Asheville, N. C. where he will complete his conva- lesence. ‘The secretary of the Lithuanian lega, tion, Dr. Bagdonas, is expected back in ‘Washington the first of the week from New York, where he is spending the week end. . ‘The secretary of the Czechoslovakiam legation, Dr. Jan Papanek, has returned from a vacation in the West. Mme, Papanek remained in Chicago, and will join the secretary about the first of '| September. ’ ‘The second secretary of the Cuban embassy, Senor Don Pedro ez Capote, joined Senora de - Capote in their cottage at Monterey; Pa., for the week end. 5 ‘The former secretary of the Nether: lands legation and Baroness van Boetzelaer started Thursday for Mexico City, where the Baron will. assume his new duties as charge d'affairs of the Netherlands. The attache of the Rumanian legas tion, M. Peters, will go to New York the middle of the week to meet Mme. Peters who sails Tuesday aboard the New Amsterdam and' is expected to arrive in New York Friday. 3 Mcmb—e—rs of Cabinet Absent From Capita] ;‘ For Brief Periods (Continued From First Page.) for the dren are at Ventnor, N. J, Summer season. ‘The Second Assistant Postmaster General, Mr. W. Irving Glover, who is passing the week end with Mrs. Glover and their children at Eaglesmere, Pa.; is expected back in his apartment in the Wardman Park Hotel Tuesda The Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Ernest Lee Jahncke, will return tomorrow to his apartment in the Wardman Park Hotel after passing the week end with President Hoover at his camp in Virginia. 3 ‘The Fourth Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs. John W. Philp have closed their apartment in the Ward- man Park Hotel and returned to their home in Dallas, Tex.. where they were called by the serious iliness of their daughter. The executive secretary of the Fed- eral Power Commission and Mrs. P. E. Bonner and their two children have arrived from California and have taken an apartment in the Wardman Park- Hotel. #- Mr. George Wickersham, who is passing a short time in Bar Harbor, will- return to Washington on Wednesday. Mr. Wickersham is living at the Wards man Park Hotel. Mr. Oliver E. 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