Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1929, Page 14

SOCIETY OCIETY Chief Executive and ‘Mrs. Hoover Hosts to Executive Officers of Girl Scouts’ Organization. - HE President and’ Mrs. Hoover were joined et the White House last_evening by Mrs. Nichoias F. Brady, chairman of the na- . tional board of «directors of the Girl Scouts; Mrs. Edgar Rickard, na- tional treasurer of the Girl Scouts, and Mrs. James Y, Rippin, director of the board of Manhattan Girl Scouts. The First Lady of the Land is a vice presi- dent of the Girl Scouts of America. Dr. Hubert Work is remaining as & guest at the executive mansion. Vice President Curtis to Be Joined by Daughter, Mrs. George. The Vice President, Mr. Charles Cur- tis, will have as his guest his daughter, Mrs, Charles P. George, who will arrive this evening with her two children from Siasconset, Mass., where they spent the Summer season. The Ambassador of Chile, Senor Don Carlos Davila, had guests dining with him last evening on the Plage Deauville at the Wardman Park Hotel. The Minister of Hungary and Count- ess Szechenyi gave a children’s party yesterday afternoon at Newport, Senator Royal S. Copeland is arriv- ing in New York today on the Bremen after spending several weeks abroad. Senator Hamilton F. Kean of New Jersey has taken an apartment at the ‘Wardman Park Hotel. Representative and Mrs. Homer W. Hall have taken a suite at the Roose- velt Hotel for the Winter season. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. James M. Ken- nedy will be at home this afternoon at Walter Reed Hospital from 4 to 6 o'clock. Mrs. Kennedy will be assisted by Mrs. Frank L. K. Laflamme, Mrs. Albert G. Love, Mrs. John W. Meehan, Mrs. Rufus L. Holt, Mrs, W. Harvey Kernan, Mrs. Max Weinberg Mrs. Clar- ence M. Reddig, Mrs. Arnett P. Mat- thews and Miss Eliza Urquhart. No cards were issued. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van- derbilt will have as their guest at thelr estate, Beaulieu, at Newport, Mrs. Law- rence Townsend, who will arrive at the Tesort Saturday. Gen. and Mrs. Van- derbilt spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell at South- ampton. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Edward M. Shinkle announce the engagement of their daughter Margery to Dr. Frederic W. Farrar, lieutenant, junior grade, United States Navy. The commercial attache of the Cuban embassy and Senora de Rda entertained at dinner last evening in honor of Dr. Miguel Varona Guerrero, collector of customs of Havana, Cuba, and delegate to the conference on customs and port regulations which will be held in No- vember. Another guest was Prof. Pedro E. Betancourt, jr., secretary of an agri- cultural experimental station of Havana, who is on a special mission for the secretary of agriculture of Cuba to study modern and scientific methods in dairying, farming and poultry raising in this country. Dr. Varona is staying at the Carlton Hotel and Prof. Betancourt is at the Sol- diers’ Home. Consul_general and Mrs. Ernest L. Harris, who have been staying in Wash- ington, will sail on the S. S. President Roosevelt tomorrow for Bremen en route to Prague, where Mr. Harris will take up his duties as consul general. Before coming to Washington Mr. and Mrs. Harris visited in their home in Milwaukee. Mr. Harris was until re- cently consul general at Vancouver, British Columbia. Col. Frank E. Webb entertained at a luncheon yesterday at the Carlton Hotel for Mr. August Vollmer, who has been appointed head of the investigators for the Natlonal Commission on Law Ob- servance and Enforcement. Among the other guests were Mr. Walter H. New- ton, secretary to the President; Capt. Frank X. A. Eble, Commissioner of Cus=- toms; Dr. James C. Doran, Commis- sioner of Prohibition; Mr. Alvin Hall, director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing; Mr. W. Herman Moran, chief of the United States Secret Service, and Mr. Edgar Hoover, chief of the Bureau of Investigation of the Department o Justice. ¥ Maj. and Mrs. Joseph H. Wheat have returned from & month’s tour of New England, three weeks of which were spent at the Hotel Peppewell, Kittery Point, Me. Capt._and Mrs. Charles Oman_are Your Feet Will Know the Difference The wvelvety feeling of that famous hidden cushion will be a revelation. You will feel how they relieve tired, aching feet, by assist- ing and strengthening those foot muscles. If you have no foot trou- bles the cushion comfort will keep your feet healthy. You will be surprised to see how quick those corns and callouses disappear. Come in today and be fitted correctly. Your feet de- serve that consideration. Shown in the Latest Materials and Models $10 to $14 John Ebberts Shoe Co., Makers -1318 G St. N.W, o cuw Bldg. again in their apartment at 2400 Six- mm street after spending a month in alne. Capt. George A. Bentley, United States Army, and Mrs. Bentley, with their small son, George, have taken the house at 3532 8 street northwest for a year while on duty here. Mrs, Bentley has as her guests her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S, P. Hoeffel of Green Bay, Wis., who are en route to Boston. to visit their son, Dr. Gerald Hoeffel. While here they are being entertained :{uoflb{ ‘!:vmitt‘;? sutm, Lieut. Kenneth M. loeffel, Un! ates Navy, an ai the White House. W e Capt. and Mrs, P, C. Griffin, accom- panied by Mr. Baumberger, have ar- :fig mflv‘v;m'mméx from Schofleld Bar- ), and are sta; Martinique. g Comdr. and Mrs. R. K. Turner have taken an apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel. Comdr. Turner is on duty in the Bureau of Aeronautics at the Navy Department. Lieut. Comdr. Willlam Neal Cogan, U. 8. N, retired, has joined Mrs. n in their apartment, at 1763, Columbia r&ld,vntfgr sl f;{:nllht" cruise aboard e U. 8. 8. tery. Comdr. Cogan visited Cape Haitien, Port au Prince and Guantanamo Bay. Mrs. Cogan, who is recuperating from a long and serious iliness, remained in their Washington home during his ab- sence. Mrs. Harrison to Return ‘To Washington for Winter. Mrs. Russell B. Harrison, daughter- in-law of the late President Benjamin Harrison, has taken an apartment in the Broadmoor for the winter and will return from a motor trip through the Berkshires in a fortnight. Mrs. Har- rison and her granddaughter, Miss Sal: lie Ann Willlams, motored to Wash- ington 10 days ago from the former's home in Omaha, Nebr., stopping en route in Indianapolis for a few days’ stay with Mrs, Harrison’s son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Harrison, 3d. Mrs. Harrison and Miss Williams spent yesterday in Lancaster, Pa., and will join the latter's mother, Mrs. Mar- thena Harrison Willlams, at Westerly, R. I, the end of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman Southampton in honor of Mrs. Alex- andria Gardiner and Mr. Robert Gardi- ner. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont were hosts at luncheon yesterdsy st New- port. Mrs. E. Lester Jones has returned to ‘Washington for a few days and is stay- ing at the Mayflower. Her daughter, Miss Cecil Lester Jones, who spent the Summer in Europe, is expected to arrive in New York Monday. She will be met by her mother and they will go RETURNING TO CANADA RAY FOX, Wife of the United States consul at Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Mrs. Fox will leave later this week to rejoin Mr. Fox in Winnipeg. to their home in East Stoneham, Me., for the early Autumn. Miss Jones spent part of the Summer as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Woodlief Thomas in Berlin. Mr. Thomas is assoclated with the reparations commission. Mrs. Jones' married daughter, Mrs. Stanley T. Barker and her children have been with her in Maine thruogh the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Barker were in Porto Rico |lnst vr:'m;er. but are now living in Nut- ey, N. J. Mrs. Thomas Dresser White who has been passing a few months with her mother, Mrs. Blaine Lipscomb, in the Wardman Park Hotel, will leave today for Chicago where she will visit for & short time. Mrs. Lispcomb will join her daughter there and they will then continue to Seattle from which port they will sail for China. Miss Janet Shepherd, daughter of Senator and Mrs. Shepherd, has gone to Austin, Tex., where she will attend An Invitation—| front - s “ q"' the State University. Miss Susan Shep- || herd is also in Texas for a visit to her maternal grandmother at Texarkana. Mrs. T. Nelson Conrad and her sis- ter, Miss Hammett, have gone to At lantic City for a three-week stay and will join their brother, Dr. Charles M. their Rhode Island ave- from & month’s stay in Atlantic City. i Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark has Joined her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wat- son Freeman Clark, on Cape Cod, after spending the Summer in . Miss Clark will remain in New York sev- :nr::n months before returning to Wash- n. Mr. and Mrs. William H who have spent the Summer are now in Atlantic Oity at the bom-nunmlm. On their Wi gton they will occupy the apart- Walker, Maine, Marl- ATTEND THE STYLE SHOW TOMORROW ., WEDNESDAY 2:30 to 5 P.M.-—7:30 to 9:30 P.M. At this event you will see the advance styles for Fall and Winter in smart gowns, dresses, suits, coats, - millinery and hosiery—portraying the newly created silhouette. You are cordially invited to attend 25 OF WASHINGTON’S SMARTEST DEBUTANTES WILL MODEL THESE ‘GOWNS, FROCKS, COATS and MILLINERY Women's Shop—Third Floor Megéf’s Shop 1331 F Street D. C. rdman Park Hotel which ';-;n,‘ r::gx)-y leased for the season. Malec—] ‘Wedding Next, Wo’i. lfln‘;lm of Bride. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Pergler have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter Ella to Mr. Svatoslav Malec of Czechoslovakia, Thuud&x‘. tember 19, in the home of b e'ump;renu, at 2138 California street and only intimate friends of the family will attend. Dr. Lucius Clarke, chan- cellor of the American University, of which the bride is a graduate of the College of Liberal Arts, will officiate. The bridegroom, & graduate of the High Technical Institute of Prague, is on the engineering staff of the famous Skoda_Works of Prague, and for two years has been in this country engaged in investigations on behalf of this concern. ‘Mr. Malec and his bride will sail for Europe shortly after the wedding and will at home in Prague after Octo- ber 1. Mrs. F, Lawrence Walker has re- turned to her home in Cleveland Park { after a four months’ tour of the West, ~ =2 restriction, Motor out Connecticut Lan squares on the left. Motor out Connecticut Circle, turning left into Dorset Avenue, Somerset. nue, Somerset, which wifl 2400 Sixteenth Street northwest. The wedding will be simply arranged | Jand, ‘7% (Bgmgl)}w— HE ideal setting for that home you have been dreaming of is offered in Kenwood the Beautiful—where your investment is protected by every beneficial If you haven't seen Kenwood you can have. no conception of its community ad- vantages and natural beauties. Three Ways to Reach Kenwood crossing Wisconsin Avenue, continuing under the viaduct to entrance to Kenwood, three short Or motor out Wisconsin Avenue to Dorset Ave- south entrance of Kenwood. Kennedy-Chamberlin Development CO. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 192 inclue in her Grand' of Oregon, ; B Columbia, Glacler National Pa; Canada. also’ spent, mree“'.'&: in Helena, Mont., visiting her sister, Mr. and Mrs, John turned to Wuhlnmrf{ n.%try:;v: ing g:: n-:fimfi in England, France ane Alaska, British Mrs. Margaret Hopk Eest Clfton Terrace, Ty sl , Me., attend thy G. A. R. convention. e Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D, sail Wednesday, sepumberci):,d?v: YE: 8. 8. George Washington of the United States Lines to spend about a month in AR and. aj. and Mrs, Ennall will entertain at & house ;:lrz.e'":rml:l’: week end in their Summer home at Monterey, Pa. in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Condon, before they sail. Mrs. E. G. Walker entertas luncheon today at the cmw:'g'ot:{ . Mrs. J. A. O'Connor, Mrs. €, D. Wil- liams and Miss Elizabeth McGraw_of (Continued on Fifteenth Page. D Avenue, through Bradley Avenue to Chevy Chase Grafton Street, through lead you directly into the Columbia 7280 Draperies, U pholstering, Papering and Painting Juet as “Henderson's" ITY FURNITURE, so is the home of QUAL- it is the home of a notably complete INTERIOR DECORAT- ING SERVICE. Suggestions and estimates cheerfully submitted. Fine Furniture JAMES B. H 1108 G Street continuing New Fall stocks are arriving, and will be found of special inter- est to those engaged in refurnishing homes and apartments. In- spection, of course, in- volves no obligation. ENDERSON Fine Furniture, Laces, Upholstering, Paperhanging, Painting District 7675 District 7676 Phones Beginning WEDNESDAY'! all week Clearance—800 Pairs $10 to $15 Footwear $7.50 Cleaning up odd lots and discontinued styles . . . of smart Sorosis shoes in Au- tumn and Winter weights . .. size range broken, of course, but ex-~ cellent selections at the opening of the sale. Every shoe fine quality. Good for a whole season’s wear. These Styles: Pumps . Strap Slippers Step-in Slippers Ties Oxfords Tan Brown Blue Grey Black These Materials: Patent Leather Calfekin Kidskin Satin Suede Reptiles On sale tomorrow . . . 9:15 o’clock . . . Street Floor S FASMION ISTITUTION Lid Aasningeon Nowlore o X SOCIETY. ity ® Poet Perfumes Have Come A FASHION IN6T! is! MUION NSTITUTION. From Paris Creation...a scent the college girl adores. ..Secret... makes you think of Spain and ro- mance . ..sand Royal Indian Jas- mine has an en- chanting sweetness, $3.75 $6.75 $12.50 Toiletries Shop Street Floor Now . ..in the closing week We wish to thank our customers who have made this our Greatest Sale New Fur Fashions Four more days of the sale still remain . . . in which to buy our thor- oughly reliable, high fash- ion fur coats at Summer Sale prices! Only a nominal deposit required! Cold storage without charge until November! If you are thinking of getting a fur coat this Winter . . . if you are inter- ested in seeing the new fur Fashions . . come to Jelleff's Summer Sale of New Fur Coats . . . come tomorrow .. . for the sale lasts Only 4 More Days Popular Muskrat Coats —in the Summer Sale at $195 (next week price_ wwill $225) $225 $295 (next week the price will be $345) the be Rich Hudson Seal Coats (dyed muskrat) —in the Summer Sale at $225 $495 up to (next week the price will (next week the price will be $265) be $545) Collegiate Raccoon Coats —in the Summer Sale at $1 next .o 3225 —and Sale S 95 week 8345 next week .0--$395 many, many others! Only 4 more days. . . Ends Saturday, eptember 14 to Fur Salon—Fourth Floor One little.. . . two little . . . six smart styles in the best little all-around costumes we know Canton Crepe Ensembles 12050 —awith a tuck-in blouse! ——or a metal blouse! —or a blouse of high fashion satin! —with low circular full- ness! —or frilled neckline vogue! —suits with feminine tuckings! Sizes for women ee. 3610 44 And now that we've pointed out the high fashions of these little jacket ensembles . . . we urge you to see them, notice the beauty of their details, and the superiority uality ! of their rown with Flowered ! Metal Rust with Eggshell Wine with Eggshell Navy with Eggshell Brown with Capucine Black with Eggshell Women’s Frock Shop econd S Floor Glen Bogies —have a 'round-the-world record as well as the Graf Zeppelin . . . says Miss Bridger . . who is here this week demonstrating the fa- mous Glen Bogie knitted frock . . told by so travelers w frocks they course, you knitted dresses are all the vogue in Paris! . and has been many world hat perfect are! And, of know _that Sportswear Shop Fourth Floor s j A FASHION INSTITUTION Waskington , Nowlorke