Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1929, Page 18

18 SOC SOCIETY. IETY Chief Executive Host to Interesting Dinner Party at the White House Last Evening. RESIDENT HOOVER entertained at dinner last evening, at the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Long- worth, wife of the Speaker of the House, and her brothers, Col. Theodore Roosevelt, newly appoint- ed Governor of Porto Rico, and Mr. Kermit Roosevelt. Others in the party were Mrs. Hughes, national committee- woman of Tennessee; Miss Florence Wardwell of New York, who arrived at the White House yesterday for a few days’ stay; Mrs. J. H. Large, sister of Mrs. Hoover, and Dr. Hubert Work, who 1s also a_house guest at the mansion. Mrs. Hoover, accompanied by her son, Mr. Allan Hoover, have arrived at Hot Springs, Va., where they went by motor yesterday. They will remain at the resort for several days. ‘The Secretary of War and Mrs. Good have accepted the invitation of the committee for the President’s Cup re- gatta to be held tomorrow and Satur- day on the Potomac River and will be among the distinguished guests view- ing the races from the Mendota. Sec- retary and Mrs. Good will be in the receiving line during the afternoon. Minister of Switzerland Host To Family Party. The Minister of Switzerland and Mme. Peter have with them for a fort- night their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Peter of New York, who are on their way from Hot Springs. Mrs. Thomas D. Schall, wife of Sena- tor Schall, left Washington yesterday by motor for Minnesota, accompanied by her sons, Midshipman Thomas D. . Schall, jr, and Mr. Richard Schall, and. Miss Marguerite Gillesple, daugh- ter of Col. Gillesple of West Point. Later in the Autumn Mr. Richard Schall will return to Shattuck School. Senator and Mrs. Tasker L. Oddle will return to Washington this after- noon from New York, where they ar- rived yesterday aboard the Western World from Brazil. Mrs. Samuel S. Sandberg, wife of the United States Shipping Board com- missioner, Miss Ella Tefft Sandberg and Miss Mary Jeannette Sandberg, who have been in Eurppe during the Sum- mer, sailed Wednesday for home on the'S. S. America. They will arrive in New York September 21 and come directly to Washington. Commissioner Sandberg, who was also in Europe, re- turned on September 2. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman and their family will close their Sum- mer home, in the Shinnecock Hills, today and return to their suburban home at Edgemoor, Md. Maj. John A. Gray. U. S. M. C, with Mrs. Gray and their son Hunt- ington, are motoring to the Pacific Coast,” where Maj. Gray reports for station. . The newly appointed Secrstary of the Italian embassy, Signor Cerlo An- dres Soardi, who arrived in this coun- try a few days ago has taken an apart- ment at the Wardman Park Hotel. Lieut. Col. F. A. Ramsay, U. S. M. C,, has come to Washington to await trans- fer to a new post. Col. Ramsay, who stopped over Sunday at Gray's Hill Inn on the Potomac, motored to Wash- ington from Quantico, having recentl: arrived in this country from Haiti, whers he has been stationed for sev- eral years. Lieut. Lester Maitland, U. S. A., was host to a small party for luncheon on the Willard roof yesterday. Lieut. and Mrs. H. W. Northcutt and son Bryant, are the guests of Mrs. fiol’thcutt's parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. . C. Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Larner have returned to Washington for a few days and are staying at the Mayflower. They will go back to their Summer home in Mifflentown, Pa., for a short visit before coming to Washington for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tcwnsend left Beach Hill farm, their Summer home in the Adirondacks, where they have been since August 1, and will go to Lenox, where Mrs. Townsend will spend two days as the guest of Mrs. Henry White,” Mr. Townsend proceed=- ing to Washington. From Lenox Mrs. Townsend will go to Newport, where she will visit Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt at Beaulicu, their splendid Summer home, where she will remain until September 17 or 18, when she will go to Boston, coming to Washing- ton after a visit in that city. ‘The Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Wilbur J. Carr, has been joined at the Dresden by Mrs. Carr who spent several weeks in Lenox. Washington Family Motoring In France After Visit to Capri. Mr._and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin “CADITOL FUR e 4 Trpen 7« 1208 G ST. ouiiis) Answering the question . . . Where Should You Buy Your Fur Coat? “Capitol” qual- ity, style and service have in- fluenced hun- dreds of women ‘n making their fur purchase. ¥ An enviable reputation as- sures you 100 per cent satis- faction. A deposit re- serves your selection, Charge Accounts and the latter’s aunt, Mrs. Charles G. Matthews, who have been abroad for some time, are now motoring through the chateau country of France, Mrs. Matthews, who has been with her brother-in-law and sister, the British consul at Capri and Mrs. Harold N. Trower, joined Mr. and Mrs. Erwin at Paris, where they had been for a short Nancy Carter Panne satin, taffetas and moires are considered by Paris and New York the evening gowns and din- ner dresses of this season, accord- ing to Nancy Carter of Washing- ton. Panne is an extremely high- glossed, rich, soft and subtly en- ticing material. Pretty details with a flair for the unusual characterize the beau- tiful showing at 1021 Connecticut Avenue. The models are in all sizes— there is a large selection of rea- sonably priced gowns for young things going away to school. Satins are important in after- noon dresses as well as woolens and crepes. There are many stunning feminine afternoon dresses presented to you here. ‘We want to repeat our words of last week—that Nancy Carter has adorable tweed suits. (Between K and L Streets.) 1021 Connecticut Avenue. ] Frances Fox It's been said that a woman’s hair is her crowning glory— whether her tresses be short or long. Wearing hats these warm days is inclined to detract from the beauty of your hair—so you must take care of it. Just now when you are donning new Fall clothes be sure that your hair will com- plement your outfit. The advice of hair experts is ad- visable and most reasonable for after all you get what you pay for and in a case of beauty it should be the best. . We remind you that the time limit is extended two weeks for the special of $15.00 on the $25.00 permanent. For 29 years Frances Fox hair and scalp treatments have been famous in countries of Europe and America. Her Washington shop is floor two of 1341 Connecticut Avenue. (Just Below Dupont Circle.) Decatur 5475. £ Glasers Hats Tomorrow (Friday) Glasers are resenting a special display of new all hat: $5.00. Several {lir! of chiffon hose will be closed out at 85c the pair. Regular * full-fashioned hose in all the new Fall shades are $1.00, 1532 Connecticut Avenue. (Between Que_Street and Dupont. Circle). Erwin will_return to this country in October and will motor in and in England before sailing for York. Mr. Halleck A, Butts, commercial at- tache to the United Bhwt:l embassy in T, Miss Felice Butts, spent_the Summer Miss Butts will at- in Milford, Conn. tend the Catherine Gibbs School in Boston this season. Maj. and Mrs. Arnett P, Matthews will leave Washington today for the former’s new post at Fort Sam Houston, Tex. Maj. and Mrs. Matthews were enter- tained at dinner last evening by and Mrs. Julien R. Bernheim, who gave vy and the party at the Y, Marine Corps Country Club. Their OUR F STREET SALON, TOO, HAS AN OPENING that the magnificent New De Luxe Salon has opened on Conn. Ave. the F Street Salon, in keeping with its own individuality, intro- most variant display of footwear that is entirely different for Autumn. duces DE LUXE 1101 CONNECTICUT AVENUE IMART FHORS 2 (N-‘ 7770{/'0#'2 Farrell Lovely Comglexion ‘While you are busily engaged with the clothes question you can- not afford to disregard your beauty. Every woman can have a lovely clean, fine, smooth com- plexion if she will consult the skilled beauty artists of Elizabeth Arden’s Salon and follow her treatments and preparations. Distinguished women of Europe and America have found their beauty through methods and preparations of Elizabeth Arden and keep it so. Don’t think that your skin is impossible! You will be amazed at the results of a single treat- ment at Elizabeth Arden’s Salon. 1134 Connecticut Avenue. (Between L and M). L ] Dulin & Martin —are presenting two interesting table niceties to the tasty hostess. (1) A 24-piece set of green, rose, crystal or azure spiral glass- ware which includes eight 12-ounce footed tumblers, eight 8-inch salad plates and eight fruit or sherbet cups, $8.75. @) S of sterling which are odd pieces or incomplete . . . at cost. Reorders on the Sterling men- ioned after the purchase of these will be sold at regular prices, ~Early shoppers are smart shop- pers. 2 Main Floor. Connecticut Avenue at L. ] [MPASTERNAX Pasternak’s smart shop is all astir with matrons and misses who have come to see all the lovely, lovely new things to assemble a perfect wardrobe— You have never seen a shop so rich in beautiful apparel. Styles you know have taken many changes and we believe they have never been prettier—judging from the exclamations of thrilling ahs and ohs of delight from discrimi- nating shoppers of Pasternak’s. Sonfi, warm colors of browns, carrot, green, dahlia, Florentine blue and purple of velvets, satins, woolens, tweeds and jerseys are deftly designed in apparel ex- tremely flattering to feminine charm. % . Hats reveal the forehead and bespeak youth in every line. You are invited to inspect all the new furs, ensembles, coats, Suits, sports togs, afternoon and street dresses, dinner and’ formal gowns at Pasternak's, =z S * There are smart slippers in the season's most charming colours . . . deftly contrasted in the newest Suedes, Lizards and Kid Skins. A chic selection at a very interesting price range from $10 to $14.50. CONN. everal discontinued styles ¢ Flamme, delphia, Mrj. and Mrs. Robert C. M Donald of Carlisle Barracks, Capt. and B. Mockbee, Capt. and Mrs. Rose, Capt. and Mrs. Eugene Mrs. James Walter A, Capt. and Mrs. Willlam A. Stout, Capt. Avery t. Earl G. Gebhardt. 1 attache of the C. Horton ‘The British were among Deauville at the last evening. assistant embassy and Mrs. W. C. those dining at the Plage ‘Wardman Park Hotel ‘The secretary of the Spanish embassy, de Amoedo, also Don Mariano Senor dined there last evening. Mrs. Henry Price Wright has returned to her home here after spending two . | months in Bar Harbor, where she was her daughter, Miss |} Margaretta Wright. Miss Wright is now with Miss Laura Tuckerman, daughter accompanied by SALON AVE. Franklin National Bank —has shown its faith and trust in our growing exclusive shopping district—Connecticut Avenue—by the completion of a beautiful structure_ of the _Connecticut Avenue Branch of Franklin Na- tional Bank, The architecture and interior decorating is the newest in to- dav’s banks. The formal opening is Monday— and we want you to be sure to drop in and see it all for your- sclf—the new safe which we be- lieve is unsurpassed in Washing- ton—the absence of cages and the sturdy, homey atmosphere. As vou know Franklin National Bank is located between the May- flower and L Street—a clock is over the entrance wav. Let’s all join Franklin National in its expansion on Connecticut Avenue and in turn our Capital city—Washington. S 8 N Underwood & Underwood Are your children going away to school or to a position in another citv? Do they have a picture of you and do you have a picture of them? 1f you haven't—make an ap- pointment for a sitting—telephone Decatur 4100—Underwood & Un- derwood. Portraits made by Underwood & Underwood are the ultimate in beautiful photography—and, of course, you want the best. It is a pleasure to go into the studio of homelike, cordial atmos- phere where they are always glad to talk to you about your por- traits, Prices start at $20.00 a dozen. ‘We suggest vou have yours made now so that your children may take them with them when || they go away. 1230 Connecticut Avenue. E . Plage Deauville —is a picture at tea and dinner dances. country-clublike setting of Ward- Hotel looking like Fall—and the leaves are taking on glg Autumn colors, . Summer guests are daily chang- ing their dates of departure from our Capital and Washingtonians are scurrying home from vacation —bi se _they so enjoy the parties at Plage Deauville. The open-air swimming pool the delicious food served under the gay umbrella tables and the dances with music of Meyer Davis’ Club Chanticler Orchestra—you will never want to leave and always want to come back to ‘Wardman Park Hotel. Ballroom dances start next week. || olumbia 2000. The big trees of the | SOCIETY luneheon - porty they “!.fimdny at ):‘:v" Mrs, Archibala Grasie, gome time at Newpart, bty c- | Club P tennis courts. de la Barra, pmr e .lln on - ;! Gor i and Miss Margaret Eustis Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Delano announze | have motored to New York and are e et O oo . Kl of N skt L Fasse " L o lew Tt of Mr. and Mrs, John G | MI%. John B. Heffernan, wife of Klein of this city. ir. Hefle , U. 8. N, will be in i wi at the Mayflower until the Mr. and Mis. Perry Belmont enter- r- __(Continued on Nineteenth Page) T R R | R T | TR IS m_n Mr. the Bolivian having guests for lard roof y . L ol n .! 2 e L ?‘ THE SPACIOUS- NESS and privacy of a town house char- acterized in the per- fectly appointed suites of Washing- COMBININC the convenience of its central location with the permanently exclusive environment that characterizes the 16th St. section just morth of Mass. Ave., this distinguished apartment building will be found .+ . Seven to nine rooms, with three baths and servants’ rooms, fireplaces on to meet, both in the size of its spacious suites and in the excel s t ® ton’s foremost and three floors. Three lence of its appointments, every most aristocratically €Xposures.. . . Resi- requirement of the family with social responsibilities. dent enagcraan premises. situated apartment building. . . . We invite your inspec- tion of 2 model suite. " Suites of nine rooms, three baths, servants rooms—now available Open Sunday & daily for your inspection R i e S 2101 Connecticut Avenue g H. L. Rust Company 1001 15th St. N. W. National 8100 H. L. Rust Company 1001 15th St. NW, Natl. 8100 | There’s a Fascinating New Frock Salon in Washington MAISON MAURICE now provides frocks of exclusive style and charm for the distin- guished women and misses of Washington. Smartness with Economy is the keynote of our cozy little dress salon, where a magnificent variety of Paris copies and adaptations are on display, priced with unexampled moderation. And in the Millinery Salon— Every frock and costume finds its proper complement, in style and color, in fashions always distinctive and chic! Travel Print Assorted Colors Black Transparent Velvet Ensemble Egg Shell Satin Blouse Navy Canton Egg Shell Jabot