Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1929, Page 8

R e ———— P ———a 5 i ot S SOCIETY. SOCIETY Navy-Notre Dame Foot Ball Game At- tended by Belgian Ambassador and Many Other Notables of Capital. HE Ambassador of Belgium, Prince Albert de e and Princess de Ligne and their daughters were guests of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy, U. 8. A, entertained at dinner last eve- ning at the Army, Navy and Marine 'lnwhonor of the Mr. Ernest Lee Jahncke at the Navy- | ch Notre Dame foot ball game in Balti- more today. Other guests of Mr. Jahncke were: The Viscount de Lant- sheere, first secretary of the Belgian embassy; the Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs, Patrick J. Hurley, and Lieut: Comdr. R. H. Skelton, United States Navy, aide to the Assistant Sec- retary of the Navy. ‘The Ambassador of Chile, Serior Don Carlos Davila, attended the luncheon today which Senor Juan Ramirez, for- mer charge d'affaires of Paraguay, gave at the Carlton Hotel. Others in the company were the Minister of Uruguay, Senor Varela; the Minister of Colombia, lenor Olaya; the United States Minister to Bulgaria, Mr. H. F. Arthur Schoen- feld: the delegate from Colombia to the Bolivia-Paraguay Arbitration Confer- ence, Senor Rivas, and the charge d'af- tllnl of Paraguay, Senor Don Pablo M. Ynsfran. Secretary and Mrs. Stimson Visiting Long Island Home. ‘The Secretary of State and Mrs. Stimson are spending the week end in their home on Long Island and will re- turn to Washington Monday. ‘The Minister of Poland and Mme. Filipowicz gave their first large recep- tion since coming to this it when they entertained yesterday afternoon in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the death of Gen. Pulaski, the great Polish general who assisted in the olutionary War of this country in 1776 and was killed at the battle of Savan- nah. The Minister and Mme. Pilipowicz of the great general’s hmlher powicz wore a becoming gown of po-der blue georgette crepe embroid- ered in silver threads, and was assisted by llme ‘Wancowicz, wife of the com- xunhl counselor of the legation, and Mme. Poradzewska, wife of the new chancellor of the legation. Mme. Wancowicz was in a quaint ecostume of white organdie made with many narrow ruffies and Mme. Pore- dowska had a gown of green and gold metal cloth made with long tight-fit- ting sleeves. The members of the lega- tion staff were also assisting during the afternoon. Among the guests were the Ambassador of France, M. Paul Claudel; Will R. Wood and Representative James M. Mead, appointed by President Hoover | George Farnum, the surgeon eral of the Army and Mrs. Merritt W. Ireland, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Stephen O. Fuqua, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. E. L. xln;, Maj. Gen, and Mrs. Edward A. Kreger, Brig. Gen. Francis LeJ. Parker, the ml.llhry attache of the Itallan embassy, Gen. Villa; Col. and Mrs. Lorenzo D. Gasser, Col. sunley Ford, Col. and Mrs. Willlam lelol'. Col. Ashley Williams, Col. and Mrs. Frederick E. Coleman, Col. and Mrs. Garfleld L. McKinney, Maj. and_Mrs. Moreland Fitts, Mrs. Parker W. West, Mrs. Emory Smith, Maj. and Mrs, Henry Terrell, Maj. and Mrs. D. C. Moore, Maj. Philip Rhinelander of New York and Mrs. Mary Terrell Gristings. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will re- turn to their estate, Belcourt, at New- port tomorrow. They attended the Van Alen-Langley wedding at Westbury, Long Island, yesterday, and Mr. Bel- mont attended * the dinner given for Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Belmont will remain in Newport until the end of the month, when they will come to Washington. A wedding of interest in ‘Washington, which will take place October 22 in New York, is that of Miss Kathryn Fischer to Mr. Willlam M. Calder, Jr., son of former Senator Calder of Brook- lyn. A supper dance was given last evening at the Ambassador Hotel in New York for Miss Fischer and her flance by Miss Valeria Mcxee. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. McKee, and Miss Mildred P'l-hlve, daughter of Mrs. John H. Flahive. Hall-Cunningham chlll* At Chevy Chase Church Tonight. ‘The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth tham to Mr. John Fontaine Hall, and Mrs. 8. C. Hall of Hall- ‘wood, ., will take place this evening at 8 o'clock in St. John'’s Episcopal Church in Chevy Chase, Md., the cere- mony being immediately followed by a reception in the home of the bride's %mm'l. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cunning- , at 4512 Ridge street in Chevy o 021“ n'.lhunhvrua:f the two ilies an e party are asked for the reception. M = ’ Admlmllndun ‘Andrew Long have an apartment at the Carlton for mm.nuwmmm They are expected to arrive on the 15th. Col. Wade H. cooper the Chalfonte, Atlantic City. Mrs. John Boit is passing s short mnu at the Wardman Park Hotel be- opening her home on R street. Mr. Bnlt., Wwho is in the North, will join, her in a'few days. Mr. and Mrs. Boit have son of & guest at sies and legations and several Ameflcln officers, Polish residents of Wash- ington and members of Polish societies from all over the country. Lieut. Zoffa Nowosielska, the Polish Joan of Arc, whovut.haomnl-rct o e Tt T e pun' women, s Teception of her own wherever she stopped in erowded no is entitled to wear five wound for her fearless action in the many encounters ¢|mn( the World War. Senator and Mrs. Walter E. Edge will srrive in Washington tomorrow and go | g, to the Carlton Hotel, where they have taken an apartment for the present session of Congress. ‘The British premier, Mr. James Ram- say Macdonald, and his daughter, Miss Ishbel Macdonald, will be guests at din- ner this evening of Sir Joseph and Lady tertain in their New of State and ve as their ‘William Prindle will sail October 19 for is an aunt of the United States Assistant aster General, . W. Irving Glover, entertained the officers of his bureau and division Them ‘were 25 present Glover have ‘Thomas Glover, will go to Baltimore to- to attend the Navy-Notre Dame foot b-ll game. Brig. ‘Gen. and Mrs. Frank R. Keefer, CONNEECTICUT AVENUE THE SPACIOUS- NESS and privacy of a town house char- acterized in the per- fectly appointed suites of Washing- ton’s foremost and been absent for mymmn in thewu!hof?nn l.n =3 This Summ in Canada. Mrs. W. Harry Brown entertained a small party at luncheon yesterday at the Carlton, the party includln‘ Mrs. cnm-on-y. Mrs. John W. Dana and Mrs, Peter Drury. Mr. and Mrs. lery Chadduck of 2807 ca'.hednl “el;u& m“h announce mrrhfe of ter Edith to ’“r BE Paul lll;lph son of Mrs. osep! Ralph of Washington. The ceremony, followed by & nu mass, was performed at the Church of , Apostle, on Woodley road, lt 9 o'clock morning, Rev. Thomas A. Walsh officiating. Only the relatives and close friends attended, The bride was becomingly attired in wine-color chiffon velvet ensemble, trimmed in butter-mole fur, and car- & bouquet of butterfly roses and of valley. Her sister, ll‘lu N in the Education Dept. N Open Monday, October At the Y. W. C. A, 17th and K Streets most aristocratically situated apartment building. . . . We invite your inspec- tion of 2 model suite. .« « Seven to ninc rooms, with three .baths and servants’ rooms, fireplaces on three floors. Three exposures. . . . Resi- dent manager on premises at all times. H. L. Rust Company 1001 15th St. N. W, Mrs. Wright Patman, wife of Representative Patman of Texarkana, Tex., and their four boys, now at their home, 3462 Macomb street northwest. afternoon at 4 o'clock at Ruxton, the home of the bride's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hooper. Mrs. Irving H. Chase, Miss Eliza- beth A. Chase and Miss Dorothy M. Chase are spending a few days in New York, where they went from their home at Waterbury, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Horace M. Albright has moved into their new home at 4920 Indian Lane, Spring Valley. Mr. Al- bright is succeeding Mr. Stephen C. Mather as director of - the national parks. Their last home was in Yellow- stone National Park, where Mr. Albright | as assistant to Mr. Mather was director’ of that park. They have two children, Robert Mather and Marian, Clpt. and Mrs. Angwin Hosts Afternoon Tea Yesterday. Clpt and Mrs. W. A. Angwin, M. C. U. 8. N, entertained at tea yesterday afternoon at their quarters in the res- ervation of the Naval Hospital, in honor of Mrs. Rachel Engsin Beebe and Mrs. Clyde L. Chamblin of San Francisco, Assisting at the tea table were Mrs. Beuret, wife of Rear Admiral J. D. Beuret, U. 8. N., and Mrs. Richards, wife of Capt. Theodore Richards, in command of the Naval Hospital. As- sisting in rccelving were Mrs. Sidney Thornton of Washington, Mrs. G. E. Lamb of Clinton, Iowa; Mrs. George Calver, Mrs. Rfl!y McConnell and Mrs, William Chambers of ‘Washington. Amon' those invited vlere Comdr. Mrs. Ainsworth, t. and Mrs. B\Irwn Lieut. Blly‘ Dr and Mrs. Omar J. Brown, Miss T. Boardman, Lieut. T. D. Bollcofmdr and Mrs, Ww. O. Bunker. Miss J. Beatrice Bow- iss Ellen McBride Brown, Rear nl J. D. Beuret and Mrs. Beuret, Col. and Mrs. Ernest P. Bicknell, Dr. and Mrs. David O. Bowman, Dr. Holton C. Curl, Dr. and Mrs. Willlam Cham- bers, Dr. and Mrs, Harold Cozby, Dr. and Mrs. Willlam H. Connor, Capt. and Mrs. Addison B. Clifford, Dr. and gitchen, Bath and eception o om. Electric Refrigera- tion. $65.00 per month THE ARGONNE 16th & Columbia Rd. The Comforts of a House tenant. 5425 Connecticut Avenue The location is unsurpassed for convenience and outlook. The rooms are of exceptional size and big bays in the living rooms give every advantage of inclosed porches. Every detail of equipment is of the most modern type, including electrical refrigeration, which is operated at no expense to the Mrs. L. N. Hart, Lieut. Col. and Mrs, Walter N. Hill, Lieut. and Mrs. H. R. Hubbard, Dr. and Mrs. V. Hernandez, Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Kellogg, Comdr. and Mrs. L. Lindsay, Comdr. and Mrs. Riley McConnell, Dr. John Brooks O'Neill, Senator and Mrs. Tasker Oddie, Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Oman, Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Pratt, Mr. John Barton Payne, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Peterson, Comdr. and Mrs. J. B, Pollard, Capt. and Mrs. Frank Lester Pleadwell, Capt. and Mrs. Theodore W. ichards, Lieut. Comdr. J. K. Richards, Capt. and Mrs. Paul Reed, Dr. and Mrs. Rod- dis, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Chlrlel Riggs, Maj. Julia sum-on, l.leut C. A Swanson, Comdr. and D. G Sutton, Comdr. and Mrs. Monmery Stuart, Dr. and Mrs. Otis Spalding, Comdr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Thornton, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Capt. and Mrs. Edgar Woods, Dr. and Mrs. W. K. Hicks, Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Leamer, Lieut. Denton and Dr. Strine. Judge and eMrs. Samuel Jordan Graham returned last week from Europe, where they visited Spain and motored through the Pyrenees. Judge and Mrs. Graham are at their home, 2101 Connecticut avenue. * Among those who entertained at the dinner dance last evening at the Carlton were Senator Jesse H. Metcalf, Senator David I. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. James Francis Sulunn of Philadelphia and Mgs. M. . Donnelly. Miss Mary A. Lindsley of the Dodge Hotel has returned from an extended visit In the national parks of the West and Southwest. Lindsley was ac- companied_ by Winnifred R. 'rhorpe of Boston. and Mrs, B'EDhen G. McM‘hm\ m n home in their new house on terday for Mrs. John Newton Shannshan and her daughter, Miss Ruth Shannahan, of Omnu Nebr., will be guests for a short time of Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Alpheus Winter. Mrs. Shannahan and her daughter have been at camp in Maine through the Summer 1':1“ Lieut. and Mrs. L. W. Curtin have lrrlved in Washington from Norfolk, and are at the Carlton for a short “the course of talks on whh:h Mrs. Georgette this uuon at are mowrlng to Washington, will go to Old Point Comfort after thflr O’Connor, visit with Mr. and Mrs, ter and will remain in Virginia rrm,h the cvux;‘::-n' returning to Omaha for Dr. and Mrs. C. Lioyd Lindemuth of Mechanicsburg, Pa., who came here for the American Dental Convention, will spend the week end with Mr. and Mrs, John Q. Ladd on Lowell street. Mr. and Mrs. Ladd will also have as a guest for the week end Mrs. Ladd's mother, Mrs. James I Steel of Me- chanicsburg, Pa. Miss Jennie Mason Gibbs has re- turned to the city after passing the season in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Miss Gibbs will sail December 2 on the Empress of Australla for & cruise around the world. Mr. Paul Yates and famlily of Hous- ton, Tex., have moved to Washington and taken an apartment at the Poto- mac Park Apartments. Mr. Yates will act as the Washington correspondent of the Houston Post-Dispatch. Women Important in Soclal Life Patronesses for “Talks.” Among the early subscribers to “Things Talked About,” the series of weekly comments on_signifi¢ant hap- penings of the times, both political and cultural, to be given by Mrs. Nina Swalm Reed, are Mrs. John L. Cable, wife of Representative Cable of Ohio; Mrs. Clarence M. Busch, national president of the National League of American Pen ‘Women; Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Mrs. Guy Castle, Mrs. C. C. Calhoun, 3 and_Mrs. Eugene Collister, Col. Wade H. Cooper, Mrs. Edward Dile Freeman, Miss Pllrflx Miss Katherine Gwynne, Miss Alice Heaven, Miss Anne Martin, Mrs. Mary H. Thompson, Mrs. David ‘Tennant, Mrs. Alexander Van Keuren and Miss Eleanor Williams. ‘The series will open Monday, chbe'r 21, at 11:30 o'clock lm. the having been chosen by Mrs. Reed lo as not to interfere with the luncheon en- B impottant wetkly oot :n&wm an_im) weekly event there- after throughout the season until and including Mondly, March 24, 1930, all che tfialln the series to be at the Wil- Mr. Phillip T. McLean of the Hoover War Library at Leland Stanford will be at the Dodge Hotel for & number of months while he is in the manuscript FOR RENT Two Rooms, Kitchen, Bath and Reception R 0 o m. Electric Refrigera- tion. 2001—16th St. To Discriminating Home Seekers Attention Is Called to THE ALTAMONT ones to meet the demand. 1321 Connecticut Avenue LR at 1901 Wyoming Avenue at 20th Street THE very best is offered here in an apartment home. The farge suites in this building have recently been remodeled into smaller 'HERE are available at present apartments of from owe room and bath to five rooms, kitchen, reception hall and three baths. Open Fireplaces—Electric Refrigeration Telephone Switchboard—Excellent Service Randall H. Hagner & Co. INCORPORATED Phone Decatur 3600 | You'll Find Just Exactly What You Are Seeking in The Facilities of an ‘A partment Northeast Corner Legation The kitchen is a model in its arrangement and fixtures, Fast passenger elevators are operated continuously during the 24 hours; as is also the switchboard, with.secretarial service, The garage in the basement provxdes convenient care for tenants’ autos. All under the supervision of a resident. manager of erxperi:nce and training. 1 and 2 Rooms Kitchen, Dining Alcove and Bath $45 to $7750 Kitche: Alcove and Bath $87.50 to $105 Special 3-room Suites—uwith Dining Open for Inspection at Your Convenience—Day or Evening 925 Fifteenth Street B. F. Saul Co. National 2100 White Speel and Mrs. Harvey Wile: the | " Tne firss taikc of ‘the series will be given on Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. —_—— Engaged to Foot Ball Star. SAN MATEO, Calif., October 12 (#). —-Mies Clare Giannini, doughter of A. P. Giannini, founder of the Bank of Italy, and widely known California fl(nn::ler, yestérday confirmed of gement_to Clifford (Biff) Hoffman, inford Univers ity truunte and tain of last year's varsity foct | Isla: ball eam { . Miss Giannini is a Mil; College alumn 7 mnae. Miss Giannini said the wedding would take nhee next yu Births R chorted. The following births have been reported he Health Depariment in the last 3¢ ind Sue Linthicum, boy. Curtiss, th'C. Hennes, boy. - and Kstheyn E Relchley, boy. George H. and Elizabeth neliy, boy. W. and Marguerite Wacker, bo. n s L. Huntress, boy. ‘Mary Bassett: bo nd Catherine Gtis John H. and Margus & Paul E and Edith W. Adam. boy. Hermann P. W. and Adelheid Pleck, rra, boy. Alphe d AROn"E. S Heatrice ‘Surh, i, ey, in” Wnn&a bov” SOCIETY." a:|EX-NEW YORK JUDGE cotneir eser | 1S REPORTED INDICTED Six Other True Bills Are Believed to Have Been Returned in Bank Probe. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, 12—It was learned from a reliable source yester- day that indictments charging mal- feasance in office, & misdemeanor, had been voted by an extraordinary grand jury against Francis X. Mancuso, who Tesigned Thursday as judge in the Court of General Sessions, and six other directors of the detunct City Trust Co. ‘Those named, in addition to Mancuso, who was chairman of the board, are: Anthony Di Paola, secretary of the board and treasurer of the bank. Frederico Ferrari, executive vice pres- lde'nt and ll);ot!l'\:l' of the late president, Illdm'e B!e'elt.\lch, an attorney. Salvatore Soraci, a contractor. S. Paterno, wealthy builder. IZonard Rose, & druggist. ‘The indictments, accusing the seven men of part| hc:lxll?oe of the bank, will be signed and jed up next Wednesday to Court Justice Arthur S. Tompkins, who presided over the special grand jury ordered to investigate the case by Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Deaths lieported. William, H. C. Thompson, 88, 18 Rhode nd a1 Frank l..flmy, 5. 1844 Columbia rd. Roverta E; Boswell, 82, 1418 livine st. aSierence 4. Hleels, %, 908 Ahode fane nu ll Norrls, 75. 4600 _30th st. Flester, T4, 23 T st. m 1. "8ehucider, 73, Home for Ineur- Pnnk A, Dillenback, 63, Garfield Hospital. well. 60, Providence Hospital. ooth B Vanveli, 85, ¢ foute” Emer- sency Hospital. nn Haines, 53, George Washington Hos- jorle O:Donnell, 24, 2101 1e1 Nnn{lnulo lgge 048 3" ) Pree S Davise 55, Ollllnl!r Holpltll.p . 33, 1014 st. Dennis, 48 davs, en Toute 3813 AUTOMO! LIABILITY, BURGLARY AND TORNADO INSURANCE THOS. E. ..!‘ARRELL CO.~ 781 10th St. N.W. Nationaf 0765 icipation in the” $5,000,000 | Rev. Mnmage Licenses. E. Hale, 21, this city, and Elizsabetd| 3. !lll‘l’l; ll'fimmml&‘-l Rev. John E. Brigss. ‘Thomas E. Grant, 21, and Mildred L. Roff.| mzn. 18; Rev. Walter P. Smith. Hiram' Williams, 31, Margaret Robin. Rev. Jullus n"" B O nu lnml Al mnl-l r luhm. [y fl‘ 'Beith ohadduck, rf' Sward G, Patton, 36, Hao snd Ruin ith. 33, this city; Rev. B. Fales, 21. and Ma; 3 joodside, Md.r Rev. Jobn mnu’a" it 18 botn of Fa. ard B, Moran, 21, e Trathen, _g;o both of Landover, M DRl T P. Radigan, ), lu“x;x';"”z = Radigan, Jr. 2. and Mildred J. ”m Y :nd PRarle Houss, rdon gar, Dory X Rev. John'C. Ball. i Jomlingsworth, 26, Chisaso, il Ferguson, 25, APPomattox, Vi gleson. Congratulates A. Kahn, Inc. «'s » On. the magnifi- cent improvements to their store. We wish them cone tinued success s oo The Symbol of Safe Selection The above emblem is the adopted mark of a selected group of progressive and aggressive furniture merchants throughout the United States who main- tain the highest standard of service. It becomes a trustworthy guide when you are seeking furniture or home furnish- ings—and it is only natural that this store, which has preserved the highest ethical standard for forty-five years, should align itself with this movement for the promotion of “better homes.” The leading national magazines will tell you more about it; and each month in your favorite magazine you'll find inter- esting articles setting forth the principles for which this symbol stands, sponsored by this aggregation, of outstanding stores. Wherever you are—when buying furniture look for this symbol of safe selection. In Washington you'll find it displayed at the home of “Furniture of Merit.” House & Herrmann *“Rurniture of Merit”