Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1929, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1929. 'SOCIETY% (Continued From Eighteenth Page)/ ! Ing, N. Y.; Mrs. Lewis Crocker and Miss Maria Rich of Lynn, Mass, and Mrs. F.W. Perkins, Mrs. Donna Bonner, Mrs. ‘William Mahoney and Mrs. Elwood ‘Way, all of Washington. | After the luncheon, they drove over to old Pohick Church, where Washing- ton attended services. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. @'Brien and daughter, Mrs. Walter J. Cady, returned last week on the Berengaria from a two-month tour of Europe. Their itinerary included England, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland and Austria. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Greenleaf are en- tertaining & party of six at the Bal | Masque at the Hotel Willard tonight. Mrs. Julien Jaquelin Mason entertained informally at luncheon today at Rausch- ;Jr'% in honor of Mrs. Percy Hamilton avis. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Morgan have as their guest Miss Hope Robert- son of Asheville, N. C. Miss Robertson | has just returned after several years' stay in Paris, where she has been study- ing art. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Robertson of Asheville and the granddaughter of Mr. Peter Thomp- son of Cincinnati, Ohio. The assistant_to the Attorney Gen- | eral, Mr. John Lord O'Brien, and Mrs. O'Brien have as their guest at thel Wardman Park Hotel Mrs. George W., Mixter of New York. Miss Betty Ridsdale, who has been | visiting in Princeton, where she attend- | ed the Navy-Princeton game, has re-| turned to Washington. She also visited her sister, Miss Patricia Ridsdale, whoi 1s a student at Ogontz School. Mrs, Henri de Sibour, with her little daughter, Helene, sailed Wednesday from New York on the De Grasse for France. They will be gone for several months. Mrs. George Mesta was a guest at the dinner given last evening by Mrs. Chris- tian R. Holmes, in New York, in honor of Mr. Aifred C. Bossom of London and Mrs, Bossom. Pirst Assistant Secretary of Interior | and Mrs. Joseph M. Dixon have visiting | them at the Wardman Park Hotel their | daughter, Mrs. Ralph Gorman Hills of | Baltimore, Md., who is convalescing | from a recent illness. | Norwood-Stevens Wedding in | St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church. A wedding of interest took place yes- terday afternoon at 4 o'clock in St. Thomas' Church when Miss Ivy Jean- nette Stevens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Stevens, became the bride of Mr. George Haskell Norwood, Rev. C. Ernest Smith officiating. The bride wore & blue chiffon gown, ‘with a silver lace hat, blue slippers, and carried pink roses. She was attended by her sister, Miss Bernice Elizabeth Stevens, who was in a green chiffon gown, with a hat in the same shade, and her bouquet was of pink roses. Mr. William H. Beck, secretary to the Secretary of State, was the best man | for his brother-in-law. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the home of the bride’s parents, 3225 Thirteenth street, when the couple were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Stevens, mother of the bride, who ‘wore a_rose-color chiffon gown. Mr. Norwood and his bride are at home at 1413 Girard street. Among the ts at the wedding was Mrs. Walter of Providence, R. I. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Albright of West- chester, Pa., are in Washington for a short stay, and are stopping at the Potomac Park Apartments. Mrs. Weldon E. Young of Jackson Heights, Long Island, has been the guest of Mrs. Eaton A. Boothe, 1307 Fourteenth street, for a week. Mrs. Celia Bergazin has recalled the invitations for the wedding reception Sunday following the marriage of her daughter, Miss Flora Rubye Bergazin, to ON BALL COMMITTEE | ! MISS ISABEL LAMBERTON, One of 4 large group of debutantes to attend the Halloween Bal Masque at the ‘Willard Hotel tonight, the largest dancing event the girls have yet nttended. ‘_—Harrls-l:wing Photo. ham, Ala. The ceremonv will he ner. Mijss Barbara Bolling and Miss Sally formed in the presence of only the fam- L:Fevre, and in the parade will be Miss ilies and close friends. | Ruth Rush and Miss Mary Dora Hemp- Mrs. James Austin Stone returned to | S“0¢: Set her home on Forty-fourth street after | Dr. and Mrs. Clement V. Rault of a trip to New York, where she met her | Forty-fourth place are leaving tomorrow uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John S. | for New Orleans, where they will visit Craig of Pittsburgh, who arrived on | Mrs. Rault's father and mother, Mr. and :Ll;dlévlzmar:m%:gm;m; yCr:;s :‘:- | Mrs. R. Engler and Dr. Rault’s parents, el Toanas of Hatha o Cloteva and then | MrZand Mrs. Joseph Rault. Dr. Rault, later motored through Switzerland and visited Vienna, Prague, Berlin and Paris. | While in New York Mrs. Stone stayed | at_the Vanderbilt. | Mr. and Mrs. Stone and Mr. and| Mrs. Lynn Ramsey Edminster of Klingle street are motoring to Charlottesville, Va., for the week end, where Mr. and Mrs. Edminster will be the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Carl Whitlock. ~Mr. and Mrs. Stone will stay at the Monticelle A delightful Halloween party is being given at St. Margaret’s Church this afternoon. The pupils of Miss Helen Griffith who are entertaining with | specialty dances are Miss Adele White- side, who will give a Spanish dance; Miss Nancy Hall, a valse ballet, and | Miss Marie Adams, a rosebud dance. The costume parade is being led by |! HOOKED AND CROSS STITCHED RUGS Easy and interesting to make. Com- plete riment of varns and ‘needles. Cost very small. FREE LESSONS. EMBROIDERY SHOP TONIGHT ik s e 5 Unsll ‘.:er?:x:. are fe: 7 B 30 CHICKEN DINNER - 750 Special Club Steak Dinner. $1.00 Fried Chicken Dinner—Cream Gravy OPPOSITE AMBASSADOR Columbia 5042 Mr. Morris Bluttman, owing to the death of Mr. Bluttman's father in Birming- 827-829 11th St. N.W. WOMEN'S SHOP—RALEIGH HABERDASHER Thursday, Friday and Saturday! END OF THE MONTH SALE ON 850 PAIRS OF FINE STETSON SHOE SHOP SHOES! A special sale event on our regular lines of fine Stetson Shoe Shop Shoes reduced in price for quick clearance for three days only. Extraordi- nary values are to be had in high-grade shoes of recognized quality. MATERIALS— BROWN SUEDE BLACK SUEDE PATENT BLACK K BROWN BLUE KIDSKIN BLACK SATIN GENUINE LIZARD STYLES— PUMPS STRAPS OXFORDS SANDALS WALES TIES STEP-IN PUMPS THE NEWEST FALL FOOTWEAR! LEATHER IDSKIN KIDSKIN WOMEN'S STETSON SHOE SHOP OF Ralei gh Haberdasher 1310 F Street .Who is a lieutenant commander in the Navy, has been ordered to the Orient for duty and they expect to sail from San Francisco on November 22 on the 8. S. President Cleveland. They will stop en route at Honolulu, Yokohama, Shanghai and Manila, where Dr. Rault will receive his orders for foreign serv- ice. to Spain, Mr. Ogden H. Hammond, is now in Washington at the Mayflower. The former Postmaster General. Mr. Prank H. Hitchcock, is spending a_few days in WaShington and is at the Wil- lard Hotel, Miss Leonebel Jacobs of New York City is at the Carlton while in Wash- | ington _ painting the portraits of the President and Mrs. Hoover, Mr. Andrew W. Mellon, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick, Senator William E. Borah, former Secretary of State Mr. Frank B. Kellogg and others. Miss Jacobs painted a portrait of Pres dent Coolidge whilé he was in office, and also one of Mrs. Coolidge, which hangs on the second floor of the White House. She is at present working on tractive coatsy sketched f§ Open a charge ac- eount. ! a picture of the Secretary of War, Mr. | The former United States Ambassador ONE PAIR LASTS for MONTHS and— { Pony & Caracul Coats "z~ $129 Mrs. William . Ham and Mrs. Henry | E. Hull. The benefit is a card party to be held at the Willard on the after- noon of November 8. Mrs. Duncan Patterson Tillett, Mrs John Tillett, Mrs. C. W. Tillett and Mrs C. W. Tillett, jr., of Charlotte, N. C., have come by motor to Washington, accompanied by Mrs. H. E. Martin of Neenah, Wis, and are at the Dodge Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Nolan of Forty-fifth street are leaving today for New York, where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Morse. While in New York they will attend the George- | town-New York University game on| Saturday. On Tuesday evening, October 29, Senator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard of Texas_entertained the executive com- | James Willlam Good. | Mr. Herbert 3. McClure, president of | the New York State Soclety of Wash- | ington, and his executive committee will receive as their guests of honor the New York State Press Association of Washington this evening at 9 o'clock | at the Willard Hotel. An excellent musical treat is in store for the Halloween dancers—having secured one of the best musical directors and his orchestras in Washington, to | furnish snappy music for this evening's entertainment. Favors will be dis- tributed during the evening. Card | tables will be available for those wish- | ing to play cards. Guest tickets may be secured at the door. Mr. Henry Xander has given up his | apartment at Clifton Terrace and is | living at the Argonne. | The chairman of patronesses for the benet th- be piven oy the Twentics | SELF-TONE PORTIERES Century Club for the Washington Life desi | Adjustment Center has added a5 pa- | s wiae: 355 viic lone. Sunisst. PO | trone: Seymour Lowman, Mrs. | All new shades. Special, pair..... 2nd Floor District 3211 | Charles ‘Wendell P. Staf- McDEVlTT R | . Robb, Mr ford, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. Ed- | gar B. Meritt, Mrs. Claude Livingston, Its Beauty Is Guaranteed! They are perfect, pure-thread silk, full-fashioned — Sizes up to 101/, Anna Lee hose will not turn color, streak or get fuzzy Just think! Two to five months of steady service from a single pair! That's the wear which thousands of women enjoy in Anna Lee stockings. Washing makes these hose all the prettier. Now you k’law w"ly g;"’s no ’anger have to pay high priees for fine hosiery .. and don’t have to buy stockings so often! Kresge Bldg., 11th and G Sts. N.W. Third Floor—Right at the Elevator . Is Drastically Reduced Here Are a Few of the Many Values Represented in This Sale $8 Silver, Brown, Tan and Taupe i Raccoon Coats Finely Matched Pelts sold up to $208 $189 $289 $289 | Siberian Squirrel Beautiful Conta ruthlessly cut in price Conts that are regularly $495 Ontario Beaver The Winter Season still lies ahead — so such bargains can’t last long. W. B. Moses & Sons Public Confidence Since 1861 F Street at Eleventh 9A M. to6P. M. A Special Pur.chase 500 Pairs New Fall SHOES *12 This special purchase in- cludes the new loop T-strap, the four-eyelet oxford, the new high-low heel with cut-out strap, and many others. In all, fifteen of the newest, smartest niodels—every one a most exceptional value. The smart ma- terials include the very new silk ray in black or brown; kid in chocolate brown, green or black, with genu- ine reptile trim; and suede in black, green or brown. All sizes, 3! to 8; all widths, AAA to B, in this group. Shoe Salon, Second Floor. WOMEN'S SHOP—RALEIGH HABERDASHER For Spotts, Business or Daytime Wear Paulina Frocks Grace and femininity are accented in these new Paulina Frocks, The ma- terials—wool jersey, knitted zephyr, covert cloth, silvertone, travel crepes, Canton crepes, flat crepes. The colors —English green, patio brown, Manilla brown, wine, black and midi blue. Featuring the new silhouette. High waist lines, Low-placed flares. WOMEN’'S SHOP OF Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street