Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1929, Page 44

6 SOCIETY. Late Autumn Program Of Social Functions 1 On Maryland Border: Record of Dinners, Dances and Card parties and| Other Noteworthy Events.' Special Notes of Interest. HYATTSVILLE, November 9.—An-| nouncement is made of the marriage of Miss Erna May Felix daughter of Mrs. Annie Felix of Rango, M2, to Mr. | Francis Keegin, son of Mrs. Annlef Keegin of Hyattsville. The wedding | took place Saturday evening. October | 26, in the parish house of St. Siephen's Church in Washington, Father Fitz- | gerald, the pasior, officiating, The | bride wore a becoming gown of white sailn, trimmed with tulle, bouffant style. Her veil was trimmed with orangs bios- | soms and she carried a large bouquet of | white chrysanthemums. Her only at- tendant was Miss Themis Keegin, sis- ter of the bridegroom, who was attired in a bouffant green taffeta dress, trimmed with tulle. She carried a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. The | bridegroom was attended by his brother, | Mr. Archis Keegin of Hyattsville. Fol- Jowing the ceremony a reception was held for the bridal party and a few intimate friends and relatives in the ome of the bridegroom's brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rob- | ert Haley, at 1474 Columbia road, in | Wi n. Mr. and Mrs. Keegin | are residing at 1723 P street northwest | in Washington. | ¢ Miss Mabel Wackerman was hostess' at a delightful dance given in her home in Riverdale a few nights ago. Herl guests included Miss Florence Whit- | comb, Miss Anna Gibbs, Miss Elizabeth Miss Elizabeth Castell, Miss ‘Thelma Conway, Miss Naimo Bos- well, Miss Kathleen Kershaw, Mi Joyce Kershaw, Miss Norma Hesket! Mrs. Mann, Miss Virginia Trulling: Miss Eisie Dunn, Miss Evelyn Brum- baug, Miss Lella Foster, Miss Jean Carnahan, Miss Eleanor Waite, Miss | Helen Spire and Mr. Ferd French, Mr. | Robert Hilder, Mr. Edward Gibbs, Mr. 1, Mr. Cawthorne, Mr. | St. John, Mr. Charles Woods, Mr. | ‘Randall Hislop, Mr. John Wackerman, Dr. Mann, Mr. Dudley Leizer, Mr. Jack Daugherty and Mr. Daniel Wackerman. Prof. and Mrs. A. S. Thurston and their daughter, Miss Margaret Thurs- ton of Riverdale, have returned from & visit at Gettysburg, Pa. Miss Verna Wilman of Baltimore has returned after spending some time with Miss Ida Phelps in Bowie. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Miller of Wash- | ington have been the guests of Mrs. Miller’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gari- ‘baldi, in Bowie. Mrs. H. E. Kelbaugh and Mrs. V. M. | Nichols of Bowie have been the guests | of Mrs. Annie Disney, formerly of| Bowie, now of Baltimore. Mrs. Lawrence Knowles has returned to Bowie after a visit in Newark, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Russell of Mount Rainier have returned from a visit in Anna Church Group Sponsors Benefit Entertainment. Mrs. Julia Wight and Mrs. Frances | Bchats served as hostesses at a card| party given inesday evening in the | IMM of St. James Church at Mount Rainier. The affair was under the auspices of the Bell Club of the church. -Many handsome prizes were awarded. The Wednesday night bridge club was entertained this week by Mr. and Mrs. G. Shearman James of Hyattsville. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Robert B. Morse, Mrs. Harry P. Howard, Miss Lily James and Mr:. Harry P. Howard. The n, daughter of Mr. Lewis Morgan of Hyde Fla, and Mr. John Mackaby, also of Tampa. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan formerly resi in Hyattsville. Mrs. 8. Marvin Peach of Hyattsville ‘was hostess Wednesday afternoon at bridge and luncheon in the Hotel Roosevelt in ington. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frank Getman, Mrs. B. 0. L. Wells of Ng;d-l!e. Mrs., Ed- ward A. Fuller of Hyattsville, Mrs. Ernest Hinrichs of Riverdale and Mrs. George B. Luckey of Annapolis. The other guests were Mrs. T. Howard Duckett, Mrs. Alfred Hyatt Wells of University Mrs. Nicholas Orem, Mrs. Dwight B. It of Hyattsville, Mrs. Mae Mrs. John George Brown, Mrs. Harry 8. Harry R. Hall. Mrs. William D. Porte: Mrs. C. Prancis Owens and Miss Jose. phine Louise Fuller. all of Hyattsville; Mrs. E. Nalle Bolling and Miss Polly Brooks of Upper Marlboro, Md.; Mrs. C. A. M. Wells, Mrs. Henry Morning, Mrs. Walter C. Balderson, Mrs, Henry | Offutt, Mrs. Harold Bierning, all of | ‘Washington: . Mrs. Frank Getman of | Havana, Cuba, and Mrs. George R.| Luckey of Annapolis, Md. | Mrs. F. M. Brown of the Panama | Canal Zone is spending some time with | her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brooks Morse, on Wine avenue, in Hyattsville. Mrs. Messerly of York, Pa. has re- .| Saturday night in her THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, VICE CHAIRMAN OF BAL BOHEME " MRS. FULTON LEWTS, | As vice chairman of the Bal Boheme, to be given at the Willard Hotel Monday, January 27, is in charge of the patroness list. —Harris-Ewing Photo. turned after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Feiser, in Hyattsville. ‘The Tuesday Might Bridge Club was entertained this week by Mrs.- George Bl.“Purmm on Owens avenue in Hyatts- ville. Church Sewing Circle Planning to Entertain. The members of the Sewing Circle of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Bladens- burg are preparing for the presentation of the play “Let's All Get Married,” be given in the parish hall of the church Wednesday night, December 4. A dance will follow the performance. In the cast of the play will be Mrs. Basil Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Edwara Radtke, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe, ., Mrs. Staley M. Clarke, the Rev. orris W. Derr, Mr. Theodore Anderson, Mrs. Evelyn Wolfe and Miss Emily Payne. Mrs. Clarke is directing the performance, the proceeds from whicn will go to the fund to finish paying for the rectory recently purchased on the Edmonston road, in North Deeatur H!_g;;u. three-act play, “Charm,” will be presented by the students of the Hyattsville High School y night, November 22. The performance will be in the school auditorium, and will be directed by Mrs. Martha Temple, a member of the faculty. Mrs. George S. Luckey of Annapohs and her son, Lieut. Robert B. Luckey, U. 8. M. C, have been the ests o1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. ‘Winé avenue, Hyattsville. Mrs. B. L. King of Bristol, Va., has returned after a visit to the Rev. ana | Mrs. D. Hobart Evans of Hyattsville. Mrs. Ada Smith of Catonsville, Md., is :gendln the week end with her brother-in-law and sister, the Rev. and Mrs. U. 8. A. Heavener, in the parson- age of Memorial Methodist Episcopa! Church in Hyattsville. Mrs. Smith has been one of the teachers in the School Clagett on | = 3 | and Mrs. Edward Radtke, Mr. and Mrs. | | Godfrey Aebersold, Mrs. Dora Radtke and Mr. Fred Roth, | Benefit Play Scheduled For Kindergarten School. | For the benefit of the Hyattsville | Elementary School and under direction | of Hontas M. Sturgis, supervisin principal, “It Happened at Midnight~ will be enacted in the National Guary | armory in Hyattsville during the weex | of November 18. It will be a Mother | Goose play, and the cast will be made | up entirely of pupils of the school. Mrs. John J. Fainter, chairman of the ente:- tainment committee of the school, is in charge of arrangements. | Mr. and Mrs. John Hall of Berwyn | Heights have taken an apartment on | Sixteenth street in Washington for the Winter. Their daughter, Miss Mildred | Hall, is one of Mrs. Hoover's secretaries. A delightful Hailoween party and dance was given Thursday night, Oc- | tober 31, in the home of Miss Rosalic | McLeod at 62 Wine avenue in Hyattsville | by the members of Alpha Chapter, Sig- ma Pi Epsilon Sorority and their frienas. The house was decorated with Autumn | leaves and chrysanthemums, in keeping | with the season. Those present were Miss Edna Busey, Miss Marie Lawlor, Miss Helen Chinn, Miss Thelma Canter, Miss Louise Kramer, Miss Rosalie Mec- Leod, Mr. Harry Timm, Mr. Edgar Hol- cor, Mr. Eimer Churchman, Mr. George | = | | For Wide, Narrow, Long, Short, Small or Large Feet “No Foot Too Hard to Fit” of Religious Education which is 1 | progress at Foundry M. ‘Washington. Miss Alice Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Robinson of Rose Croft, in St. Marys County, Md., and Miss Charlotte Perry, daughter of Mrs. ‘Thomas Perry of Grenock in Anne Arundel County, Md., have returned w their homes after a visit to Miss Mary Louise Carr, daughter of Mr. and Mr»s. G. Hodges Carr on Owens avenue Hyattsville. Miss Carr entertained « E. Church m | 30 Different Styles In All Leathers and Fabries small company at supper Monday eve- | ning In compliment to Miss Robinson | and Miss Perry. Mrs. Richard Schuler gave a party Bladensbuig home, the occasion being the celebration of her birthday anniversary. Festivities were enjoyed and during the evening refreshments were served. were Mr. and Mrs. Max Schuler. Mr. Shore Dinners, $1, $1.50 & $2 Est. 1858 ‘The guests | 1to12 EEEEE FIT SNUG AT THE HEEL Custom-Made Stylish Stouts $7.50 to $11.00 Nurses’ White Cloth, Calf and Black Kid Oxfords Complete Line of High Shoes OYCE & LEWI CusToM FITTING SHOE 439-72 St NW Just Below & J. T. NORRIS J. T. ARNOLD H. 0. BRUBAKER Formerly With The Family Shoe St Are Associated With Us REMOVAL ‘Arn;la, Mr. Jack Rowiand and Mr. u ke, Miss Roberta Howard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Howard of | Hyattsville, was hostess over the last week end to Miss Margaret Meigs and Miss Louise Towson, students of the University of Maryland. Miss Howard, who is also a student at the university, entertained a small company at a buffet supper Sunday evening. Her guests in- ded Miss Margaret Herring, Miss Lelia Smith and Miss Betty Howard. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hechmer of vattsville are spending some tme at e Chalfonte-Haddon Hall in Atiantic City. Mr. William A. Kelly of Trenton, N. J.. has returned after spending sev- eral "weeks with his mother, Mr. Stephen A. Kelly on Sheridan street in Hyattsville. Honor Paid Mrs. D. C. Roberts, Donor of Library Building. A leading society event in Laurel dur- ing the week was a largely attended party given Thursday by the Woman's Civic Club of the Laurel Free Public Library Association in compliment to Mrs. Thomas D. Roberts, the donor of the building. The affair was held in the library rooms, which were tastefully ! decorated. Mrs. J. Howard Hopkins, president of the Woman's Club. assisted in receiving the guests by Mrs. C. J. Hal ersen, president of the Laurel Library Association: Mrs. Albert Ricks 1 ti:s. George Albee. Mayor James P. Curley made_an address, as did Col. E. E. Hatch. Both speakers paid high | tribute to Mrs. Roberts’ generosity ana | the benefiv to be derived by the peopie | of Laurel and vicinity from her gift. » ! testimonial of appreciation and affec- | tion was presented Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Hopkins making the presentation talk. D. C, NOVEMBER 10, cousin, Miss Mary Louise Carr. The! company included Miss Margaret Nay- lor, Miss Frances Bacon, Miss Esther Sasscer, Miss Elizabeth Owings, Miss Mollie Owens, Miss Helen Louise Duck- ett, Miss Helen Hill, Miss Virginia Stur- gis, Miss Betty Howard, Miss Eleanor Gambrill, Miss Roberta Howard: Mr. John Kent, Lieut. Robert B. Luckey, U. S. M. Corps; Mr. John Howard, Mr. Egbert F. Tingley, Mr. William Hill, Mr. Howard Sumner, Mr. Daniel C. Fahey, jr., Mr. Thomas Perry, Mr. James Lauderdale, Mr. Danlel B. Lloyd, |ir. and Ensign William E. Howard, ir. | Mrs. Thomas R. Brooks, aunt of the hostess, presided at the tea table, as- | sisted by Mrs. Kenneth Fuller Brooks ;und Mrs. George B. Luckey. | Charming Halloween Party Given By Church Committee. A delightful Halloween party was) given last week in the Hyattsville Pre: byterian Church, which was benumull{ decorated with Autumn leaves and Fall | flowers. The committee in charge of | arranging the affair was composed of Miss Jean Hamilton, Miss Dorothy Clark, Miss Gertrude Gilbertson, MBSE Ruth Purdum and Miss Dolly Bailey. Mrs. J. D. Watkins of Petersburg, | Va.. has returned after a visit to Mr.! and Mrs. Robert L. Stultz in Hyattsville. | Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Childs, jr., and | their sons, Willlam §. Childs, 3d, and | | Hodges of Prederick, Md., were recent guests of Mrs. Childs’ sister, Mrs. T. Carroll Grant, on Owens avenue, in Hyattsville. H Miss Jennie Chadwick, Mr. Arthur| P. Gambrill, jr, and Mr. James Carr of Hyattsville were guests of Mr. Ar- thur_Carr of Hyattsville in his cottage | on Battle Creek near the Patuxent| river in Calvert county, Maryland. Miss Sue Boyer of Damascus, Md., .| Mrs. H. V. Jones of Atlanta, Ga., Col. A number of games were enjoyed, and Miss Bobble Tatspaugh, attired as a ! gypsy, Refreshments were served. Those present included th= M. C. Crutchley, the Rev. T. D. Roberts, | told fortunes. in_Hyattsville. spent last week with Miss Ada Conklin | The ladies’ auxiliary of the Snyder- guest of 3 Former Post of the American Legion of | ing the war yattsville is arranging a card party | Spaulding. Rev. and M) J. J. Neighbour, Ms. A. S. Gough, Mrs. Willam H. Edward, Mrs. C. E. Little. Mrs. Johu Richardson, Mrs. C. S. Welling, Cou. E. E. Hatch, Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Whit- man, Mr. and Mrs. Edward VOgts, Mrs. Henty Scott, Mrs. E. Roy Hill, Mrs. R. R Waters, Mrs. James Travers, Miss Christine Gavriles, Miss Prisc! Hance, Mrs. John H. Tatspaugh, Mr». ollfe’ Cole, Mrs. James Copeland, Mra. James Boss, Miss Elizabeth Gardner, Mrs. John Turney, Mrs. M. Turney, Miss Capitola Hobbs, Mrs. Hermann Millard and Mrs. John Nuzum. Miss A. C. Stanley of Laurel spent the week as the guest of Mrs. Paul | Allen, jr., in_Annapolis, Md. Mrs. J.'C. Howard of Washingtgn was the week end guest of Mrs. A. 8. Gough in Laurel. Capt. and Mrs. W. C. Griffith of Carisle, Pa., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Thon “s Webb in Mount Rainier. Miss Estelle Hearn has returned to fount Rainier after a trip of five months on the Florida coast. Miss_Josephine Louise Fuller, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Fuller of Hyattsville, was hostess last Sunday afternoon to a large company at tea in compliment to Miss Alice Robinson and Miss Charlotte Perry, guests of her N N ) Hudson Seals Values up to $398.00 $198 ana Few to be given in Legion headquarters on Spencer street in Hyattsville Monday | evening, November 18. i An enjoyable dance was given last, night by Miss Rosalle Grant in the| | home of her mother, Mrs. T. Carroll | Grant, on Owens avenue, in Hyattsville, in compliment to her house guests, Miss Eleanor Mattingly and Miss Elizabeth Mattingly, daughters of associate jus- tice of the seventh judicial circuit of Maryland and Mrs. Mattingly of Oxon Hill. In addition to the Misses Mat- | tingly, Miss Grant's guests inchuded | Miss” ' Eleanor Gambrill, Miss Betty Owen: Miss Margaret Herring and Miss | Barbara Wells of Hyattsville, Miss Jane | Cushing, Washington: Miss Harriett Lloyd, Mr. Daniel B. Lioyd, jr. Mr. Glenn Dale. Mr. Charles Spicknall, Mr. James Carr, Mr. Arthur P. Gambrill. { jr.. Mr. T. Hammond and Mr. Walter | Welsh, all of Hyattsville; Mr. Martin | Shallenbefger. Mr. George McMorris, | Mr. Bayne Castle, Mr. Stanley Hunt- ington and Mr. Russell Kelsey of Wash- ington, and Mr. Frank Barnes of:La | Plata, Charles County. Md. Mr. Richard C. Whiting and Mr | Robert Whiting, students at Randolph- | Macon Academy. Virginia, spent the week end with their grandnarents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Richard G. Whiting, el l—— s ——|o]e—— o[ ——=[o[—=[| Underpriced among the bargains $249 furs surpass Hudsoh Seal for desirability and these models are unusually fine. Reductions Are Drastic and Quantities Limited, So Hurry! Account SALE Our ENTIRE STOCK of FURS and FUR PIECES has been DRASTICALLY REDUCED for this event before we move into our NEW STORE. Genuine Leopard Cuffs, 295 Coat with Fitch Collar and A Russian Fitch Coat, Silk Trimmed, $350 J. SPERLING, Inc. FURRIER 1235 G St. N.W. * National 4530 Moving to 709 13th St. REE". 1929—PART THREE. | Society Events of Week IE - At Fort Humphreys|y FORT HUMPHREYS, Va., November 9.—Sunday night Lieut, and Mrs. C. F. Baish entertained at supper in honor of Col. and Mrs. Schulz. The other supper guests were Col. and Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. Pipes, Maj. and Mrs, John H. Carruth of Washington, Maj. and Mrs. Gee, Capt. and Mrs. Johannes, Lieut, Mielenz, Lieut. and Mrs. Mrs. McGinley, Lieut. and Mrs. Hard! Mrs. D. McD. Shearer and Mrs. San Lockwood sponsored a benefit bridge and tea for the Irving-Welles Chapter, D. A. R, at Harris Hall Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Shearer and Mrs. Lockwood attended the Virginia State Conference, D. A. R., held in Alexandria. Lieut. and Mrs. C. F. Baish had as their guests this .week Lieut. Baishs uncle and aunt, the Bishop of Rochester and Miss Nellle Hern. Mrs. Harloe and sher two children have gone to New York and will sail shortly for Nicaragua, where she will Jjoin Capt. Harloe, who is on duty wita the Engineer Battalion making the pre- liminary canal survey. Mrs. Gross and her family will sail Wednesday from New York and wil join Maj. Gross, who is in command of the Engineer troops in Nicaragua. Miss Jeanette Chickering of Boston gu ' t. ana Mrs. Hobson. Miss Chickering attended the reunion at Miss Maderia’s school. Capt. and Mrs. Hobson entertained at dinner for Miss Madeline Clarke ot Tuxedo, N. Y. Miss Lucille Walsh of | Washington, Lieut. Hayden and Lieuv. Carr. . Capt. Hobson motored to Charles ‘Town, W. Va., Wednesday to be the hn T. Morgan, who dur- as aide to Col. George K. Maj. and Mrs. Anderson had as their guests over the week end Maj. and| Mrs. Horace Finley of Washingtoun. Maj. Finley is on duty at Walter Reeu | Hospital. Mrs. Anderson will leave sMonday for Indianapolis, to gone over the Christmas holidays. — She will be the guest of her mother and father, whe will celebrate their golden wedding an- niversary a few days before Thanks- giving. | Capt. and Mrs. W. A. Wood, jr., will | leave tomorrow night for their new | station at Sacramento, Calif. They | will make the trip via the Panama Canal and will sail from New York Wednesday. | Mrs. T. Clifton Howard, head of the | Gay nurséty of Alexandrig, Va., spoke | at the post schoolhouse ¥riday. She | requested the assistance of all in pre- | paring clothes and toys for the very needy children of Fairfax County. | Capt. and Mrs. Conner had as their guests over the week end Mrs. Conner's ' SOCIETY. rents, Mr. l’.lnd Mrs. Charles H. Bau- man of Washington. Miss Marjorie Purcell of East Orange, . J., sister of Lieut. Purcell, arrivea v. While visiting her brother she with Lieut. and Mrs. Barriey. ut. and Mrs. Matthias had as house guests Mrs. Matthias’ parents. Gen. Mrs. 'E. G. Peyton, from Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Peyton a week while Gen. Peythn burgh to participate in the Armistice day celebration. Lieut. and Mrs. Watt had as week end guests Miss Daisy Tucker and Miss Margaret Wilson of Washington. Miss Catherine Bevers of York, Pa., is spending the week with Capt. and | Mrs. Herrington. Lieut. and Mrs. Bathurst recently | entertained Mr. and Mrs. De Ford Hi stead of New York. Mr. Halstea Mrs. Bathurst's brother. ‘The Officers’ Club held its regular post, bridge party in Harris Hall Friday night. Before the party Maj. and Mrs. Gee entertained at dinner for the fol- lowing guests: Col. and Mrs. Schulz, and Mrs. Coiner, Maj. McDaniel, and Mrs. Johannes, Capt. ana Herrington, pt. and M eber, ut. and Mrs. Bathursi, Mr. and Mrs. De Ford Halstead of New York and Lieut. and Mrs. Hardin. Lieut. and Mrs. Hardin had as their guest for a few days Mr, James A. Saunders of Baltimore. Reception Follows Meet Of Art Promoters' Club An informal reception followed the meeting of the Art Promoters’ Club Friday evening in the home of Mme. de Lagnel. Mr. Willlam E. Huntington of 3404 Prospect avenue has been elect- ed executive director of the club and has charge of all information con- cer‘ning the organization and its ac- tivities. Speelal y 5-COURSE DINNER % Fried Spring Chick- en, Long Island Duck, 75c Roast Chicken ....... Vegetarian Platter Our Regular Dinnes . Our Week Day Dinners. Served from 4 to €5c. Hot Rolls, Homem: Pies and Cakes Served 12 to 9 ». Prominent Guests Listed For Celebrity Breakfast ‘Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president of George Washington University, heads the list of guests of hono! d speakers on the program now being arranged for the second celebrity breakfast of tite National League of American Pen Wom- en, which is to take place Saturday, November 30, in the New Willard. Som- innovations are being ed for this affair, which is one of a series of five breakfasts being given by the leagu- for the benefit of its clubhouse fund, all of which are open to non-members s well as to members of the organization Reservations are now being —made through the social bureau at the Willarr Church Rummage Sale Will Be Opened Tuesday St. Thomas' Church rummage sale which will open Tuesday at_ 1004 E street and continue through Saturday, is sponsored by Mrs. Willlam Wheatley, Mrs. Ben Hellen, Mrs. A. M. D. McCor- " | mick, Mrs. B. F. Hutchinson, Mrs, Wi~ liam D. Leahy, Mrs. Ralph Hills, Mrs. F. A. Carter and Mrs. Paul B. Fenlon. 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