Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1929, Page 64

10 THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C., DECEMBER 15, 1929—PART THREE !'Ft. Humphreys Music Club Charms Throng With Varied program Entertairment Given in’ Home 0{ &1. Ind Mf!- Pipes—Outline of Social Festivities Listed During Week. FORT HUMPHREYS, Va., December 14—The Fort Humphreys Music Club | met Tuesday night at the home of| Col. and Mrs. H. F. Pipes. A very in-| teresting program was arranged by | Mrs. C. R. Bathurst, Mrs. C. F. Baish and Licut. L. W. Prentiss. The pro-| gram opened with a clever sketch by Maj. R. T. Coiner, Maj. C. C. Gee, Capt. F. R. Lyons and Lieut. E. R. Heiberg. The colored quartet from the Woodlawn Church Choir gave a selec- tlon of Christmas carols. Mrs. Henry Berbert played piano solos. Mrs. H. P.| Oram of Bellehaven, accompanied by Lieut. H. M. Underwood on the piano, sang several songs. Mrs. L. E. Oliver and Mrs. D. P. Booth sang duets. The evening's entertainment was concluded by every one singing old-time songs, led by Col. E. H. Schulz on the piano. Capt. and Mrs. Harley Latson enter- tained informally Sunday night with | a supper. Their guests were Capt. and Mrs. B. H. Bowley, Capt. and Mrs. | John T. Zajicek, Lieut. and Mrs. H. B. Loper, Lieut. and Mrs. H. S. Miller, Licut. and Mrs. N. A. Matthias and Lieut. and Mrs, E. M. Markham, jr. The Monday Night Bridge Club met at the home of Capt. and Mrs. M. W. Marston. Mr. Franklin D. Shove of Mount Vernon, N. Y. is the guest of Lieut. and Mrs. F. H. Oxx. Maj. Rufus Putnam, formerly in the (:on:\sj of Engineers, arrived Wednesday night and was the gucst of Maj. and Mis. L. E. Oliver. Since resigning from the Army Maj. Putnam has made his home in Chicago. Miss Dorothy Cartcr, Miss Charlotte Grey, Lieut. W. W. Hodge and Lieut. Harry Meyer were the dinner gussts of Mr. and Mrs, Francis Tyler in their home at Aldie, Va!, Sunday. Mrs. N. F. Clement, formerly princi- pal of the Fort Humphreys' School, was the week end guest of the school teach- ers. Mrs. C. B. Cox gave a_ supper Sun- day night for Lieut. and Mrs. C. R. Bathurst, Mrs. J. Crawford, Mrs. C. J. Wolfe, Mrs. N. F. Clements and Lieut. H. C. Wolfe. Licut. and Mrs. B. C. Snow and Lieut. and Mrs, D. P. Booth were the dinner gu-sts of Capt. and Mrs. Harley Latson Tuesday evening before the musicale. Mrs. B. C. Snow and Lieut. G. C. Reinhardt were hosts at the Post Bridge Club Friday night at Harris Hall. Miss Jean Gee, daughter of Maj. and Mrs. C. C. Ges, gave a Supper party, followed by cards, Saturday night. Her guests were Miss Mary Prances Finch, Bob Coiner, George Hobson, David Crawford, Sam Lockwood, Stuart Gee and Allen Gee. Wednesday night an enthusiastic group of officers and ladics met at the Post bowling alley and enjoyed the evening in a game of bowling. Col. Edward H. Shulz has returned from a short trip to Chattanooga, ‘Tenn. Miss Lavilla Ward of Madison, Wis., was the week end guest of her cousin, Capt. J. Moultrie Ward. Miss Ward is the supervisor of the Wisconsin Deaf and Dumb Schools. Mrs, G. W. Reinhardt, who has been the guest of Lieut. and Mrs. G. C. Reinbardt, returned to her home in Boston. HERRELL IS CHAIRMAN OF BANK COMMITTEE Julius I. Peyser Serves as Assistant on Chamber of Com- merce Group. Charles W. Darr, president of the Chamber of Commerce has an- nounced the personnel of the organiza- tion's new committee on insurance, banking and brokerage, Ernest E. Her- rell is chairman and Julius I. Peyser vice-chairman. ‘The other members are: Larz Anderson, W. M. Balterston, . M. Baldwin, jr., Pierre Beall er, B. A. Bowles, J. Buch- Buckley, Raymond H. . Cameron, L. H. Charles, Bertram Chesterman, Dwight Clark, Meyer Cohen, Henry P. Cole, W. S. Corby, H. M. Crandall, Joseph P. Cul- len, Marjorie Daniell, James Dewey, A F. H. Duehay, Loretta A. Ennis, , Lewis Flemer, Julius Garfinckle, Mrs. M. M. Gleason, Fulton R. Gordon, Ezra_Gould, Wilbur L. Gray, A. P. Greeley, George A. Har- ris, Roy A. Haynes, Robert E. Heater, Dr. A. Henry, Christian Heurich, W. B. Hibbs#F. B. Hoffman, Charles E. Howe, “ Walter Bruce Howe, Frank J. Hughes, H. M. Jodzies, Philip M. Jullien, Ed- ward Kohner, Ralph W. Lee, Joseph Leiter, Fenton F. Leith, A. Lisner, T. P. Littlepage, Joseph Low, E. Lydia Martin, Miss M. Pearl McCall, Mrs, Ruby Lee Minar, Miss Mary G. Minnix, Harry 8. Morris, H. L. Offutt, jr., Maurice Otterback, Col. G. W: Pratt, Charles P, Ravenburg, E. C. Ruebsam, Francis M. Savage, Joseph Schiavone, J. B. Shapiro, Graeme T. Smallwood, Andrew T. Smith, W. M. Smith, W. W. Spaid. W. McK. Stowell, Corcoran ‘Thom. Elict H. Thomson. G. R. Trim- ble, W. J. Waller, G. O. Walson, George W. White, W. H. Wollums, Waddy B. ‘Wood, Eugene Young. PLAN FOR ARAB STATE. Transjordan Pledges Loyalty to Emir Aldullah. AMMAN, Palestine, December 14 (#). ~The transjordan national congress, attended by 100 delegates from all parts of the country, today reaffirmed its loyalty to Emir Aldullah. A policy of aiming at complete independence was @ecided on. Other actions by congress included @ecisions to demand national and local governments having the people’s full confidence, to confirm adherence to the Arab national otah, to work for the fed- erated Arab state and to protest against the Balfour declaration and the attitude of the Palestine govern- ment_toward the Arabs in the recent disorders. Congress Greenway Inn Connecticut at Cathedral Sunday | Tuesdays & : Thursdays Dinner P, 7 Chicken Vermont Turkey Wednes- Roast L. I d. Duck & Fridays Broiled | Sea Food Tenderloin 85¢ A==HAMZ200 -13 <> p i Farewell Dinner Party | Miller and Capt. F. F. Mulcahy. Given Marine Officer And Wife at Quantico | | Event in Honor of Col. and| Mrs. James C. Brecken-| ridge, Who Leave Soon for Peiping. QUANTICO, Va., December 14.—One| of the largest diner parties held on the post this year was given by the staff of the Marine Corps Schools in honor of Col. and Mrs, James C. Brecken- ridge at the Officers’ Club on Friday night. The party was a farewell for | Col. and Mrs. Breckenridge, who leave in the near future for Peiping, China, where Col. Breckenridge will be on duty. Mrs. Breckenridge left Saturday for her home in Summitt Point, W. Va., to spend some time with her mother, Mrs. Thomson, priod to sailing for China. Thosz who attended the dinner Friday night were: Maj. and Mrs. C. F. B. Price, Maj. and Mrs. John R. Henley. Mrs. Sturdevant, wife of Maj. E. W Sturdevant, who is in ths Naval Hos- pital in Washington; Maj. and S. N. Raynor, Capt. and Mrs. R. H Capt. and Mrs. L. S. Swindler, . and Mrs. W. Bales, Chicf Marine Gunner and Mrs. Quigley, Comdr. and Mrs Mrs. Julian 3 5 D. Barrett, Maj. and Mrs. Lyle H. ler, Maj. and Mrs. P. A. del Valle, Ci L. Gawne, Capt. Capt. and Mrs. F. A. Hart, Mrs. C. N. Muldrow, Capt. and Mrs. F. | D. Strong, Capt. and Mrs. C. H. Brown, | Capt. and Mrs. A.-W. Jacobsen, Capt. | and Mrs. Raphael Griffin, Capt. and | Mrs. R. G. Anderson, Capt. and Mrs. R. H. Pepper and Capt. and Mrs. B nard Dubel. The party was held p to the dance and bridge assembly at the | Officers’ Club Priday evening. Maj. and Mrs. W. C. Powers enter- tained a party of six at dinner for Col. | u;\d Mrs. Breckenridge on Tuesday eve- ning. Mrs. Sturdevant, wife of Maj. E. W. Sturdevant, entertained at dinner for Col. and Mrs. Breckenridge on Wednes- day evening, having as her guests Maj and Mrs. C. F. B. Price, Maj. and Mrs John B. Sebree, Maj. and M Miss Mary Breckenridge of Kentucky, sister of Col. Bpeckenridge, spent last week end here Maj. and Mrs. P. A. del Valle had as their guest last week Mrs. del Valle's sister, Mrs. Welch, wife of Lisut. Phillip Welch, U. S. Navy, who is on the U. S. S. Memphis. Capt. and Mrs. F. A, Hart had with them last Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Harry Helwig of Washington. The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club was entertained this week by Mrs. Hall, wifs of Capt. E. E. Hall. ‘Winter, wife of Capt. Robert Winter, entertained for the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club t her house in town. By MARRIED IN NOVEMBER MRS. JAMES WALTER WAXTER. Before her marriage last month she was Miss Marian Parker, the ceremony being gfl'lnrmefl in the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jennings rker, on Emerson street northwest. —Paine Photo. The adjutant inspector of the Marine Corps, Brig. Gen. Rufus H. Lane, and his party spent Wednesday on the pos on a tour of inspection. In Gen. Lane! party to come from Washington were Col. Hugh Matthews, Maj. D. M. Ran- *|dall, Maj. E. A. Ostermann, Maj. H. C. Pierce, Capt. Arthur H. Page and Capt. Glenn' C. Cole. ® On Wednesday morning Maj. P. A. del Valle delvered a lecture at the Marine Corps Schools on_the historic battle of Fredericksburg, which was fol- lowed on Thursday by a tour of the famous battle grounds. All those par- ticipating in the tour left the post early Thursday morning by motor and had luncheon at the Mansfield Hall Coun- try Club, returning to the post late in the evening. The tour was also led by Maj. del Valle, Both the field officers’ and company officers’ classes and officers of the post who could do so attended the lecture and tour. |SUICIDE FEARS INSANITY. NEW YORK, December 14 (#).—A scribbled note reading “God help me, I'm going insane,” was found yesterday along with the revolver with which he shot_himself, beside the body of Henry G. Hodap on a bench in Riverside Park. The note was written on the back of an envelope. | WATER COLORS CORCORAN GALLERY Sun., Dee. 8th—Sun., Dec. 29th Paintings—Etchings—Drawings May Be Purchased Washington Water Color Club all means, see our large “Gift” advertisement in today’s Rotogravure section Put thir on Her' Chrisimar tree had Steak 5 to 7:30 p.m. $1.00 1 to 7:30 p.m. bread and pastries daily Our own delici ANN TABER 2 9 1 5 Col. 10118. steel, rhinestone or bronze buckles— or, rhinestone heels in all fashionable BOTH are regular Smart Pumps—with cut The pumps with buckles may be materials. Those with jeweled hecls—in white crepe only. ensembles for $6.95. would make a lovely gift! $10 And EITHER Woien's Shop 1207 F St. Also, at our other stores * Elizabeth Brewster —is ready to help you shop. Please call upon her in any emergency. Darie A FASHION INSTITUTION Washington We Park Your Car —a gréat convenience at Christmas time. Christmas packages mailed. S Newo: It’s Time to Take Christmas Seriously! No more putting off your Christmas Shopping if you are wise! — Best now to depend upon a dependable store! Pearls And pearls are particularly smart this season of formality for gly and evening adorn- Extra, $3 Single-strand pearl necklaces, 16, 18 and 20 inches long with sterling clasp . ..double grad- uated strands with sterling and crystal clasps . . . pear] chokers, nicely graduated or combined with rhinestones; these are manufactured pearls—regular- French pearls in single, double and triple strands with sterling or crystal clasps . ;s French pearls, graduated triple strands, long, white gold clasp...... T .$7.50 Fine French pearls in novelty designs...back drops, side clasps, back ornaments, of crystal and brilliants. $10 and $15 O¢. exclusively at Jelleff’s in Washington And the very finest obtainable. .the lustre of genuine ocean gems reflected in their creamy depths...Necklaces. from $25. 15 to 30 inches Pearls Perfumes —the gift exquisite... women have changed their silhouettes. . .cer- tainly it is important that they modernize their per- fumes...Jelleft’s show countless new and in- triguing scents from the great perfumers. . .in flacons that will be most decorative for smart dressing tables. Worth's “Sans Adieu”...the great Worth's latest con- tribution to fragrance...modernistic cone Feceptacle, $285. Smaller flacons, $5. Chanel's Number 5 as lovely a perfume as one would ex- pect from such a genius, $3.75, $5, $9, §13.50, §18. Lucien Lelong's intriguing alphabetical scents...A, B and C...express her personality...$2.75, $5 and $8. Isabey's “Jasmine” . . . a beloved favorite, $2, $3, $5. D'Orsay’s “Duo,” an aromatic perfume newly created, $19. Guerlaip's “Shalimar” Oriental in theme and much worn by moderns...$25. Caron’s caciosa” . . . Nuit de No . Pompadour’s “Ce Soir ou Jamais” . . . tonight or never...$3.50 and $6. successor to the renewned D Silk Stockings X Of course you want Gold Stripe if you are going to give silk stockings! You want Gold Stripe beauty of Silk 100% pure. Gold Stripe style, in the new heels, picot tops, and lace clock fashions. Gold Stripe service, assured by the garter-run pro- tection. No others will do for particular people. And Three Pairs Are a Generous Gift! $4.80 box of 3 pairs dand upward. Complete stocks —no disappointments — extra annex second floor for your convenience —and a Picot Top s e e, Handbags... celebrating the arrival of many wew and stunning bags for worthwhile Igifts . o $7.50 With the new silhouette has come a new era in bags ...they assume a new im- portance...are more diver- sified than _ ever...with much attention devoted to their shapes and ornaments and finishings. ve a New Bag for Christmas.... We highlight Chanel's “swastika” bag...developed in fine smooth calf with shiuing nickel ornament cut in the swastika design. Copy, $7.50. Flat under arm bag of smooth calf with carved Over arm bag with braided handle and seams. Pin Seal bag with self covered frame and zipper con- cealed compartment.... : And a great variety of other clever and smart styles in black, brown and colored leathers, many types showing zipper pockets... Other Bags, $5 to $50...with emphasis on a particularly fine collection of evening bags. ... ring... special Gold Stripe Shop at 1013 Connecticut Ave. —Only at Jellefi’s in Washington. Lace Clox $2.95 ‘Gloves are very much in the hand of fashion . .. each hour of the day has its own particular glove with which to observe' the proprieties . . . Smart women always come to Jelleff’s for their gloves. Centemeri . . . sends from Grenoble an inimitable turn- back cuff mode with applique of kid and small diamond cut-outs, $3.50. Also Imports . . . French washable suede pull-ons with pique seams and scalloped or plain tops, $3.50. Washable South African Capeskin Gloves with flat bow marking the side of the turn-back cuff, $4.50. Just Arrived . . . the longer pull-on in black or brown antelope suede to match your bag or pumps, $5.00. Imported Kid Gloves from Saxony . . . with uneven hemlines, turn-back cuffs and kid applique, $5.00. And a varied assortment of the very fashionable black gloves . . . cuff styles at $3.50 to $6.00, Pull-ons with buckle strap, $3.50. Pull-on glace kid, $3.95. Pull-on suedes at $5.00 and $5.95. Handkerchiefs A gracious gift to both men and women—express the most cordial of merry Christmases And Jellefl's have spared 'no effort to assemble a veritable bazaar of them . . . for the rmost'imj the most casual . . . sheer preference for hand rolled hems and handwork . . . . and frivolous hankies for smartness . . . evening frock must have its color accented ‘kerchief. . . . rtant names on your gift list as well as inens for men and women with a marked . hand Initials each afternoon and in a large chiffon Handkerchiefs in the grand manner . .. “The grand. handkerchiei” new inch square of French chiffon. exploited in } .pastel or vivid colors to accent Paris...a large 26- the color of one's evening costume, $1.50. 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Effa Blanche Dance Sets, $5 Tallored or lace trimmed...as you prefer.. .with hand feather stitching or. alencon...and net footing. And, of course, “by Effa Blanche,” means they are paragons of fit...cut from patterns ‘designed and fitted.on actual models. Step-ins and French Panties, $5 Crepe satin with fitted waist bands and trimmed with. cream alencon laces. . .step-ins - with circular _flare and ed with dainty laces. TFlesh, blush, eggshell, maize and lilac. Slips for Gifts, $5 Lovely Viennese silk, fashioned - on rincess ‘lines and trimmed top and ttom with ecru alencon laces. Flesh, white, eggshell, tan and black. Crepe de Chine Gowns, $5 Lovely gowns in V necklines or on ecru alencon lace yokes...tailored or lace trimmed hemlines. Flesh, egg- :lhI:"' blush, water spray, peach and e Princess Line Chemise, $5 Enchantingly flaring bottoms in_the lines of the silhouette...banded at top with ecru lace and dainty ribbon straps. 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