Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1930, Page 18

B2 SOCIETY. SOCIETY .prcsident and Mrs. Hoover Entertained Both Sons at White House Over the Week End. RESIDENT AND MRS. HOOVER | company invited having been asked to had brief visits from their sons, | meet Dr. Hugo Eckener, who, with Mr. Herbert Hoover, jr. and Frau Eckener, will spend but a few days Mr. Allan Hoover, the former|in the Capital. Dr. Eckener came to coming from the Lawrence | this country to receive from the Na- Richey Camp in Maryland and the | tional Geographic Society the soclety's younger son from Cambridge, Mass. |special gold medal for his work in furthering the rogress, ult airships and to_commemora e first_around-the- bezepern ";" e | world fiight of the Graf Zeppelin un- Honor Guests a —— | der his command in 1929. The pres- ‘The Ambassador of Cuba, Senor Don entation will be made Thursday eve- Orestes Ferrara, was the honor guest| pning at the Washington Auditorium, at luncheon yesterday of the newly| when a large and distinguished com- appointed United States Ambassador 0 | pany will attend. Poland and Mrs. John North Willys, RS who entertained at the Seminole Golf | The Ambassador of Poland, Mr. Club at Palm Beach, Fla. The com-| Tytus Filipowicz, accompanied by the pany included Mr. and Mrs. Edward T.|first secretary of the embassy, Mr. Stotesbury, Mr. and Mrs. Grosvenor | Victor Podoski, will return this after- Atterbury, Capt. and Mrs. John H.|noon from a brief visit in Cleveland, Gibbons, Col. and Mrs. John B. Mac- | where they went with the newly ap- Lean, Mr. and Mrs. George Luke| pointed United States Ambassador to Mesker, Col. and Mrs. C. O. Sherrill, | Poland, Mr. John N. Willys. The trip Mr. and Mrs. George A. McKinlock, the | was made in time to attend a celebra- Duchess De Richelieu, Mrs. Frederick tion in Cleveland yesterday by the E. Guest, Miss Muriel McCormick, Col. | Polish colony of that eity. Owen Kenan, Mr. William Henry Har-| Mr. Willys was entertained at lunch- rison, Mr. J. W. Thorn and Mr. Henry | eon Saturday by the Ambassador of MacDonald. Poland in the embassy here shortly be- | fore leaving aboard Mr. Willy's private The Ambassador of Chile and Senora | car for Cleveland. de Davila were among the guests yes-| 1, terday at the tea which Mr. and Mrs.| The Minister of Hungary, Count Ormond Lawson-Johnston gave in | Laszlo Szechenyl, has returned to Wash- their charming country estate, Kents- | {ngton after spending a few days in dale, in Montgomery County. hg, -‘r;‘d New York. rs. Lawson-Johnston receives e | —_— fiun company, the latter wearing the | The Minister of Norwnymmd Mflffi. becoming costume in which she was | Bachke will return to Washington t afternoon from Old Point Comfort, mArri to Mr. Lawson-Johnstori ertte\d 15. The gown is of ecru lace, Where they apent the week end. Mrs. Ellis, wife of Representative E. fashioned long, mddwimh grncegul raperies and trimmed with touches S hrown ‘chifton. " Her hat was of e with generous brim. Mrs. - y af ngre: brown straw Wi g B augh: | Sional Country Club her guests Tematn- ter, Mvs, Goyle and Mrs, George Grant S B p'?:y ;flgnmn 0 ;;]-ln J 3 5 I bricge. e pal vy - Mason, 3d, assisted. and among oWers | ment, o Mrs. Prank H. Ellis of Chicago, In e OO O en Represonta. | daughter-in-law of the hostess, who is and Mrs. Fred A D ieom, Mise. Vera | their house guest in their apartment in Bloom, the United States Minister to | the Hotel Roosevelt. Salvador, Mr. Warren Delano Robbins the alien property custodian and Mrs. Howard Suth Mr. Representative d Mrs. Guy U.| Hardy entertained a number of friends erland, and MIS. | for dinner yesterday at their home, Hampson Gary, Mrs. John Allan 017 Beimont road, their guests being Dougherty and Mr. and Mrs. Waller | Representative Archie D. Sanders, Wilcox. Representative Fr‘:m:{nn')( "y'. %«:ny, Representative in urphy, pre- The Ambassador of Germany '"flsenpmxve Elliott W. Sproul, Representa- Prau von Prittwitz und Gaffon went | tiye George J. Schneider, Representative to New York this morning for a brief | mg . Irwin, Representative Robert stay. The dinner which the Ambas- g ‘pyutler and Mr. Lyman Hardy. dor and Frau von Prittwitz will give iy .!.fldly evening will be most informal. Representative and Mrs. Clarence E. due to official mourning, the small Hancock of New York had as their The Women's Shop of the RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street You'll Love This Suit of Navy Covert Covert cloth is an ideal material and when used in the tailoring of smart suits, such as the one pictured, becomes a pronounced suc- cess. This suit has a faint powdered stripe, rose blush blouse and flared skirt, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 24, guests at the er for the week end the former's sister-in-law, Mrs. Stewart F. Hancock, and her son, Hancock, of Syracuse, who arrived in Washington Saturday from Florida. They are leaving for New York tonight. Mrs. William Howard Taft, widow of the late former President, will go to Cincinnati Wedresday to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. John Ander- son. Mrs. Taft and her sister, Miss Maria Herron, will sail next month to spend some time abroad. The retiring air attache of the Italian embassy, Comdr. Silvio Scaroni, has gone to New York, from where he will sall Friday, on the Augustus, for Europe. ‘The secretary of the German embassy and Frau Lohmann, who are now at Palm Beach, will return the first of next week. ‘The newly appointed secretary of the Norwegian legation and Mme. Offerdah! arrived New York today on the Stavangerfjord, and will come to Wash- ington in & few days. Mr. Offerdahl succeeds M. Alex Lundh. Russian Concert at Willard Thursday Evening Well Patronized. Arrangements have been completed for the Russian gala concert to be iven Thursday night at the Willard for the benefit of St. Alexander’s Rus- sian Orthodox Church, Mme. N. L. Rimsky-Korsakoff being chairman of the concert committee. The concert is sponsored by his im- perial highness the Grand Duke Alex- ander of Russia, and its patrons include many members of the diplomatic corps and others high in social life. Boxes for the concert have been taken by the Mexican Ambassador and Senora Tellez, the Minister of Greece and Mme. Simopoulos, the Minister of Jugoslavia and Mme. Leonide Pitamic, the Minister of Bulgaria and Mrs. Simeon Radeff, Senator and Mrs. Charles L. McNary, Senator and Mrs. Royal 8. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Maxim Karolik, Mrs. Minnegerode Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Walter ‘Tuckerman. ts, all famous for their in- The art terpretation of Russian musie, include 8-Piece Parlor Suites Antiques 3-Piece Overstuffed Suites Dining Room Chairs WABHINGTON We Park Your Car E are exceedingly them. Greatly If One Is Young . .. —and modern, and flits hither and yon to the smart- est dances at the smartest places—one can do no bet- ter than to immediately include one of these brief taffeta wraps in her “dancing” wardrobe. Pert and crisp and colorful—wrap one around you and see if ou can resist its appeal. n the Junior Misses’ Apparel Section, Fourth floor; and quite within the younger one’s clothes allow- ance, too, at $19.50, O be had in this country. goods we have gone only to the best mak- ers in the world and these makers have designed coats and dresses for us even more beautiful than we had hoped-for. DULIN & MARTIN STORE HOURS: 8:45 AM. to 6 P.M. DAILY Five Dinner Services of English Bone China 1 Coalport pattern, 106 pieces. 1 Royal Cauldon 94-piece set. 1 Royal Doulton 107-piece set. 1 Royal Worcester 106-piece set. Was $420.95. ..$303.40 Open Stock to Match Above. DuLIN @ MARTIN Connecticut Ave. anadl” PARKING SERVICE—Connecticut Ave. Entrance Michael Shvetz, hlm-. formerl, soprano, soloist to Queen Eugenia of Spain; Nicolas Kopeikine, Russian pianist, and Emanuel Zetlin, violinist, professor of the Washington College of Music. Col. C. H. Hodges entertained at dinner last evening at the Carlton. Among his guests were Maj. Gen. Preston Brown, Gen. and Mrs. Henry, Gen. and Mrs. Connor, Mrs. George Mesta, Capt. and Mrs. Allan Buchanan and Mr. and Mrs. Isiadore Dockweller. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sa Hight postponed the dinner they mnen for this evening until Tuesday evening, April 20, Mr. Herman Bernstein of New York | City, recently appointed United States Minister to Albania, returned to Wash- | Ington this morning for a short visit. ‘The newly appointed United States Minister to Denmark and Mrs. Ralph Harman Booth of Groose Point, Mich., who have been in Washington for a week since their arrival from Florida, will remain at the Mayflower until to- morrow. Their daughter, Miss Virginia Booth, came from Grosse Point and met her parents in Washington. ‘rhe; will sall from New York on May for Europe. Maj. Gen. Benjamin P. Poor, retired, has returned to his ment at Tilden Gardens, after spen J the Winter with his son-in-law and daughter, Col. |and Mrs, J. O. Mauborgne. Lieut. Col. and Mrs, William M. Col- vin have arrived at the Carlton, where they will remain for some time. S o B i e R s of young e for in the pnpun room at the Willard yes- terday. Miss Helen Gary entertained a com- pany at the Club Chantecler supper- dance on Saturday evening. Mrs. Stuart Hanna and her daugh- ter, Miss Ruth Hanna of New York, arrived in Washington Saturday and will be guests at t] Mayfiower until Wednesday. Mrs. Stanley Carr and Reupholstering Refinishing Tapestries, Mohair, Brocades and Velours Also Chair Caneing and Porch Rockers, Splint- ed by Our perts at the Now Prevailing Low Prices for two Days Only. ‘Write, Phone or Call Metropolitan 2062 or Metropolitan 5656 Estimates and Samples Given Free Clay Armstrong Upholsterer 1235 10th St. N.W, Ask About Our Easy Monthly Tayment mARIS JuLius GARFINCKEL&Co. While Shopping T is a matter of pride with us that our cus- tomers always find here The Loveliest and Most Individual Dresses and Coats For our Spring anxious to have you see our newest selections for women and misses—goods that will certainly call forth the greatest enthusiasm from the women who see F STREET CORNER OF 13TH Reduced Was $429.75....$272.20 Was $385.25......$275.47 Was $351.75. ....$272.20 of the | Mrs. Richard Hume of Washington are na. Russian Imperial Theater; Pcr’le Barti, | daughters of Mrs. Han: Vietoria e Mrs. Herbert Sparrow tl::lpgi: tomorrow to be the guest of e 3 It will be recalled that Capt. Sparrow heroically lost his life when his ship, the U. 8. 8. Tacoma, was wrecked in & terrible storm on Blanquilla Reef in| January, 1924, A distinguished _audience will be present on the opening night of “Holi- | gry day,” the play to be given by the Na- tional Theater Players Monday, March | pgo Among the boxholders are Repre-| g, sentative and Mrs. Adam M. Wyant, Mrs. Robert ggal Frank S. Hight, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, Gardiner and the Mary Washington Chapter. are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sutherland, Maj. and Mrs. Parker West, Mr. and Mrs, David Meade Lea, Mr. and_Mrs. John J. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard W. Bolling, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bowie Chipman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norment, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty, Mrs. Edward Everett Rob- bins, Mrs. R. Winston Holt, Miss Bessie Kibbey and Mrs. John S. Scully. ‘The Governor of Utah, Mr. George H. Dern, arrived at the Willard yester- day from his home in Salt Lake City. 1930. He will be in the Capital for several days. Life Members of Women’s Club Guests at Tea Wednesday. Judge Mary O'Toole will be hostess at the tea given Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock by the Women's City Club, at the clubhouse, 22 ‘will go to Phil- Herbert George Sparrow -Navy Post, V. F. W. num- F. Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Cabot Mr. and Mrs. W. Gwynn P. Waggaman, Mr. Miss Adels L. Heaven, Mrs. Howard L. Hodkgins, Miss Abby Johnson, Dr. A. Others sponsoring this event et R e Ind Caroline B. Stephen, Mrs. Ann: Stewart, Miss Carolina V. Sudiler, Mrs. Thacker V. Walker, Miss Florence E. Ward. Mrs. Harry Wardman, Mrs. Har- vey W. Wiley and Mrs, F. C. Wood; man. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Aires and fam- Striking] JUNGLE PRINT in Chartreuse and Black ® FRESH AS APRIL morning . . . this jacket frock for women. The gilet and sleeves are beautifully hand- fagotted, typical of finest dresses. ‘@ A VERY NEW and gorgeous print in this interesting color scheme . . . ideal for spring. Wrap- around skirt fits tightly across the hips, and flares becomingly below. Size 40. $49.50 ‘Women's Dress Shop, Second Floor JELLEFF'S F STREET Fashionable Shoes With Cuban Heels $12-50 We have solved the problem of fashionable shoes with Cuban heels! Beautiful sweeping lines and a high arch charac- terize this model, enhanced by the strap and tip of python portraying Fashion’s latest whim. Black or potato brown kid with harmonizing python trim. Shoe Salon, Second Floor W, . MNoses & Sons F Street at Eleventh O’Rossen’s New Silk Ensembles Do All-Day Duty Correctly! skttchttl—x‘ttrflct;ve “harmony blue" flat crepe ensemble with finger-tip jacket fnished with embroidered scalloped tuxedo collar and culf.: front flaved skirt and a charm- ing dusky rose flat crepe blouse with tie of same material edged with real Alencon Lace. $79.75 Gown Section—Second Floor Mrs. Grattan Kerans, vublmt'y chair- ! SOCIETY. ily are at the Breakers, Atlantic City, for & brief visit. Miss Julia S. ter of Boston is at the Dodge Hotel for a week with Miss Mary R. Houle of Brookline, Mass. Miss Helen De Forest of Washington is the guest of the Beta Theta Pi Jackson Pntl:tnlty in Scchenectady, n Y., which ‘The members of the cast of the play “Journey’s End” have accepted the in- vitation of the American Association of University Women to beé guests at the club house, 1634 I street, at a buffet the benefit perform- given on Monday evening, March 31, at Poll's Theater for the ;| A. A. U.'W. fellowship fund. ‘The com| ipany is an all-English one, and most of its members are making their first visit to this country. Many members of the club have al- ready arranged to entertain their friends .| at this supper party. - Mrs. Marion H. Walkinshaw and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gillaum motored from their home, in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., (Continued on Third Page.) SNy New York Ave. Special Dinner Plate Roast Spring Lamb SOC Mint_ Jelly | Choice_of Two Fresh Vegetables ' i Orange Ice We feature s Luncheon and || Dinner Plates We l“llllh '= m‘lufi | FRANK P. FENWICK a SLIP COVERS 3-piece Set— 5 separate cush- jons. Made of o best-grade “Red e Seal’’ Belgian linen . . . cus- tom made and yut on your lurniture. Very McDEVITT 1202 G St. N.W. District 3211 3 Floors Elevator Service 3 &'.\f" Printed Net Evening Frocks—$29.50 Hondherchief Linen Dresses—$7.50 Hats JELLEFF'S F STREET Sample Model Hats One-of-a-Kind $17-50 THESE are unusually fine hats, of the new, important straws . . . for all costumes and occa- sions. . SOME have a touch of fabric; some are large; some are small; but only one of a kind. WE wil copy one of these for you to suit your taste, but the cost will be propor- tionate, for, bought in the regular way, these hats would be $22.50 to $35. AN unusual op- portunity to buy a hat from famous Fifth Avenue mil- liners, as you will see by the label in the hats! IN colors to go with your Spring costumes. Millinery Shop, Street Floor Matrons’ Hats 8650 In becoming new styles and colors. JELLEFF'S F STREET Our Own Sports © ] &5 A0 W4 They’ve taken the coun- try by storm ... and become the classic of daytime and sports wear . . . these famous frocks of suave, slim lines . . . that will not sag, stretch or wrinkle . . . that practically never wear out! Miss Marjorie Bridger —here tomorrow and Wednesday. Let her help you select your Glen Bogie knitted frock. Always $29.50 Exclusive with Jelleffs $5-90 2 Blouses You'll find selection dif- ficult, because there are so many and so smart! Blouses for every type and time of day . . . tai- lored or formal . .. washable crepes. linens . + . sleeveless, short or long sleeved. Sizes 34 to 44 Thin, perfectly cut for fit .. . these are the suits of which every smart woman has.at least one. Soft, fine jersey, with contrasting sleeveless blouse, simple and smart. Also at this price, wool crepe suits with long- sleeved shantung blouses ... practical and popular. Sizes 36 to 42 Je.uey. for Raincoats Its soft, light texture is) wonderfully comfortable, and vet just laughs at April showers! Finely' tailored, slightly flared,: with convertibie collar| and adjustable cuffs. Sports Shop, Fourth Floor.