Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1930, Page 18

-2 SOCIETY. SOCIETY President Hoover to Entertain the Presi- dent-Elect of Colombia at Dinner Monday Evening. RESIDENT HOOVER will enter- tain at dinner Monday evening at the White House in honer of the President-elect of Colombia, | Dr. Enrique Olaya, and his suite. Dr. Olaya, who has served as Minister of his country for about eight years, ‘will be a guest of the Uni‘ed States be- ing Monday, when he will arrive New York, wmmpanicd by Mr. Richard Southgate of tie ent of State and by a military and naval aide, Col. Harvey W. Miller and Comdr. Harry L. Pence. The retiring Minister has been in New York for several days. ‘Tuesday evening the President-elect will be the guest at dinner of the Min- ister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro and the following evening the Secretary of State and Mrs. Stimson will enter- tain at dinner in his honor. The President-elect has accepted the invitation of the Women's National | Press Club to be their guest at luncheon: Tuesday at 1 o'clock, and Thursday, June 5, Dr. Olaya will be entertained | at luncheon by the director general of the Pan-American Unicn, Dr. Ico S Rowe. Following the luncheon Dr. Olaya will leave for a short stay in Chicago and from June 16 to June 25 the President-elect will be in New York reparatory to sailing with his family yur Colombia in time to arrive in their native country for the inauguraticn of Dr. Olaya in August. Mrs, Hoover received the president of | the Women's National Press Club, Miss Ruth Eleanor Jones, andsome of the other officers and members of the board at the White House yesterday afternoon. Tea was served in the Green Room, where a wood fire burned in the open fireplace, and which under its newly decorated walls and refurnishing has become a particularly interesting and homelike chamber. Mrs. Hoover was brought from the second floor of the mansion in her roll- chair and was seated on a comfort- able sofa, where she remained for al- most an hour with the women writers. She has sufficiently recovered from a fall to walk about for a few moments at a time, but is still confined to the use of her rolling chair. She wore a charming black gown with a black lace jacket, now so much in vogue, and over r feet was thrown a black satin cover embroidered in metals of different eol&‘r:. Susan L. Dyer and Mrs. Stark MecMullen of California, old friends of Mrs. Hoover, and guests in the White House, were with her, and Miss Dyer presided at the charmingly appointed tea table. Miss Dyer has been with Mrs. Hoover for some time, but Mrs. McMullen has but recently arrived for ® visit. 1 Because she must remain seated, ‘Mrs. ver has only received a few guests time since her accident sev- eral weeks ago, when the muscles and ligaments of her back were strained from a fall in the White House. ‘abinet Officer and Justice g)unl Homors at Dinner Party. ‘The Attorney General and Mrs. Mitchell were guests at dinner last eve- nku of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tucker- ‘who_entertained at the National Womn:s Country Club, of which Mrs. ‘Tuckerman was récently ‘elected presi- dent. Others in the company were Mr. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, Q.he new chief of Cavalry and Mrs. Guy dmiral and Mrs. Mark L. nmwx Gen. and Mrs. George P. Scriven and Mr. and Mrs. ‘Joseph E. Da ‘The Ambassador of Spain, Senor Don Alejandro Padilla ¥ Bell, and Dr. Julius Klein, Assistant Secretary of Commerce, mnd honors at the dinner last eve- ning given on board the Spanish Royal Mail Line steamship Alfonzo XIII, an- chored in New York Harbor, in recog- mition of their efforts to make Spain batter known in the United States and to promote friendly relluunl between DI the Patronato lenml del 'nl o, or Spanish tourist information office, and the Spanish Royal Mail une. retired, and Mrs. Har) to Los until the middle of June. Col. and Mrs. W. | Oeol'l! ‘Turner en- | be tertained at dinner last evening at the Congresisonal Club, when their guests| weel were S mu W. D. Rnr Admiral C. E. Ri Admiral Ammen Farenholt, M. C., U. 8. N, were the guests in whose honor Dr. James Wednesday evening at the Hotel Roose- velt. The other guests were Rear Ad- miral A. M. D. McCormick, Rear Ad- miral C. H. Dunbar, Clpt T W. Richards, Capt. J. ©. Pryor, C ©. Curl, Ci Sutton, Ca) T, Boon W. A Comdr. J. V. Howard, Pratt, Comdr. J. J. R. Bak P. G. White, Comdr. gomdr W. C. Cogan, Lieut. Comdr, L. doch, Lieut. Comdr. A. %!ut. Comdr. J. J. White, Lieut. Comdr. Carr, Lieut. Comdr. H. L. Weer, Lieut. Comdr. H. R. Delaney, Lieut. R. K. Jocun‘ Lieut. Charles Wheatley, ing, Lieut, F. W Mundell, Lieut. rot Naval Medical Corps, and Dr. Howard F. Strine and Dr. George B. Tribble, Miss Phillips Selects Date For Marriage to Mr. Jameson. of Washin, and Mr. of Phllldelphu have issued invitations the Philadel town, Pa. mecuvo brides and bridegrooms, Miss ‘Todhunter Clark and Mr. Nelnn Aldru‘.h Rockefeller, and Miss ld whole their home, Woodreve, close to Washington, Summer hama at !ormm. Me., for a uw weeks before coming to Washing- 'l'hl Bishop will attend the Lambeth conference tor which Anglican bish from all over the world will wnvzmou Maj. Gen. Jlmufl‘mrbm'd U. 8. A. ‘bord, hAn gone Angeles, where they will remain eon General and Mrs. Mer-. l;!dllnd Maj. Gen. and Mrs. es, Albert Truby, g?ler Col. and Mrs. Jullan fleld L. McKinney, Maj. and Mrs. Wil- lum L. Bord Newman, Ma; Mt Capt. ‘and Mrs. E. Mrs. M. F. Felch, Maj. and Mrs. J. F. Corby. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Mr. Stone. en, Maj. and Mrs. James Baylis, Maj. and Mrs. Richard D. 3 . Edwards, . Nye, Maj. and Bradley surgeon genenl of the Navy, s, and J. Hogan entertained at dinner T. Lowndes, Capt. A. W. W. M. Garton, Capt. H. V;:As Butler, C(;'ptéclu Angwin, Cap . E. Higgins, Capt. D, G, t. W. Chambers, Capt. Joel mdr. W. H. Connor, Comdr. Bloedorn, Comdr. W. l nmn, O'Malley, comdt C er, Comdr. E. H. Tennent, Comdr. G. W. Calver, P Roddis, Lieut. Comdr. F. F. Mur- ‘W. Chandler, H. H. Turville, Lieut. Comdr. G. P. Lieut. Comdr. R. P. Parsons, Lieut. O. Spald- Lepesia Lleut. ik J. B all of the The marriage of Miss Mary Lee Phil- l.pu, daughter of Mrs. P. Lee Phillips, Francis Christie Jameson will uke place Saturday, June 21, at noon at the home of the bride's mother, 1308 Twentieth street. ATTAN| for the wedding will be most informal, with only the two families and out-of- town relatives attendin The gements on and Mr. Walter H. enry Mr. and Mrs. John L. Newbold ’a:t' Ingersoll Brown, for a dinner gcny tomorrow evening at ia Cricket Club at Hm- e party is in honor of two Waterman and Mr. James D, Wl.mm- dln.r- will take place in Ml.sl Clark, who is & da and Mrs. Hamilton thter of Mr. rk of Wil- Percy loughby, at Cynwyd, and Mr. Rockefel- ler, wr; of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rocke- r., of New York, will be married 23, and the wedding of daughter of Mr. and ater Waterman of Wish- ing Wood, at Penllyn, and Mr. Winsor, son of Mr. and Mrs. James D, Winsor, jr., of Hedgeley, at Ardmore, will take plue ‘Thursday, June 1 Mr. and Mrs. Newhald are occup! in Maryland d have e to Among the guests were the Am of Chile and Senora de Davila, the President-elect of Colombia, Dr. En- rique Olaya; Senora de Padilla and Mrs. Klein. Mme. Radeff, wife of the Minister of Bulgarla, is sailing today on the France for Europe. Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, who | is in Detroit, will join Mrs. Vanden- berg in their apartment, at the Ward- man Park Hotel, this evening. Mrs. ‘Vandenberg and their daughter, Miss Barbara Vanderberg, will leave tomor- row by mowr fur their home, in Grand tor Vandenberg will re- at the hml until Congress ad- when he will join his family in Representative and Mrs. Alln T. ' Creadway, have opened the Elms at Stockbridge. Representative and Mrs. Luther A. . Johnson have been joined at the Ward- man Park Hotel by their son- tlnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J.. McGee of Corsicana, Tex. The Bishop of Washington, the Right * Rev. James E. Freeman and Mrs. Free- man wiil sail tomorrow for Europe. They will return to this country in August and will probably go to their | Philadelphia, where Mrs. New! lived Listen in on Amos 'n’ Andy Here— Every lvenlnx at 6 P.M. (flnllur In COLUMBIA RD. 0PPOSITE AN.A!:’A:EI‘" Special Holiday 5-Course Dinner 4 unil 8 pm. Choice of Roast Capon, Dressing Fried Spring Chicken Fried Filet of Sole Soft Shell Crads on Toast Special Club Steak Roast Beef, Cold Cuts Vegetadle Dinner Our “Own-3 COLUMBIA 5043 The “Sunburst” This beautiful new model of white kid, also in blue, black or beige chinchilla, all at §15. New Dull Crepe Hosiery, 3 pairs for $5.50 THE before her marriage. Miss Marianne M. Morris, Mrs. J. Cheston Morris of tage, at Spring flouu. Pa. Miss Zita M. Langhorne, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lang- horne of Virginia, who makes her home Wit her crotier. Mr. Heriert Lang- horne, in Cambridge, Mass, has selected Monday, July 14, for her marriage m Lieut. Edward William Claxton, U. N., now stationed in Philadelphia. The will take place in the Church of 8S. Peter and Paul, at Easton, Md. and will be followed by & reception at Oaklands, the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Hubbard Tweedy. Miss La g~ horne’s mother was before her marriage Miss Zita !rncer. and the bride-elect is & niece Mr. Herbert Spencer and a cousin of Lady Astor, Mr. William A. Edwards announces the engagement of his daughter, Marion Jane, to Mr. Ervin George Johnson of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dulaney Hunter have motored to Atlantic City and will at the Marlborough-Blenheim over sundly, returning the first of next She was formerly | Mrs. daughter of te Cot- Mr.-and Mrs. John Gardner Ladd . | entertained at bridge in their home last . | evening, when their ests were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ramsay Edminster, Mr. and Mrs. James Austin Stone, Dr. and Mrs. Willlam Ballinger, Mr. Mrs. E. H. Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lane, Maj. and Mrs. H. H. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Pyle, Mr. and Mrs. P'lournoy C. Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'P. Kline and Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Nichol Mr. Bainbridge Colby of New York, Secretary of State during President Wilson's administration, is at the Wil- lard for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. C. Rammling have visiting them their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. J. A. Dixon of Hillside, d.) who will remain over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Garrett have | returned to the Wardman Park Hotel from Kentucky, where they have been since December. Mrs. kerman, newly elected pnlldent of the Nmoml Wom- an’s Country Club, received the guests yesterday at the first of the series of fortnightly musicale teas which the club will give through June, resuming this informal form of entertainment in the Autumn. Mrs. Tuckerman was as- sisted by Vice Presidents Mrs. Claude A. Swanson for Virginia and Mrs, Henry F. Dimock of Washington, and WASHINGTON JuLws GARFINCKEL& Co. Our Fifth Floor Is Now the Of Smart Fashion Interest For Our Younger Clientele Misses Juniors Everything New. . Edith Mae cmnmlnn Xormm of Detroft. _The was by Mrs. Ruby Smith Stani, o, who will sail shortly for & vacal rope, and Mrs. Mildred Kolb schune composer-pianist. The eomrmy which filled the music room comfortably, re- mained for tea after the program, members and at small tables on the veranda over- looking the rolling green country. Mr. lnd Mn Thomas Walsh of Brooklyn, N. , Are at the Willard for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Rennert enter- tained a company of 12 last evening on the Le Paradis roof garden. The guests included Lieut. and un. Robert E. Jasperson. Miss Denning and Mr. Barnes Feted at Pre-Nuptial Parties. ununlu this week. Miss Hattie Wise entertained in honor of Miss Denning Monday evening with a_ bridge party in her apartment, at| 4700 Connecticut avenue, and qul Denning was at home to her wedding party and many friends Tuesday eve- ning In her home, at 5517 Chevy Chase parkway. Miss Betsy Boothe, who is to be the | maid of henar for Miss Denning, will entertain for her this evening in her hume. at 1723 Nineteenth street north- Mr and Mrs. William I. Denning will entertain the bridal party at a dinner dance at the cannulm-m Country Club tomorrow, d Miss n ten _will_have Miss Dmnln Greenway Inn Connecticut at Cathedral Special Decoration Day Dinner Roast Turkey, Cold Plate Soft-shell Crats on Toast Broiled Sea Bass French Lamb Chops 85¢ 8-7:30 P.M. Ourg 0ny fetiot dread and m<y» Hco=-0mz2200 Col. 10118 Busy Center == Younger Girls .Everything Lovely Everything Individual. . . Moderately Priced Ask Especially to See Our Greenbrier Sportswear Our Graduation Dresses We Park Your Car While Shopping Here F STREET, CORNER OF 13TH FASHION 4 rie Crepe Washington INSTITUTION NewYork DRESSES that t were $10and $15 Dresses $10.75 Dig in the garden and smear fresh earth on them. .. wear them to the office and rub pencil streaks across them...wear them to luncheon and spill the salad dress- ing...wear for active sports where you exercise and fersgn'e vigorously...then tub these gay, smart little s with reasonable care...prestol your wardrobe is again ready to wear! .Thlt’s why we sell literally hundreds of these very stunning frocks that are scientifically fitted...most unusual to find at this low price! etched, two models of our group on sale tomor- Sketched, dels of group 1 row at $10.75. 36 to 44. Flesh, green, 12 brand-new styles in sizes 14 to 20, orchid, maize, blue, white. Morning Frock Shop—Fourth Floor *8ilk with @ small amount of rayon for durability. the wed per, vngm brls:: the Manor Club. timore announce the mlrn dmnhter Rosalie to i ity b et rordllnger of this city, at their home, n 7:30_ o'clock. famrilies of the young couple were present. Budapest are spending e few days in Washington at the Mayflower. von xrl!ln!r, known in musical circles vlollnlst, has climbed the ladder of success in a surprisingly short time. AN eon nesday at the Army, Navy a OF | Marine Corps Go % were seat was beautifully decorated with garden flowers in the pastel colors. during the afternoon for bridge, ine| Willlam Waters, Mrs. Kreutser, Mrs. Felix Gygax, Mrs. Luther Link: i Wright, Mrs. Tom Watson, Mrs. mer, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Walter Buck W. Scott, Mrs. James Boyle, Mrs, R. V. Adams and Mrs. T. E. Hipp GOWNS FRIDAY, at a swimming sup- afterward, Sunday, at Cs Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hecht of Bal- of their inger, son of m ma Mrs. Isaac B. Baltimore, Wednesday evening at Only the immediate Dr. and Mrs. K. von Kriegner of Mrs, as Marta Linz, Hungarian Mrs. Nuber, wife of Lieut. Horace D. N., entertained at lunche untry Club. The guests at one long table, which The guests, all of whom remained luded Mrs. Joseph Galliher, Mrs. Mrs. William Winslow, Mrs. William | The party was given as a rnrewauw party by Mrs Nuber, who, with Lieut. | AY. 30, 1930. Nuber, will leave Wn.hlnttcn in June tor l.helr new post of duty on the 'ge Nord- | the the Ward- man Park Huul. vrnm she has taken an apartment. doors if the weather should prove in- clement Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Alex- ander McNeil, chairman of -rrlnze- ments for the tea, has accepted t. iR “apenng e hosptay ot B pen: e hospi of the occasion. No cards have been issued. Board of Lady Managers of Hospital Guests at Luncheon. The luncheon to be given Wednesday to the board of lady managers of the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat m-yiu.l tlnued on_Third 39¢ Good Quality Cm hrn w _shades ll" G 8t District 3211 GENUINE BAKUS and NOVELTY LACE STRAWS Hats With an Establ d Prestige at a Typically Low “Francine” Price Genuine Bakus.. .novelty lace straws. two outstanding fashions for Summer., Here they are in most fashionable pastels, navy and black. We've marked them for Saturday only. reslan 207"9“11'13 G St.NWj .. three wonderful at this price COATS groups *ONE - DAY - SALE Wo have nnmblod the ONE-DAY n_most | kind and REDUCED IN PRICE for agree when you visit the shop. Dresses and Coats in 3 nstances the ga speedy clearan for a ROUS- are one-of-a- ich you will FOR SATURDAY ONLY Group No. 1 Shantungs, Printed Crepes, Washable Sdh. Silk oat styles, short and long sleev All the new light sha P. K. C with capes, bole: ing plenty of whi Slzes in This Group Are for 9 Misses’ 12 to 20, Women 36 to 52 FOR _SATURDAY ONLY DRESSE S$ ENSEMBLES that were G ;oup No. 2 $15 to $25 forbids accurate description, as ) very enticing, There are s, Georgettes and Sport materials, including Knitted Suits. FOR _SATURDAY ONLY Group No. 3 Presents Most Extraordinary Values in Over 500 Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Formerly Priced from $19.95 to $49.50 WAH Sizes R K and we candidly say that these are AMAZ.- ING VALUES. FOR SATUR! Coats 15 DAY ONLY The Friendly Shop BRESLAU'S 1307811.13 G St.. w SULCIRL Y, LET US STORE YOUR FURS ... NAT'L 3857 Rizik Brothers On Sale Tomorrow SUITS DRESSES Smartest Spring models. .. Street, afternoon and a few will de D' fl!t ll]l les this Fall; evening. Stunning models; all sizes 12, 1. 20. Pre- colors and color combinations Viowsly 1o $78.80; 131 close out in beautiful Summer materials. tomorrow— $ 29.75 $2 5.00 NO CREDITS ALL SALES FINAL F NO C. 0. D'§ TWRLVE THIRTEBEN STREBT For the Graduate Jeweled Evening Bags $5.00 A smart gift certain to b- -ppreeuud the Feminine Grad A chie model that will go well wnth any ov-nm! frock Made of moire or silk crepe wit! sim-:lated Pearls, brilliants, gold or silver beads. Gold finished frames and silk lined. Exceptionally worthwhile values! BECAERS 1314 F Street At the Juvenile Shop End-of-the-Month Clearance 250 Pairs Children's Socks, our regular 25¢ and 50c qualities; assorted styles and IOC air colors. Sizes 415 to 614. P Group 1 650 Assorted Items, Consisting of “.‘m zhl;.l $1.00 Silk Hose, light shades; samy 100 Girls’ Straw Hats, our $1.95 to $2.95 values. IW Auonld Boys' and Infants’ Summer Head: 100 ni.umd Baby Organdy, Swiss and Net Bon. 100 Boys® Suits and Sun Suits, sizes 2 to 6. 80 Pairs of Boys Shoru, izet 4 1. (] 10 Pairs of §1. de Chine Panties, size 2. 90 Boys’ Blouses, wh te, tan, blue; sizes 5 to 8. 10 Madeira n.ndmmndma Pillow Covers. Group 2 3850 Assorted Items, Consisting of 12 Girls' Silk Dresses, sizes 8 to 12. 145 Wash Frocks, Lucette and other popular makes; formerly $1.95 to $3.95; sizes 7 to 14. 8 Pairs '{95 Boyl Twud Sho! 7 to 10. 60 Aumud Infants’ and Baby Wool Capes, Sweat- l‘ Alnflod Wool Hone, conb Sh owlmu $1 !5 10 $2.95 Saturday Clearance u 5 to $5.00 values. $ w m’f;-sl. 2 ;«; Play Suits, sizes 3 to 12; regularly o to 9! 30 Pieces Assorted Girls' Silk Underwear, sizes 2 to 8; ’Izl % , bloomers, combinations; regularly $1.95 to 42 Assorted Beach Robes, Blazer Jackets, et torted sizes and colors; values $1.95 to $5.00. as Group 3 65 Girls’ Frocks of erepe de chine, Rajah nih georgette, organdy, etc., for party, street a: sport wear; one and two piece models; sizes 4 to 17; .Lfl to $12.50 values. 30 Assorted Seasonable G ats, tweeds, navys, and nevelty materials; some fur trimmed; sizes 7 l.lo lo’-p;-luus,'?s .95 to §19. 7? PR oys’ jece its, navy wool serge; sizes 3 to 9; value, $7.95. All Remaining Girls’ Coats, Ensembles and Boys’ Coats piE N andies, ete., 4. 2 for $5.00. Saturday special up to size 1 All Sales Final runschinigs E Street Corner