Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1930, Page 39

SOCLETY. Current Notes of Interest Listed in Society Calendar Trips to Mountain and Seashore Popular Forms of Recreation Durind the Heated Season. Special Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman will leave Washington the middle of th's week for Long Island and New- port, where they will make some visits. Miss ‘luckerman, their dlu;hur. who is the guest of Mrs. Henry P. Dimock, at Elsimor, Bar Harbor, Me., will joip them at Newport. Mrs. William C. Bennett, jr. who was before her marriage Camilla Horen, and her daughters, Suzanne and Julle Ann, are leaving this evening to join Licut. Barrett at their home in Blacks- burg, Va. Lieut. Bennett & assistant instructor of military sciene and tac- tics at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Macatee and the Misses Macatee have gone to the gcashore, where they will spend the rest of the Summer at their cottage at Rehoboth Beach. Mr. and Mrs, H. R. McMillan of Los Angeles are making & week’s visit in Washington at the Mayflower, the former having come here for a con- ference with President Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Yates of Kiingle street will leave Washington to- morrow, accompanied by their daugh- ter, Miss Jeanne Marden Yates, for Ocean City, Md., where they will join Dr. and Mrs. Hopkins and Mr. and Mrs. Royal R. Rommel for a week’s stay. They will also be accompanied by Mrs. Yates' sister and nephew, Mrs. Torin Brown and Master Frances Brown of Baltimore, Md. Miss Jean Woodson, daughter of Mr. #nd Mrs, Eugene R. Woodson, has left Washington to be the guest of Miss Elizabeth Ort, both at her house in Evanston, Tll, and at her villa on Lake Minocoqua. Mrs. Charles Harmon Pardoe of Cathedral avenue is leaving next week with her small son, Prescott Harmon, for the Summer home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Prescott of Washington, at Lake Winnepesauke, N. H. Mr. Pardoe will join her later. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kirkwood and their daughter, Miss Jean Kirkwood, who are spending the Summer in New England, are at Chatham Bans Inn, on Cape Cod, for several weeks. Miss Aria Marie Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Schwartz, is spending a short time at the home of the Misses Dorothy R:nd Ele;x:;»r Per‘; Kins, daughters of Representative an M?s& Randolf Perkins, at Woodeliff Lake, N. J. ] Mr. and Mrs, Earle W. Wallick are now staying at Craigsville, near Staun- ton. Va. Miss Gretchen Danlel, sister of Mrs. Wallick, who makes her home with them on Cathedral avenue, is visit- ing friends in New York. Mrs. Margaret S. Snead of 2010 Kalorama road retutns to Washington today from White Sulphur Springs, Va.. where for a week she has been the guest, of her brother, Mr. W. D. Sutton of Ashland, Ky. Dr. and Mrs. R. K. Thompson, who are at their cottage at Eagles Mere Park, Pa., will be joined there late this month by their daughter, Miss Lois Thompson, end Miss Ruth Murray, who are at camp in New Hampshire, and by their son, Dickie Thompson, who is in camp in New York. The family will remain in Pennsylvania until the middle of September. Mr. snd Mrs. Frederick I, Fridley are leaving Thursday for Boston, where they will take the steamer for Nova Ecotia and Newfoundland. They return early in September. Mrs. James W. Ward and daughter, Miss Ruth Porter Ward, will leave Washington today for North Carolina, where they plan to spend several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osmond Saun- ders of Klingle_street have had as their house guests Mr. Saunders’ brother and gister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Baunders, and Mrs, Helen Thayer, all of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Meade Ather- holt of Cathedral avenue will have as their house guest this week Miss Pansy Luedecke of Austin, Tex., who will re- main in Washington for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mackintosh of Jamaica, Island, are making their home at the Cavailer. Mrs. W. L. Darby of the Ontari6 apartments will leave early this week for a month's visit with her son, Prof. Ralph E. Wiber, who is principal of the high school in Ogdensburg, N. Y. Miss Eleanor Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Mitchell, has re- turned from Camp Tahoma, Pike, N. H., and {:::: her mother at their f‘u;\mer in South River Park, When NO‘E s, Dr. Mildred W. Dickerson will return to Washington tomorrow from Colorado Springs and Denver, where “she at- tended the meetings of the American Academy of Periodontology, the Asco- ciation of American Women Dentists, and the American Dental Association. Mr. and Mrs. John 4. Pelin, jr., of Philadelphia have passed the week end in Washington at the Mayflower and will return home tomorrow. Mr. H. J. T. Horan entertained a company Saturday evening at the sup- per dance at the Le Paradis Roof Gar- en. Miss Florence Conway of Dallas, Tex.. is at the Dodge Hotel, accompanied by Miss Olive Conway. Mrs. Sig G. Boernstein is on an ex- tended tour of Northern Europe and the Scandinavian countries. She now is in Malmo, Sweden, where she is the guest of her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Boernstein, the former being United States consul at Malmo. Lieut. 8ig G. Boernstein, U. $. A., re- tired, has salled on the S. S. America and will meet the party in Parls, after a trip over the battle fields where he served as an officer with the 42d “Rainbow” Division during the World ‘War. They will return to their home in' Woodridge early in September. Mrs. Edward Sherwin of ‘Tucson, Ariz., has been at the Dodge Hotel for several days en route to Wickford, R. I, where she will spend several months with her mother, Mrs. H. M. May. Miss Marie Lorbeerbaum, who is visit- ing her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lansburgh, on Cathedral avenue, entertained at bridge and" sup- per Wednesday evening in compliment to Dr. Charles Basseches and Miss Au- gusts Basseches. Miss Ruth Mahoney, Miss Mary Han- derson and Miss Norma Boylan are in Miami, Fla., and will be absent for two weeks, They are making the trip to and from the South by boat. Dr. and Mrs, James A. Cahil, jr., and family have gone on a motor trip through the Adirondacks and Canada for the month of August. Of Personal Interest To w.l}lil’lg‘on Residen!s Mrs. Adolph Weyl, accompanied by Mrs. Max Weyl, 2d, and her little daughter, Nancy, left Friday for Atlan- tic City, to be gone until September. Mr. Adolph Weyl and Mr. Max Weyl, 2d, will join them during the month. Mr. Milton King has joined Mrs. King in Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kaplan and family left Tuesday for Peoria, I, where they will make their future home. They leave many friends here. ‘Mrs. Archie Engel motored to Asbury Park yesterday with her sister, Miss Agnes Curtis, where they will be guests for a week of Judge Louise Hicks in her home. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Palkin and their little daughter, Suzanne, left Washington Monday for Atlantic City, the two latter to be absent until Sep- tember. Dr. Palkin will return in 10 days and will thereafter make week- end visits to his family. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Shapiro, who have recently returned from _their honeymoon trip the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virgiia, have taken up their residence at Oaklawn Terrace, 3620 Sixteenth street northwest. Mrs. Shapiro, who was Miss Mildred Kap- lan, had as her guests over the last week end, her cousins, Dr. and Joseph Peinsilver, Mrs. Jampol, his sister, and Mr. Jack Feinsilver of New York City, who motored here. Mrs. Eugene Schwab is visiting Mrs. Henry Schultz in her cottage at Long Beach, N. Y. Mrs. Schwab recently re- turned from Erie, Pa., where she was a guest for several weeks of her son-in- Ll:l‘dlnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grad. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ganss leave to- morrow for Atlantic City to spend sev- eral weeks at the Breakers. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Franc are visit- ing their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Louls Skirball, in their home at Newton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Herschfeld have returned from a trip to Canada. Ac- companied by Mrs. Max Rich they will motor to Bedford Springs, Pa., this week to spend several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berlin left Fri- day night for Ocean View, Va, to be gone two weeks, Dr. and Mrs. Abram Simon are in Atlantic City to remain during this month. ‘The Woodmont Country Club held a field day yesterday. Golf and tennis matches were the main features of the program. Horseshoe throwing contests also were scheduled. A number of din- bought from Guild Member, you can be certain that Furs are Exactly as Represented The Master Furriers’ Guild has but one pose is to each member by the public. that end they are viduall esty, air dealing an , and that pur- oster confidence in To })ledged. indi- and collectively, to hon- truthful pur] advertising. FOR YOUR OWN SAKE LOOK FOR THE GUILD EMBLEM WHEN BUYING, STORING OR HAVING FURS REPAIRED Members: CAPITOL FUR SHOP FRANCKE, FURRIER, INC. JOSEPH SPERLING, INC. SAKS FUR CO. SHAFFER FUR CO. H. ZIRKIN & SONS CO., INC, MEMBERS OF THE MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS ASSN. Heaton, whose parents, Mr. and M | Washington. David W. Davis. the Autumn. ner parties were given, dancing. Miss Beatrice Strasburger is visiting relatives in New York. Miss Betty Strasburger has returned from a stay at the Girl Scout camp near Harrison- burg, Va. Mrs. Sol Rice, who has been a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Eiseman, left Friday for Atlantic City, to be at the Ritz Carlton during August. Mrs. Leonard Schioss and daughter, Miss Evelyn Schioss, left Friday for the Ambassador Hotel, Atlantic City, to re- main for & few days. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hopfenmaler are guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Mandle at Great Neck, Long Island. Mrs. Morton Luchs was hostess Wed- nesday at Lux Manor, near Bethe:da, followed by at a bridge-luncheon. Mr. Herbert Sonneborn, fr., and Mr. Jack Adler spent Monday here with friends, and motored to the University of Virginia to resume thelr Summer studes, after a visit with relatives in Wheeling, W. Va,, and in Baltimore. Mr. Meyer Cohen left recently for Summit Springs, Me. Mrs. Norman Fischer, with her three young children, motored to Atlantic Upper, left to right: Miss Alice Driscoll, whose mother, Mrs. A. J. early next month. Miss Marian Edwards, whose engagement to Mr. Ervin George Johnson Arthur B. Heaton, announce her engagement to Mr. Miss Hehton is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wharton at their Summer home on Lake Champlain. Lower, left to right: Miss Margaret Ruth Davis, whose engagement to Mr. Daniel Stubbs is announc Mr. Stubbs is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stubbs of Superior, Nebr., the wedding to take place in September. Collier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Collier, who announce her engagement to Mr. Walter Neuth Morris of Darby, Pa., the wedding to take place in entertaining the Afternoon Card Club | UNDERWOOD YNDERWOOD HARRIS &EWING~ SOCIETY. Southern Society Plans Moonlight Trip on River ‘The Southern Society of Washington has completed plans for the final en- tertainment of the season, which will take place Tuesday evening, August 5, at 8 o'clock. The soclety has chartered the City of Washington and will enjoy a moonlight trip down the Potomac River. Mr. J. Cloyd Byars, president of the organization, is acting as chairman of the trip. The officers of the society will act as a hospitality committee and will include the president, Mr. Byars; vice president, Mr. Hampson Gary; financial secreiary, Mr. John Franklin Little; treasurer, Mr. Charles Warden, and secretary, Miss Etta L. Taggart. Other committees will include Mr. Fred Myers as chairman of the enter- tainment committee. The entertain- ment committee has arranged to have dancing during the evening and sev- eral solos as an added attraction. Mrs. May Little Bell will act as chairman of the young ladies’ committee and Miss Grace Roper as vice chairman, and will be assisted by Miss Elizabeth Lan- des, Miss Frances Linfoot, Mrs. Cloyd Byars, Miss Elsie Harman, Miss Olive King, Miss Catherine McCloskey, Mrs. Ray Hardy, Miss Catherine Bennett, Miss Elizabeth Andrews, Miss Sylvia Scherberger, Miss Betty Bacon, and Miss Regina Sullivan. Judge C. C. Calhoun will act as chairman of the men’s committee and will have assist- ing him as vice chairman, Mr. John F. Little, Mr. F. R. Fravel, Mr. Frank Baggarly, Mr. John Chumbley, Gen. Oden Lake, Mr. Charles Ford, Mr. Elton O. Pillow, Mr. Fielding Lewis, Mr, Jesse Duke, Mr. James E. Jones, Mr. Fred Myers, Dr. Thomas Evans, and Mr. Ray Hardy. Beauties Sail for Brazil. LE HAVRE, Frande, August 2 (#)- Thirteen European girls, bound for forthcoming international beauty con test at Rio de Janeiro, left here yes- terday on the steamer Ouyaba for RARRIS KEWING his home, in Detroit, Mich., after spend- ing four weeks here as a’ guest of his mother, Mrs. M. Hanlein, and his two sisters, the Misses Helen and Gussie Hanlein, of the Cavalier Apartment. Mrs. Eugene Kahn is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pischer, in their home, at Balti- more. Mrs. Rose Bach, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pried- lander, on Irving street, has returned to_her home, in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cohn left yesterday morning by motor to spend several weeks in Atlantic City. Mrs. Milton Nathan, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Lucille Nathan, are at the Chelsea Hotel, Atlantic City. Mr. William Jacobi is in Atlantic City over the week end. J 16th & H Sts. NW Opposite White House Furnished & Unfurnished Reservations Now Being Made Prom one room and bath to 7 rooms and 3 baths. Electric re- frigeration; “running _ice water. Washington's most modern. finest and most convenient apartment hotel. Inspection invited Wardman Management Metropolitan 2260 St. Peter's chair at Rome is said to be the most ancient and interesting piece of furniture in existence. E'ST/AIBLISHED 1.88735 H.Zirkin & Sons Driscoll, announces her engagement o Mr. Paul R. Andrews, the wedding to take place | is announced by her father, Mr. William A. Edwards. Armistead Wharton, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wharton of | ed by her parents, former Governor of Tdaho and Mrs. | Miss Doris | Miss Carmen Constance Incorporated 821 Fourteenth Street N.W. | city Thursday to spend the month of August. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grosner have | returned from Atlantic City. Mrs. Howard Sigmund, with her two daughters, Audrey and Nancy, leave to- ‘morrow for Rye Beach, N. Y., whe | they have taken a cottage. ~Mr. Sig- mund will join his family later. Mrs. Milton Kronheim and daughter Judith Elaine returned on Monda from a week's stay at Brhddock Helghts, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ney, accompa- nied by their daughter, Mis. Henry Kaufman, jr., are at the Ambassador | Hotel for the Summer. Mr. Kaufman joins them for the week ends. Miss Phyllis Kronheimer is spending | several weeks at camp in the White | | Mountains. Mrs. Harry Kronheimer | leaves tomorrow for Atlantic City to | remain several weeks at the Breakers. | Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tobriner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry King and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leavey are at Mackinac, Mich,, for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph M. Fishel are located in their new apartment, 3901 Connecticut avenue, having given up their house, 2614 Connecticut avenue. That Retail At $6.50 and higher - models . . English and cricket and small head sizes. LEVER copies of . featuring the new double -brimmed styles. navy, browns, and black. complete selection in both large Everywhere $7.50—Special priced New greens, A They will leave tomorrow for Atlantic|returned from a visit with relatives in City to be at the Breakers until Sep-| Greensboro, N. C. Michaelis and daugh- tember. Miss Hilda King and Miss Elizabeth |ter, Miss Virginia Michael Kaufman motored to Atlantic City]terd:y for Pocohontas, Mrs. Cecelia Friday for the week end and are guests | relatives. of their cousin, Mrs. Gilbert Hahn, at her cottage, in Ventnor, N. J. city Mrs. Luis Kaufman is in Atlantic | iheir | Cityfor a stay of 10 days. ter,, Miss Marjorie Blumenfeld, have Mr. Jerry Saks motored to Friday to join Mrs. Saks and young daughter, who are spend- ing the Summer with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, Morris Blumenfeld and dlugh-JSnmnel Saks at their cottage. Mr. Joseph Hanlein has returned to left yes- to visit Atlantic SR 1 B Closed All Day Saturdays During August Rich’s Semi-Annual We P Store. Hours: 8:15 to 6 have reduced rices still further 2 Groups REDUCED $G0 and 5890 former prices $10.50 to $18.50 —and we've included the very smart models of linen, watersnake; hite buck, and of eggshell, white, beige, blue and green kid. Our Entire Stock Is Not Included Several Misses’ dren’s Reduced to $2.90, $3.90, $4.90. All Sales Final Lines of and Chil- Footwear | | Chiffon reduced to— RIC H'N FST.AT TENTH $1.45 3 pairs, $¢ Women’s Full- fashioned Silk Hosiery Positively the lowest UGUS SALE prices in 10 years Pvery year we announce spe- cial reductions for this Summer sale, and every year the response is more generous than before. This year with the many impor- tant and beautiful style changes —and the phenomenally low prices—new records for sales volume should be established. ‘100 195 295 August Reductions in Cloth Coats Every conceivable style for Street, Dress or Sports Wear— OUR ENTIRE STOCK of Advance Fall CLOTH COATS is offered AT ESPECIALLY REDUCED sonally selected PRICES! FURS. By ey e e BUY ON THE CLUB PAY Summer Dresses PLAN R. 10 Months to Pay sqiced A Deposit Reserves Any Selection A beautiful selection of PONY, SILVER MUSKRAT—GOLDEN MUSKRAT ——LAPIN and HAIR SEAL COATS. All smart new 1931 styles. Your choice at .....coeacivenaeeon Unbelievable values in this group of CARACUL—GREY QUIRREL- €OCO4 UIRREL HUDSON SEAL COATS. Sleicvrizing lines.. . A choice collection of HUDSON SEAL —CARACUL — JAPAD WEA- 3 JA CC COA .ovely feminine models styled in the new manner... —tailored with usual Zirkin care—and trim- med with per- Fur Scarfs Reduced Street