Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1930, Page 48

SOCIETY Sport Lovers in Annapolis Enjoying Foot Ball Season Prominent Academy Officials Attend Game at South Bend—Duke University Faces many . The game last big one to be played here this month. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Samuel S. Robison, Capt. and Mrs. O. Philip ) Qn and_Mrs. John H. New- ton, Capt. Paul J. Dashiell, Comdr. and Mrs. Donald B. Beary and Lieut. Comdr. ._Barbey have re- , Ind., where witness the Navy-Notre ho returned accompanying were Comdr., and Mrs. Fred- ck G. Reinicke, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam m, Lieut. Comdr. J. L. Hall, Lisut. 1 Moret, U. 8. M. C.; Ensign C. W. Hughes, Lieut. Thom! ton, Lieut. E. B. Snyder, . Webb. ‘The most rtant social event in Annapolis this week was the first “at home” held at the residence of Capt. and Mrs. C. Philip Snyder, Wednesday afternoon. The guestss were received by Capt. and Mrs. Snyder. In the din- room those assis were Mrs. John H. Barleon, wife of dr. Barleon; Mrs, McMillin, wife of Lieut. Comdr. George McMillin. Capt. B. B. Rogers, U. S. Army, is a est &t the Officers’ Club, Naval rcldcmy. Capt. Rogers’ present duty is at Detroit, Mich. Mrs, Collins Clemens entertained at supper this evening at the house she is ‘ocou] for the season at Wardour. Among the guests were Miss Cornelia Brisooe and Mrs. Munnikhuysen Lyon ©of Baltimore, Count Louis de Le Bos- setiere of Paris, Mrs. Calvin Bertolete, Mrs, Barker Glenn, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Seabury Cook, Mr. Forbes Colhoun, Lieut. William S. Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Turner, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Waish and Capt. B. B. Rogers, U. 8. A, Mrs. Clemens .and her guests afterward the dance at the Annapolis ‘Halsey, jr., wite of Margaret Hal- mother, Mrs, Frank her apartment at the Baltimore. They will later Halsey in c’hnr::dwn. .6 c: Halsey was & week guest of Mrs. Williams Wickham, wife of Comdr. Halsey w fast. of Mrs.” Wor Miss ‘was a_guest of or- rall R, Carter, on Rodgers road. Mrs. M. E. Manly and her niece, Miss Lucille Bertolete, returned Tuesday from & visit to Milbrook, N. Y., where ‘were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Oak- Jeigh Thorne at Thorndale, their coun- try home. Mrs. Manly and her niece attended the Hunt Ball at Milbrook Saturday night. m.lnm wulnokr who made hz‘; ‘home w-nhw many years, ‘the ter with her niece, Mrs. Dolan, wife of Lieut. Charles Dolan, and Miss Catherine’ Willcox in ‘home on Southgate avenue. . and Mrs. Thursday on the the company were Frank . | Joseph Hemelt, Mrs. Jane C. Sawyer, .| son and Mrs. James F. Hartnett. Mrs. Dinger, Miss Emily . Louis, Mrs. Mason Mrs. Logan, wife of 9 ; Mrs. Holt, wife . John Holt, and Mrs. e of Lieut. Comdr. Walden . Arthur Newton Brown left this nut Grove, Fla., where the Winter. My. Brown at the residence of Randall der, on Han- from Maine, IR after Neck and other Tesorts in Maine, her apartment at Hall, where she resided last Mollle George of Baltimore several days this week as a guest Mrs. Richard Baldwin at Waterbury, | fear Annapolis. | Miss Floyd-Jones, who has been | & guest of Mrs. Dinger, wife of Capt. Henry Dinger, QGeorge street, g in her home on King | joined her sister and | G. | Mayflower Hotel, for the benefit of the ‘Oomdr, | student’s loan fund. Navy on Home Grounds. e evtn U b A Mrs W. E. 11, Mrs. Calvin Bertolete, Mr. Forbes Colhoun, Lieut. Otis Gregg and Lieut. A. F. Martin. Mr., and Mrs. Smith Hollins McKim are spending this week in New York. They will sail today for Cuba, where they will spend the Winter. Mr. and Mrs. McKim have been during the late Summer and early Fall at the Stewart Inn. Thursday they enter- tained at dinner at the inn, and among their guests were and Mrs. Louis McKim of Baltimore, Mrs. Annie V. McKim of Severna Park, Mrs. Oarryl H. ghrznn and Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs. Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs spent & few days of this week as a guest of her sister, Mrs. Carroll Van Green Spring Valley. was & guest at the supper which was given by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Gordon, in the Green Spring Valley, and also was guest of honor at a dinner flven h{ Justice McReynolds in Wash- last Sunday evening. r. and Mrs. Hunt Webber of Scars- dale, N. Y., are the guests of Mr. Web~ ber's sister and brother-in-law, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Laurence Wild, in their quarters on Bowyer road. Lieut. and Mrs. Allen D. Browne, ‘whose marriage took place in Annapolis about 10 days ago, were guests for the past week end at Newport, News, Va., of Lieut. Browne's mother, Mrs. Allen Browne. Friday, at the first of a series of | officers’ hops which was held in Mahan | Hall, the guests were received by Mrs. Church, wife of Capt. Albert Church, and Capt. Prank H. Sadler. Mrs. Vernou, wife of Capt. Walter Vernou, left Sunday after a visit with Mrs. Sadler, wife of Capt. Frank Sadler, in their quarters on Porter road. Mrs. Vernou will visit in Philadelphia and then join Capt. Vernou in New York, where he is-in command of the U. 5. 8. Northampton. Invitations were received here this week for the marriage Thursday, October 30, of Miss Martha Virginia Lewis, daughter of Mrs. Charles How- ard Lewis of Richmond, Va, and Mr. Edmund_Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Turner of Wardour, Annapolis. The wedding will take place at 8t. Anne's Church, Annapolis. The young couple will reside at Wardour after the middle of November. Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan spent this week end in the Green Spring Valley, Balti- more, as a guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Boykin. Mrs. Nixon, wife of Lieut. Comdr. Elliott B. Nixon, who recently returned from New York, where she was call by the death of her father, Dr. Henry V. Wildman, will be greatly missed so- clally, as for the present Lieut. Comdr. Nixon and Mrs. Nixon are not enter- taining. Dr. Wildman, who was a well known physician in New York, fre- %mtly visited Annapolis and had many ends here. Mr. Christopher Baldwin of New York spent & few days with his mother, Mrs. C. C. Baldwin, at Spring Hill, ‘Waterbury, this week. Trinity College Regents Sponsor Entertainment The snnual card party and ball of the Auxiliary Board of Regents of Trinity College will be given on Friday evening, November 321, 1930, at the ‘Mrs. Charles J. Cassidy will serve as general chairman and have assisting her in receiving the guests, Mrs. Thom- as H. Carter, president of the board, Mrs. J. Leo Kolb, Miss Ella Lorain Dorsey, Mrs. Nellie Fealy and Miss Rose Dugan, Mrs. Qeorge A. Weschler will head the committee on patronesses and have as her ossistants Mrs. Margaret A, Doran, Mrs. J. L. B. Murray, Mrs. Mrs. Joseph C. Stanley, Dr. Mary John- Miss Minnie Carroll will have charge of ents for the ball, with Mrs, John J. Noonan and her daughter, Mrs, Raymond Clendenin Miller. L. Offuf Mrs. Hilleary dle the program, and other will include: Prizes, Mrs. Charles Cama- lier, chairman; Mrs. R. L. Shanafelt and Mrs. Thomas E. Petty; tickets, Mrs. R. L. Graves, chairman; Mrs. J. Leo Kolb, Mrs. James F. Haskell and Mrs. Thomas E. Petty; cards and tallies, Mise Anna J. Keady, chairman; Mrs. Joseph A. Hausler and Mrs. P. F, Hannan; printing, Mrs. Martin Joynt, chairman, and Mrs. Joseph B. Stanley; publicity, Miss Elizabeth J. Dolan. Sclentists are trying to learn why the common musk, once the favorite per= fume flower in every cottage in England, has lost its scent. “The Richest Child is Poor Without Musical Tratning” and Slingluft at the | have recently taken on | Wyoming avenue, Washington, will go | to New York, and after & short visit + there will sall to join her father, Mr. Robert Floyd-Jones, in France znd with him take a trip to India. | Lieut. William 8. Heath entertained | 8t tea Friday in his apartment which | Two Pianos MISS KATHERINE HALL, ‘Whose mother, Mrs. M. Goodwin Hall, will introduce her to society at a tea dance November 28. —Underwood Photo. Woman's Country Club Joint Hostesses at Tea A colorful event is scheduled to take lace at the National Woman's Country lub on the afternoon of November 1, when the board of governors of the club and that of the Riding and Hunt OClub will be joint hostesses at the opening hunt af the season. ‘The meet will take place at 2:30 at ed | the Natiopal Woman’s Country Club and will be followed by a tea dance at the club house, with members of both clubs and their guests in attendance. This tea replaces the usual hunt break- fast. ‘This first function of the Fall season at the Woman’s Club will take on some- thing of the nature of a get-together meeting, as many members from nearby places have signified their intention of attending this hunt. Among the out-of-town members who have recently been elected to the Na- tional Woman’s Country Club are Mrs. Robert A, Gardiner, Mrs, Carroll J. Post, jr., and Miss Florence Van Rensselaer of New York City; Mrs. Thomas Shaw of Worcester, Mass.; Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago, Mrs. Norman King Evans of Mentor, Ohio; Mrs. Philip Andrew Myers of Ashland, Ohlo; Mrs. Frederick W. Edmonston and Miss Harriet B. Turnbull of Pittsburgh. Educational Research Board Plans Honor Dinner ‘The Research Club of the Educational Research Department of the Washing- ton public schools will give a dinner in honor of Dr. Paul J. Ewerhardt and his stafl at the Roosevelt Hotel Tuesday evening. Dr. Ewerhardt is head of the Child Guidance Ciinic, a8 new organiza- tion sponsored by the Community Chest. Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Ballou and other | Anne’s, 1731 Conn. Ave. | | Sunday Dinner, $1.25 Luncheon, 35¢, 60c. Dinner, 1331 Conn. Ave. 1857 In One At the Price of a Good Upright public school officials will attend as guests of the Research Club. The Research Club is an outgrowth of the Research Department. It was re- cently organized for the purYou of pro= moting interest in -psychological and educational research. Miss Jessie La- Salle, assistant superintendent of schools, is honorary president and Mrs. Mildred Percy, president. Members of Wedding Party Charmingly Entertained Tuesday, October 14, the evening pre- ceding the marriage of Miss Martha | and Mrs. Joseph W. Lavisson to the Rev. Jesse Davis, the wedding party was entertained at the home of one of the bridesmaids, Miss Myrteen Sisson. Refreshments were served at an attractively decorated table, with the bride and bridegroom- elect sitting under a flower-bedecked wedding bower. The Rev. Mr. Davis has recently been called to the pas- torate of the Virginia Heights Baptist Church of Roanoke, Va. Other members of the wedding party | | 1 | | | | | | | Music Club Appears In Charming Program At Fort Humphreys Its First Goncert for Present Season Staged Tuesday Night—Other Events in Week’l C.lcndflf. FORT HUMPHREYS, Va., October 18.—The Fort Humphreys Music Club held its first meeting of the year Tues- day night at the home of Lieut. and Mrs. Henry Berbert, at which a very entertaining program was presented by @ committee composed of Mrs. L. E. Oliver, Mrs. G. F. Baish and Mrs. Ber- bert. Preceding the program, the club elected as its present Lieut. W. B. Hig- gins. The musicale was opened by a piano and ukulele duet by Miss Jean Gee and Mr. Alan Gee. A stringed trio, consisting of Lieut. Higgins, Lieut. F. H. Oxx and Lieut. H. B. Loper, played several popular medleys. Mr. Raymond Pigott of Washington sang & group of tenor solos, accompanied by Mrs. J. J. Loving. Mrs. Victor Wallace, | with Miss Katharine Wallace at the pi- ano, played cello sclos. Miss Wanda Ashley gave an interesting dramatic monologue. 'The program was closed with & group of piano solos by Mrs. J. J. Loving. A_refreshment committee, of Mrs. Harley Latson, Mrs. L, Miller and Mrs. L. W. Prentiss, and an entertainment_committee, consisti Mrs, Berbert, Mrs. B. C. Snow and Mrs. J. W. Cox were appointed. The club Will meet the second Tuesday of each month. Lieut. and Mrs. Henry Berbert enter- tained at dinner before the musicale Tuesday night, and had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wfll“c‘; | Miss Katharine Wallace and Wanda _ Ashley of Washington and Lieut. Henry M. Underwood and Lieut. Donald R. Neil. Capt. Harry A. Buckley and Mrs. James L. Alverson were host and host- ess at the meeting of the Post Bridge Club Friday night in Harris Hall Lieut. and Mrs. Don R. Shingler made it the occasion for a chnmm, infor- mal supper. Their guests before the bridge were Lieut. and Mrs. Herbert B. Loper, Lieut. and Mrs, Claude H. Chorpening, Lieut. and Mrs, Charles W. Stewart. Dean Anson Marston of Ames, Iowa, arrived Thursday to be & guest of Capt. and Mrs. M. W. Marston. Miss Charlotte Grey and Lieut. Wal- ter W. Hodge -were dinner guests Sat- urday of Lieut. and Mrs. R. K. Barney. Lieut. Hodge, who is on leave prior to | sailing for foreign service, was a week end guest of Lieut. and Mrs. Barney. Lieut. Henry M. Underwood and Lieut. Dcnald R. Sykes are on duty at the Lorton Rifle Range with Company F, 13th Engineers. Last Saturday Lieut. Underwood and Lieut. Arleigh T. Bell motored to West Point to Swarthmore-West Point foct ball game. Lieut. and Mrs, James N. Krueger en- tertained at dinner_ recently in honor of Mrs. Laurence Booth, and had as guests Capt. and Mrs. Harry A. Buck- ley, Lieut. and Mrs. Herbert B. Loper, Lieut. and Mrs. Don G. Shingler, Lieut. and Mrs. George C,CRelnhlrdt, Lieut. ‘0X. Capt. and Mrs. Mcrrill W. Marston were hosts Wednesday night at a boat- ing party and beach supper. Their ‘{2““ were Lieut. and Mrs, Herbert B. per, Lieut. and Mrs. Claude A. Chor- pening, Lieut. and Mrs. Louis W. Pren- tiss, Lieut. and Mrs. Don G. Shingler Incd Lieut. and Mrs. Charles W. Stew- art, Maj. and Mrs. Willlam E. R. Covell had as their week-end guest Mrs. Co= vell's brother, Mr. M. B. Henshaw of Honolulu. _ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bangs of Washington spent Sunday as present included Miss Flora Lavisson, | gyests of Maj. and Mrs. Covell. maid of honor, a sister of the bride; Mrs. Elwyn Caskey, matron of honor; Miss Mary Wells, bridesmaid; the Rev, Charles Baldwin, best man, pastor ef the Margate Community Church, Mar- te; N. and Mr. John Davis of oke, Va.. a brother of the bride- groom; Mr. Harry Goff and Mr. James Stewart, all ushers. Also among the guests were Mrs. James Stewart and Mr. Elwyn Caskey. | \ Lieut. and Mrs. Donald R. Sykes were dinner guests Saturday of Col. and Mrs. H. F. Sykes, in their home, at Silver Spring, Md. Mr. and Mrs. August Loeffler, Mrs. Edwin Taylor and Mrs, Florence Rals- ton arrived Thursday by motor from Detroit, Mich., to be the guests for 10 days of Lieut. and Mrs. Sykes. Lieut. and Mrs. Louls W. Prentiss were dinner and theater guests Monday see the| MRS. JESSE EARL DAVIS. Before her marriage to the Rev. Mr. Davis at the home of her parents, Mr. and she was Miss Martha where the bridegroom is pastor of a church. —Carter Balley Photo. Mrs. Henry A. Lavisson, Wednesday, future home will be in Roanoke, V: of Mr. and Mrs, Walter M. Gilbert of Cleveland Park. Col, Edward H. Schulz returned Tues- day from an inspection trip in th Middle West. Lieut. Harry Meyer and Lieut. Carl R. Jones left Monday morning with any G of the 13th Engineers on a permanent change of station to Fort Fustis, Va. Company C becomes part of the recently organized experimental mechanized unit, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gallagher, their daughter, Patsy, and Mr. Stuart Gee motored from Philadelphia Friday and were the week end guests of Maj. and Mrs. Cleveland C. Gee. Lieut. and Mrs. Don G. Shingler had as guests over the week end Miss Erin Clark and Mr. John R. Vance of Wash- ington and Mr. J. R. C. Watkins of New York. Mrs. P. Russell Lyons, Mrs. Herbert B. Loper and Mrs. Claude H. Chorp- ening were luncheon guests Thursday of Mrs. C. M. Seaman in her home at the Dresden apartments. Lieut. Cherpening left Friday for New Orleans, La., where he will spend next week. From there he will go to New York to attend the Yale-Army game. Maj. and Mrs. L. K. Andercon at- tended the Army Dental Bridge Club dinner and dance at Tilden Gardens Saturday night. Mrs. H. O. Dunn and Mrs. J. N. Ople of Baltimore were guests Wednesday of Lieut. and Mrs. Herbert B. Loper. The Monday Night Bridge Club met in the home of Lieut. and Mrs. Beverly C. Snow and had as its guests Miss Kate Dent and Col. Henry A. Finch. Miss Dent of Tuxedo, N. Y., is a guest of her brother, Col. Elliott J. Dent. home in have been visiting Capt. and Mrs. Harry A. Buckley, left Wednesday for their M Wash, days last week gu;ast of Mrs. mls A;dm. rs, Carl es motoring to New_ York Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Moran, and will be their guest for six weeks. Lieut. Jones is attend- ing the Chemical Warfare School at Arsenal. Maj. and Mrs. C. F. Jarvals and Miss Ann Jarvais of Washington were guests 2! O E. Lavisson. :mmmmm’ st Lieut. Henry O. Wolfe and: Mrs. O, J. Wolfe were visitors on the post Sun= e t. and Mrs. Elmer Barmes of ‘Washington were guests ‘Sunday of Lieut. and Mrs. Morrls M. Bauer. The Monday Afternoon Reading Club met in the home of Mrs. Richard T. er. Lieut. and Mrs. Louls W. Prentiss m- r and movie for ‘prentiss Friday to celebrate his birthday. The guests included Kelly Wilkinson, Tommy Oliver, Bernard ug’r’, Beverly Snow, Henry B Pipes, Morrill Marston, Arthul Marston, Harley Latson and Hubert Miller. Mrs. Charles W. Stewart returned Sunday from Washington, where sh~ was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Irwin H. Hoover. Lieut. Henry M. Underwood, post dramatics representative, has an- nounce; phn: for the rpr};n:enumm in December or January of the stage pro- duction of “Beggar on Horseback.” The play will be the first ever given in the new theater and will furnish an ex- cellent opportunity of demonstrating the capacity of the stage equipment. ‘The cast will be selected from the per- sonnel of the post and will be directed by_Lieut. Underwood. Miss Charlotte ~ Grey Dorothy Carter are spendi: end as guests of Mr. and Tyler of Aldie, Va. Mrs. Lewis C. Arthur of Washing- ton was a guest over the week end of Miss Virginia Arthur. Miss Sara Watson d Miss Ann Mary Watson of Washington were di ner_guests of Lieut. and Mrs, 9 B. maumu night. Miss nces Brady of Washington arrived Thursday to visit Lieut. and Mrs. chnr.la;d\v‘ Msuwm. Capt. rs. Harl Latso: motored to Harpers Ferry 'x"n'unm. . HINES DECLINES OFFER Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines has re- cel! an attractive offer to retire from the Government and enter private business, but has declined, and ided “;l n‘;nln as administrator of veterans’ affairs. President Hoover made the announce- ment Priday and explained that he had drafted Gen. Hines for an indefinite period in the Government service. MATTRESSES COMPLETELY 33.50 ‘m REMADE For 30 years we heve peroed Washington with the best service and rices. COLUMBIA BEDDING CO., Inc. G 8t. N. National 5528 and Miss the week. 1s. F. F. Her 1143 Conn. Avenue MILLINERY of Unusual Smartness Young Hats portray the “moderne” style trend. - Individuality features the many models shown. G We shall welcome your inspection. All Head Sizes—Conservatively Priced e5+ and. 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