Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1930, Page 19

ATHE "EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SOCIETY _' (Continued From Second Page.) M. Lissak and Mr. and Mrs. Smith Bow- .nno(l\mmfl.uu.v My T 10'&:10(*, in the Grace Lutheran Miss Maxine Frances IB'A.BOMC.&O < Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Shelton have moved from Wardman Park to_their new apartment in the Shoreham Hotel, 'hll. n:l:y‘ will make their home dul‘lfll the com! Mr. ennounce the engagement of their &vixhur ‘Thelma Marguerite, to Mr. rles Cole Montgomery. The wedding take place early in November. Dr. Lewis J. Donald has returned to his home on Kennedy street from & ip to the Adirondacks. “Mr. and Mrs, A. Simmons of Charles- 8. C., entertained at dinner last ing at the Carlton, where they are stopping while in Washington. Dr and Mrs. Tom Williams leave | 'ashington tomorrow for Philadelphia, they will spend the week end with Mrs. Madison and will then_visit ot Chestnut Hills and in New York. Later they will go to Cincinnati and then to Louisville, Ky, where Dr. Williams will deliver addresses. They will, as usual, spend the Winter in the Monteray at Miami Beach, Fla. ‘The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Andrew W. Mellon, has taken tickets for “The East Room” on Friday night of this week, October 24, at the Willard, and is among the distinguished officials of the United States who are expected to be present at the historic pageant llld the dance that will follow. J. Bascom Slemp, Mrs. James onv;r uurdock Mrs. Francis Walker, Mrs. G. Morris, Miss Sallie Hews Phillips, Mr and Mrs. A. S. Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs. Gwynn Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Haines and Mr. Francis ape are others who have made reserva- ns. Mrs. Edward A. Harriman will enter- fain in her box for “The East Room”: Rear Admiral William L. Rodgers, Mrs. Robert Giles, Mrs. William Fitch Kelley, . Bowman, Dr. Charles Noble QGregory and Mr. Henry Martin Clarke, Mrs. W. Wayne Wirgman, author of season. and Mrs. Charles L. Mendel | MRS. FRANKLIN H. ELLIS, the pageant, will have as her box gi.l.:' Mrs. John MacCree Wirgman of idelphia, Miss Polly Wirgman, Miss lly Foraker, Miss Louise Sadtler of Bnmmou, Md.; Lieut. Col. Campbell B. Hodges, U. S. A.; Maj. and Mrs. T. B. Catron and Dr. and Mrs. Henry Randall Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Siler of Berkeley 2}“. W. Va., will be the guests of . and Mrs. Willoughboy Chesley, in their box, and Mrs. A. Prescott Rowe of Predemuburg Va., will be among the box guests of Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel, ‘who will entertain also Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter and Miss Virginia Bolton. Judge and Mrs. Adolph Hoehllnl will ‘entertain Mr. and Mrs. Ogilby and Mr. Adolph Hoehling, 3d, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin will have as their box Mrs. Stewart Walker, Mr. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Almnder Bull and Mr. and I(rl Miss Hegeman Returns to Caphal h— u-nu s-mn:r Home. M. Hegeman has arrived in Wuhln‘hm from her Summer home in Lenox, Mass., and is at the Carlton for about a week before opening her house at 1600 I street for the season. Maj. Abbott Boone drove up from Field, Va., for a short visit to iss Loretta Eliza- Landon will take place in the Keller Memorial Church at 7 o'clock this eve- ning, the Rev. Samuel T. Nichols per- forming the ceremony. S L ‘The initial program of the drama unit of Women's City Club will be given this evening at 8:15 o'clock. Mrs. Edith chairman, has en- listed the interest of a large number of members and friends. Among the subscribing members are Mrs. William Lee Corbin, Mrs. Francis D." Merchant, Judge l‘lf! O'Toole, Miss Lydia Loth- m Miss Virginia S. Benjamin and Am Winn. - chl'fl‘dup Cn Bhngnwleeuhrz Representative bonry atson of Pennsylvania, “Say it with Flowers” : Flow'ers for Brides and Debutantes 1Well be glad to esti- || mate, without obligation | to you. i GEORGE C. : .. 900 14th St.» — é‘ MPLE PARKING SPACE WHEN THE MAID IS OUY Make the maid’s night out an outing for yourself as well. You will enjoy the excellent dollar dinner at the Ccutinental. DINNER NIGHTLY W U Appetizers—Soup or Fruit Cup Choice of Five Entrees hree Vegetables—Salad—Dessert Music by Bernheimer Trio HOTEL | CONTINENTAL NORTH CAPITOL AT E, ST. An accomplished to the musicale at matron of Washington society, who added special interest e National Woman's Country Club Monday afternoon. —Clinedinst Photo. dence at the Dodge Hotel for the ‘Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duncan Lati- mer, sr., have motored to Pittsburgh, Pa., and are spending a few days with ir son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and rs. John Mcchesney Latimer. Mr. George P. Marshall has moved from' 2700 Connecticut avenue to his apartment in the new Shoreham Hotel, where he will reside this season. Mrs. Luther Smoot Pristoe, 2901 Six- \‘ee;xu;.actnet. is mtert:tlnmg l;;e: bridge an kgammon party at home this afternoon and at 8 o’'clock in the evening for members of the Ruth Brew- ;m Chapter, D. C. D. A. R, and their Mrs. Prank Foster Greenawalt is the regent of the chapter. Mrs. Ellen Herbert Micou will enter- tain the D. C. Chapter of the Sponsors of the United States Navy Friday, at 3:30 o'clock p.m., at her apartment, at m California street, where the W!n- mnm is to be discussed. on, president of Lhe spmuar! “will be ruell of _honor at the tea following the meeting.” All sponsors are expected to attend. FURS Remodeled—Repaired, Cleaned Prompt Service—Very Low Prices Collar and cuffs for cloth coats Expert Workmanship Isador Miller 809 11th St. N.W. Nat'l 5628 MRS. VOGEL AGAIN BRIDE Daughter of American Weds Count Crotti in Rome. 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