Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1930, Page 7

"~ SOCIETY. SOCIETY L toomorem The President and Mrs. Hoover Hosts at White House Dinner Last Night to Honor Prince Tokugawa. President and Mrs. Hoover entertained at a dinner at the ‘White House for Prince Tokuga- wa of Japan. The table in the Btate dining room was rich in its color- ing of Lillan Doty chrysanthemums, Columbia roses and Maidenhair fern. Besides Prince Tokugawa the company included the Ambassador of Japay, Mr. Katsuji Debuchi; the Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Andrew W. Mellon; the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Adams, Senator and Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, Senator and Mrs. David A. Reed, Admr. and Mrs. William V. Pratt, Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. William R Castle, jr.; M. and Mme. Kensuke Horinouchi, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Prather Fletcher of New York, Mr. John Hays Hammond, Mabel Boardman and Mr. Allan Hoover. Austrian Minister and sMme. Prochnik Hosts at Dinner to Dr. Schmid. ‘The Minister of Austria and Mme, Prochnik were hosts to a small wmpmy at dinner last evening, entertaining in formally in compliment to Dr. Sch.mld counselor of the Austrian legation in Paris. Dr. Schmid is making a short stay in Washington, and is the guest of the counselor of the legation and Baroness Hauenschild. The Minister of Siam, Maj. Gen. Prince Amoradat Kridakara, will be host to & company of 32 at dinner this evening at the Mayflower, in celebration of the birthday anniversary of the King of Siam. Prince Tokugawa was the honor guest at luncheon today of Judge John Bar- ton Payne. The other guests were the Japanese Ambassador, M. Debuchi; the WHOA'! Dlncy Inn OLNEY, MARYLAND FOR ~ LUNCMHION - TEA- DIWHIR sl.oo 1.50 x‘"& gia_ Ave. Extended. _OPEN EVERY luv. NOON_TO A Point of Interest in the Nation’s Capital CIRO’S ITALIAN VILLAGE —where one may dine and lunch beneath, the balmy skies of Sun- ?mwmdmu'nuth nights to the strains tender soothing music. Music by Ciro's Italian_Villagers | | at L M munch, Dinner, Supper carte No cover charge at any time. 1304 G Street N.W. (hflnmfldlhhnl—m distriet) “In Washington—Its ‘Ciro’s’ " surgeon general of the Anny and Mrs. Merritte W. Ireland, the counselor of the Japanese embassy nnd Mme. Hori- nouchi, Col.and Mrs. Ernest E. Bicknell, Miss Mabel Boardman, M.. Seko, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Fieser, Mrs. J. Athey and Mrs. Thomas W. Rlchnrda Mrs. John W. Summers, wife of Rep- resentative Summers of Walla Walla, Wash., has returned to the Capital for the season, and is in her apartment at the Chastleton. She stopped for a visit to relatives in Chicago and also visited members of the family in Phil- adelphia. Representative Summers, one of the subjects of the recent election, had no '.rouble in cumlnl back to the House, and will return to Washington tomor- TOW. Admiral William Veazie Pratt, chief of naval operations, and Mrs. Pratt will entertain at dinner preceding the an- nual Navy relief ball to be held at the Wwillard Thanksgiving night, November 27. Mrs, Pratt is chairman of the Com- mittee of Arrangements for this event. Admiral and Mrs. G. R. Clark en- tertained a company at dinner last eve- ning at the new Shoreham Hotel. Their guests included Admiral and Mrs. C. S. Williams, Comdr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Willlams and Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Zimmerman. Mrs. Medorem Crawford has returned to Washington for the season. Her daughter, Countess de Seygne, formerly Miss Dolores Crawford, and Count de Seygne, who were in London for some time, are now at their chateau in South- ern France. Mrs. John H. Bartlett, wife of former Assistant Postmaster General, was host- ess at luncheon mdly in her apartment, in Wardman Hotel, in compli- ment to her hmue guest, hflu Margaret Foster of San Rafael, Calif. Mrs. Fulton Lewis, jr., have as their guests in their home in Foxhall de Chevalier. last evening. SENOEITA MARIA PACHECO, Guest of her uncle and aunt, the secretary nl the Panama legation and Senora The Minister of Panama and Senora guests, attended her appearance as lyric soprano soloist at the Fox Theater de Alfaro, with several —Underwood & Underwood Photo. Village Mrs. Lewis’ sistcrs, Miss Mildred Huston and Miss Katharine Huston, who will remain over Sunday. Miss Katharine Huston was hostess at luncheon yesterday at the Chase Club in compliment to Miss Sue Pollard, daughter of the Governor of Virginia, who returned to her home in Ricl id this morning. Others at the luncheon yesterday were Mrs. Lev is, Mrs. Alfons Landa, Iln len Reeside, Mrs. Louis Taylor, Elizabeth Brawner and Miss l(udmd Huston. Mr. and Mrs. culsume!otw monte, Calif., will be the guests in whose honor Mr. W. B. Hibbs will en- tertain a oomrmy at dinner this eve- ning at the Willa: Mrs. Herbert B. Crosby, wife of the District Commissioner, was hostess at luncheon today in eomrummt to Mrs. Hayne, wife of Col. Paul T. Hayne, who will leave shortly for duty in the Philip- pines. The guests, who are remaining through the afternoon to play bl‘ld'! also include Mrs. John Hassan, L. W. Cass. Mrs. H. J. Mcxenney, Aristides Moreno, Mrs. W. C. Bal Mrs. A. E. Saxton and Mrs. James Mc- Kinley Maj. Gen. Edgar Jadwirf entertained a small company at dinner last evening l the Willard. e marriage ot Miss Janet ‘n:nmmm Povell daughter of the late Mr. and CURRENT EVENTS Prof. John Tilleman Y.W.C.A., 17th & K Sts. Tuesdays 8-9 Inquire Ed. Dept. Met. 2102 Bigger and Better Funerals At Half the Usual Cost Are Dome by CHAMBERS BOUQUET COFFEE Advantageous contracts en- able us to resume our original price of 25¢ Ib. N. W. BURCHELL 817-19 Fourteenth St. TONIGHT! Enjoy the Best Dollar Dinner Everything Fresh IN WASHINGTON No Left-Overs Used Note: If you ever ate a better Dollar Dinner, you need not pay the check! Saturday, November 8th, 1930 Dinner One Dollar ) il Served from 5 to 8:30 Fresh Vegetable Dinner " o’clock Fresh Wax Beans Creamed Carrots Parsley Potato Ralsin Muffins Hot Tea Biscult "f % Lettuce With Piquant Dressing Almond Butter Cream Layer Cake Apple Pie a la Mode Deep-Dish Peach Ple Fresh Cocoanut Cream Pie Stewed Prunes With Cookies Chocolate Sundae American Cheese With Toasted Crackers Checolate, Vanilla, Peach or A Burnt Almend Ice Cream Raspberry Sherbet HAPPINESS RESTAURANT 1107 F Street N.W. .| New York, and will Centenary Mrs. William Levin Powell of Vkflnh, was married at noon today to Dr. jamin Pranklin Montgomery of Wuh- brfwn and Virginia, in the home of the ide’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Laird Duniop, jr. Only a family party witnessed the cere- mony, the Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson of- ficlating. ‘The secretary of the Czechoslovakia legation and Mme. Broz have gone to Sunday to the Collegiate titute at Hack- beock, ettstown, where Mr. Broz will deliver an address. lerh.! of Miss Patricia Poe Bennett ‘o Rumanian Is Announced. ‘The marriage of Miss Patricia Poe Bennett, daughter of Judge and Mrs. .Vam W. Bennett, t members Washington, Baltimore and New York society and well known in literary Mr. Emanuel Haralambie Rumania ‘was announced to the diplomatic, official and residential society of Washington. Mme. Dimitriu is a descendant on her maternal side of ‘Sir James Hunter, Hunterston e, Scotland; George Mason of Virginia, the Poe family of Maryland and of the Rea family, prom- inent in American ,nancial circles. On her paternal side she is a Tankerville- Bennett of the house of the Earl of ‘Tankerville, , England. Mr. Dimitriu came to America sev- eral years ago to take his degree in en- at Columbia Unlvefll&y, Nev ter he became affiliaf in_consulate in Nfll York and is at present attached to the Ru- manian legation in Washington. Maj. and Mrs. Donald Armstrong en- tertained a company at dlnner last eve- ning at the new Shoreham Hotel. Their ts_included Gen. and Mrs. Edwin “BUY NOW” We Offer Special Inducements to Mark the Last Restin Their Loved Ones—Ses Our Finished Work. WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., INC. 48 New York Wm. Baes of isplay of TR Conn. Ave. and Que St. N.W. Special for Sunday, Nov. 9 ~——— ICE CREAM - $1.25 Delivered Phone Decatur 1170 Dinner Served in Restaurant on Sunday from 1 to 8 P.M. $1.50 The House of Courtesy as delmle Mrs, Walter F. Lineberger, wife ol former resentative Llnebc% California, Just remrned 3 10-day motor trip to Massachusetts, here she visited her dlulhtelin llhl:l T a senjor at Phillips Audcm{ Mrs. Lineberger and her children -pom the Summer at their home in Long Beach, Calif. butlhetndm'.une- berger have taken an lmn.ment for the Winter at the Fairf: 00 Massa- cQusetts avenue non.hwen dent Wilson’s administration, is a few days at the Chelsea, Atlani Mr. Redfield is president of the National Bank, Brookl, N. Y. president of the Institute of Social Sciences, Col. H. C. Williams entertained a small party at dinner at the new Shore- hom Hotel last evening. Mrs. Franklin Rogers, Comdr. Rogers, U. 8. N., traveling in Europe for the pnn six months, has returned to Washi and is her former apartment at the Montana. Miss Elizabeth Chamberlin enter- tained at luncheon and bridge today at the Carlton, her guests numbering 15, Miss Pulda Cella and Miss Linda Cella of New York and their brother, Mr. Roberto Cella, are the-house guests Boncesco in her apart- ment at the new Shoreham Hotel. They will remain in Washington for about 10 days. Miss Katherine Carl of Peiping, China, has arrived in Washington and is the guest of Mrs. Wrisley Brown, 2319 Wyoming avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seitz of Lowell street entertained at their home last night at dinner and bfld.ze when their guests were and Mrs. Yereance, De‘nmdlln George B. Woods, Dr. and Mrs. Prank W. Ballou, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Chrlnle and Col. and Mrs. Charles R. Stark, jr. Mrs. Cecil P. Elmes has arrived in the Capital from her home in and has joined Mr. Elmes at the Wil- l:rd. where he has been for several days. Mrs. Perdinand Waldman enwrmned at dinner last e at widow of been evening the Shoreham in honor of their dsugh- | 1and- ter. Miss belle Waldman, whose marriage to Mr. Henry Knight Mulr takes place this evening. Among the guests were: Mrs. Edward A. )(ulr. Mr. and Mrs. Granville l(. Brumbau Muir, m-nud. Ple!der.lfl-lnry.ro Clark, Mr. Leon F. Lamb and Mr. Wil- liam Shea. Dr. Georg Ahrens, G consul at St. Louis, has arrived in Washington and will be at the Willard for a few National Woman’s Party Tea Tomerrow for Noted Feminist, line will be Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley, na- tional chairman of the party; Mrs. Car- ‘Women; Mrs. Oliveira M. de Lima, rep- flwrn Prancis h despite her advanced age. Mrs. B. J. Lloyd gave a luncheon yesterday nt the Carlton, her guests numbering 1. Mr. and Mrs. | William D. Lynch will entdrtain at the at the New Shoreham Hotel this eve- ning. Mr. Thomas W. Giles will also bonhutwlpnfiy-tthemw!hm ham Hotel this evening. ‘The Beta chaj ‘woman's legal Dodge Ho ‘There rushees and they will be entertained at dinner followed . Mrs. W. E. Higman is eh-l;:mn of u:ha ue’zrmmltm en of mem- on .fl'lmm e Nellie Bll.hop. Mr. James Moore entertained a small :ny of young people last evening dance at the New Shore- hlm BM:L Mr. and Mrs. Kane of Detroit, Mle ., Were hosts n dinner last eve- t the Carlton, where they are -wppm. while in Wuhm‘m. MRS. N. J. WHELAN DIES; BURIAL TO BE IN MICHIGAN ‘Wife of Publisher Had Been Ill for Several Months—Grieved Over Death of Son. Mrs. Jeanne Whelan, 'fle%f Nicholas fer of Phi Delta Delta, i its ynnold dledlyelruolndhu 'Twmdsmlbenemnoowmdrm g from Mrs. C. Blom, sr., with hurhl in Hol- In addition to her Hi‘l whehnhmmvdbyndm(hm.m- Rose Whelan, and two sisters, Mrs. Edward T. Bertsch of Holland and Mrs. John W. Wendel of New Yorhbotho! whamwmpu-ent in Washington af the time of her death. MRS. ALICE R. JOYCE, CHURCH WORKER, DIES Lifelong Resident of Washington and Widow of Charles E. Joyce Was Il for Some Time. Alice R. Joyce, 82 years old, wldo' of Charles E. Joyce, died sud- denly yesterday at her home, 1627 La- mont street. She had been ill for some time. Mrs. Joyce, a lifelong resident of Washington, had ‘long been an active worker in Catholic church circles. She is survived by two daughters, Miss Alice O. Joyce and Mrs. Jackson 8. Elliott. Funeral services will be held “’fin at 9: resentative from Brazil on the Inter-|.e American Commission; Muna Lee, di- rector of national activities of the Wom-~ an's Party; Laura Berrien, Miss Fanny Bunand-Savastos and Mrs. Ih. Natl. 557 will Subscribe Today It costs only about 1% cents to you _regularly ienverycvmundsundum Philipsborn 'l‘e]lnhml National 5000 and the delivery -—vill start immedi- ately. The Route Agent will col- lect at the ond of each month. Phone National 1133 Eleventh Street, Between F & G 1904 SERVING THE to 1930 COLLEGE GIRL yesterday afternoon. Funeral services will be conducted -at 2 oclocx 'mudny afternoon. Interment will be in Unios Cemetery, Roekvllle Md. 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On_Priday, Novem- 71900, ot Gardeld Hospital, MIN u'hm husband o Senjamin unera . Skongays November nence to Holy Name HARRIET the late George W. et , on a Intérment in Gienwood Oeme- dinner dance session | BOWIE, LILLL aboye r‘lldln ry “ M eral from vt P ‘Wnd frien: 3 b Ralatives and ¢ Ul 'metery, Rock BROWNE, J. R. ¥. i l.':'fi:'eocx, "Robert ©. Brooks of New York City, andva ost of triends, ney's funer neral Bandas e n. invited. ' Interment, Cemetery. , BROWNE, J. B F. All members of Wash- ington, hmmhy. a. Culfs Y Fotiaed fa stiznd the’ funeral o FUBROWNE Bundey. Novemser o, 1930, 3 Selpele From 4By "G st W Pl dress uniform. " Orders o CAPT. HENSON DANDRIDGE, R. U. P. All ofcers and members ter, No. 8., 6id Yhe Tuneral of ‘Past atron Sir Knight 3 nday, a giclock pm., from Detacy's' tuneral home, g@.‘mom‘ .uutn SABEE TR IWNE, J. R. F. lemb!rlx of mi . U al llmdlu. )luvmbem Wit 2 brother, J. RO the order’ "-'[“'d 10 attend Noble Grand. voim r"-"“.'f“i Cemetery. Dearest h A g mmnld rts witl upon !mn- v-unt chair. ¢ h‘" Iefl us our n of Ma). ll“dlm wmb« i i au_.,m m,.fi;- 2el Bie 1 b" fl‘o'h-»m s n.w. ARDS. ; On Priday, HOGH, Bivards’s Mlnved d husband 7. Afnx:‘“.??.m‘i%a“m‘ oo atre -rur o OBeier e 'H -su. MARIE be vfl. np: he soh, father. mothar. oue " ‘and other ends to mourn’ thetr e e e ey & Washincion fmn'l‘ Home. 481 r"'," (hence. to the nome of her” pars She nes .Onllmll'h-'flll‘lllthlnfl.‘njfl Icnn ' Tather, sisters and other relatives and Tricnds mourn ther oee.* ‘Remains resine Henry 8 wmnnmn. Tuneral ‘Homi J'l of tunerd hu KELLY, VIOLA MARY, On uesd b Tl g \ughter ot Phillip and" Neill % Joseonine’ Dan nels"zfmi"?':uxn'"' o g a IOR | SIMPSON, A 7, 1930, 'at tm‘m' idence Mrs. Thoraas *Mm resting, 8 H. Bomer 2001 14en si. . Paneral and interment Woroestar, Mass., SPEAR. AUGUS On_Pri x'&n Dt "Beipred s 72‘1. g - X o :-- hh mld!Mn. m Dorch Ham Springs. rn .'r'lju hur- glorl. Md., on Sunday, Nov ‘ment ll lllnhul itevil lul \‘ E GE. Prldn. luv.sx ok - Toted musband oF Iunrmn He leaves to mourn their loss aunt, Amelia ll.l.A Vll% mm. uolu-i“" 8 at tives and friends invited to att lu‘mnriam. Vie- | CARTER. El IIIAA D'{rllfl‘ of uur"h: B -es'.,‘e’;‘.'ri"*' - A %m#%w jovember 8, Loved in life; reme ‘WALL. CAPI‘ EOM fl. ng remembrance of R L .fi - l.ln of l'.‘ T .,..a'"a.;‘..;.gg.'m IUVIO. AI.IOIW'IA i. “‘f& e ““afixa- ===== I,l:- 816 H flw;l : V. L. SPEARE CO. Il‘.hll’ 'h IIE flfn istna) oo T S RW. e e, “;fv 240 ¥ St NW. anate leousme Amlmhnce “’-'Sl':c i :':‘. Jouph F. Birch’s ; Funeral services Sun 'k: Chibieh, 14 and B S0s. B gn." . Chure terment’ Payne's Cemetery. B arrange mé“mum‘u“ o Posts and Onits invited. g DOLLY F. m:m'.s-u s sy | ‘s Peters. tors, four mm!‘,‘.‘ nn'g.- ::-‘z' a?'t (nnfi" m" 4 nt. ;‘-‘“fi 3034 M St N-W. GEO_ W, WISE C ot i JOHN R. HT CO. b ! St. N.W. Cj!de‘ ".'Nichoi it i 'J—v?'xfm—mfl%k CREMAT A’ gfil 5 M