Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1930, Page 47

SOCIETY. 7 ¢ Officials and Wives Attend Benefit Game For Local Unemployed President and Mrs. Hoover, Secretary of Navy, With Service Commandants, at i Contest Yesterday: President and Mrs. Hoover attended the foot ball game between the Marine Corps and Coast Guard, teams yester- day afternoon, played in the Grifith Stadium for the benefit of the unem- ployed of the District. They Were ac- companied by the President’s military and naval aides and Mrs. Stark Mc- Mullin, who is a guest at the White House. The major general commandant of the Marine Corps and Mrs, Ben H. Fuller :at in the box at one side of the Presidential box, and on the other side of President and Mrs. Hoover were the commandant of the Coast Guard, Rear Admiral Frederick C. Billard, and Mrs. Billard. After the brilliant and extremely effective drill of the Marines, Gen. and Mrs. Fuller and Admiral and Mrs. Billard each vaid their respects o the Chief Executive. Mrs. Hoover wore & becoming cos- tume of cinnamon brown, the coat long and straight and having a “choker” collar of sable, which fastened, standing sbove her chin. Her hat was of velvet to match and had a moderate brim turned up across the front. Mrs. Fuller also wcre a suit, her coat made with a narrow belt at a normal waistline and having a “skirt” midway to her knees. ‘The collar and deep bands above the wrists were of baby lamb fur and her close-fitting green hat had a “cuff” of the fur which formed an up-turned brim all around. Mrs. Billard was in black, a broadtail fur coat, straight and long, with two large pointed fox fur ‘forming the collar. Her hat of soft black beaver cloth had a brim turned off her face. Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Adams were in their box with several guests, and the Ambassador of Turkey, Mr. Ahmet Muhtar, and members of his staff, with their wives, were in another box. Others who took boxes were the Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Mellon; Representative and Mrs. Richard S. Aldrich, the Undersecretary of the ‘Treasury and Mrs. Ogden L. Mills, the new chief of the Protocol Division of the State Department and Mrs. F. Lam- mot Belin, the secretary of the Cana- dian ‘Thomas Archi- Amberst Cecll, Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Denegre, Col. and Mrs. Williem J. Upper left: Mme. Sloan Chermont, wife of the second Donovan, Brazilian , making , Mr. and Mrs. C. Mathews Dick, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dryden, | Winter. their home at 2126 Connecticut avenue for the —Clinedinst Photo. Mr. and Mrs. Prederick de Courcy Faust, Upper right: Mme. Broz, whose husband, Mr. Ales Broz, is secretary of the Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Flint, Mr. and | Czechoslovakian legation. Their home is at 2137 Leroy place.—Harris-Ewing Photo. Mrs. George Angus Garrett, Mr. and Lower: Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover, jr.; Admiral | living at 1661 Crescent . Bousquet, wife of the second secretary of the French embassy, —Harris-Ewing Photo. ‘| Prominent Patrons Named - For Bachelor Cotillion -| Among the prominent patrons of the Pred- | Washington Bachelors’ Cotllion for the eric A. Keep, Mrs. Frank C. Letts, Mr. | season 1930-31, tomor oseph_Leiter, Mr. and Mrs. % 2 1% Kine Waorron Aflan Dougherty, Miss Starr Eaton, Mr. . B. and Mrs. Ronaid Fairfax, Miss Virginia Flannery, Mr. Henderson B. Gregory, of the 3 Mrs. Charles N. Gregory, Miss Virginia A musical program will be given by| T Glazebrook, Miss Devereux Green, the Pennsylvania Railroad Keystone | Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Robert Guggen- Quartet of Philadelphia, composed Of| heim, Lieut. Col. Campbell B. Hodges, C. C. Hartel, first tenor; J. C. Mainwar- A A ¢ Rl St tanar: 3. far; | Judge and Mrs A. A Hoehling, Miss bass; W. G. Harshaw, second bass, with R e buffet supper an cing. Future of the soclety are VR e & g 2 B STYLE SALON The Washington Cadillac Company" are displaying in the : PALM ROOM MAYFLOWER HOTEL December 8th to 13th La Salle V-8 Cadillac V-12 Cadillac V-8 Cadillac V-16 Body creations By Fisher and Fleetwood Additlonal models will be displayed at our showrooms directly opposite the Mayflower. Hours 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. The .Washington Cadillac Company RUDOLPH JOSE, President .| U. S. Navy Ac.aaemy:_chu s | Marine Corps Country Club on Wednes- . | day, December 10. Artistic place cards J)lmuken, Miss Eleanor Mulliken, Dr. and Mrs. Willilam A. Morgan, Miss Dor- othy Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Mott, Maj. John McDonald, Maj. Ray- mond McClellan, Judgs and Mrs. C. C. McChord, Mr. Jefferson Patterson, Mr. Charles Mason Remey, Lieut. James Regan, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Rob- erts, Miss Betty DeBeauvais Richards, Dr. Daniel D, V. Stuart, Mr. Waverly Miss Sylvia Meredith, Mr. Roger and Mr. Marshall Beverly. Of 1908 to Celebrate Members of the United States Naval Academy class of 1008 who are stationed at or near Washington will have their first class party at the Army, Navy and have been specially designed by Miss Cabell Ducey, daughter of Comdr. Ducey, 1908. Those who will attend are: Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Barnett, Comdr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Bower- find, Comdr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Car- pender, Comdr. and Mrs. Francis J. Comerford, C:’mdr. and Mrs. Howard H. 3 Indiana Sodety to M_Eet For Card Party and Dance The Indiana State Boclety, of which '{:""" Hairdresser Penn, | Representative Harry: O.- Oanfleld - is 0 148 C Ave. 0. | eudinans Wil Gabetutn € & pAsty i ?‘;””‘i‘“‘%"“‘ e A - The New j New Shoes for the Holidays? Buy Now in Our Annual Pre-Christmas Shoe Sale For Three Days—$10.50 Shoes $7.50 Of course you'll need at least one new pair of shoes for the nurferous holiday occa- sions—so take advantage of these timely <avings on our famous Sorosis and other high quality shoes. Evening footwear—brocades, moire, faille. Daytime and sports—suede, calfskin, reptile, patent leather and kid. Over 25 Styles—All Sizes from 314 to 814 —Widths AAA to C! Shoe Shop—Strest Floor { Society Pnys Honor To Debutante Group Of Nation's Capital (Continued From Pirst Page.) U. 8. A.; Mrs. Carl R. Darnall, wife of Brig. Gen. Darnall, assistant surgeon Mrs, Ashburn wore a gown of black beaded chiffon and carried gardenias, and her daughter’s frock was made of gold metal cloth and gold lace. She carried a bouquet of red roses sent her by Mrs. Hoover from the White House. The large number of guests present necessitated the appointment by the hosts of a Floor Committee, headed by Maj. M. F. Davis, U. 8. Air Corps, who was assisted by Lieut. Alexander Stone, i, 1 Benmin Biase, 15 B. O, 2 r.; B. C. Heaton, Duff Merrick, of New York, Alexander Warrington and George Allen. those present were the Bel- n lor and Princess Albert de Ligne and their daughter, Princess Elizabeth de Ligne; Senora de Tellez, wife of the Mexican Ambassador; the The Annual Fine, long wearin tweeds, Lamona coat. KNOX HAT RIRESREE i g EEEE FESEEESS £8988s 5% . ugh Rodman, e fiimx-lmngh C. Cumming, | tional 3 3 ming, ess . Korff and Mrs. Sydney A. the Riding and Hunt Club. the out-of-town guests were 2 Col. and Mrs. Charles Reynold and the | Miss Natalie Mai Coe, who has been Misses Blackwell of Carlisle, Pa. the guest of Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, greens and red has returned to her home in New York. were used on the tea table and for the room decoration of the garden of the Miss Alberta Perley will entertain at hotel, where the reception and dance |8 tea Sunday -lumgoun'. I'J:mhu- 21, took place. Flannery, ™ e debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The adjutant general of the Army,|John 8. Flannery. Maj. Oel;flfh..rlu H. Bridges, and Mrs. iG] wn “The ‘were ts last evening at the dinner dance at the Carlton Hotel, when the guests Mr. and Mrs, Aubrey Lynn Clarke | included Miss Elizabeth Brawner. Miss will present their daughter, Miss Mil- | Virginia Glazebrook, Miss Elizabeth dred Blaine Edson, Miss Adelaide Harley, Miss Mar- me Musser. Thelr escorts and hosts luded Mr. Robert Gamble, Mr. Fair- fleld Butt, Mr. Willlam Lotta, Mr. Sher- wood Clayton and Mr. Robert Withers. —_— This year nearly 200 couples who —— were about uis take their mml‘:l differ- : ences Following the tea, Mrs. L. A. Clarke, | have b::n remufent'mh B R grandmother of the debutante, will give a dinner dance at the Carlton Hotel for the girls assisting Miss Clark: their escorts. New Low Prices on Miss Catherine Pechet, daughter of F IN Maj. Gen. and Mrs. James E. Pechet, will entertain at tea this afternoon in E FURS her home in homor of Miss Lucille A Switt, debutante daughter of Col. and (et e AL o Mrs. Innes Palmer Swift. Choose now and eflect a sub-" stantial saving. EXPERT REMODELING AND REPAIRING Moderate Charges ‘Washington from December lge.l:g the holidays with her mother, ness Korff. Baron and Baroness Serge Alexander Korft will arrive from Princeton to be the former's mother, Baroness FUR SHOP Mrs. John Morse and her daughter, . . N.W. M A e - 1617 Conn. Ave. N.W. Foremost Amongst Specialty Monday, Nov. 8 Our Semi-Annual Clearances Exclusive Ash Winter Clothes Sharply Reduced for Immediate Disposal Evening Gowns and Wraps, Smart Coats, Daytime Dresses, Ensembles and Suits, Sports Wear Novelties, Bags, Costume Jewelry. 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