Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1931, Page 39

SOCIETY. Midwinter Season Opened In Annapolis Social World prodrnm of Entertainments Includes Saturd:y Evening Hop, Luncheons, Dinners and Receptions—Personal and Special Notes. ANNAPOLIS, Md., January 3.—The geturn of the midshipmen from ]elve1 ‘Thursday marked the opening of the | midwinter season. The Saturday eve- ning Hop is bringing many visitors to the city, as it is a regimental hop which all of the three classes can attend, and will take the place of the dance usually given New Year eve. Among the entertainments this week were the luncheon and reception, an annual event, given by Gov. Albert C. Ritchie at the executive mansion. Gov. Ritchie received his guests for luncheon, assisted by Rear Admiral Robison, su- perintendent of the Naval Academy. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvannus Stokes, jr., entertained at a dance New Year eve, in their home on South River, for about 75 guests, among whom were visitors from New York, Washington and War- Tenton, Va. The dance began at 10 o'clock. At midnight supper was served, with dancing after supper. Capt, and Mrs. Charles C. Soule en- tertained a number of guests at dinner Wednesday evening in their home on Franklin street. The guests later went to the dance given by Mr. and Mrs. Stokes at South River. Among those firmnt were Capt. and Mrs. John H. fewton, Capt. and Mrs. William J. Giles, Mrs. M. E. Manly, Mrs. Calvin Bertolete, Comdr. and Mrs. James A. Logan. Comdr. and Mrs. W. E. Hall, Mis. Collins Clemens, Mrs. Emory Cle- ment, Mrs. Marshall Collins and Mr. Worthington Davis, the last three of New York; Mr. Forbes Colhoun, Mrs. Richard Baldwin, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. J. Harrison Colhoun, Lieut. Wil- liam S. Heath, Comdr. Duncan Wal- ton and Mrs. Frank C. Grandy. Maj. and Mrs, Arthur Owens of the Hill, near Annapolis, have spent the week at the Ritz in New York. They left Monday and were present at the debut party given for Miss Cornelia Marvin. Midshipman Alfred Edes of California was a guest of Maj. and Mrs. Owens, who also entertained for the holidays their son-in-law, Lieut. Comdr. Vincent Godfrey, who is attached to the U. 8. 8. Raleigh. Comdr. Williams Wickham spent the holidays with his family here in their home on Maryland avenue. Comdr. and Mrs. Wickham'’s guests for the holi- Wickham, of Hickory Hill, near Rich- mond, Va. Mr. Sadler Dinger of New York spent the New Year and this week with his nts, Capt. Henry C. Dinger and Dhlltl‘ in their home, on King George streef Mrs. Emory Clement, Mrs. Collins and Mr. W n Davis were guests for New Year day of Mrs. M. E. Manly and her sister, Mrs. Calvin Bertolete, in their home on Maryland avenue. Comdr. Manly left Sunday night for New York to join his ship, the U. 8. 8. Arkansas. He will serve on the staff of Admiral Willard. Capt. and Mrs. Charles C. Soule ar- rived Tuesday at their home after spending a few days as guests of c.bfi son. . Comdr. Lowe and !umly formerly lived here and many friends welcomed i At t.he h.r[e mepflnn Saturday, which is custom of Comdr. and Mrs. Juhn Bowers, the host and Martyn of Long Island, the latter a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Green, and Miss Green. Mrs. Collins Clemens gave a supper party Sunday evening at the residence I here she is residing for | |} at Wardour, wi the Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Howard were among those enetrtaining during the houdly! Sunday afternoon '-hew gave a tea in their home at Annapolis Roads. during the past week her sister, Miss Rosa and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Magruder of Cleve- land, Ohio. Prof. and Mrs. Arturo Fernandez, as is their cusotm, were at home Wednes- day afternoon of this week in their residence on Gloucester street. Mrs. Middleton Hostess In Honor of Her Daughter Mrs. Frank Eliot Middleton, jr. en- tertamed at bridge yesterday in honor of her daughter, Miss PFrances Eliot Middleton. Mrs. Gilbert I. Dorsey and Mrs, Robert W. Oliver presided at the tea table. The other guests included Miss Julia Lewis, Miss Meta Dean Scantlin, Miss Mary Jane Lightbown, Devereux Green, Miss Margaret Eng- lish, Miss Jane Hanna, Miss Josephine Andrews, Lil ston, Miss Julia'Kley. Miss Marie Sul- livan, Miss Juliet Bowie, Miss Virginia F. Hall, Miss Mildred English, Miss Catherine Sullivan, Miss Constance Warner, Miss Jane Tewksbury, Miss Helen Moreland, Miss Catherine Sylvia, Miss Helen Sheldon, Miss Margaret Thornburgh. Miss Margaret Whitney, Miss Elizabeth Harper, Miss Sydney Thompson, Miss Priscilla Evans and Miss Mary Ehmbflh Allen. Dr. and Mrs. Banmger Hosts to Hollday Guests Dr. and Mrs. Willilam Ballinger of Forty-fifth street entertained in their home before the dance at the Wesley Heights Club Wednesday night for Mr. and Mrs. R. Page Irving, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Meade Atherholt, Mr. and Mrs. Earle W. Wallick, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Edminster, Mr. and Mrs. James Austin Stone, Mr. and Mrs. John Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. Flournoy C. Schneider and Midshipman George Hollinuwoflh ‘Wigfall. Ballinger entertained in her home ‘at_luncheon Tuesday, having guests Mrs. H. F. Shepard, Mrs. Her- bert L. Shepard, Mrs. H. F. Rueth, Miss Virginia_ Rueth, Miss Prances Rueth, Mrs. John McBride, Mrs. mnk Hyle, Mrs. Vietor Delavine, Mrs. W. sheme Mrs. Wayne Birdsell iy Helen J. Bfl.unnr Mr. nnd Mrs. Jarrell Hosts At New Year Eve plrty Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ennals Jarrell en- tertained at a New Year eve party, where the guests included Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson Somerville, Mr. and Mrs, Harrison Somerville, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reginald Conard, Miss Margaret Somerville, Mr. Michael J. Mclneruy Mr. and Mrs. Channing Walker, and Mrs. Thomas Somerville, 3d, and Mr. ‘Thomas. Assisting Mrs. Howard at the tea table Il ‘was Mrs. Dennis Claude. Lieut. Col. Douglas Duval, U. S. A., of Fort Monroe, was a guest this week of his sister and brother, Miss Marian Duval and Mr. Richard Duval, in their home on Gloucester street. Mr. Duval Dunn and his sister, Miss Dunn of Boston, are guesis of Comdr. and Mrs. Prederick G. Relnlcke in their quarters on Upshur road. Mrs. J. R. Ch:dwlck also was a guest of her son- ln-ll' and daughter, Comdr. and Mrs. 1nicl for the holidays and returned to her home, in New York. nd Mrs. Henry Dinger gave e largest of the after-Christ- mas parties in their e on King George street Sunday. Thme uusflng therine Mack of Philadelphia, Mr. JOO!N’I Mack, also of Philadelphia; Mrs. Richard Baldwin or):v;nnerbury and others. their two dai hwn—ln-hw Ml's Nelson Turner and ‘Turner, the latter of mmmore -nd their daughter, Mrs. Bowie McCeney. lie Magruder of Cambridge, Mass., | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MRS. LEROY SAWYER, Jr., Before her marriage last week in Bethlehem Chapel she was Miss Blanche Wingo, daughter of Mrs. Otis Wingo, who succeeded her late husband as Repre- sentative from Arkansas, Dr. and Mrs. Sawyer will make their home at the Westchester Apartments. —Harris-Ewing Photo. Entertain at Luncheon For O.E. S. Grand Officers Mrs. Katherine S. Merritt, worthy grand matron, and Dr. Charles Calvin Galloway, worthy grand patron of the| Order of the Eastern Star, entertained | yesterday at luncheon at the Willard in | honor of the officers of the Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star of the District of Columbia. The table was decorated with pink roses, pink carnations, pink candles and stevia. Bridge followed the luncheon. The guests included Mrs. Amy Hol- lander, assoclate grand matron: Mr. Theodore C. Lewis, associate grand ';:',mn Mrs. Rose A. Yost, grand secre- ry; Mrs. Lillie McKenzie, grand treas- urer; Miss Edith A. Willlams, grand conductress :Mrs. Elizabeth A. Plitt, as- Mr | soclate grand conductress: Mrs. Amy Alf, Mrs. Elviria Magdeburger, Mrs. Ann N¢ Mary A. Teachum, Mrs. FORMERLY RAUSCHERS BREAKFAST - LUNCH - TEA - DINNER ANCHORAGE CUISINE HENRI SAUNIER, Manager |5 tains, Miss Margaret Mills, Mrs. Kathryn Harvey, Mrs. Lucy C. Fessenden, Mrs. Nina C. Taylor, Mrs. Georgia A. Hen- dricks, Miss Blanche Enterline, Mr. Ernest A. Huyett. Mrs. Charles A. Gal- JANUARY 4, American Legion Ball, Outstnndind Event, Is Set for January 23 A Mayflower Pleasure Bowers to Be Decorated With Stars and Stripes and Flnfls of the Allies. The main ball room and Chinese room of the Mayflower will be '.he scene of a large gathering of the mem- bers of the American Legion and their friends January 23. The of America’s allies during the Worl will be mingled with the stars Ind umpel in a deconuve centerplece on -room . The boxes will be festooned ln red, white and blue; and the eolor(u.l u!flnl will be further em| resplendent uni- forms of nlvfl md itary attaches. ental ittee ports of the various sul a meeting December 30. The lubeom mittees are: On Time and Plnce, Mr. Bernard C. Mcoee, chairman; In Charge of Ticket Distribution, Mr. Forest F. Bartl, chairman; Mr. Malcolm A. Coles, Miss Carolyn Her- man, Miss Helen Sprague and Miss Emily J. Carey. On the Music Com- mittee are Mr. Russell Clarkson, chair- man; Mr. A. A. Picchione, Miss Evelyn Kirkpatrick and Mr. Forest Bartl. On the Distinguished Guest Committee are Maj. John Lewis Smith, chairman; Dr. Milburn F. Fowler, Dr. Ray F. Guynn, Capt. Watson B. Miller and Miss Ann Pryde. Floor Committee, Dr. Milburn F. Fowler, chairman; Mr. Thomas J. Frailey, Mr. Sam_Berlin, Mr. Willlam E. Porter, Miss Helen Sprague, Miss | Emily J. Carey, Mr. Norwood P. Cas- sidy, Dr. A. H. Parham, Mr V. 8. 1931—PART THREE. Committee, Maj. Julius I. Peyser, c man; Mr. lelunwood Mr. F. L. Peck- ham, Maj. Amos’ A h'les Capt. Wauon B. Illlzr Mr. ed . Fraser, Margaret Woodzell, Mr. Charles H Knlaht, Col. J. Miller Kenyon, Maj. Paul cGahan and Mr. Howard i ‘The President and Mrs. Hoover head the ll.sl of pttl’\)m and patronesses. otl in the patron list are Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson, Secre! Andrew W. Mellon, Evans Hughes, P. ‘Walcott. Reg- Hanna M Auld, Mr. h-nch Fahy, J. P. Hal Mr. , Mr. . Spicer and The Committee on Decorations in- cludes Mr. Sam Berlin, chairman; Mr. F. A. Dawson, Miss Martha Whitcomb, Miss Margaret Shaughnessy and Mr. Martin A. Dyer. On the Publicity Com- _MATTRESSES RENOVATFD Best Service and Prices COLUMBIA BEDDING CO., INC. lnway and Mr. Edgar B. Merritt, the other officers. 219 G St. N.W. NAtional 5528 McDEVITT’ S 1202 G St. N.W. Decorators DIS. 3211 Pre-Inventory Sale Novelty figured, dotted and plaid Marquisette, for- merly 40c, 8 yards prs. tatlored ruffied cur- consisting of finish. 4 and permanent ¥ blain-color organdy. ruffied, an e Frencn Maraulsette curtains, with ray- I an broidered dots, w valance to match. 8old to Spe Imported, embroid- ered Swisses; solid color Voiles and Mar- quisette; novelty cross-stitch in colors; sold to 59c¢ yard. 4 . * 25 Tailored and Ruffled Formerly $2.95 pr. Curtains, Extra Fine French Marquisette in New Sand and Beige Colors 48 inches, Was 75c; Now .40c yd. 38 inches, Was 55c; Now Fine Draperies, Re-upholstering, Slip Covers, Window Shades, Lamps, Special Furniture, Floor Screens Semi-Annual NN N\ AN DN SOCIETY. Representative Ruth Pratt Baker, Sen- lwr John B. Kendrick, Mrs. Constance C. 3 tative Arthur J. ‘Tyrer, Mrs. ‘Whitney Imbrie, . Rol i | Mrs. Christian Heurich, Mrs. Demarest Lioyd lnd Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson., Party Given to Honor Miss Richards to Begi Part 2 of Lecmn Masonic Temple, when her be “Forecast for 1931,” storm rain or shine. Among Miss Miss Elizabeth Cooper |reguiar patrons Miss Laura Ruff and Miss Mabel Ezell entertained a company of young people at bridge Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Elizabeth Cooper of Wln'.hmp Coll South Carolina, who ?enulnl the olldl!l with her hther mother, Gov. R. Cooper, and Miss Ell.n Dunlap ol Laurens, 8. C., hostess. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Victor , . Ellis, Victor Kauffmann. Mrs. Gibson Fahne- stock, Mrs. Bldrwy Cloman, Mrs. Robon Lansis Mrs. Ilm Who is & guest of the | B ge Givern, Mr. Randoiph Garland, Miss | Comdr. Elizabeth McNelll, Mr. Jack McKeever, Miss Hattie May Dunlap. MONDAY 2:30 to 3:30 LIVING MANNEQUINS will model FASHIONS FOR SOUTHERN CLIMES and the SOCIAL SEASON 1931 For Every Daytime and Evening Occasion VIEW OUR WINDOWS TODAY Complete Collectinns FROCKS and GOWNS KNIT SUITS and FROCKS =%, SPORTSWEAR BATHING COSTUMES ACCESSORIES 1108 F St. N.W. SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE Final Reductions Only a Few Days Remain 2 William Roseudnrf 1215 G St. Metropolitan 9285 National 8663 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Winterode were at home Sunday afternoon at Crowns- ville, near Annapolis. Those assisting were Mrs. Charles De P. Valk, Mrs. D. Claude Handy and Mrs. W. P. O. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. D. Claude Handy en- tertained at a New Year tea Wednes- day in their home on Gloucester street. Those assisting were Mrs. Charles De P. Valk, Miss Laura Steele, Mrs. Robert Burwell, Mrs. Elliott Burwell of Balti- more and Mrs. Ridgely Melvin. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Samuel S. Robinson gave a New Year reception at the superintendent’s quarters Thursday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. L. Dorsey Gassaway have as guests for the holidays Miss Annie Iglehart, sister of Mrs. Gass- away, who is spending the Winter in ‘Washington, and Mr. Gassaway's s ter, Mrs. R. Earl Pisher, and her dluxh- ter, Miss Marian Pisher. Lieut. and Mrs. Charles M. Tnoke whose marriage took place recently m\ ‘Washington, have taken a at 6 Murray avenue. Lieut. Tooke h on duty at the Post-graduate School. | Miss Mary R. Magruder had as guests | SALE Queen Quality Shoes Final, drastic reductions to effect immediate clearance of most desirable models. . . perfect in style for the present social season. Genuine mark-downs regardless of former price and value . . . that should prompt early inspection. Sale starts at nine, Monday. DRESSES For All Occasions—Dinner, Evening, Street and Afternoon COATS For Street and Sports Wear MILLINERY Regrouped for Immediate Disposal $]00 and $7-50 NO C. O.D.'s ALL SALES FINAL NO EXCHANGES ..~ NO REFUNDS # SCHWAB, INC. Annual January Clearance of FURS! eglecting such an opportunity to buy at our Sale Prices simply puts one in position of refusing to economize FUR COATS 1% PRICE I Fitted and flare models that have won the indorsement of the smartest dressers in the Nation's Capital. Coats in Hudson Seal, Alaska Seal, Silver Muskrat, Siberian Squirrel, Jap Mink, Pony, Leopard, Russian Caracul, Northern Seal (dyed Coney), Lapin (dyed Coney), Sable, etc., etc. 2300 pmrs genuine Queen Quality Shoes in the season’s smart models, taken from our regular stock and drastically reduced in order to lower our stock before taking inventory. Pumps, Strap Pumps and Ties Including Black, Brown and Green Suede and Kid combinations. For evening, street and dress wear. High heels and Cuban heels. Queentex Hosiery $| Pr. 2 Prs. $1.75 Queen Quality Boot Shop 1219 F Street N. W. 16th & H Sts. NW. Overlooking the 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. 'lldlhglllfln 's most mu n, finest tel nnsucnon INVITED Nathan Si; Manager einais oo All-silk chiffon and service weight. French heels. ‘The intrduction of the models that will Half price for your choice. Make a deposit and reserve yours. be 50 necessary to the finishing of the stylish Spring Ensemble. FOX tarting them off with a bai SCARFS 25% to 33Y%% ~—under the regular price scale.