Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1931, Page 19

SOCIETY (Continued From Second Page.) “Youngstown, Ohio, at the Cariton !ur-re-dny-.we:mledwm son, etUplonA.Andr:m Bnumm'lnd Mr. and Mrs. Corcoran v ou will also be hostess to & party at luncheon at the Shoreham to- ‘morrow. Tea to Follow Meeting Of D. A. R. cupmm ‘The Mary Washington Chapter, D. A. R., will meet tomorrow afternoon in the Wllhi.ngwn Club, when Olm ld- win S. Bettelheim will speak o experjences in Russia, at 4:15 ocloek‘ ‘The meeting will be Xollowed by a tea. ‘All members and friends are cordially BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED HIGH PRAISE IS GIVEN STANDARDS BUREAU Thirtieth Anniversary Noted by Numerous Leaders in Science and Government. Exercises commemorating the thir- #leth anniversary of the Bureau of Standards were held Saturday night. Numerous high-ranking Government officials attended. Stressing the progress made by sclence with the aid. of the bureau, Henry A. Wise Wood of New York pre- sented Dr. George K. Burgess, present director, with a portrait of Dr. Samuel Wesley Stratton, the first director. “The real thing of fundamental mo- ment that has befallen the American people since Franklin’s time,” said Mr. Wood, “has been the sudden mastery MON DAY, M which tonight is only 30 years old. All honm' m the Bureau of Standards. A!l the man out of whose gen lt sprlnl All honor to the man cnd the men and women, by means of whose devotion and self-sacrifice, it is beneficently exundinl its mlnlon i CAPITAL AUTOIST 'HELD Accused at Rockville With Driving ‘While Drunk. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., March 9.—Collid- ing with another automobile at the in- tersection of the Norbeck road and the Rockville pike last night, Nathan Mills of Washington was arrested after a hortvhn.u by a Frederick COunt! po- Easy Washers In Three Convenient CH 9, 1931 liceman and charged with driving while under the influence of luzuur ‘The officer, Police: Bortges of Prederick, told police hare he saw Mills strike the car of Leonard A. Garner, enlored of Rockville and fail to stop. He_arrested him and turned him over to Montgomery CMmty Poueemm John Butts, who lodged Mills in the Rock- ville Jail. He was released on bond this morning. —_— Denmark is the most thorouzhly cov- ered telephone country in Europe. e R L “’,;_‘),, 184 ST, LUNCHEON soectal Pazeu -nu Pgatads Your New Hat Does Not Reveal a Shiny Forehead When You Use Elizabeth Arden’s No-Shine If your neW off-the-face hat shows a shining forehead, just rub in a bit of Arden’s No-Shine, dust with D’Illusion powder and you will have the most flattering duilness for many hours. Of course, this famous preparation keeps noses from shining, too, and has been used for years by discriminating women, Elizabeth Arden No-Shine—$1.00 Styles . . . Three Prices $79. 50 $119.50 and $165 00 LIBERAL TERMS See Them in Our Window Bridge Parties—Dances C MUDDIMAN & Special $1 D"m':un i’é".::;...:"": “:“’“ sn ‘Gst. Natl oua.zszz c.:a.a:;v‘::’. e nzo V'rmun! Ave. Decat Organized 1888 COLUMBIA 5042 Qur oysters are shucked The New ]eeee# 2 Elizabeth Arden Shop—Street Floor—in cha: £ Hdvfitld. wno has just returned from a scl v the Arden New York Studio At the Carleton Hotel Jelleff’s Fashion display will be given Wed- nesdays at the luncheon hour instead of Saturdays, as formerly. Dr. Anspacher “will deuver the final address in the series of “Our Accele- rated World” Wednesday morning at the Willard Hotel. These lectures are benefit of the George Wash- ington Memorial, of which Mrs. Henry F. Dimock is president. A partial list of patronesses for this season are Mrs. George ngg\ns Moses, Mrs. Guy Des- lot of mankind. “And the department of their Gov- ernment that ?m.s most conspicuously dedicated luelf to this transcendent service is_th TOMORROW NlGHT In adaition Yo ouf reular Menu we are featuring Sons araor Fork” 75¢ u_of _Stendards BURLINGTON HOTEL Banquets, $1.25 Up Our, Not Mrs. Odgen L. Howard 'lg':fl. Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Decatur 0500 Mrs. Rushmove Patterson, Mrs. Dem- arest Lloyd, Mrs. Sydney Amos Clo- man, Mrs. Edward nenlck Alexander, Mrs. Henry Winslow Fitch, Mrs. Wall R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Horace Lee Wash- Mrs. William Fitch Kelley, ‘Washin, Joseph Edwin . - Henry Alvan John Cochran, Mrs. Thomas Henry Oxnard, Mrs. Pe 8. , Mrs. Charles James Bel J. Lambert, Mrs. Carl A. Droop and Miss Annie Hegeman. Mrs. Robert Whitney lmb e is chairman and Mr. George ey White, treasurer. . Mrs. Cabot Stevens and Mrs. Robert McNeill will be hostesses at a thimble party tomorrow morning et 10:30 oclock MISS ARLEEN LUCILE NEWMAN, e Kellogg of arfiel Whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Newman of 2804 Twenty-seventh street, Memorlal Hospital, Mrs, Harry Semmes, | announce her engagement fo Mr. Harold Hutchison, son o Mr. and Mrs. Leslie in charge of the party, which Wil be | e oh WA . —Underwood Photo. followed by a lunc G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Apparel for the Smartly Dressed Busmess /4 oman’ tanned like leather and made up into Gold Shoes From Goldfish. beautiful shoes. The original color is The skin of the goldfish has been | preserved and the effect is very pretty. invited to attend. . . . ; over the forces and materials of nature 5 / ] | which has enabled them to ease the Mrs. Lorinne Stahlnecker and her mother, Mrs. M. M. O'Connor, are at Miami Beach, Fla., where they have been spending the 'Winter. Dr. and Mrs. F. LeRoy Purdy of Lancaster, Pa., are at the Shoreham Hotel for an indefinite stay. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. panied by Miss Edith C. Hainer, ar- rived Ffl.dly from their home in Con- cord, N. and were guests at the Dod(e Hotfl over the week end. Leroy Park was hostess at ‘el Blturd.ly tollovln( the meeum the Mount Holyoke Club at 2:30 o’ in her home. Mrs. Jesse R. Hildebrand gave a re- port from the Graduate Council. Mrs, Caroline A. Tower of New York City is at the Carlton for a brief my, sccompanied bg Mrs. W. O. Hunt, jr., of Newtonville, Mass. Miss Nathalie Blockman of San Fran- ecisco, Calif., is several days at the Dodge Hote! AMERICAN U. TEAMS TRIUMPH IN DEBATES Varsity Groups in Clean Sweep of Contests With Opponents in North. - 5 For - Wear from Nine to o Five! 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