Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1931, Page 52

Varied Events Contained In Annapolis Calendar Several Colleges Represented in Indoor Sports Program——Co]houns Are Hosts to Twelve at Dinner. ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 14.—Yale University, Western Maryland, the lat- te~ always a big attraction in boxing; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Carnegle of Philadelphia and several smailer colleges were on the prcgram for this week ‘end with different lndoori sports. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. J. l-I:\l'rlsm‘ll Colhoun entertained at dinner for 12 at their home, Windscr Farms, ‘Thurs- | day evening. Their guests were Mrs. M. E. Manly, wife of Comdr. Manly; Mrs Calvin Bertolete, Capt. and Mrs. John Henry Newton, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Walden L. Ainsworth and Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Elliott B. Nixon. Comdr. and Mrs. Donald B. Beary were hosts at dinner Tuesday evening, followed by cards. Their guests were Comdr. and Mrs. Augustin T. Beaure- gard, Comdr. and Mrs. James A. Logan and Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Laurance T. Du Bose. | Mrs. Charles F. Morrow, wife of Col. | Morrow, U. 8. A, the latter now on duty at Fort Niagara, N. Y., has been a guest at Carvel Hall this week. Mrs. Morrow's son, Midshipman Peter Powell, is & member of this year's graduating class at the Naval Academy. Mrs, Morrow entertained her son and & number of his classmates Saturday evening at dinner at the apartment of Mrs. George W. Simpson, on State circle. Mrs, Howard B. McCleary, wife of Comdr. McCleary, spent a few days at Annapolis this week. Mrs. McCleary is living in New York, but has been visit- ing her father, Mr. Beard, at his apart- ment on University parkway, Baltimore. Mrs, McCleary with her father will oc- cupy an apartment on State circle, in Annapolls, for June week. Her son, Beard , is a member of the present fourth class. Capt. William J. Giles and Comdr. Prederick G. Relnicke were among those who spent the week end at Syra- cuse University, N. Y., and attended the boxing match between the midshipmen and the University of Syra Mrs. Richard Baldwin enbemlned at tuncheon Friday at her home, at Water- | bury, in_honor of Mrs. Ida M Starr of Hope ‘House, near Easton, Md. Mrs. spending the Winter and early svruu at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Baldwin, on College avenue, and will rel:p':: il:‘er‘_h)w?e on the East- e'm Shore e Spring. Mrs. John Downs of Washington, days last week of Mmr: J¢ h::‘osr a few ol Kaufman, wue of Capt. Kaufman, at home on Franklin street. A number of entertainments were given for Mrs, Robottom while she was In Annapolis. Mrs. Soule entertained in her honor on Sunday at luncheon and later gave a supper for Mrs. Robottom. Monday evening Comdr. and Mrs. James A. Logan gave a supper, followed by cards at their quarters on Upshur road, in_honor of Mrs. Rokottom. Mrs. tained informally at tea on Saturday afternoon at the Annapolis Roads Club. Mrs. Prentiss Basset is spending this week in St. Louis and will visit in g‘exu before returning to her home ere. Mrs. Robert Burwell entertained at luncheon and cards Thursday at Peggy Stewart Inn. Mr. Vincent Jamison of Hagerstown, Md,, is the guest this week end of Mr. and Mrs. D. Claude Handy on Glouces- ter street. Mr. Jamison’s son John is a student at Yale and is in An- napolis this week as a member of the Yale water polo team playing against the midshipmen. Mrs. William P. O. Clarke, wife of Comdr. Clarke, entertained on Tuesday afternoon at bridge at her home on Weems Creek. After cards tea was served and those assisting were Miss Bonnie Todd and Mrs. Allen B. Howard. The engagement is announced of Miss Betty Blair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Blair of Ardmore, Pa., and Midshipman Edward F. Rallshack of Kansas City, Kans., son of Judge and Mrs. Rallshack. Midshipman Rallshack is a member of the first class. The wedding will take place in the Autumn. Mrs. W. C. Thompson and her daugh- ters, the Misses Thompson, are sailing today on the rt Henderson for China after spending several weeks .here at the Peggy Stewart Inn. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Alfred Wolfe, who recently arrived in Annapolis, are guests at the Peggy Stewart Inn. Lieut. Comdr. Wolte is one of the new officers arriving for auty at the Naval Academy. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wicker of Ni- agara, N. Y. are the guests of Mrs. Wicker’s_mother,. Mrs. William Wood- ard, on 3outhgate avenue. Capt. and Mrs. Wilhelm Friedell and their daughter, Miss Lucy Friedell, are leaving Annapolis in June for Califor- ni ere Capt. Friedell is going for sea’duty. Miss Eliubel.h Pumphrey, who for- merly lived in Annapolis, left on Mon- day after a week'’s visit to Mrs. John M. Green at her home in Acton Place. Miss Pumphrey is now residing in Bos- ton, but will go South before returning home and will visit Charleston and the Magnolia Gardens. Mrs. Arthur St. Clair Smith and Miss St. Clair Smith, wife and daughter of Rear Adml?gl S{rrlxlth,‘;;fltjh&t;:ek Igr Panama, where they jo ar Ad- miral Smith. Ccpt. Louls Whaley, now on duty at Philadelphia, was the guest for the week end of his sister and brother-in- law, Mrs. John H. Holt, jr., and Lieut. To Be Correctly Corseted.... —it isn’t necessary to be EXPENSIVELY corseted! These “Bien- New Jolie” Foundations $7.50 and $12 —Here at Kann’s, smart women are choos- ing these newer Bien- ments we are offering Jolie Foundation Gar- at these modest prices. You'll find a variety of models—made of beautiful materials—each embodying the new flattening front silhouette idea—at these moderate prices. And they are fitted by expert corsetieres. Sketched Left _fi‘?ég% o ib.n.'l:;'.t; Sketched Right T e (femi-glep:tn Eidue *treatment u o lets 10" Contro a'- Second Floor. %m%[ Penn. Avenus—Eighth and D Streets Rella Abell Armstrong enter-; THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. Comdr. Holt, at their residence on Mar- ket street. Mrs. Holt's father, Mr. Wil- liam Whaley, is also the guest of Comdr. and Mrs. Holt. Mrs, M. E. Manly, wife of Comdr. Manly, and Mrs. W. E. Hall, wife of Comdr. Hall, entertained at tea Mon- day afternoon at the residence of Comdr. and Mrs. Manly on Maryland avenue in honor of Mrs. Percy Robot- tom, wife of Comdr. Robottom, who was the guest this week o( Mrs. Charles C. Soule of Franklin stree Lieut. and Mrs. Georle F. Good, {; the former who is spending a mont] leave with his family here, spent a few days last week as the of Maj. and Mrs, Pedro del Valle at Quan- tico, Va. ‘Tuesday of this week the Four Rivers Garden Club met at the residence of Mrs. Morgan Baldwin on College ave- nue. Mrs. Richard Baldwin was joint hostess with Mrs. Morgan Baldwin for the meeting. Miss Elvira Johnson, daughter of Capt. and Mrs, Alfred Johnson, was the week end guest of Mrs. George Menocal, wife of Lieut. Menocal, at Carvel Hall. Miss Johnson and her mother will shortly join Capt. Johnson in_California. Dr. George G. Wilson of Harvard University was the guest for a few days this week of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Samuel S. Robison at the superin- tendent’s quarters in the Naval Academy. Dr. Legh Reld, professor of mathe- matics at Haverford College, spent the week end as the guest of his sister-in- la: Mrs. Samuel Brooke, and Mr, Samuel Brooke at their home on South- gate avenue, Murray Hill, Lieut. and Mrs. John M. Will left Monday and spent this week in New York City, where they are guests of {riends. Comdr. and Mrs. Donald B. Beary gave a farewell dinner in honor of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Samuel S. Robison, who will shortly leave the Naval Academy. The dinner was given on Wednesday evening. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Laurance Du | Bose entertained at supper for 14 guests Saturday evening at their quar- ters on Bowyer road, in honor of Lieut. Comdr. Du Bose’s sister, Miss Camilla Du Bose of Washington. Another supper party given Satur- day was that of Lieut. and Mrs. Alvin Chandler, who entertained a few friends informally at their home on Weems Creek. On Sunday evening Prof. and Mrs. Molton Colton entertained at supper a J;s?y of 20 at their home on Hanover et. & Co, Inc. Beauty Parlor Formerly at 2604 Conn. Ave., Are Now Located at MAIN SALON 1221 Conn. Ave. Dec. 0920-1-2 Vionnet Buttoned This Suit Diagonally W hich Makes It Flattering to Women $79.50 If you are among the women who think they can't wear suits, just try this black spongy woolen suit, copied from a Vionnet. You'll be delighted with the slenderizing surplice line of the jacket. Galyak revers and an eggshell crepe blouse add to its smartness. Other suits $29.50 to $98.50 Justice and Mrs. Stone To Entertain at Dinner (Continued From First Page.) nual flower show tomorrow and u:s Mlnhur will present the trophy y Queen Wilhelmina of Hollan the exhibition showing a garden I.n which Dutch bulbs predominate to best advantage. ‘The following day the Minister and Mme. von Royen will attend the an- g;llrl' reunion luncheon of the Dutch ub. ‘The charge d'affaires of t and Mme. Aly Ismail Bey have invitations out for a reception Thursday, Marc] 26, from 5 to 7 o'clock, at the lega- 4don, 2301 Massachusetts avenue, in celebration of the birth anniversary of His Majesty King Fouad I. ‘The counselor of the Japanese em- bassy and Mme, Kato will entertain at dinner tomorrow evening. ‘The military attache of the Cuban embassy and Senora de Prieto were hosts to a company of 40 at dinner last evening at the Chevy Chase Club, where Sitting before the vOld Tavern's” Log Winter's Evening, euests ha dinner _ price nu: tn lfldnlon s Lne Maryland teaks, Choper Ttallun Spagnetit ail served i keeping with the auaint charm of an almost forgotten past Noon to Luncheon Afternoon Teas Dinners Bundsy Morning Breskfast, too one Silver Spring 830 P.M. 16th & H Sts. N.W. 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The first secretary of the Mexican mor Dr. Don Pnhlo c-mpu- ortl: {eu yesterday for his home Sportswear, Wraps, Fur Novelties and ment your income? to 5. Even the New Rough Straws in Our Joseph Hats $12.50 The New Setleffs Smartest with Gray, with Beige or Skipper Blue Blue Shoes In Soft Fine Kidskin $7.50 re And, furthermore, these blue shoes are Sorosis made and in the smartest Spring styles. and ties with new contrasting pipings. They’re far too smart to miss—see them tomorrow. Jellef’s Shoe Shop—Street Floor Pumps 1931—PART THREE. Mexico, wnmhmmmwmsmmmxnmay ma.uu(mu Senor Campos- vmnwrnlnnlormummd Campos-Ortiz in Wi first embassy, Mr. Kasaku Midsusawa, was |of hfltwlwmmndmmm- ning at the S et, wife of the second French embassy, will ul.llllrehmmtpendthespflum Summer in France. M. Bousquet will probably join Mme. 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And $12.50 is our lowest pre-Easter price. Every Joseph hat is an au- thentic Paris copy and made with the meticulous care that distinguishes _the originals. Select your Easter hat now from among this collection. Jellef’s Millinery Shop Street Floor The New Jettelfs evening. Senora de Chevaller, wife of Senor lemm.mdm mynm llrlB..Y entertained at luncheon legation Mrs. Charles ‘Walter G. Mrs. Wi mmnkc‘nenqunu mn&ry,llr& Mrs, Mrs. Burt New. The appointment of Mr. -Eissy as assistant chief of the Alligator grain . . . pat the mediums used for $ 3 you go you’'ll see Gold Capucine Taupe. 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