Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1931, Page 39

WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 10. 1931—PART e THE SUNDAY STAR, THREE. 7 ers for engagements before local or- Homeopathio Hospital, on health work 2 ganizations, will meet tomorrow eve- [in her insitfution; Maj. Julls C. Stim. December 18 by the defendant’s autos . Officers’ Club Filled - SPEECH CLINIC OF CHEST GIRL SUES DRIVER son, superintendent of the United ‘mobile, it is charged, and whs seri- For Quantico Dance; MEET MONDAY |ning at the Blue Triangle Hut, TWen- | Siates Army Nurse Co “ Q c . 3 TO HOLD MEE 0 SR Shrst:kna Corsiution sremue:. . | Serosand Nuraag Rk atver To | LPJ0rv TR Griak; Ry Asky D""“;‘::;anmmmnoofl .r':' ':."".'ZZ"J:‘? b/ Many Give Dinners w. W ages of $20,000. [ # — | With ‘Wheeler and J. R.|bert L. Willett, jr. assista ! Address Will Be Made on Health|martin acting as critics, clinical ad- |of the Community Chest, reafilmaia R | Samella Armstrcng, & minor, through | flette. by Four dresses cn health social work are to be of the Starmont Ald for Consump- | Social Work by P her next friend, Bell Fant, 400 M e S i a0 1 made by the following: tives. Capt. and Mrs. A. H. N?ble oo : Members. i i) groll:&;mfln;fi;fl' b street northeast, has fled sult in Dis- | Hair dve being at one time conaidered Have 28 Guests—Bridge . The “speech clinic” section of the |“Health Work in the Florence Crit- | George Ellot did much of her e el Dt b B e IR TR B AL isted Community - Obest. speakers' bureau, |tendcn_Home”; Mrs. Elizbeth Cole- | while sitting tailor-ashion on & sofa | Webster street. Rl | - e e arties Also Listed. Community Oheet AP maining speak- man, superintendent of the National 'with a Writing pad on her knees. ' ' The child Was knocked down last e b wi s el QUANTICO, Va, May 9.—The cool | evenings of this Spring ve made dancing increasingly popular. The at- tractive ball room at the Officers’ Club is thronged this evening with a gay| crowd of dancers attending the monthly dance. Later, when the Sum- mer heat settles in earngst, these; dancers will seek the cool of the out- door tennis courts, but until then the ball room ovcrlooking the Potomac will continue to draw a large company. This evening wes & popular one for dinner parties, Capt. and Mrs. Alfred 1-{. Noble having their 28 guests at the club. Capt. and Mrs. Harold D. Shannon also had a dinner party at the club before the dance this evening, to which ¢hey invited 18 guests. Lieut. and Mrs. Theodore H. Cartwright had 16 guests at _their dinner at the club, Honoring Mrs. Peter, wife of Capt. Howard M. Peter, who will leave shortd; for Haiti, Capt. and Mrs. John F. McVey gave a dinner party at the Officers’ Club last night for 11 guests. An outstanding party of this week was the bridge tea Tuesday, at which Mrs. Jones, wife of Capt. Louis R. Jones, and Mrs. Smith, wife of Lieut. James M. Smith, were hostesses. They gave their party at the Officers’ Club, having 44 tables of bridge with others in for tea. Mrs. Jones' sister, Mrs. Fred Mertens, came dovn from Washington for the afternoon, as also did Mrs. Charles D. Licbermann and Mrs. Robert Pendleton. Delightful in detail was the bridge Juncheon Wednesday at the Officers’ Club given by Mrs. Campbell, wife of Capt. Daniel E. Campbell. Mrs. Camp- bell had 34 luncheon guests, who later enjoyed the bridge. Among her guests | . \Vere several from Washington, who in- I Of Warrenton, Va., whose ¢ cluded Mrs. Lewis H. Willard, Lee H. Brown, 3 . Bailey, Mrs. Lester L. Pratt and Mrs. Pratt, sr. Lieut. Col. Edward W. Sturdevant re- ported ere Zor duty iast week coming| (e £\T Acalleny sid from the command of the Marine Bar- racks, Naval Station, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Mrs. Sturdevant and théir daughter, Mary Ellen, are living for the present in Washington. . Mrs. George S. Clarke, wife of Maj. Clarke, U. S. A., and Mrs. Harold L. Parsons, wife of Maj. Parsons, enter- tained with a luncheon followed by bridge Thursday afternoon at the Officers’ Club, Thirty-six guests were seated at & table made beautiful with a profusion of Spring flowers. Mrs, Flett, wife of Capt. James W. Flett, gave a bridge tea Monday in honor of Miss Dorothy Adams of Portsmouth, N. who is visiting Lieut. and Mrs. Edwin U. Hakala, She had 12 guests for bridge. Dr. Juan B. Sacasa, the Minister from Nicaragua, and Comdr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Hickey motored down from Washington recently to spend Sunday with Maj. and Mrs, Charles F. B. Price. Capt. and Mrs. Maurice G. Holmes and their small son, Lee Maurice, left the post Monday to go to New York. They sailed from there Wednesday on the George Washington en route to Spain, where Capt. Holmés will be sta- tioned for a year. Mrs. Holmes returned last week end from a three-week journey to the West Coast, where she had been visiting relatives, j. Gen. gnd Mrs. Smedley D. But- lor spent several davs elrlf t week visiting relatives in Philadelphia. Licut. and Mrs. Christian F. Schilt ¢t Philacelphia were week end guests cf Licut. and Mrs. William O. Brice. ment to MISS ANNE SERRE Mr. Raymond D. McGrath of New York ngage: has been announced, the wedding to take place in her Warrenton home June 4. —Underwood Photo. New Superintendent Mrs. Hart Are Honored ; Capt. and Mrs. Snyder Are | Hosts at Feature Event of | Week at Annapolis. ANNAPOLIS, Md, May §.—The largest entertainment of the week was the reception given Tuesday afternoon by Capt. and Mrs. C. Philip Snyder at the commandant’s quarters, in honor of the new superintendent, Rear Ad- miral Thomas C. Hart and Mrs. Hart, who have recently moved into the | quarters vacated by Read Admiral Samuel S. Robison and Mrs. Robison. The reception included the heads of the departments at the Naval Academy and their wives, and is the first of the entertainments to be given for Rear Admiral Hart and Mrs. Hart. Mrs. Hart _is the daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Willard H. Brownson, and as Rear Admiral Brownson was both superintendent and commandant here, the family have many friends in Anna- polis. Those assisting Capt. and Mrs. Snyder on Tuesday were Mrs. William J. Giles, wife of Capt. Gilles; Mrs. Henry D. Cooke, wife of Capt. Cooke; Mrs. Roland Schumann, wife of Capt. They motored down to attend the Re- -ryc Aviators' dance last weo ~d at Mansfield Hall. Maj. James T. Moore gave a dinner party at the Officers’ Club Baturday night before the Reserve Aviators’ dance. He had 25 guests. ‘Miss Hope Norris, daughter of Maj. and Mrs. John F. S. Norris, receiv her golden eaglet at the annual court of awards of the Girl Scouts of the Dis- frict of Columbia, whith took place st | gn Constitution Hall Saturday. This is| the highest award that & Girl Scout may recelve. She was named the outstand- ing Girl Scout for Troop 80. { Lieut. and Mrs. George H. Towner | last week Mrs. Tow- ner’s mother, Mrs. Schwable, wife of Col. Frank J. Schwable. Mrs. Schwable has been visiting in Ohlo and was en route to her home at Parris Island, 8. C. Lieut. and Mrs. William O. Brice have as their hous> guest Mrs. Hughes, Schumann (S.C.) and Mrs. Wilhelm Friedell, wife of Capt. Friedell. Mrs. John Pollard and Miss Beverly Pollard, wife and daughter of Comdr. Pollard, Medical Corps, have returned from Haiti, where, since leaving Anna- polis, Comdr. Pollard has been on duty, and are the guests of Mrs. Willlam J. Giles, wife of Capt. Giles on the U. 8. 8. Reina Mercedes. Mrs. Pollard was the guest of honor Sunday evening at a supper given by Capt. and Mrs. Giles e Reina. The guests were friends of Mrs. Pollard, including Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. John L. Hall, Comdr. and Mrs. Walden L. Ainsworth, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Elliott B. Nixon, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Laurcnce L. Wild and Mr. Forbes Colhoun. Miss Helen Strahedin of Shenandoah, | Va., is staying at her country house, | “The Castle,” on West River. Mr. Allen Blow Cook who is at- tached to the Department of English and History at the Naval Academ: c a tea Thursday of this week at his wife of Lieut. William R. Hughes. Mrs. Hughes has recently returned from Ma- nagua, Nicaragua, where Lieut. Hughes | is stationed. Mrs. Hughes is living in New York with her parents. having come from Man®gua after the earth- quake. | Capt. and Mrs. George W. Shearer have had their guest Mrs. Shearer’s brother, Ifred Hall of New York. Capt. & Mrs. Walter W. Rogers werPe the guests lest week end of Lieut. | ajd Mrs. Lawson’H. Sanderson. Capt. Rogets is_stationed.at the Presidént's Camp at Rapidan, Va. Maj. end Ners. Clarence E.°Nutiing s tnelr house guests last week | Mrs. Pratt, wifeof Comdr. Lester+L.| Pratt of Washington, and Cpmdr. Fratt’s mother. Me). %nd Mrs., William G. Hawthorne have had as guésts Maj. and Mrs. Allen H. Turnage. Maj. Tumnage is division | marine officer and'is stationed on e U. 8. 8. New Yt k. They will return to California next week. - | I.:"s Brown, wife of Capt. Campbell | H +n, 1eft recently to motor to| Nashvilie, Tenn., where she is Vifllth’l!] relatives. She was accompanied by her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. §. R. Sanford of Port Washington. Fla. Priday on the lawn cpposite post headguarters the children of the Post Souool held their May festival. Miss Marian Hall, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. George T. Hall, was crowned May ueen. Her attendants were Miss leanor Norris, maid of honor: Miss Faye Wright, Miss Florence Paul, Miss ‘Alice Hall, Miss Helen Hall, Miss Mar- Jorie Raynor and Miss Joyce Geiger. Comdr. H. H. Frost of the Navy War College gave the address last Friday be- fore the combined classes of the Marine Corps Schools | U. S. DRUG PARLEY DELEGATES NAMED | ™t Bi2%, "5 Nison: wite of Lieut League of Nations Conference Is Scheduled at Geneva on May 27. Astociated Press ignation of four delegates to the| place next month. Le:cgue of Nations' Conference on Lim- itation ‘of the Manufacture of Narcotic Drugs, mecting at Geneva May 27, was announced ay by Secretary of State Stimson. They are Johd K. Caldwell, consul ,Qm’nl in the American foreign serv- jce, chairman; Harry J. Anslinger, com- missioner of narcotics, Dr. W. L. Tread- way. assistant surgeon general of the Public Health Service, and State Sena- tor Sanborn Young of California. The Geneva conference s the result of a preliminary conference held last year in London. Sccretary Stimson, explaining the American ‘interest, said the larger the surplus stocks of, manufactured nar- cotics abroad, the greater was the quantity smuggled into this country. et AORSR €. In 1828 a cup of Philadelphia artisians organized the Workingmen's apartment in ghe Brice House in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boatwright and Mr. and Mrs. Boatwright, sr., of Wash- ington. Mrs. Lee Boatwright is the former Miss Susana Pollard, daughter of Gov. and Mrs. Pollard of Virginia. Lieut. David Claude, U. 8. M. C., will be attached this Summer to the U. S. £. Constitution, which is being com- missioned and which will be taken through the inland waters. ‘The newly organized dinner club met with Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Bowdoin Sun- day evening at their home, Norman- royd, at St. Margarets, on the Chesa- Comdr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Mc- Elduff were the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morton at Severnside, on the Severn River. Comdr. and Mrs. McElduff were greeted by many old friends, as the former was on duty at the Naval Academy about two years ago.. Comdr. and Mrs. Mc- Elduff have recently arrived from China wnd are en route to Cleveland, Ohio, where Comds. McElduft will go for duty. Capt. Henry, Dinger (réired) epent the week end™in Annapolis with his family at their home on King George street. <Capt. Dinger has been on a business trip in the South and returned Monday to Philadelphia, accompanied by Mrs. Dinger, who remained in Phil- sdelphia for & few days. Capt. and Mrs. Dinger were the guests of Mrs., Dinger’s brother, Mr. Joseph Mack. Mrs. Prederick J. Cotton opened her country home “San Rocco” at Water- bury, near Annapolis, this week. Mrs. Cotton has had as her guests her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Romilly Humphries of the Green Spring Valley. Mrs. Cotton has just returnes Springs. Ark. | e cning a supper party vas 1 jointly by Mrs. Halsey, wife of Capt. William F. Halsey, and Mrs. George W. Simpson at, the residence of Mrs. Williams Wickham, wife of Comdr. Comdr. Nixon, entertained Thursday at | their quarters on Upshur road. | Wednesday Mrs. Robert Welsh of | Millersville, formerly Miss Elizabeth shower in_honor of Miss Laura Lioyd | Nelson of Baltimore, whose marriage to | Mr. Wiliam C. Longstreeth will take Dr. and Mrs. Carroll 8. Alden gave & buffet supper Saturday evening at their quarters on Porter road in honor of Mrs. Alden's niece, Mrs. Albert L. Thompson, who with Mr. Thompson is their house guest, and Miss Minnie Grsham of Mount Slocum, N. Y. daughter of Col. and Mrs. Joseph Gra- ham, who is also the house guest of Dr. and Mrs. Ald Alden. ohn_Bowers,_wife_of Comdr, Poe of Baltimora, gave a luncheon and | " MATTRESSES RENOVATFD Best Service and Prices | COLUMBIA BEDDING CO., INC. L8 NAtions! 5528 { barty. ‘The platform of the pioneer Jibor party of modern times had noth- ing to do with wages, everything with stotus: Pree pubilc education. meci ic:' ilen Jaws to protect wage earneis from rescally contractors, end the sholition of imprisonment for debt. 1342 Connecticut Ave. Eotomse 4410 | Bowers (retired), gave a luncheon Sun- day at her home on Charles strect in | honor of Mrs. Thompson and Miss Min- nie Graham, and 2o for Miss Ch: lott: Nelson Dugan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Nelson Dugan of Annapolis. Mrs, H. D. Cooke and Mrs. L. S. Palen of New York are the guests of THE Capt. and Mrs. Henry D. Cooke at their quarters on Bowyer road. Mrs. Cooke is the mother and Mrs. Palen the sister of Capt. Cooke, who has been selected to relieve Capt. C. Philip Snyder as commandent of midshipmen. Capt. and Mrs. Henry D. Cooke gave a smal! tea Priday, in honor of Mrs. Cooke and Mrs.4Palen, &t their quarters on Bowyer road. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. John L. Hall entertained at dinner on Tuesday for a party of 12 at their home in Spa View | Heights. Mrs. Robert M. Hinckley, wife of Lieut. Comdr. Hinckley, gave a lunch- eon followed by bridge Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Donald B. Beary, wife of Comdr. Bear: Mr. and Mrs. Phillip S. Morgan have opened thelr Summer home at War- dour for the season. Lieut. Phillip Mor- gan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, is spending some time with his parents. ‘The midshipmen of the first class held their annual sg_rén: hop this eve- ning at Luce Hall. e athletic events, especially the rowing which took place against the three crews of Syracuse University, being an important cvent. WHERE TO DINE \ 402-4 H St. N.E. * . *I Every Night at Brinkley’s . b st gy wiches for the hungry — and never a cover charge. Brinkley’s ¥ 533 8th St. SE. LOBSTERS All Seasonable Sea Foods 1207 E St. .W. 7 Armp & fHaby SN Cafe 818 Conn. Ave. Opposite Chamber of Commeree OTHER’S DAY Special Dinner s 1£ Hours 12-8:30 P.M. (o Chilled Chie Shad Roc with B ae with Bacon % Prieg Soring Shitken, Crenmy st Capon: o Broiled Tenderioin Kteak. Mushroor Orange Sherbet Tarsley New Pot New Asparagus Chinese Restaurant 519 13th St. 2 Doors Above Earle Theater MRS. OLNEY’S 241h and Calvert Sts. (At North End of Connecticut Bridge) Phone Columbia 5524 Sunday Dinner 12 to 9 PM. Week Days: Luncheon, Afternoon Tea, Dinner Daowntown Location: SIDE INN 719 13th k (Strayer Collese Blds.) HOUSE W. & 1 OF SLOANE—I.EADERS SINCE 1843 | Setting the Bride and Groom Up in Housekeeping You are invited to visit the “Honeymoon Suite,” fully furnished, as exhibited on the 5th floor beginning tomorrow, Monday morning One of the first im ks f ive brid f H i portant tasks tor prospective brides and grooms 1s the preparation of the home-to-be—its ¢ 1 S J ; . ; -to-be— omplet furrushmg—asu'emblc_d in good taste; and \vnh‘ quality and character which means good investment. Hence this exhibitp:ilel . prove of exceptional interest to the:_]une weddingers, who will find it not only suggestive and inspirational : but exemplifying the resourcefulness of Sloane service and eloquently emphasizing the economy of drawing upon our facilities. L;ving Room. .....$2,015.75 Bedroom . AR Dining Room.». wves 001,28 685.00 Complete 3-room Outfit---$2500 Total ... .. $3:318:60 Hayden Sofa in da- $200 Westover Wing Chair in tapestry.......$190 it Bier Chiiv in tapestry. .......$0() Chippendale Open iAvhyle $105 Mahogany High-back Qi indumae 100 Drum Table in mahog- Ahy o cid e 8D Chinese Pottery Table Lamp with si shade $35 Banjo Clock, mahog- BOY ooie - Needle-point Fire Screen ... $40 Governor Winthrop Desk in mahogany. .. Mihioqiny Sewiag Tallsr nlad Bridge Lamp and Shade 3 Framed Etchings. . ... Old English Portrait, in oil Selection of the pieces separately may be made as desired For the Bed Room Siilevab Avunrican) SHEtoRdes gtin griaaum hogany overlaying gumwood; with inlay decorations of inwood. Twin beds, bureau and mirror, dressin table and mirror, chest of drawers, nite table, chair and bench. Comflete .........ccunaneeccsoses . SYTH Boudoir chair uphol- Gold stered in chintz $97.50 rayon moire striped bedspreads, Do Tudipass wiile pair e S04 parchment shades, for Four Colonial hooked the dressing table, rugl s il SGE hainr.. Lot eolio Box springs and mat- tresses, complete for twin beds 2 Pillows; down filled. Pair 2 Framed 3-piece China Set on Bichiagoll busean .96 'Complete Bed Room Outht, %685 Colored glass lamp, with pleated chints shade, for the nite $17.50 2 Silhouett, $12 Living' Room Ensemble —'—d\at not only f\.}rnisl\es an effect pleasing to the eye, but with practical pieces that combine the luxury of real homey comfort and convenience. Pie-crust $25 Duncan Phyfe Coffes Table in mahogany, $2(0 Decorated Screen, 3-fold. .. $190 Brass Desk Lamp withiseta]ishala tSAS Mahogany Mahogany Console Coriimabivas = V800 Console Mirror in mahogany frame.. $4() Nest of Tables (3) genuine m a ho g - AP a2 S0 Colonial Candle Lamp et ‘ir'f‘\ with brass eagle. ..$6() TR Oy IS Brass Fireplace — Equipment $100 Mahogany Desk Chair in damask American Oriental Rug, 9x12 2 Silhouettes . 3 Cigarette Boxes. Book Ends, pair Enscmble. 3201575 P T s For the Dining Room Ten-piece group in genuine mahogany, combining periods of American Chippendale. Sideboard, server, master armch American Sheraton, Duncan Phyfe and r. china closet. extension table, 5 side chairs with hair cloth seats. Complete ,5375 Crystal Candelabras for the sideboard, Ghios oL ae o R Mahogany Miikrorr vy 9860 Mahogany Muffn Shunist. ... . B3% American reproduce tion of Oriental rug, size 912 ... 5195 2 Framed Etchings $11 Glass Water LTI | China Fruit Bowl io..:..xve 1 $10 Complete Dining Room Outht $677.25 Our Budget Plan —makes a charge account available, srianging pay- ments in accordance to your cor venience. 709 Twelfth Just Above G WiITH THE GREEN SHUITITELIRS