Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1931, Page 40

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Mint Sance c&:flh % Wi "1.‘. ortca swestbroady end Tooms Foute w) o7 Grench Fried Potafoes Pt % New String Beans ¢ 0 Bamang and Nut Selad Spring Salad Choice_of Strawberry Shorteake range Loger Cake erpet, vamilia, Chocolare. or Frean Stapberry Tes Cream ot s Coffee, Tea, Miik, or Postum i est hurt, be bly and stylishly a pair of WILBUR COON SHOES For Wide, Narrow, Long, Short, Small or Large Feet “Ne Foot Too Hard to Fit” FIT SNUG AT THE REEL Custom-Made Stylish Stouts in All Leathers and Styles 37.50 to 31000 Nurses’ White Cloth Calf and Black Kid OXFORDS Complete Line of SPORT SHOES 439 725t NW. Just Below E St For the Man: We fit the hard-to- fit man Sizes pe: ment footwear. s 8 te 13, AAA to EEEEE widths, Baltimore Stere 418 N. Charles St. il I | | and |/ Wednesdas |li[for Hamburg. Chevy Chase Personal Notes and Other Items Of Social Interest | Miss Marjorie Arnold of | Nashville Extensively En-| tertained While Guest of Misg Beach. Miss Marjorie Arnold, the daughter of Dean Charles Arnold of the Law School of Vanderbilt University, Nash- ville, Tenn., has been the house guest of Miss Anne de Beaupre Beach on] Meadow lane. Miss Arnold was ex-% tensively entertained while visiting in Chevy Chase. Mrs. Anne Woodall of St. Marys City, Md,, was the week end house guest of Mrs. Charles H. Beach. Dr. and Mrs. Beach were hosts at & family supper party last Sunday in honor of the wedding anniversary of | Mrs. Beach's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander 8. Clarke. Mrs. Earl W. Chafee and Mrs. H. J. McClurg have returned from Pittsburgh, Pa., where they attended the Atlantic section of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Northern Baptist Con- vention. Miss Marguerite Norrls, a studen® of St. Marys Seminary, St. Marys City, | Md., was the recent guest of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Norris on Meadow lane. Mrs. L. Lauten has returned to New York after being the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Sommers on Elm street. Mrs. M. A. Adkins of Richmond, Va., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Angel on West Kirke street. Mrs. F. L. Sidman of Philadelphia is the guest of Mrs. Charles Robert, Mrs. George M. DePue and Mrs. M. T. Miller on West Kirke street. Mrs. Carl H. Stuhler and her daugh- ter, Miss Jean Maxine Stuhler, of Mc- Kinley street, attended the May day festival at Hood College, Prederick, Md., as the guests of Miss Elizabeth Benson and Miss Margaret Benson. Miss Elizabsth Miles entertained at & bridge supper Tuesday evening at her home on Jocelyn street ih honor of Miss Janet Esch of Brandywine street, who has just returned from a world tour I seven months. The d Section No. 2 of the Chevy Chase rian Church, Mrs. L. J. Coman , will hold a luncheon meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. QGeorge W. Stone on Cummings lane. Mrs. Stone will be assisted by Mrs. Mary Wells and Mrs. A. T. Weckerly. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Reilly have by end in Iphia, Pa., as thy of Mrs. Reilly's brother-in-law sister, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Tanguay. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Koehler of Nevada avenue had as their house . G. T. Haines of ‘hester, N. Mrs. Koehler enter- tained at bridge-tea Tuesday for Mrs. A oe G, M. Syvret of Wilson Colle . M. of son College, Chambersburg, Pa., is the week end guest of Mrs. George W. Stone on Cum- Anne Perry, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Perry of Shep- herd street is spending the week end with her sister, Miss Marian Perry, at William and Mary College. Mrs. Charles P. Sisson of Brooker- ville road and Mrs. William D. Mitchell, | the wife of the Attorney General, mo- tored to Alderson, W. Va., where they x"’!med the Pederal Industrial Farm for omen. { Mrs. Austin McCormick of Brooker~ ville rosd has to Provincetown, Mass,, where she was called on account of the iliness of hér father, Mr. Albert . Mrs. Joseph Lawler snd Mrs. Sta; of Pa., gre the hg\l:z . John A. Cummings on Sadler, Mrs. H. R. Ouelétte and Mrs. vis on Gariet Da Leland A Mrs. Roger Whiteford entertained at luncheon and bridge Thursday at her home on Leland streét, in honor of Mrs, Paul Cameron Seddicum of Lon- don, England. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Burks of Newldnd street, accompanied by Mr. |and Mrs. Henry Woodard, left Wed- nesday by motor to spend several days at the Chamberlin-Vanderbilt Hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Alvord, jr. of \| Huntington street left Monday for New | { York City and sailed from there Wed- nesday on the U. S. S. Bremen to spend two months in France, Germany | and Switserland. Mr. George W. Huguely, ir., & stu- dent of the University of North Caro- lina, spent the week end with his y on thé U. 8. 8. 3 ny. They will {spend four months in Berlin, Paris “.:::c‘t‘ London. Dr. ind Mrs. Norman g will oceuj r duri; 3 py ome during { ce. Mrs. Alexander Blalr of Morrison street is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ed- ward Evans, at Her Summer home in Virginia_Beach, Va. i Bunday schosl teachers of the | Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church are| ?‘pre‘nd’l‘r\dg the week end at Kamp Kah- Mr. and Mrs. Flippo Gravatt nt the week end 41 the Bastern Shore of Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. George Gr: vatt spent the past week end at Rich- ,lm’lf v:fid“d:heh‘t::m of their son- in-law ughter, Mr. and Mrs. Burt McLaughlin, Mrs. Granville H. Parks and her daughter, Mrs. Samuel S. Yoder, of | Georgla street will entertain at a series of bridge parties. At the one given i last week, they were assisted in res, | ceiving by Mrs. Laura L. Paul; 56 guests | | were engaged in play | | Mrs. Henry Telier Cocke entertained ! At a novelty party on Wednesday eve- ning at her home on Western avenue in honor of her daughter, Miss Louise Cocke, whose marriage to Mr. Paul Vincent Mook will take place Saturday, | June 6. | r. and Mrs. Lester G. Wilson and | their little daughter, Sherley Wilso have returned to their home on Mag- nolis Parkway from Hollywood, Fla., where lhzg Wwere for three months. Mr. and Mrs. C. N, Miller of San Francisco, Oalif., have been the house | guests of Mrs. Miller's brother-in-law | and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam H. Pace, on Connecticut avenue. Mrs, Pace and Mrs. Miller left Thursday for ”Raiellh.rr; fi.'. mfi'm: their brother- | n-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Henr. | H. Dalton. \ S el Mr. Prederick Edelin Parks, the son | of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Parks. of | Hesketh strest left last Friday by motor for Camp Dudley, West Pecrt, Lake Champlain, N. Y., where he will assist Chief H. C. Beckman in aring the camp for the Summer, Parks en- series of bridge Junci 3 Col. John J. Ryan of San Antonio, Tex., was the house days of bis sister-in-law, Mrs. James Cresap Ord, on West Kirke street. Mrs. Abner H. Ferguson, accompa- nied by her daughter, Miss Margaret Lee Ferguson, cf Huntington street, and Mrs. Arthur B. Crane, accompa- nied by her daughter, Miss Betty Crane, of Northampton strect motored to Annapolis, Md., for the week end, where they attended the regimental “|sall Friday on the Pennland to spend tertained Wednesday at the third of a | heons. for several | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, INTERESTING HOSTESS SO ER .. MRS. CARL WILLIAMS, ‘Whose husband is a member of the Federal Farm Board. Mr. and Mrs. Williams entertain charmingly in their apartment in the Broadmoor and at nearby country places. She is interested in literature, music and art. —Underwood Ph-to. is the house guest of Judge and Mrs. |bassy, Mr. Victor Podoski, will motor Charles Perley Smith, |to New York today, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Laudick cf | the commercial counselor, Mr. Witold Ingomar street sailed Wednesday from | Wankowicz, who will sail Thursday to New York on the S. 8. Berengaria for | join Mme. Wankowicz, who has been England and Continental Europe, |in their Poland home for some time. where they will spend two months. ke 9 Miss Joan Diehl of Pittsburgh, Pa., ‘The secretary of the Finnish lega- and New York, N. Y. was the week |tion, Dr. Niilo Idman, will sail Satur- end house guest of Mrs. E. L. Pugh on | day, June 6, to spend several months Georgia street, | vacation in Europe. o T | Dr. Josef Nemecek, first secretary of Ambassador and Farnily | the legation of Czechoslovakia, and Dr. Ivan Franges, u;crenry of lh(e Tega- : : tion of Jugcslavia, were guests at a Extend Stay mn Mexlco | dinner given last evening at the May- ‘unwer by Miss Kathleen Moran of Brookline, Mass, who is attending |school in Washington. Her other guests included Miss Leila Pisher, Miss Count de Montefuerte, has returned | Clare Moran, Miss Vicky Wurden, Mr. from a several days’ stay in New York, Willam Keliy and Dr.. Max Dunlop. Jhere be went fo bid bon voyage 0| . Gount Marcel Stomm has been Padilla and their family, who sailed | 8Ppointed military attache of _the last week for Spain: . Several other | Hungarian legation to succeed Lieut. members of the embassy staff went to | Col. 5. A. Beldy. No word has been Now Tork 1o oee G Torer diplomat | Teceived a5 to when the new diplomat and his family seil. | will arrive in this country. | i The counselor of the French em-| Senor Don Manuel Valdes, second bassy, M. Jules Henry, is expected to Sccretary of the Chilean embassy, en- return to Washington the first of the | tertained a party at the supper dance Week. He has been in New York for 8 the Club Chantecler last evening. séveral days. | The former second secretary of the e ointed Japanese embassy, Mr. Teruo Hachiya, oL, "R RO i of | A S STk i y X up uf as Japanese consul. He ;:é\;::“i: Washington and is at the wai o nied West by o 1o pEokoloutii succeeds Mr. Stants- | Hachiya. —_ owil, who has just been | ormer second secretary of the Tamed Boln Minister to pest. | Mexican_ legation. Sedor Jagare, who e first secretary of the Belgian |18 NOW second secretary exi- assy, Viscount de Lantsheere, will r"‘ mission in Guatemsls, has arrived in Washington to spend a month’s 0 to New York this week and will leave of ak He is &t the Carlton ___ (Continued Prom Pirst Page) two months abroad. The first secretary of the Spanish embassy, Mr. Ricardo Gomez Acebo, was host to a party at the dinner dance at the Shoreham Hotel Thurs- day evening. The first secretary of the’Polish em- ————————s China’s new air-mail service between g, combined with chang service, covers ap- proximately 2,500 miles of daily opera- | tion over routes conducted under Stno- | American auspices. SPECIAL 2 DRESSES $1.50 MEN'SSUITS 50¢ DOLLAR CLEANERS 1731 7th St. N.W. Phone Potomag 3900 For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday T Choose your SPRING GOAT at HALF PRICE An attractive assortment of models-. . ., in all the newest spring colors . . . to travel in, to wear with sports clothes, and to complete the formal costume. Fashioned of softest materials . . . furred or plain. hop. Mrs. George Gravatt of Leland street left Wednesday for Roanoke, Va., vheunohernmdeqm the 'd(.ound‘e‘u «::y oecnee 0f ur: y lorning Music Club. Mrs. Qravatt is the founder of the club. Mrs, Robert W. Service of Under- wood street entertained at luncheon Monday in horor of Miss Smith of Boston, Mass, Miss - | | 921 GX/ST.NW. D. O, Vice Presidential Party Returning From South (Continued From First Page.) Dr. Treadway will serve as a delegate to the umlnlon of Manufacture Narcotic Drugs. The chief of Ocv-?. Maj. Gen. Guy V. Henry, and Mrs. Henry will return today from s short visit with the latter's cousin, Mrs. du Pont in Wilmington. Gen. James G. Harbord, chairman of the board of Radio tion of America, and Mrs. Ilarbord are ing some time at the Homeste: Springs, Va. Capt. and Mrs. 8. C. Hooper spent yesterday in Annapolis. Mrs. Walter R. Weaver, wife of Maj. Weaver, U. 8. A, afrived at the May- flower late Priday for a short visit before ‘ork to visit her sister, C. Stone, at her home in . Weaver has been ordered to for duty on July 1 and will iyton, Ohlo, for the Air Corps maneuvers until that time, Comdr, and Mrs. Gaylord Church re- turned Priday from a fortnight's motor trip_to Florida, visiting in Char , 8. C, en route. | Comdr. and Mrs. Church have with| them the latter's n Miss Agnes Car- penter of Los Ang who is in school here. Miss Carpenter has as her guest | for two weeks Miss Jean McPherson of Greenville, 8. C,, who arrived yester- fllz. dr. and Mrs. Church will enter- tain at dinner Saturday evening at the Army and Navy Country Club. | Capt. Neal B. Parwell, U. §. N, and | Mrs. Farwell are spending the wesk end in Annapolis. Mrs. Turner, wife of Comdr. Rich- | U. 8. N., ls visiting 3 Mrs. Charles C. Ross at Hampton Roads, Va. and will remain through this week. Comdr. Turner ac- companied her there days ago and | th Comdr. and | first of last | remained over Sunday Mrs. Ross, returning wesk. VG axden: Clish: Eskibii: ‘ Follows Flower Pilgrimage | The Annusl Flower Show of the | Georgetown Garden Club, will open | ‘Tuesday at 2 o'clock in Cissel Chapel of the Georgetown Presbyterian Church, | 3115 ih:mfl northwest, and will con: with Miss Katherine Dougal and Mrs, E. R. Finkenstaedt as vice chairmen, announce classes of iris, peonies, roses, Demt:nlnu. shrubs and flower arrange- ments. Special features are “Living Flower Picture with Mrs. Gordon Dunthorne in charge of the junior exhibits, which Mrs. Edward Clifford is sponsoring. The | posters made by school chiidren are always & ngnmcnm part of the show 28 well as their miniature gardens. All residents of Georgetown are in- vited to enter exhibits and some classes | are open to all garden clubs, | Following the Georgetown- pilgrimage | 50 closely, the flower show demon- | strates the garden actlvities of old | Georgetown. | i = | A race between men carrying base | drums was held recently at Chelsea, England. | SPORTS stay_on Time' for Fur ~Storage—Call NAtional 5100 MAY 17, 1931—PART THREE. MRS. B. PEYTON WHELAN, Paironess for the benefit card flnz at Top Cottage given by the Neweom! Club for the Eliza Bennett Hartshorn memorial loan fund, —Harris-Ewing Photo. We'll Clean Your FURS! It's always advisable to have Furs cleaned and glazed at inter- vals. They last longer and look richer in consequence. The most approved methods are used here by practical Fur. riers. The charge is most rea- sonable. REPAIRING OF FURS The Rosendorf Furriers put new life as well as style into the garmerits they repair and re madel. The LOW) SUMMER RATES prevail. .STORAGE. 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