Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1931, Page 18

SOCIETY. SOCIETY Mrs. Hoover Expected to Motor This :n::m Afternoon to Presidential Camp on Rapidan for Week End. afternoon for the presidential camp on the Rapidan River in Virginia. The First Lady will follow her custom of driving her own car to the picturesque lodge in the mountains and will take several guests with her. ‘The President will join Mrs. Hoover at the fishing retreat tomorrow, accom- panied by a large party who will be guests over Sunday at the rustic camp. ‘The Secretary of State and Mrs. Henry L. Stimson have gone to New York preparatory to sailing tomorrow on the Conte Grande to spend two months abroed. RS. HOOVER is expected to M leave the White House this | A. The Ambassador of France, M. Paul | Claudel, will be unable to accompany his daughter, Mlle. Reine Claudel, to New York to see her sail with her brother, M. Plerre Claudel, to join their mother, Mme. Claudel in their home in France. Mlle. Claudel and her brother will leave Monday for New York, sail- |y, ing Wednesday, July 1, on the Parls, Envoy of Spanish Republic Arrives in National Capital. ‘The first Ambassador from the re- public of Spain, Senor de Madariago, accompanied by his wife, Senora Donna Constanza de Madariago, arrived in the Capital early this afternoon and are es- tablishing themselves in the embassy on Sixteenth street. Preparations were made at the embassy for the immediate occupancy of the envoy and his charm- ing wife. Conde de Montefuerte, who has been charge d'affaires since the resignation of Senor Don Alejandro Padilla y Bell, as Ambassador, met Senor de Madariago in New York, where a reception was gi;lnm by the Spanish colony in his or. The Minister of the Irish Free State "‘ and Mrs. MacWhite and their small son. will leave today for Cape May, N. J., where they have taken a cottage for the Summer. ‘The Minister will return to the 1!%:- tion here next week and will join his family for brief visits during the Summer. The Minister of Bolivia, Senor Don Eduardo Diez de Medina, entertained at the supper dance on the Le Paradis reof garden last evening. The newly appointed Minister of Honduras, Senor Celeo Davila, is arriv- ing in New York today on the Castilla, and will come to Washington tonight or tomorrow to take up his dutles at the legation. Senor Davila succeeds Senor Dr. Don Ernesto Argueta, who, with his family, left this country some time ago. Senator Simeon D. Fess entertained st dinner last evening at the Carlton, wWhere he is stopping while in Washing- * ton. Senator Pat Harrison, who arrived in ‘Washington from Gulfport, Miss., & few days ago, will be at Wardman -Park Hotel for the duration of his stay here. The commercial secretary of the Brit- ish Embassy and Mrs. A. J. Pack were hosts at the supper dance on the Le Paradis Roof Garden last evening. The second secretary of the Chilean embassy, Senor Don Mario Rodriguez, ‘was host to a party at the supper dance on the Le Paradis Roof Garden last evening. The Third Assistant Postmaster Gen- eral and Mrs. Prederic A. Tilton and their daughter, Miss Betty Tilton, attended the dinner party given last evening at the Congressional Country Club by Mr. and Mrs, William I. Denning in cele- bration of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. The other guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. King, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Baum, Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCarthy, Miss Florence McKee, Mr. Martin Heflin, Mr. and Mrs. James Ma- loney, Mr. Lagrry Conners, Miss Ann McKinley, Mr’ and Mrs. Frank Gibbs, Mr. Peter Schardt and Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Barnes, son-in-law and daughter of the hosts. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. W. H. Tschappat entertained & company at dinner last evening on the Shoreham Terrace. ‘Their guests included Col. and Mrs. J. K. Crain, Maj. and Mrs. Oscar J. Gatchell, Maj. and Mrs. H. C. Minton, Maj. and Mrs, R. 8. Barr, Maj. and , Mrs. Burns, Capt. and Mrs. T. C. Ger- ber and Capt. and Mrs. James A. B. . Gibson. Col. and Mrs. Dennis P. Quinlan were guests of honor at & dinner party given gx; the Shml'hu‘xem :.err-loe ‘lfln.st evi [ p of colonel’s office n::.fnum s:vl}llnd Mrs. Quinlan will shortly move to Baltimore, where he will occupy the post of judge advocate of the 3 Army Corps area. Those pres- ent at the dinner included Mrs, A. L. Ormsby, Miss F. M. Sweeney, Miss Ade- Iaide Schlaudecker, Miss A. F. Batch, Miss Anne Bucinovich, Mrs. Clara Pur- sel, Mrs. M. Sirlouls, Miss Grace Croop, Miss M. R. ‘Wildmuth, Mrs. Leah Fugit TOLL HOUSE TAVERN Colesville Pike, Silver Spring, Md. AUTO ROUTE co bus out 16th street OF deoreia ever s mile Tom Br €. line Brings you to this quaint oid Tavern for A Real Maryland Country- Cured Ham Dinner Sunday Breakfast, Too Chicken. 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Capt. and Mrs. Jones will be the honor guests at dinner tonight of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Nyman, who will | entertain at the Chevy Chase Club, Comdr. Ellis, Stone, U.-8. N, and Mrs. Stone started by motor today for Canada, where they will be guests of the Second Secretary of the Canadian Legation and Mrs. Keith Crowther in their place on Georgian Bay. They will later motor to Quebec and then to ng Island to visit Mrs. Harrison T ooma mdr. Stone will join his ship, the U. S. S. Barry, after a mont-h'lpvu:n- tion. During their stay in Washington Comdr. and Mrs. Stone have occuplied | & house in Georgetown and Mrs. Stone has completed a book on life in Wash- ington. MacGregor-Palmer Wedding In New York This Afternoon. Of unusual interest in Washington is the marriage this afternoon at 5 gu':glbtk of Miss Laura Creighton Palmer, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Carlyle Palmer of New York, to Mr. George Purnell MacGregor, son of Mr. Charles Stephen MacGregor of New York. The ceremony will take place in the chapel of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian If Interested WAIT— ANOTHER smart complete. in handbags. In Fine Furniture AT REDUCED PRICES For Henderson'’s Summer Clearance Sale Beginning June Twenty-ninth JAMES B. HENDERSON Fine Furniture and Interior Decorating, 1108 G Street—Phones: District SNOWFLAKES For Summer Wear Add that cool and refreshin, your summer frock with one of these smart models in Snow-flake, the very latest thing Church, the Rev. Rex Stowers Clements | his bride will leave.for &« the bride wearing a beige The chapel will have an effective nt, the altar banked 1 with tall vases and Easter ‘will be given in by her father and she will wear whil lace over satin, a tulle veil with ora bl used b ternal a shower N-.\ was married to Mr. Ellwood Mr. and Mrs, E. William Nicholas, the gown with beige - o . Johnson officiating. , with a small hat to mateh. ward N. Tucker of Washing- | John A. Mrs. Ho 5 ton, sister of the bride, be, matron of honor, wearing blue net em- broidered at the knee line in pastel flowers. She will have on a large blue openwork horsehair hat trimmed wi She wil ‘sarey flowers i pastel shades she will carry flowers es. Miss Audrey Watts of New York will maid of lor net with blue velvet ribbon tional Baptist Memorial ‘The Church, at Sixteenth street and Colum- to match her gown trimmed with blue | bia road, ribbon, Taylor, Miss Ethelyn Talbott, Miss Vir- ginia Loftin, Miss Peggy Shaw, Miss Barbara Cates and Miss Annette Onristing. Ekengren” of . Weahington: e engren of 3 They will wear costumes like the other attendants, in coral, pale green, pale yellow and lavendar, and will carry similar bouquets to the matron and maid of honor. Little Miss Suzanne Close of New York will be the flower gir], her frock of pale pink net, and she will et 8 basket filled with flowers. Mr, Charles Russell MacGregor of Morristown, N. J., brother of the bride- , Mr. Harry . , ; Mr, Frederick Killian, Mr. Frank L. Reed, Mr. Thomas Mackay Crabbe, Mr. Mr. Donald Willlams, all of New York. A reception will follow at Pierre' where the ball room will be decorated Australian ferns and white flowers, and the bride’s table in an adjoining room will be decorated in lilies of the valley and smilax, and the bride's cake will be shaped like a large ring, the center filled with valley lilies. Mrs. Palmer, mother of the bride, will wear a Vionnet model | i in pale beige chiffon and lace with a beige lace straw hat, and will have on & corsage bouquet of orchids. Later in the day Mr. MacGregor and and she will have flowers like | weds tron of X Charles M. Peabody_and |} 7676 7677 The *Swan” « $10.50 shoe without which your Summer wardrobe “would be in- Developed in cool white Suva cloth, with black or brown calf trimming—a beautiful model and priced so reasonably—at $10.50. New Summer shades in silk hosiery at $1 to $1.95 pair RICHS FST.ATTENTH touch to AECKERs 1314 F Street N.W. 3 Mr, brother and the ushers selected were Mr. Kenneth Thornhill of New York, Mr. Jurius Garrincker & Co. F STREET AT FOURTEENTH ? SHOP TOMORROW AT GARFINCKEL'S For Some of the Loveliest SUMMER DRESSES You Have Ever Seen At Remarkably Moderate Prices Cool summery frocks, positively refreshing in their many lovely colors, a joy to behold in their smart, individual -styles. . .As for the prices, frankly you'll be amazed to find them so moderate. . . for here are quality and value at their very best. .. Spirited young dresses for the Debs. . . youth- giving styles for Matrons. . .styles for the Business Woman. . .dresses for the smartest Summer activity or for motoring, for all out- door sports. . .dresses for any occasion you care to mention. . .here in our new Summer selections. Women and Misses, Third Floor Misses, Fourth . .. Juniors, Sixth Floor THE WOMENS SHOP RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street Sale NEW,_ SUMMER Frocks $16.75 VALUES $19.75 VALUES " @ ONE-PIECE DRESSES - @ JACKET DRESSES @ WASHABLE CREPES @ PRINTED GEORGETTES @ PRINTED CREPES @ SHANTUNGS @ LINENS ® ALL NEW AND FASHION.RIGHT ©® SIZES 12 10 20 @ SOME SIZES 38 TO 40 Open at 8:30 A/M _ THE WOMEN'S SHOP RALEIGH HABERDASHER 13O F Street L g 2 Gregory, Miss Alice Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harwood, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thornhill and Mr. and Mrs, H. G. Wentworth of New York; Mrs, alter J. Hartman of Rochester, N, | Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Estes and Mr. | Marcus_Yancy of Willlams- * of , Md.; ols, Mr. Kenneth P. Holben, Mr. George (Continued on Third Page.) TWELVETEN TWEVE TWRVE . T An Event of Such Spectacular Importance Comes But Once in Many Yearsl! Involving 400 Spring and Summer FINER DRESSES at find the type of clothes she enjoys wearing, at true savings. Erlebacher is able to give greater values during this sale than have pre- vailed in years. The standards of good quality that always characterize Erlebacher merchandise are reflected throughcut this collection. Your Early and Immediate Selection Is Earnestly Desired! All Sales Finall GET READY. FOR THE th Orriginally $39.75 to $59.75 In a season full of bar- gains it gives the woman Sports dresses Street dresses Silk prints Chiffons - Afternoon Evening dresses while selections are at their best in OUR LITTLE SHOPS Pin Money Frocks $15 and $18 Summer Shop Frocks $2.95, $5.85 and $10 Knit Suits 37.?5 to $16.50 Sketched: A—Tri-colored jacket swimsuit, the Sunnaire, in red top with black shorts. $8.50. JF—The Vagabond, new fashionable F beach suit of knit sk, $15. v each sviop ... & HEADQUARTERS FOR - JANTZEN SWIM SUITS, $5.50 to $8.50 ' SUNNAIRE REGULATION TWOSOME SHOULDAIRE Bathing Suits .. ...85to 815 Caps and Berets...........50c to 75c Beach Ensembles +4+.$10 to $25 Sandals and Clogs . $1.95 to §2.95 Beach Robes ... +..$3.95 to $10 Beach Hats ............$1.50 to $3.95 (G—The Limey is the api ite name of this two-piece jer- sey pajama suit. $5.75.