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2 SOCIETY. Miss Harriet B. Clarke Returns From Wellesley Miss Meridith Todd Is Guest of Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Stuart at Their Winchester, Va., Home. Miss Harriet B. Clarke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Clarke, has re- turned from Wellesley College, from which on June 15 she received the de- gree of bachelor of arts. During her senior year Miss Clarke was president of the AKX Society and at commence- ment she conducted its final vesper service. Mrs. Clarke attended the grad- uation cxercises and afterward, accom- panied by her daughter, enjoyed an ocean trip. Miss Clarke expects to spend a part of her Summer with Miss Jean Lengford at Lake George and with Miss Jane Taft at Chicago. Miss Meridith Todd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Carroll Todd. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Stuart of Hawthorne street, Winchester. Va. Miss Todd's engagement to Mr. Ernest Chris- topher Stuart, jr., was recently an- nounced. Mrs. W. H. Moran will return from Atlantic City tomorrow after spending two weeks there as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dow. Miss Helen McGivern will return to her home in Chevy Chase, Md., today from Fort Sam Houston, Tex.. where ghe spent the month of June with her aunt, Mrs. K. E. Buffin, wife of Maj. Buffin. Miss Dorothy Randolph of Upperville, Va.. is the house guest of Miss Betty ‘West. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard F. West, in her home, in Chevy Chase. Miss Evelyn A. Foster. daughter of Mrs. H. A. Foster of 1629 Columbia road, left Washington Wednesday for the Western Coast to spend the Sum- mer. Miss Foster is an accomplished musician 2nd will visit several conserv- atories of music in San Francisco, Los Angeles and other cities. Miss Foster reccived the medal of merit at the Von Unschuld University of Music at the annual recital given at the Willard in May for her excellent work in the piano, artists-teacher’s training course. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Miller and their grandson, Melvin Pellman, are back from Los Angeles and have taken an apartment at Atlantic City for the re- mainder of the Summer. They have with them for the season their daugh- ter-in-law, Mrs. R. N. Miller, and_her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. B. Pellman. Mr. Miller will return to the city next week and will join his family for a short visit during the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Temple W. Seay of Forty-fifth street are spending their vacation at Virginia Beach, where they are staying at a cottage. Mrs. Thomas L. Casey and Mrs. @harles D. Fowler have gone to Bass Rock, Gloucester, Mass,, for the Sum- \Ymer and will reside at the Thorwald. | They will return to their Shoreham ‘npal‘tmcnt early in the Fall, Mrs, Henry J. McKenney of Man- | chester lane” northwest, left Thursday [ for Newport, R. I, where she wil spend the Summer. Late in July Mrs. Mc- | Kenney will be joined by her daugh- Iter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Heagy. Miss June Nettleship, Miss Nancy Nettleship and Miss Virginia Nettle- ship, caughters of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- eric M. Nettleship of Elm street, Che Chase, are spending the Summer at Camp’ Sequoya, Bristol, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Nettleship spent the week end at Dover and Rehoboth Beach, Del Dr and Mrs. Warren Sager are oc- cupying their new heme at 4330 Klingle | street northwest, formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Denise Barkalow, who recently moved to Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Sager moved from 1650 Har- vard street and have three children, | John, Stanley and Betty. Mrs. Anna Kolker and her daugh- ters. Miss Lilian Kolker and Miss Shir- ley Kolker. have gone to Atlantic City to spend the Summer. They will re- turn in the Fall and take an apart- ment in Washington. Mrs. Nathan Kronman of Webster street sailed on the M. S. Kungsholm on July 3 to make an extended visit with relatives in Russia. She will re- turn the early part of September. Mr. Berkeley Simmons is spending the holiday with Mrs. Simmons and their children at Fishers Island. Mrs. Herbert Guggenheim of Ward- man Park Hotel is spending the week end with her daughter, Mrs. M. Mandle, at Great Neck, Long Island. Miss Eunice J. Darby of Norwood, Ohio, is at the Dodge during her brief visit in the Capital Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Ullman of Con- necticat_avenue, accompanied by their niece, Miss Rebecca Rosenbloom, are sailing on the S. S. Europa on July 7 for a tour of Europe, includirg a motor tour through Austria. They will be away until about September 15 Mrs. Sarah E. Manning and Mrs. Louise F. Mayes are motoring to Or- lando, Fla.. to visit Mrs. Mayes' | mother and brother. Miss Rosabel McIntosh arrived Sat- urday from her home in Charlotte. | N. C., and is at the Dodge for a few | di | H. Lawson of Woodridge | with her son. has gone to Mast Cove Camp, in Massachusetts, and to New- ! port and Canada for two months. Mrs. W. Boysof R.O.T. C. Camp Entertain OEBCCI‘S AA‘ Dance at FOl’! Many Dinner Parties Pre- cede Affair—Mrs. Bethel Is Hostess at Tea. FORT HUMPHREYS, Va. July 4 The students of the R. O. T. C. Sum- mer training camp now being held at Fort Humphreys entertained at a dance Tuesday night. to which they invited the officers and ladies of the post Lieut. and Mrs. Morris M. Bauer gave a dinner before the dance for Maj. and Mrs. William E. R. Covell, Lieut. Miles Reber and Lieut. Frank M. Albrecht, i Lieut. and Mrs. Paul D. C. Berrigan and Licut. and Mrs. Joseph W. COX, and ts of Lieut ir.. were dinner g Mrs, Emil J. Peterso T. C. dance Mrs, Edwin A. Bethel had as her tea guests Friday Mrs. Willlam E. R. Covell, Mrs. Charles S. Ward, Morris M. Bauer, Mrs. Paul D. C. Ber- rigan, Mrs. William N. Thomas, jr. and Mrs. Claude H. Chorpening. Have Swimming Party. Maj. and Mrs. William E. R. Covell entertained at a swimming party and buffet supper Saturday night for and Mrs. Elliott Thurston of Washing- ton, Mr. and Mrs ‘Washington and Lieut. ris M. Bauer Maj. and Mrs. Richard T. Coiner were ‘dinner guests of Col. and Mrs. J. J. Loving at the Army and Navy Club Thursday. Col. Edward H. Schuiz returned Sat- urday from a leave of absence which he spent_on a motor trip through the Middle West. Miss Caroline Schulz re- turned with her father. Maj. Hirota of the Japanese im- perial army, assistant military attache ©of the Japanese cmbassy, was a visitor on the post on Thursday and was the » guest at a luncheon at Harris and Mrs. Mor- Mrs, T. J. Wills of Davenport, Towa, is the week end guest of Ma). J. Moul- tris Ward and Mrs. Sam Lockwood Maj. Henry A. Wingate and Miss Rosa Wingate are among the recent arrivals on the post. Maj. Wingate has been assigned as the quartermaster. Mrs, Conrad P. Hardy, Mrs. Morris M. Bauer, Mrs. Bennett H. Bowley and Mrs. Louis W. Prentiss were tea guests Monday of Mrs. Harley Latson. Miss Mary Minnie of Annapolis was the week cnd guest of Capt. and Mrs. F. Russell Lyons Leave for New York. Lieut. and Mrs. Wilson B. Higgins and Licut. and Mrs. Hans W. Holmer left this week for New York, where they will sail July 9 for their new station in Penama Lieut. and Mrs. Higgins were dinner guests of Capt. and Mrs. Bennett H Bowley Wedncsday night The 13th Enginecrs are giving a Fourth of July fireworks celebration on the polo ficld tonight Lieut. and Mrs. Henry G. Douglas were supper guests Sunday of Lieut and Mrs. Carl R. Jones Mrs. Standish Weston and bab a part of our store and basement. We will occupy the balance our building During these improvements, every plano, radio, Victrola and bought at real We call particular attention A NEW $500 Baby New Entrance o before the R. O. | | Mrs | M. | William Jewell of | DEMoOLL & Co0.s Remodeling Sale The builders are busy making improvements for our new ten- ants, the Whelan Drug Co., who will occupy 56 feet of the front . Bargain Prices Special Terms Arranged 0. J. DEMoLL & Co. Twelfth and G Streets rive today and will be the guests of Capt. and Mrs. Willam N. Thomas | until Lieut. and Mrs. Weston can move | into their own quarters | | “capt. and Mrs. Bennett H. Bowley | had as their week end guests Miss L. | Morris and Capt. Earl C. Smithson of | Washington. Capt. James L. Alverson and Lieut. | Leib of Bolling Field were dinner guests Sunday of Capt. and Mrs. Bowley. Lieut. and Mrs. Wilson B. Higgins and Lieut. and Mrs. Emil J. Peterson were dinner guests Friday of Lieut. Mrs. Joseph W. Cox, Jr. Hosts at Dinner. Capt. and Mrs. Thomas entertained | at dinner Thursday and had with them Maj. and Mis. Edwin A. Bethel, Lieut and| and Mrs. Charles S. Ward and Lieut Standish Weston. Licut. and Mrs. Roland C. Brown, | who were married in New York early in June, arrived on the post Thursday. | Before her marriage Mrs. Brown was Miss Nancy Satterlee of Rochester. Miss Hood Hoover of Washington is the week end guest of Lieut. and Mrs. Charles W. Stewart. Mrs. Stewart at- tended the concert at the Pan-Ameri- can Building Monday. Lieut. and Mrs. John C. B. Elliott | were hosts at dinner Monday to Lieut. | and Mrs. Hans W. Holmer. Lieut. and Mrs. James N. Kruger are | 1eaving today for Richmond, where they | will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- | don Long. | Engagements Announced Of Washington Girls Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Baker Shaw of College Patk, Md., have announced the engagement of their daughter. Helen Warner Shaw. to Mr. Harwood E. Read, son of Mrs. Harwood E. Read of Wash- ington. The wedding will take place August 31 in St. Andrew's Episcopal | | Church at College Park. | | { |, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Finch of | 13901 Connecticut avenue announce the | engagement, of their daughter Norma to | | Mr. _Genrzc D. Wills of Baltimore, the wedding to take place in the Autumn. _Mr. and Mrs. E. Mannix announce the engagement of their daughter, Mar- garet C.. to Mr. James Lee Tracy of | Great Barrington, Mass. 5 i Mr. and Mrs. David Troshinsky an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- | ter. Gertrude, to Mr. Jerome Foer, son | of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foer. | Miss Purcell's Anniversary Held at Orkney Springs‘ A surprise party was given at the| | Orkney Springs Hotel Wednesday eve- | ning for Miss Grace B. Purcell of | Lynchburg, Va.. in celebration of her birthday anniversary by the officials of | the hotel. i The affair was a surprise to Miss Purcell when she was invited out to the New Orleans cottage about 10 o'clock p.m.. where she found the facuity as- scmbled and a beautifully decorated cake, lighted with candles, in the cen- | ter of a table, with several packages around At the party were Mrs. E. L. Cockrel! Mr. E. L. Silber. Mrs. Gertrude Me- Knew. Mrs. Weedon, Miss Ruth Cook, Miss Lillian Shetzline, Misses Peggy and Virginia Silber, Mr. Edward Hall and | i ce Purcell. i of the first and upper 5 ficors of which will take about four wecks, any article of furniture can to the Special we are offering in Grand Piano .fl} 75 n Twelfth Street ] SUNDAY JUNE BRIDES, MOST OF WHOM WILL CONTINUE TO LIVE IN WASHINGTON TAR, WASHINGTON. D., C. JULY 1931—PART THREE. SOCIETY. Upper left: Mrs. Walton Speake Pettit, who as Miss Angeline W. Marshall was married in the garden of her home at Warrenton, Va., June 27. Upper center: Mrs. Miss Jane Florence Roach. George D. Sulliv Upper right: Mrs. William Richard Nolan, bride of June 2 Lower left: Mrs. H. Laurence Fahrney, who was formerly Miss Lower center: Mrs. Thomas W. Hogan, formerly Miss Orion Louise Dyer of the Dresden Apartments, her wedding day being June Lower right: Mrs. Melvin C. Roher, whose charmingly arranged wedding took place at the Washington Club. She is the daughter of Mr. and . bride of June iladys Mary Senor Don Carlos G. Davila \’ Returns to Embassy Here ___(Continued From First Page.) legation, Senor Don Luis Churion, was host to a party at the supper dance on the Le Paradis roof garden Thurs- day evening. The secretary of the Chilean em- |slovakian legation, Dr. Josef Nemecek, bassy, Senor Don Manuel Valdes, has sailed to spend a leave of absence in his native country. The military attache of the Cuban embassy and Senora de Prieto are spending the week end at Virginia Beach. The first secretary of the British embassy, Mr. T. A. Shone. will return to the city tomorrow from Long Island, where he went for the weck end. The first secretary of the Bulgarian legation and Mme. Bisseroff have been spending a few days motoring in New CONNECTICUT AVENUE | ferdahl in_their home in Norway | W. Va. All Sales Final who as Miss Mildred M. Brashears was married Saturday, June 27. and before that time ) haw. s Roselia Beatrice Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Murray, her wedding taking place June 25 at the home of her moth York and Pennsylvania and are ex- has joined Mrs. O'Donovan at Margate, | were delightfully entertained over the pected back in Washington the first of N. the week. ‘The first secrels legation, Mr. Leonard C. P. Offerdahl has_left this country to join Mme. Of- Mr. and Mrs. Offerdahl will return to Wash- ington in the Fall. The first secretary of the Czecho- is en route to California by motor for a several weeks' stay. He spent part of last week at White Sulphur Springs, The air attache of the French em- bassy and Mme. Thenault are spending the week end at Rehoboth Beach, Del. Mme. Thenault returned last week from a fortnight's stay at Harwich- port, Mass., where her children are, with her mother, Mrs. Oliver M. Spen- cer. Mme. Thenault plans to return to Massachusetts July 20. The secretary of the Irish Free State legation, Mr. Colman J. O'Donovan, Final Clearance All good things must end eventually, so next week will bring to a close the clearance of Rizik creations featured exclusively in our Con- necticut Avenue salon. of the Norwegian Centennial Chapter, O. E. S., | nial Chapter of the O. E. S, No. 26, | Mrs. ! and Dr. Claud Cooksle, worthy patron, ' taxes. | week end at the Orkney Springs Hotel The party was under the supervision of Mr. L. M. Culler and there was dancing, card playing. quoits. bowling horseback riding and tennis. and sev- cral prizes were awarded to the winners J., for the week end. Hosts to Worthy Officers Members of the Washington Centen- | For the second year in succession Mary H. Bayliss, worthy matron, | Aughnocloy, Ireland, will have no CLEARANCE SALE ENTRE STOCK $ 495 very Dress in the Store ALL ONE PRICE Sizes Il 1o 44 Over 300 styles to choose from. Including our new- est stock. Genuine VIRGINIA DARE Silk Dresses. Beau- tiful new Summer Styles. Printed Silks, Chiffons, Wash- able Silks, Silk Suits, Spaosts Dresses with separate Silk Jackets, Party Dresses. No Exchanges—No Refunds * VIRGINIA DARE 1235 G Street N.W, , Mrs. Charles C. Murray. Mrs. Frank B. Roach of Washington and was formerly >Miss Barber Entertains ?\t Dinner for House " Guests in Quantico Miss Virginia Lee of Rich- mond Visits Lieut. and Mrs. pl’\illip Thwing at Base. i QUANTICO, Va.; July 4 —Miss Eliza- beth Barber, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Tom Barber, gave a dinner in honor of her house guests, Ensign Will Barber, Midshipman William Mott and Miss Lou'se Wilson from Washington, daugh- ter of Col. Wilson, U. S. A. The other guests at the dinner were Miss Grace White, daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Ar- thur Whitz; her house guest, Miss Eliza- beth Orth of Washington: Midshipman Robert Hastings, Midshipman Elmer Glenn and Mr. Smedley Butler, jr. Miss Virgin‘a Lee of Richmond has b2en the hou:e guest of Lies nd Mrs. Fhillip Thw'ng for several di Col. and Ars. Jesse Dyer and their daughters have been the house guests of Col. and Mrs. J2mes Meade. They are motoring to the West Coast en | route to the China station, where Col. lD)'cl will be fleet Marine officer. Cub_Scouts Organized. The organization of Cub Scouts of Quantico uncer the direction of Capt. A. W. Paul was officially instituted as a Cub Pack of the Boy Scouts of America at a public cererony heid Thursday at the administration build- ing grounds. Tne atmosphere was that of an Indian tribal council fire, and Mr. W. L. Leitch, Scout executive for Virginia, officiated. Thirty-two small boys took the oath of allegiance to the !C:ub Scouts, and are now official Bob ats. Capt. and Mrs. James M. Bain an- | nounce the birth of a son, James Mur- | daugh Bain, jr.. at the Quantico Pamily | Hospital June 25 Mrs, Roy Geiger, wife of Maj. Geiger, and Miss Grace White, daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Arthur White, have gone | for'a two-week leaders’ training gourse |at the Girl Scout camp, Edith Macy, | at Briar Cliffe, N. Y. Miss Joyce Gei- ger has gone to the national Girl Scout cemp Andre, also in New York State, for two weeks' time. | Mrs. Uriel Sebee of Kansas City, wid- ow of Admiral Sebree, is spending part of the Summer with her son and his | wife, Maj. and Mrs. John Sebree, be- | fore 'sailing for Europe. Miss Miriam Stoweil of Federals- burg, Md., and Mr. Walter Gale of | Baltimore spent today with Capt. and Mrs. Houston Noble. Capt. Samuel Cumming has arrived in Quantico Irom the Virgin Islands. He will attend the Marine Corps School in the Fall. Mrs. Cumming, who is vis- iting at West Point, is expec »d here |1n the near future. ‘ Tea Dance Held. The most important social event of {the week was a tca dance given at the |Officers’ Club by Gen. and Mis. Ran- | dolph Berkeley Wednesd: July 1. in | honor of their son, Lieut. Jamas Phil- lips Berkel and his bride, whn were married on May 26 in Philadelphia. Gen. 2nd Mrs. Berkeley and Lieut. and Mrs. Berkeley were in the receiving line. A string orchestra (played for the dancers, and tea was sérved. Practically the whole post was asked to meet Lieut. and Mrs. Berkeley, who upon lea g here will be at the Marine Bar- racks in Portsmouth, Va., where Lieut. Berkeley is on du | Maj. and Mrs. George Clarke, U.S. A., land (heir caughters, Catherine and Jean, who have been in Quantico for a year while Maj. Clarke attended the ine Corps Schools, have left for hington, where he will attend the Industriai School in the Fall Mrs. Andrew Boggs Drum. wife of Col. Drum. ga a idge honor of Mrs. Fa Co wh band. Tieut. Cowley, is leaving s for Indian Head for duty. from Washington were Mrs. Harry Burr, Mrs. Samuel Howard, Mrs. C. C. Gill and Mrs. Carvell Hall Licut. Comdr. and Mrs. G. B. Wilson, who motored from the Philadelphia Navy Yard to Norfolk, spent the day in Quantico as the guests of Capt. and D. 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