Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1931, Page 18

ZOCIETY. " Anniversary of the Fall of the Bastile Cele- ¢ brated by Frencl\ Luncheon at the Embassy. Ambassador of France, M.| HBaulClandel, entertained In- | formally at luncheon todsy at| the embassy, in celebration of | Bastile day. The guests were . members of the embaasy staff, The Ambassador of Turkey, Mr. Ahmet Muhtar, entertained informally | at dinner last evening on the Shore- ham terrace. Mrs. Lamont Will Go Tomorrow To Summer Home for Season. Mrs. Robert Patterson Lamont, wife of the Secretary of Commerce, will leave Washington tomorrow for Chi- cago, where she will spend a week be- fore going to her Summer home at Land o' Lakes, Wis. It is expected that | ~ Mrs. Chauncey Belknap and Mrs. | Charles Eskridge Saltzman, daughters of the Secretary and Mrs. Lamont, will join her for a visit before the end of the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Belknap _are in their Summer place, Wampum | Hill, at Georgetown, Conn., and Mr. | and Mrs. Saltzman, who were married in May, are in New York. Countess Szechenyi, wife of the Min- ister of Hungary, entertained at a box party last night for the annual benefit concert at the Art Association, in New- port. ‘ The Minister of Nicaragua and Se- .nora de Sacasa entertained a large | party at dinner on the Shoreham ter- | race last evening in honor of Maj. | F. B. Price, U. 8. M. C., and | e, who will leave tomorrow | agua, where Ma). Price will | s United States observer of the | municipal elections in October. Other guests included the Minister of Guate- mala and Senora de Recinos, the naval attache of the Spanish embassy, Comdr. Federico Monreal y Pilon, the eounsel- | lor of the Nicaraguan legation, Senor Dr. Don Evaristo Carazo, Miss Price and Mr. Price, daughter and son of Maj. and Mrs. Price: Senorita Maria ter, Senorita Gaby daughters of the Minister of Bolivia | and Senora Diez de Medina, Senorita Maria Sacasa, daughter of the hosts, and Mr. Waverly Taylor. Representative and Mrs. John C. * Schafer have delayed their departure for Wisconsin on account of the for- mer's illness. at Mounv. Alto Hospital. Representative and Mrs. PFred A . Britten have as their guest at Montauk " Point, Long Island, Rear Admiral Wil- ~ liam A. Moffett, chief of the Bureauu of | Naval Aeronautics. Admiral Moffet will | be the honor guest tonight at a large _ dinner dance at the Montauk Manar. ‘The Assistant Secretary of War and | * Mrs. Frederick H. Payne have selected | - Thanksgiving day for the date on which they will present their daughter, Miss | Carolyn H. Payne, to society. The party | * will be given at the Mayflower. Among other debutantes of the com- ing season are Miss Betty Peelle, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanton C. Peelle; Miss Cooke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Levi Cooke Hollow: daughter ton Hollow . daughter R. Ogilby; of Mr. and Mrs. M Dorothy Nicholson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Nicholson: foie Rose Page, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. - Page, and Miss Mary Clarke. The debutante season will be opened by a Black and White ball at the May- - flower October 31. given by Mrs. Wil- * Ham Laird Dunlop, Jr. Miss _Anne ; Miss Elizabeth Ogilby, f Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. | Mrs. William J. Flather, Jr.; and Mre. William Hine | Envoy Today at Ely was accompanied to the post by'\ his alde, Maj. J. N. Dalton. Maj. and Mrs. Robert Goetz ‘and their children will give up their apart- ment at Wardman Park Hotel and go Thursday morning to Saugatuck, Conn., | to visit Mrs. Goetz's uncle, Mr. Willlam Phelps Eno, in his Summer home, | Judah Rock. Maj. and Mrs. Goetz will sail Thursday, July 30, aboard the n’.l public for Belgium, where Ma). Goetz has been appointed military attache of the United States embassy. Maj. and Mrs. Goetz were hosts at | dinner last evening on the Shoreham | terrace, when their guests were the Belgian Ambassador, Mr. Paul Moy: the Minister of the Netherlands, Mr. | | J. H. Van Royen; (lie air attache of the French embassy and Mme. The- | nault; the cammercial counselcr of the | Swedish legation and Mme. Weidel | Comte de Buisseret, second secretary of the Belgian embassy: Mr. Herman Van | Royen, son of the Minister of the| | Netherlands; Col. and Mrs. A. T. Smith, | Col. and Mrs. Robert C. Foy, Col. lnd‘ Mrs, Charles B. Moore, Capt. and Mrs. | | Praneis M. Brady, who will soon sail | for Rome, where the captain will as- | sume his new duties a> air attache of | the United States embassy; Mr. und| Mrs. Wil- son Pritchett, Mrs. 3 r. | and Mrs, Walter Chappell and Mrs. ‘Walter Schoellkopf. Maj. and Mrs. Fabian L. Pratt wil THE- EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, T be hosts to'a party this svening at the dinner dance on the m am terrace. Maj. and Mrs. Lane IMM have returned from a trip to New England, having made the roun& trip<on the 8. 8. Fairiax to’ 'lomm ‘Capt. ‘and Mn “Warren J. Clear will leave shortly for San Prancisco, Calif., where Oapt. Clear will be on duu with the San.Francisco High Sc! ‘Their home is at Del Monte, cuuA Capt. Clear has been on duty with the Mili- urv Intelligence Division in the office chief of staff, and for three years %—ney made their home in Aurera Hills, 8. Lieut: and Mrs. Louis " Dreller have vis‘unl them for a period of several wel Mrs. Dreller's sister, Miss Naomi Mulnrnn of Los Anenlts Calif, Lieut, William ‘Cohnor, U, 5. A, of New York City, vmh Lieut. J. Trimble Brown, of Boston, Mass., is | staying nt‘ wnrdmln Park Hotel while ing with Mr. Aspinwall Priday, June 24, in Washington. Mrs. Holecombe, Former Belle Here, Seeks Air Pilot License. Mrs. Benjamin R. Holcombe is spend- ing much of her time this Summer studying the art of flying and expects tc receive her pflots license before the PENN §: Wheredo Go 0AW &y for Chicken Fried ’luw Real Souithern Way WAy PENN-DAW. o/ Course/ Chicken Dinner $1.50 L[ LI L il R L el R S A 0 B S A L e T L] DELMAN final clearance SA WERE UP o stock and generous are offered at corres Maj. Gen. Hanson E. Ely was the honor guest at luncheon yesterday at the | New Jersey State Camp, at Sea Girt, of Maj. Gen. Quincy A. Gilimore. Ge! [t B S BT GOWNS - i i . i) REBUILDING We ve Sensationally Reduced 365 - nd JACKET a 12721 Breslau. 1307-9-11-13-15 G St. N.W. DELMAN SHOE CONNELC TILCUT 4 L OF HAND-MADE SHOES ‘085 TOo $32 The hand-made shoes in this Clearance were selected from the extensive Delman ly represent every style and size. Hosiery, hags and buckles ponding reductions. SALON AVENUE LR R COATS LE ] e DRESSES SUITS of Shantung, Printed Crepe, Flowered Chif- fons,and Cloth Suits! md of Summer. She is taking s course under Chief Pilot Max Holtzem at the Newport. airport. Mrs. Neal Halpin and her two sons, Neal Halpin, jr, and Jack Halpin, will D. C. TUESDAY. m lmm time in New York at the St. Mu. Harrington Mills has with_her at Saranac Inn her mother, Mrs. Olive Wornick of Decatur, Ill, who will be | Mr: JULY 14, 1931 SOCIETY., Galloway; Miss Sue Thomas and Miss Jean Thomas, her daughters. ‘Tea was served in the old gardens of Tanglewood and the guests included 's. Katherine Alvord, Mrs. ‘Thomas Hyde, 4th; Mrs. Harold Lounsbury, Mn Yellott Canby, Mrs. Prank Wilison, M; mt:lnb!, Mrs. Roland Childs, Mrs Owings, Mrs. Francis Miller, Miss Beatrice Moore, Miss Mary Read- ing Nichols, Mrs. Francis A. Thomas, Mrs. Austin LaMar, Mrs. Edward Snowden, Mrs. Willlam Glipin, Miss (Cont on ). FACTORY CLOSE-OUT 500 Prs. Fresh Ruffied Curtains At Less Than Present Whelesale Cost 950 Pr. 31.25 Wo tI l e Worth elous opportunity to sec new cunulm at_astoynding savi cornice valance McD 1202 G 8t. N.W. Decorat Dis. 3211 Draperies, Upholstering, w Shades with her for the Temainder of the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Atwill enter- tained at dinner last evening in their home in New- York. In addition to those in their own circle, the guests included & number of friends of the latter's daughter, Miss Louise Brooks, w};: ';r/lll be presented to society next 80 tomorrow to Plymouth, Pa., to visit Telatives, Mrs., Halpin and her sons wm sail Friday, August 14 for Belgium to join Mr. Ipin in Brussels where the latter is assigned as experty ll:- countant by the Tariff Commissi Mr. and Mrs. Halpin formerly llvzd in Cincinnati but have made their home in wuhln‘tnn for some years. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Owen Coffin and their two children arrived today at Rock Maple, the .home of Mrs. Coffin's mother Mrs. George von L. Meyer at Swampscott, Mass. Miss Alicia Rodgers, granddaughter of Mrs. Meyers also is at Swampscott. Mrs. Clarence A. Aspinwall lefl today for Watertown, Conn., to be with her mother, Mrs. E. H. Scoville, before sail- Mrs. Hugh Galloway of Washington, formerly Miss Elrlh Chichester, who was married in the Spring, was enter- tained yesterday afternoon by her cousin, Mrs. Frederick L. Thomas, at an bridge rty, which was followed b{d tea, at Tanglewood, the attractive . Thomas was assisted by her , Mrs. John C. Bentley: her aunt, Mrs. Newton Stabler; Mrs. Wash- ington B. Chichester, mother of Mrs. to spend six weeks abroad. Mrs. John Allan Dougherty is spend- i Here is your unusual opportunity to Kave your sitting by Underwood's famous artists, and secure a large, richly fin- ished Colonial portrait, completely framed in a handsome bronze and gllu easel ‘rlme. desk size—a $27.50 value! This offer is subject to withdrawal and is limited to two in any family. 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