Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1931, Page 18

T B2 M SOCIETY. SOCIETY Mrs. Gann Entertained at Luncheon and Short Cruise on River by Visitor RS. EDWARD EVERETT GANN was the guest in whose honor Mrs. Willlam Hunting- ton of Bradenton, Fla, enter- tained at luncheon today aboard her house boat, the Maribel, which has been at anchor in the river channel off Potomac Park for some days. Others at the luncheon were Mrs. Davis B. Wills, Mrs. Charles Howell Le- Fevre, Mrs. Geoige Y. Worthington, and Mrs. William P. Wooten. 1 The Secretary of War, Patrick Jay Hurley, was joined yesterday by Mrs. Hurley who came from Ventnor, N. J., | where she has a cottage for the Summer, Secretary and Mrs. Hurley are plan- | ning to leave Washington Saturday— though they may be able to get away tomorrow—for the West Coast. will sail Saturday, August 8, from Seat- tle, for the Philippines. The Belgian Ambassador, M. Paul| May, will go to Annapolis tomorrow and take possession of the cottage on Chesa- | eake Bay. near there, which he has ieased for the month of August. Senator W. E. Borah to Join | Mrs. Borah in White Mountains. | Mrs. William E. Borah of Wlshlnfi-} ton arrived last week to visit Mrs. | | P. They |y From South. who has just opened her lovely house ' on-Jack in the Pulpit lane, Bethlehem: | also by Mrs. George Dent Crabbs and | glny of Cincinnati, who are at the| rabbs’ Little Snow Hill farm in Fran- conia. Mrs. Brown is mhmlnlnf‘loon honor, and tor Borah and Judge ‘The Minister of Greece and Mme. Simopoulos entertained at dthner’ last evening at Oliff Lawn In Newport, where they are spending the Summer. Mrs. Ogden L. Mills, wife of the Act- ing Secrctary of the Treasury, who is cruising along the coast aboard her yacht Avalon, has with her her ter, Miss Dorothy Fell. Accomp Mrs. Mills' sister, Mrs. Philip Stephenson, -they spent yesterday at| Narragansett Pier, where Mr. Philip 8. . Randolph, father of Mrs. Mills and Mrs. !ter enson, joined them at the Dunes Club. ‘The charge d'affaires of Switserland, M. Etienne Lardy, has taken an apart- ment at Wardman Park Hotel until | the return of Mme. Lardy and their little family in the Autumn. M. d Mme. Lardy went abroad in the late Spring and Mme. Lardy is spending the Summer in their Swiss home. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, thelr daughter, Lelia, are visiting their relatives, the Postmaster and Mrs, Wil- liam M. Mooney at their residence, 4407 | Eighteenth street northwest. ~ Mrs. Brady before her marriage was Miss Lelia Speer. She and her sister. Bessie Speer, now the wife of Maj. Leonard Sparks, will be remembered as talented musicians Wi . Maj. and Mrs. Brad, Fort Bragg, N. C., where the major will be stationed for the next two years, Capt. Henry T. Wright, U. 8. N., who is stationed at Newport News, Va., has come to Washington, accompanied by Mrs. Wright, and will be at Wardman Park Hotel whil the Capital. Lieut. Comdr. R. 8. Berkey will en- | tertain a dinner pa:ty this evening in | the empire room Hotel. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Volney O. Clark have as their guests at their home in Lakewood, N. J., Mrs. Lawrence Smoot and Mrs. Rudolf Kudlich of Chevy Chase. Lieut. ” Comdr. Raymond Burhen, U. 8. N, and Mrs. Burhen, have an- nounced to their friends the arrival of a daughter Tuesday. They have named the baby Ray. The United States Minister fo Portu- gal and Mrs. John Glover South sailed today from New York aboard the Vul- cania for the former's post in Lisbon. Mr. and Mrs. Maxim Karolik enter- tained at dinner last evening in their villa in Newport in compliment to Lady Herbert of land, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. Shaw Bafe. Additional guests were asked for the program of musiec which Mr. Karolik gave after dinner. Mr. Arthur C. Pickering has gone to Newport and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Maxim Karolik. Miss Panny Russell, whose marriage at the Shoreham during their school days in | n. are motoring to | luncheon today, Miss Stearns will be one of the bridesmaids for Miss Russell, taking the place of Miss Pansy Bloomer who has gone out of town. this evening by Miss Anne lioway, another of the bridesmaids, Ensign Andrews giving his bachelor dinner this evening in Annapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Royall Mol combe have issued invitations for | dinner ' Newpore: e party il Haven, at Newpor! e pa | precede the ball Anl alter 8. Davison will give that eve- I ning for the latter's daughters, Miss Marian Snowden and Janet Browden to present them to Newport soclety. Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton and their son, John, jr., are at Jamestown, R. I, for the Summer. Dr. and Mrs. Victor Alfaro (Nancy Hamilton), are staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton in Spring Val- ley during their absence. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stitt have gone | to Maine for the Midsummer and are now at Kennebunkport before going to Poland Springs for & part of August. | Mr. George, Angus Garrett has joined ‘Cnl. Frank Veech of New York at New- rt where they will be at the feunchinger-King for the remainder of the week. Al Fresco Dinner for Guests From San Antonio, Tex. | Mr. Edward H. Landers was host at dinner last evening at the Shoreh |in ocompltment to his brother and | ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James H. La | ders of San Antonio, Tex., who are vi |iting Mr. Landers' parents, Col. and | Mrs Howard L. Landers. Mrs. James |H. Landers was before her marriage | Miss Christine _Larsen, _daughter of Representative William W. Larsen of bA Miss Russell will be feted ‘H"Ol dinner which Mr. Mrs. | Timothy T. Ansberry at Three Acres, | fillard her charming Summer home at Bethle- | Bfi:.',.“}',':.';.‘. LR gt hem. They recently motored with| Rear Admiral Arthur L. Willard, Master Timothy Peter Ansberry to the | former commandant of the Washing- | Mount Washington Hotel at Bretton arrived yesterday at ‘Wocds for luncheon and on last Satur- Harbor in command of two day were guests at a luncheon in MI%. | cryisers, which will be in the harbor Borah's honor given by Mrs. John G.|Guring the Maritime. tennis . tourne~ M. Glessner at the Rocks, her Bummer | Sarv® the NAriime, home at Littleton. Mrs. Ansberry, who bl | is retiring president of the White Moun- | Comdr. William C. Horton, R. N., | tain Garden Club, was chairman of the | assistant naval attache of the British | Committee for Arrangements of the | embassy and Mrs. Horton, were host club's lecture by Mrs. Francis King,|to a small group at dinner Tuesday | TAt!dhaijdmmm‘}!?w:% ln'nd.lcngr garden- | evening at Wardman Park Hotel, where ot Castma, L T tHuAt, UL'8 S ), ] . an rs. Irv] unt, U. DowiingBrown o Shelourne. was | Soveners T 1. 7o aton, o greeted there by many friends upon | " “home i her first appearance at the mruenc‘;fib’%fifi:’:{‘"' s lecture, and at tea afterward was joined 8 o by Mrs. John W. Guider of Washington, Maj. and Mrs. Sidney E. Brady lnd’ = "DULIN & MARTIN Porch and Garden “Close-Out” Values Chinese Peel Extension Chairs @ were 555 $11.95 were 3000 $15,00 Chaise Longue (4) Were 581.00 $15.00 Stools were s $3.25 Chair wusn $7.00 Rocker was sz $10,00 Table wwmes $9.50 Rocker wa s $550 Chairs were s $11,00 Garden ltems Of everlasting Cypress —white enameled. Settee was s $8,00 Chair ws w5 $6,50 Rocker was »5 $7,00 Bench s15. as - $9,75 Arch Gate s $15,00 Pergola ™ mes $7.25 Garden Vase Trellis sum—sn 75¢ @ WekTione $5.25 Store Closed All Day on Saturday During August DuLIN @ MARTIN Connecticut Ave. ana l” PARKING SERVICE—Conn. Ave. Entrance Rustic Hickory Chairs Tohiti and flat reed seats: $3.50 to $5.75 $2.50, $4.35 Tables ™wnd ad, i $4.75, $6.50 M. Rosprdort The Original “G" Street Furrier Metropolitan 9285 1215 G St. National 8663 106 25th 1 Annual August Fur Sale In buyinx a Rosendorf Fur Coat _this August you are un- questionably assured of getting more quality and smartness for your money than ever before. To Illustrate: That Hudson Seal Coat (Dyed Mushr That You Paid $300 an As low as ) Up in 1929 That Jep Mink That You Paid $450 and Up in 1929 s low as $220Q That Raccoon Coat You Paid $300 and Up in 1929 As low as sl 75 That Squirrel Coat You Paid $400 in 1929 As low as $1 95 and up. That Silver Muskrat Coat $250 in 1929 As low as $l 00 and up. A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT will reserve your selection as long as desired. Our Liberal Payment Plan makes it easy and conveniefi to purchase any Coat yod want. to Ensign Richard Stottko Andrews, | Georgia. U. 8. N., will take place Saturday, was = the guest in whose honor Miss Frances ‘The marriage of iss Jane McDill, Stearns of Virginia entertalned at | daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John R. Mc- e et e e e Store Closed All Day Saturdays Durin, Store Hours: 8:15 to 6 O" July and August lock Semi- annual 2 Groups Women's Shoes embracing black and brown footwear suitable for Autumn and Winter wear and plenty of white shoes for dress and sports Now further reduced to $890 and $G-0 Children’s Footwear Reduced to $2.90, $390 and $4.90 Special Sale Silk Hosiery $1.10 pair; 3 pairs for $3 All Sales Final RICHS FST.ATTENTH Clearance Sale Rich’s At the Juvenile Shop ... Friday End-of-the-Month Clearance 0Odds. and ends. Children's Socks and Hose, | s, Pique, Silk and Organdy Bonnets, ) ttles, regular 25¢ Rubber Pants and Baby Hairbrushes, Baby Boy Wash Straw Hats, Berets, Japanese Para- Clearance ) 10c Clearance 3 for 50 sols, etc. _— 50c Boys’ Goli Hose, Rain Hats, 50c Rubber Crib Sheets, Rompers, Balbriggan Pajamas, 39¢ Cambric Waists, Muslin Panties, 20c to 49¢ values; Crossbar Muslin Union Suits, sizes 2 and 4 only mbroidery Trimmed Infants’ Gertrudes; regular 25c Anklet Socks, all sizes; etc. Wool Bathing Suits, 2 to 4 years; White Beach Ducks, 4 to 14, regular $1 values; 29 pairs assorted Infants’ Shoes and Slippers; Crepe Beach Coats, sizes 8 to 14: Golf Sweaters, sizes 8 to 16; Boys’ Suits, 2 to 6; Girls’ Dresses, some with pantics; Beach Suits, Overalls, Long-Pants Suits, Dimity Rompers, Pique Flop Hats, Play Garments. 29 Infants’ Silk Dresses, 1 to 3 years, §1.95 to $3.95 values. . Better grade of Sheer Frocks, sizes up to 14. Voile, 8ruhndy. Imported Swiss, fancy prints, etc., regular $1.59 to $2.95 values. 19 Medium-weight Coats, sizes 1 to 6, $3.95 to $5.05 values. 17 Piqued Coats, light shades, $2.95 to $4.50 values. 28 Sheer Rompers, regularly §1.50 and $1.69. Regular $1.50 Beach Pajamas and Hats. $295 and $3.50 Linen and Pique Carriage Robes and Sets. $1.95 Pajamas, sizes 8 to 14. $1.95 Bath Robes of Crepe, Terry Cloth, etc., sizes 8 to 14, etc. sizes "1 to 6, 38 Girls' Silk Dresses, sizes 2 to 16, pastel and street shades, $2.95 to $7.95 values. 14 Girls’ Coats, sizes 2 to 16, $7.95 to $17.50 values. 4 Girls' Wool Flannel Coats. Pastel shades. 8 to 14, Clearance ALL SALES FINAL Brunschwi S E Street Corner 8™ D. C, THURSDAY, Dill of Washington, 40 Mr. Giles Greville Healey, son of Mr. and Mrs, Sumner !h;l.hey B::“l' yYu'r.k.. tooé place . The ceremon: performed mey Fifth Avenue _Presbyterian ents, officlating. 'An_informal recep- tion followed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Ingels, at 1 Neekman place. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was attended by Miss Katrina Hincks. Mr. David Carter was best man. Later in the day Mr. and Mrs. Healey left for & wedding trip and on its com- letion will make their home in New ork. Mr. Healey is a grandson of ‘th! late Gen. Warren M. Healey. | Mr. and Mrs. Blaise de Sibour en- | tertained informally last evening at the | dinner dance on the Shoreham terrace. M. d Mrs. George Ladd of the Open ’til 2. P.M. Again Saturday! “Sun Sandals” that were $1.95 Now 95¢ Boys' and Girle' imported, sturdily made Play Oxfords and Barefoot Sandals. Now at about half-price. JULY 80, 1931. Balfour and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon c.! Clapp amd daughter, Miss Nancy Clapp, ! Are leaving tomorrow for their Summer home, Camp Ladd, on Wilson Lake, in Maine. They will join Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Ladd and their two daugh- ters in New York, and the whole family will continue on North. Next week Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner Ladd of Lowell street and their daughter, Miss Annette Ladd, will leave for Mechan- icsburg, Pa., where Miss spend two weeks with grandmother, Mrs. James Irving Bteel, while her parents go to Camp Ladd for | & vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davidson of Lowell street and their three children, ald, and Jean, are leaving Sunday for Scarsdale, N. Y., to visit (Continued on Third Page. Summer Shoes Speeding Away! pee mng Away. —to the tune of the most radically re- duced prices we’ve offered in years. No wonder the “Hahn” stores are as busy as at Easter or Xmas time! Beginning tomorrow, a further sen- sational reduction in these popular rub- ber-soled Roman-striped beach, house and town sandals. Closing them out... with 6 weeks still ahead to wear ‘em. Women's and children’s—95¢!1! of Misses’ and Growing 3irls’ Dress and Sport Shoes. Numerous gond-looking styles now much reduced. $2.89 Saturday, last day of the big “Florsheim” Sale. Last chance to buy ‘em at— $7.85 $8.85 1207 F 7th & K 3212 14th en’s store only « .. 14th at G SOCIETY. our Summer stock S( must be disposed of in July . . . therefore these ridiculously low final prices. Summer Dresses reduced to the lowest 575 1075 AT P B A Bty Ao were $16.50 are that were $25.50 included. ~ are included. point 1475 For every dress that was $29.75. Many that were $39.75 are included. A Few More Da&sl To Take Advantage of Our Luggage Sale of Odds & Ends HIS merchandise is all new, modern and well selected. Wgq are closing out such items as our first year of operating has taught $22.50 Wardrobe Hat Case. ... 5 Other Groups: Values from $26.00 to $30.50 Reduced to Values from $35.00 to $40.00 Reduced to Values from $40.00 to $76.00 Reduced to. . Handbags Reduced , to V3 . us to discontinue. $25 and $27.50 Fitted Cases. ... $22.50 and $25.00 Pullman Wardrobe Camalier & Buckley Fine Leathermare 1141 CONNECTICUT AVENUE 2 Doors Above the Mayflower Becker’s 55th Anniversary Sale GIFTS 1/4 to 1/2 OFF $50 Motor Restaurants. .. ... $35 Danish Pewter Trays $7.50 Pewter Cocktail Sets $5 Hand Painted Trays .. $4.95 Card Tables $2.95 Pewter Relish Dishes . .. $2.95 Chinese Embroideries BECKERS 1314 F St. N.W. Quality—Moderately Priced Only 2 More Day ) Becker’s 55th Anniversary Sale 1/4 to 1/2 OFF Boots and Saddlery All Discontinued and Odd Size Men's Riding Boots 1, OFF Our entire stock of fine English Saddles included in this clearance event at— 1, OFF Regular $5 to $15 Horse Blankets and Sheets. . ..now $2.50 to $7.50 Regular $13.50 fine Englieh Bridle Leather Puttees.......now $6.75 BELKERS 1314 F Street N.W. - Quality—Moderately Priced