Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1931, Page 18

| B2:. . SOCIETY SOCIETY President Back From Camp—Will Greet : " Argentine Naval Officers—Other Parties for Visitors. RESID] HOOVER returned to the te House at mid-day after being at his camp on the Rapidan over Sunday. He will receive Capt. Francisco Lajous, commanding officer of the Argentine frigate Presidente Sarmiento tomorrow at 12:30 o'clock, and the other officers of the training ship from South America. Capt. Lajous, who served as naval attache of the Argentine embassy here for several years, with the officers ahd cadets from the frigate will arrive tomorrow morning and will spend the day in the Capital, returning to New ¥York in the early evening. ‘The Ambassador of Argentina, Senor Felipe Espil, who was first secretary of the embassy when Capt. Lajous was n ttache, will give a reception to- m afternoon from 5 to 6 o'clock for the officers and cadets to which only men are invited. x e acting Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Ernest Lee Jahncke, will' be host at | luncheon tomorrow, entertaining Capi. Lajous and the officers of the frigate in the Chinese room of the Mayflower Other guests will include the bassador and members of the em- bassy staff, and the Navy Band Or- chestra will play during the.festivity. Secretary and Mrs. Stimson to Fete British Prime Minister. The Secretary of State and Mrs. Henry L. Stimson’ will entertain Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald of Eng- land in the hunting lodge in the high- lands of Scotland whicn they leased for a vacation. Premier MacDou- ald will go to Scotland Thursday and will be with Secretary and Mrs. fitimson for several days. ‘Mrs. Willlam De Witt Mitchell, wife of the Attorney General, will cttend the dinner for her niece, Miss Certrude Bancroft, and Mr, Hubert Brian Hol- Jand, to be given this evening by Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Bancroft in their home in St. Paul. Miss Bancroft's wed- ding to Mr. Hubert Brian Holland will take place tomorrow evening at o'clock in St. John's Episcopal Church at_St. Paul. The Attorney General returned to ‘Washington this morning after a week end absence from the city. The Belgian Ambassador, M. Paul May, who has taken a cottage on the Chesapeake Bay for *he remainder of the season, spent the week ¢nd at Carvel Hall, in Annapolis, before taking possession of the cottage. The scting ‘Secretary of State and Mrs.- William R. Castle, jr. were the honor guests at dinner at Hot Springs last evenihg of Maj. and Mrs. Willlam McKee Dunn. The acting Secretary joined Mrs. Castle at the resort for the week end, Mrs. Castle being estab- lished there for the Summer months. The acting Secretary of the Treas- ury, Mr. Ogden L. Mills, will return to the Capital tomorrow from Newport, ‘where he has been spending a few days with Mrs. Mills on their yacht, Avalon. The charge d'affaires of Costa Rica, Senor Don Guillermo de Gonzales, was host to a_small party at the supper dance on Le Paradis roof garden Sat- urday evening. Capt. John M. Enochs, U. S. N., and Mrs. Enochs, accompanied by the Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Langston and Mrs. John | 8. Kerman, motored from their homes in Accotink, Va, and were at the Chambrelin, Old Point: Comfort, ever Bunday. Mrs. Eugene Meyer, jr., wifc of the swemo'r of the Federal Reserve Board, salling today on the Bremen to spend the remainder of the Summer abroad. Lieut. R. A. Gillet was host to a small party at the Shoreham terrace dinner dance Saturday evening. Guests From Washington at Southampton House Party. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman are entertaining a house party in their Summer home in the Shinnecock Hills, . l:‘rrunnh week. her marriage, Miss Prochnik, daughter of the Minister of Austria; Miss Helen Van C. de Pen":l', 3 Todd, Mr. J. Sheridan Buays ind Benor amon Paailla, son of the | 5 former Ambassador of Spain and at- Southampton Beach Prancis Sullivan of Former Representative Jeannette Rankin was the guest of honor, at din- ner last evening of Miss Louise Mac- Donald, who entertained in her home at 1824 Belmont road. Miss Rankin will go to New York today and will sail tomorrow aboard - the Europa for Switzerland, where she will spend some time in Geneva. Mr, Donald MacDonald, 3d, who has been at Blacksburg, Va., for several weeks, has returned and will be host at dinner tomorrow evening in honor of Lieut. and Mrs. E. V. Macatee of Blacksburg. Baron and Baroness von Below are spending the month at Crawford Notch, in the White Mountains of New Mr. and Mrs. Percival 8. 'l‘\rldflu and Miss Patricla Ridsdale, wh8 were at Lake Spofford, N. H, for the past two weeks, are at Lake Placid for August. The Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott Smith, rector of St. Margaret's Church, has gone to Atlantic City and is at the Dennis during August. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Corby, who are spending the Summer at Rockland Breakwater, Maine, entertained at din- ?" last evening at the New Meadows nn, Mr, and Mrs. John Henry Yates and their daughter, Miss Jeanne Marden Yates, started today for a vacation at Ocean City, Md. They will join Mrs. Yates' sister, Mrs. Lorin Brown, o Baltimore and her small son, Francis, 8|and will stay at the Majestic. Mr. Harold N. Marsh is again in his Cleveland Park home after spend- ing the week end with Mrs. Marsh and their children in their cottage at Gib- son Island. Miss Katharine Dunlop has gone to Centerville, Cape Cod, visiting Mrs. Reeve Lewis. Mrs. Emilio de Zarouz, who has been visiting the Misses Colhoun at Bay Head, N. J, has gone to Blue Ridge Summit for the remainder of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Sabin Hosts To Interesting Guests at Lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Sabin en- the smartest coats with the finest quality furs whege she is| B ot of “the Tormer Aasistane Sestorsiy ot K‘m e Hotel, where they make Mr. and Mrs, Hiram K. Green and son, of Washington, who has & Summer hm'ma nllzg:n:zn. 3‘..";':.5 and then later iebec, return! about two weeks, hglis this morning to spend a week Hotel Chalfonte at Vlr(l:lh Belc.!:' o Mr. and Mrs. John L. Powell have taken an apartment Hotel. pal &t Wardman Park Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fols taken an apartment at the llgre!?:: :hh:?utfiy '1%1 m:ke their home in 5 ey forms the R elt, y erly resided at Shower for Miss Masoughtry, Whe Will Marry in Sepiember. Miss Helen Gertrude Macoughtry, who will marr Mr. Thomas Ritchie Edmon- ston September 5, was the guest of honor at ridal shower given by Mr. Edmonston’s mother, Mrs. Robert Owen Edmonston, Friday evening, July 31. hillip-Louise 1727 L St. N.W. Final Reductions for Immediate Clearance of all Spring end Summer Merchandise DRESSES that sold from 12.50 to 39.50, mow 3.50, S, 7.50, 10, 12.50 Some very desirable dresses for Fall wear. Hats at 1.00 5.00, 7.50 Open Satwrday wuntil 5 o'clock I IARRIS STREET s -wonderful Coats at $42 ., glorious Coats at %62.. luxurious Coats at $78.. masterpiecesat$88 and $108 rices that cannot e expected later Dainty Summer Clothes Save Money at Manhattan where Extra Care Gives Clothes Longer Life. Three-Day Delivery on Everything! YOU SACRIFICE long wear if you deny clothes the protection that Manhattan’s soft Net Bags give them during washing. Especially do the delicate fabrics of Summer need this extra care. You just can’t give it to them at home. Dainty silks and voiles . and linens . . . all are safe organdies ause all are rotected from wear. Nothing touches them Eut the pure, gentle suds of palm oil soap. Then come floods of soft, filtered rinse water—swirling through the bags—bring- ing new life and freshness. Extra care at no extra cost! No wonder your clothes come home as fresh and pretty as new! And extra speed too . .. everything deliv- ered in three days instead of four or more. What a convenience on such pieces as shirts, dresses, handkerchiefs, and undergarments! linen suits There is a Manhattan service to fit your needs. Our service man is waitin it to you. Telephone for him to explain ay. i Keep cool in freshly laun- dered clothes. They look better and stay new longer ‘when they’re washed in Maahattan's soft Net Bags. CALL DECATUR 1120 MANHATTAN Laundry Na Bags Save You Money By Saving Your Clothes VIRGINIA . VIRGINIA OFFICE: WILSON BOULEVARD AND MILITARY ROAD, ROSSLYN, VIRGINIA Coprrighg se Dr. and Mrs. James L. Barnhard left : have just vacation at Virginia Beach, Ocean' View and Norfolk, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8. Wilkins are JAPASTERNAK CLEARAWAY SALES after stock-taking reductions bottom prices to close out we must effect an absolute disposal of all re- maining stocks to make room for incoming Fall goods . . . everything is marked down to sacrifice prices to sell. Act Quickly for Best Selection DRESSES .. 850 12.50 COATS ....10.00 15.00 SUITS .....15.00 20.00 25.00 HATS...... 1.50 3.50 5.00 No Charges, No Returns, All Sales Final 19.50 25.00 hilipsborn ELEVENTH ST. - BETWEEN Fe&G INSPIRED BY THE BEST DRESSED BEAUTY OF THE 19th CENTURY ... (ae (‘guc;nah' ng 6m[)wn EUGENIE HATS Designed for Fall— Very Smart for Now... An Interesting Group At *3 In the Salon $10 to $I15 ’ The most scintillating beauty of the 19th Century inspired these beautiful hats, designed in felt . .. velvet ... and chenille . . . soft and luxurious. We show the derby, off- the-side and brim styles—all tipping over the right eye in a rakish way. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius McGillicuddy, with their daughter Ruth, spent the week end at Wardman Park Hotel, re- DULIN & MARTIN Summer Housewares Electric Fans Various styles. 8-inch fan that runs on either a. c. or direct cur- $3 98 . rent. Special i Cold Water Bottles Flat shape—requiring small space in refrigerator. Quart size. 2 for c Corn-on-Cob and Asparagus Cookers Fitted with inside rack and white enameled. Re- % duced from $3.90 to $2°75 Knives, Forks, Spoons—Chrome Plated Donchester pattern. 3 kinds Hollow Handled Knives. 5() ‘Were $2 each. ‘Three sizes Forks, five «kinds Spoons. Were 60c, 90c 25 each. C. Lawn Benches Porch Rockers Green wood slat- Green slatted Sl S - o 9005 Lawn Mowers : 18-inch Ball-bearing, 5-blade, Self-sharpening. Extremely light funning. ‘Reduced from ufl‘o $9'00 Made to use three in line sbout sixteen feet apart. An efficlent, low-priced System with adjustable distribution of water. Set of-4 with three 16-ft. sections of DuLIN 2 MARTIN Connedticit Ave. anad L PARKING SERVICE—Conn. Ave. Entrance iy Linger’s = Fear Not These Hot Nights Sleep on one of our Mattresses and Springs -925 G St. N.W. Natl. 4711. Mattresses Remade WESTINGHOUSE El lectric Refrigerators For As Little As $190.00 00 A lifetime of satisfactory service, ‘economy and dependability. Liberal Terms % MUDDIMAN & 11 G St. Nat'l 0140-2622/ or 1888 WESTINGHOUSE ESNOHONILSAM, Quality Service Over 30 Years Reupholstering & Repairing Rockers Splinted by Tts at the Now Preval gflcu for Two Days O::ll;n‘ i Write, Phone or Call Metropolitan 2062 or Residence Phone Cleveland 0430 3721 Porter St., Cleveland Park Estimates and Samples Given Free CLAY ARMSTRONG Upholsterer 1235 10th St. N.W. We'll Free Your UPHOLSTERED Furniture of Moths —and other Insects —also your Draperies, Rugs, Mattresses, Woolens, etc, at very Reasonable Cost. fOur special process of ~ Fumigation —does the trick. fiLet us call for vour household goods and give them this timely treatment, before moths do more damage, Merchants Transfer and Storage Co. 920-922 E St. Phone Nat. 6900 Make You Cooler Don’t Miss a One! After the Bath! Toilet Water by ELIZABETH ARDEN So cooling on the skin! Try it. It leaves the most delicate fragrance of roses, violets or lilacs. Arden’s toilet water, too, makes Summer more endurable and you more elusively lovely. . $1.50 or $3 Arden Shop—Street Floor Cool at the Waist! Garter Belts $].50 If you change from a_cor- set to one of these garter belts you seem 10 degrees cooler at once. Sheer yet strong little net Tub so easily, too! 24 to 28: Grey Shops—Second Floor affairs. Sizes Under Your Frock! . Bias Slips $3 Special They coolly cover you with- ~ out binding, and there’s no heavy fullness to bunch un- comfortably! They're the last word, too—we can't seem to get them ‘fast enough—so we bought a great quantity to get a new low price. Three styles in Fremch silk crepe . . . two with lace top and bottom, and the other a tailored style withpiping edge. Flesh, tea- rose, white. Sizes 34 to 44, Jellefi’s Grey Shops, Second Floor At Night! use this Cleansing Cream $1 You'll feel cool and relaxed if just before going to bed | you use this light, smooth " | ‘cream that slips into the pores as soon as it touches the skin and takes away the grime of the day! It comes in beautiful pastel jars ... and one jar goés a long way. Tolletries Shop—Street Flgor Store-Closed All Day Saturdays Durin, Aug v Store Hours: 8:15 to Gyo‘clockv T Rich’s 2=, Clearance Sale Choosing is still good! in those 2 groups WOMEN'S SHOES REDUCED to $ 8 90 and $6.90 high-grade and fashionable models embracing black and brown footwear suitable for Autumn and Winter wear and plenty of white shoes for dress and sports ‘Women’s satin and moire strap mules reduced from $4 and $5 to $2.90 Special Sale Silk Hosiery $1.10 pair; 3 pairs for $3 All Sales Final RICHS FST.AT TENTH GOLpSIRIPE Adjustables You'll love them once you've worn them! They fit . . . no binding, twisting . . . and wrinkling at top. And STRAIGHT SEAMS . . . because the garter clasp may, be fastened right in the seam. It's re- inforced. '1_95 sheerestde luxe chiffon. .35 fine dull chif- ‘1 » fo Always sure of trim legs in Seven inches of “adjustment space so every leg can be fit- ted. Five sections with run-stop hemstitching % so you can turn your hem where it suits you! . Only at Jelieff's in W ashington Gold Stripe Shop Street Floor Off with the OLD COVER On with the NEW B ag s__&l 95 New Fall Covers—$1.95 If you have one of these ingenious little bags come in to get a new spongy woolen cover for your first Fall costume! Or maybe you'd like velvet! If you don't own a bag that can take its cover off, come to see how n{nd these dre. One bag at $195 and as ma;sy kinds of covers at $1.95 each as you have cos- tumes. You'll - enjoy the smartness and the ~thrift of it! The Fall colors — Black, Sable Brown, Beige, Green.