Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1931, Page 37

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., AUGUST 30, 1931—PART THREE. - 2 r spending the Summer at Newport, where | officia] and diplomatic circles, and hne i . ‘. Many Pre-Nuptlal Partles the Rumanian legation is established. | €ntertained many Washington frien West Virginians Make Grit for Sandblasting. 1N.m,,,.[ Woman's Party | h:;-m Paul Myron Linebarger, District Mis. D. | €uRing thelr Beverly atay. Plans for Coming Season | The sandvasting process is very| Chinese Tea and Program |t {ne Woman's Party, Wi ‘be ‘moicases C. Shea and Miss Rita Shea | generally, made use of in the indus- for the afternoon. of Wuhln.tnn have been at the New | Py ‘The Executive Committee of the West | inese Given for Miss Wlnthro S e S | Qompeton O Tron” | gt et Sockmy nes o enumr, Al et lor & gt mady pur- o4, TgeE PRI, VLAY SRt — e and Mrs. H. L. Bisselle and Mr Some electrical engineers have u».l"‘l "‘“'“}l- on Thursday evening, at Poses, especially in the finishing of | House, national quarters of the _ The canary was so named because it S 3 TSR Y "‘;::l\ic Mx;:en"'ni, é,ii;;" };)l!lb\gl‘ull\‘i"x:!xl(:: cently perfected a new golf club hemV‘s"‘m"""‘hv éh:‘yluc :e.:idexnz. M‘:hg:h:um us;mu and machine parts. The sand ‘?‘“"‘"‘s’lf"““-’ gx: klrtybrl-hlellflcemoan“ ; ‘E:;_fr\;-;‘m::n:m to Europe from the ; | have been at Good Harbor Inn 2% made of a ecmiposition for which many | were discussed covering the soclety’s Mgl Of loses its eficiency rather | Girle e C i - Ma"lfldc to Mr. Bradford Is Event of Yestcrda) e William A Hill and Mis. John | cliims of superiority over steel have|Fall and Winter social Rctivities. ° | Quickly dnd has to be renewed con- | Mission 1 the Onised States. wi speak e M i 4 [ Al have Dot Amohg the Wash- | een made. The new chib hoed Wre~| . ThE. Stmumiftee on gecuring a new| SNiEL. "ThS Ferticies. _mileh. S|y che efusation of Ohiltiee. v, | at amilton, ass..—Beneht Iigton arfivals at the Hawthorne Ton | ported nestly ae sirong s mild steel: |Blace for meetings’ Mre. Frank L.!pedome r SOgulaT with sharp points | Tiroughout the afternoon typical Chi- at_East_Gloucester. aithough its base is of army canvas, | bOWman, n:' selecied the hal PO gororcract AR thelf | CUlling | nece” usic wil' be Tendered by the m |4 l Dance in Salem, Miss Fanaie Wells of Washington has | which i mteriocked In sush & way |8t Meridisn Mansions, 2400 Sixteentn §'pY JEtoved, Alundum was found | Ghingge Students' Club. " ee ouse | been "at the ‘Merrill Hall 8t EAst|yhat there is no defnite gain but & |Street morthwest, for ‘ail the general| )l heen sugee Dut recently steel erit| ™5 "o is the director of the Chin 5 v ¢ EERRN R . F S Gloucester, » . | HOMogeneous structure of great strength meetings, and the reception and ball e, PeSh augEested as a Sultable abri- | paucational Mission o the United THEAND T s BV M V. M. Netherland d Prank T S o v £el for Janua will be held o S — BEVERLY, Mass, August 20.—Mr. noon. The Merrills, whose Summer Netherland of Washington are st the :S?m,“‘.’".‘,“’fi. nmr'}\l"hl!”i{‘r.m;}”fl“mw; Willara Hotel. e e sl MRl R fz‘\Téiiu":e"«‘to"}fmfi“{'i"é“‘“& Mrsing A Friendly, W William H. Coolidge. jr.. of Manchaster, | home is Avalon; at Prides Crossing, Rbckaway, East Gloucester e e e et | cominttlets.: gnd phaiimen seisctod| RS it o iy Rouuld of ekeit |y lionitbe. oo Duking. | T Bl L Tindaen gave a dance last evening at the Myopia | pou " 0 (e o aeractive places | o M- #04 Mrs. Harris Hammond of | silient, were: Reception, Mrs. Frank 1 e ve r 85 long 85|y founded with Bo emnity NNOUNC Hunt' Ciub s Hamilion, one of the | W 0 o st attractive PISces | yow york City are visiting Mr Ham- | = Tt 15 waterproct and cannot chip or | man: dance. Mr, H. W. C.mp‘;,";}.‘ b - S S degree of eficlency. | funds returned % Cnion Ty t:;d;:";:;':‘; ANNOUNC many affairs preceding the wedding of | in that ¢ mond's father. Mr. John Hay® Ham- le its s ¢ ‘W, J : 3 Ty AL Pleow A SIS PR Sl o AR Sithien Apowsnary nor| O o Wpoh s B enko | T he e, e Cotpounite T b 3 Vo BLGnARRe | e i - e s ok S, DA mong thia Coewe | Much Reduced Rates Mr, and Mrs, Prederic Winthrop, o ; e de Lima e | Hill home in Gloucester. Miss Violet | resilisnce gives a longer and mcre easily | Mrs. Clara B, Holbrook; M0 S BN sl B yas fo It 1l-known Wash- | Silva have been entertaining Mr. Ferdi- | Gratz-Brow: ter. ] t | resilie 0 c y ar olbrook; press and Bi- did not break down until it had cleaned | Tmany years ane of its professors. 7 Hamilton, and well-known in g Gratz-Brown of New York City is Visit- | controlled ball according ,to tests on |centennial, Mr. D. W. GAIl: program. |in excess of 80.000 picoes. e ite of | Weekly ton, to Mr. Standish Bradford, which | nand C. Nano, counselor of the Ru-|ing Miss Eligabcth Hammond driving machines and in fhe hand: i " S 5 s of | Mr. 5 0 pi took place at Christ Church, in Ham- | manian legation. and Mademc Nano,| —Mr. and Mrs. R. A Johnson of Laurel Professional golfers = ,;’f’"gu‘,f(“fim":ndmvo-g:_-mm \Mr. | the latter abrasive was thercfore more | ——| North 1742 g‘m‘ |Flms i ave mfi‘mlnnfn Mo: where the Brastlian e Ma}‘x‘nrmt;:\c:{ — ’,’{" Frali i A Mrs,| Because these heads are molded in |Orren Hunter 3 sand lnd“l'lrl‘a?ulk el L'i:‘n.esn 1““; dfl:'m [ UPT‘!b S Mooty oig e o < @ . s been | James M. Green of Washing who | tightly closed steecl molds, there is | West Virginia wil ? onger than s the bridal party at their Cove house 4t :!tlp\'n‘énfiegnml‘;\ethr:ms(‘)lr'Em., it is the | have the Kennard cottage at Magnolia unifcrmily in shape, lie, welght and bal- | part in the w.:fl.f,‘fi'&f nn“xc‘::‘mx::xx‘u';v"h,"r‘;fl’d;‘“"‘;'_'g.‘ LSTERlNG Lavhs: Gutodls Soehits N e Hois d’?a{;‘?"! SO0 In Linseia saateast ta othir Bime | R s i gitetian e et o | s (o i SL Ie ociely are | ottler, advantages in favor of sheet giit | | PRl 5 g Each with Bath and Shower i In striking s Mi s. William of | plished right in the mold and there is forw: : ¢ | 3 ¢ Pri ini Miss Jean Sears, was one of Miss Win- | Mt whe n,lheudlpln;-nl(k‘ corps was | Highover, North Begrly at' Lob- no after-weightirg qf the clubhead. Also, ‘c‘;‘l’:;;\:mgf‘:""‘rg r:x‘:xc;h'ulalur:a‘;l in the l}l’\Id xLhe only thing to offset the good SE G B'kos Reasonably Priced Dining Room throo's attendants. - For the week to represented tn all of the colonies. M. | ster Lake M. for & late stay | thers are no afiér-finishing operations | The Arst meeting of the society will | costs b5 & ton. Iehnine et ang ccme, events of interest . 0 o ey are well known in Wa ton | to change the model ng freight, an dance Monday evening at the North be held the Arst Wedhesday In Ociober. ae stedl rit soem ot | Shore garden in Salem for the benefit | of the North Shore Branch of the Mas- sachusetts Society for the Prevention of to Children. The same evening sts’ recital is given at th2 tist Church in Bever! .‘,hqfil ]‘L;‘n | S i X D a ys 0 f G race Buy that Rug you need while you can benefit . by the August Sale Prices 123, ulh St. N.W, WE INVITE YOUR CALL 00 per ton. “We Live Our Profession” Enstern Pol from a t g in her : 7a of Massachu: L Edward L. Log : ng ti _ i - guests for the interesting ! remaln r t e Msaj. and Mrs. George S. Patton. Jr. ) ( ) o Washington, who are at Greer 3 ows. their Hamiiton for the long season on the N ore, will be among the exhibitors at t fifth annual horse show of the Myopia Hunt Club, to be held at Hamilton, on Labor day. The Patton cl en will ride in 5 the family group Aan k in the other events on the attractive j card Secretary of the Navy Charles Fran- cis Adems is keen on vatching and his greatest delight when he is able to get away from Washington. com along the North Shore. This wee piloted one of the fleet craft in 3 annual Il,ad:-:;' Plate races of the E-st- ern Yacht Club off Marblehead : 5 & : 3 Ambassador Ahmet Muhtar of Turkey | shall extend the closing day of the sale to include sitor to the North snorfi this ¢ Shi g i ; rriving to attend the reception in next dSatur V. So or o - - a g g, Ronr cf M Ruseel Boaraman, and ‘ ! a\ efore” returning the specially hn P the ton S e Y o e e PRPRSULLL AN, 5 fi:;,hfl&l’l g“’m’afi do, the B ,“;:,,"“J E offered features to stock at regular prices you have the Washington friends of Mr. Jus- olan it 5 4 i : tice Oliver Wendeil Holmes, of the privilege of this truly important bargain sale for six days United States Suoreme Court, will be B pleased to learn that racovering longer from a cold which k . b to his home .2t Beve eral di Mr. Justice Holmes observed | Yo i i 2 & . . . his_vinciieth birtndsy sunivessary in ; It's all merchandise we are proud to incgrporate in reg- arc and came to the Farms soon i - “ly -~ . . $.99 % . . atter ine Sup;;?n{ Court recessed. for _ ular stock—for it's “Furniture of Merit” in its best interpre- e Summer. He is up and & : : 3 day and takes 2 lcer : tation and most skilled execution. home for many Summers. “Th»> Holmes house is that of Oliver Wendell Holmes y 1 1 . . e Tamon ot and fche: of Juvice Electric By all means supply the home's needs with such an op- Bed Room Suite B I e R ar Clook portunity available, for the VARIETY is UNUSUAL, the Of i s e e B b Sy ot Wash 5. Tat Naan enijoping 0( OUALITY UNUSUAL 3 g W b L Ofa I!rr‘:flrv( design and splendid construction—far bevond that usual in a 8 North Shore visit as the guest I 74 QUAL h SUAL-and the PRICES UNPRECE- suite of this price. Handsomgly figured woods, with rich walnut finish—smart pre tive A. Pl rews 1 TN TN fect 1 H T £ . x,,n:cegm;‘am:: A P‘:I’E.I‘Anme;hlnai(dhf DENTED. effect with its simple and impressive lines. trict at Gloucester. The G 2 lo- mat made the trip to Massachusetts by M of the Beverly Historic ; 4 : 5 ve a talk on tl enr y sett !\‘3 on the - ¥ . i .. H H o 8 Ltk iy Siex L hagh. Our Costless Credit makes it possible to Merrill, of Washington, Tuesday after A . buy what you want when you want it—paying as you find it convenient INTRODUCED —in Washington by us for the benefit of those who desire an f ultra-smart crogquignole wave, with J I‘,: .y ringlet ends, a push-up that nmeed i . t be finger-waved. very popular for ssso mly Also our Sp_ecml Wave, Push-up Ringlet Ends Is Your Hair Dry— Harsh—Bane e R ot At ; : Bed Reom Suite. ©. . . . ., . . ... GATE!! y No suite has more attractive lines and few at double the price offer It's Worth Yo While—f 1M C,mfl::, .u::, s.r: e b‘;' | better intrinsic value. Each piece has plain walnut veneers. brought to $ Expert Beauticians that rich mellow tone that is the tell-tale of high-class furniture. 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