Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1931, Page 38

6 Count La Bassatiere Leaves After Visit To Maryland Relative Mr. and Mre. J. Y. Bryant Entertain at Myrtle Point, on Patuxent. | LBEONARDTOWN, Md, Sept. 19.— | Count Louis la Bassatiere of Paris, who | has been in the United States for the | last 17 months, left Monday after pass- ing a few days as the guest of his cousin, Mr. J. Fenner Lee, and Mrs. Lee at their place, Lee's Crest, on the Washington boulevard. He was accompanied vo St. Marys by Mr. Lee's niece, Miss Cornelia Lee . of Baltimore, Count la Bassatiere has spent the Summer with relatives in Newport and Bar Harbor, Me, and last Winter he was at Palm Beach. His mother before her marriage was Miss Mary O'Donnell of Baltimore. The count will sail for France early in October. Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Bryant of Myrtle Point on the Patuxent River are en- tertaining a house party this week, in- cluding Mrs. Herbert Vanderbilt of New York City and Mrs. I W. H. Campbell and her daughter, Miss Vir- Campbell, of Buffalo. Over last week end Dr. lm;' B‘lrs. All':n Carter of Baltimore were their guests. Prof. Emmett Corey of Washington was & recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dorsey in their cottage on the Patuxent. Dr. Willlam Scott, whose home is near Detroit, is the guest this week of Mr. George Wigginton and Mr. Rovert Wigginton in their hunting lodge on Belvedere Plantation on the lower Po- tomac. The Maj. William Thomas Chapter, D. A. R, of St. Marys County was en- tertained Saturday, September 12, at Juncheon by Mrs. Rex. Adams in her home at Andover in Valley Lee. She was assisted in recelving by Mrs. Grif Alexander and Mrs. James M. Bennett of Philadelphia and Mrs, J. Spence Howard, Miss M. A. France, principal of the St. Mary's Female Seminary; Mrs, Warren Dunbar and Mrs. Cath- erine Kennedy, all of St. Marys City. Among the 35 members from Washing- ton attending the business meeting fol- Jowing the luncheon were Mrs. West Russell, Mrs. Mattle H. Key, Mrs. Lucy Shaw, Mrs. Artbur Rainey, Miss Bruce Colton and Mrs. Lilia Blackistone. Mrs. Maria Briscoe of the North End entertained at luncheon Saturday in honor of Count Louis la Bassatiere o Paris and Miss Cornelia Lee Briscoe of Baltimore. Miss Margaret Wigginton who has spent the Summer Visiting in the North End will return to her studies at the National Cltll!d.,l‘:l ‘;l‘:wol for Girls in ‘Washington agal year. Announcement is made of the mar- riage of Miss Lulu Raley, daughter of . George L. Raley of Mor- e iy, o Mr. Arthur John Gardiner. y . Lee entertalned for & five-table bridge luncheon and ufi:’lfi. cisqwnn the highest scores were 3 Almer, m.arnnkbemanflml.s. Metcalf, daughter of Franklin Metcalf of to_enter Mrs. k. Announcement is made of the mar- S Goldsbur- THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, TO WED IN OCTOBER MISS MARION 1 iand Mis. Falge have as their TICE HEYSER, Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Tice Heyser, whose marriage to Mr. Melville Claflin Lindsay of Charleston, W. Va., will take place Wednesday evening, Oc- tober 21, in the Concordia L n Church. —Harris-Ewing Photo. f | from & montk’s visit with her mother, Mrs. Ann Bailey, in Jackson, Mich. Mrs, McConomy is the wife of the rec- tor of historic and picturesque Trinity P. E. Church and the first president of the Parent-Teacher Association, just formed in the county. Mrs. Edith Markoff of Columbia Uni- versity, New York, spent several days week as the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Walter B. H. Wise in Leonardtown, Septel ber 13, in the St. John’s Roman Cath- olic Church in Hollywood, this county, when Miss Martha Aline Payne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Payne, Mr. John Wible, jr, son of Mr. and Mrs, John Wible, of Hollywood, his eighty-second birthday anniversary. For a number of years he was on the Seventh Judicial Circult of Southern Maryland and is known throughout the State of Maryland and is a close friend of Gov. Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland. Miss Sarah A. Denver, who spent her three weeks’ vacation in Annapolis, re- tondent o thy St Marys Hospital i lent of e 'S ital in b T e o Miss Helen Camp de Corse of Dray- den went this week to Charlottesville, Va,, where she is worl for her mas- ter's degree at the University of Vir- ginia. She was accompanied by Mr. Harry Morris and Mr. Roger Thornton, also students at the university. Miss Elizabeth Bennett, , daughter of ing | Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bennett of Glebe, Tuesday entered training at Garfleld Hospital in Washington. She was = gakd from Eastern High School in une. Miss Lula Hayden of Washington spent last week end as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Paul m!- 'd;n. at Mount Osborne, near = Wi, Mrs. J. Allen Coad of Chestnut Hill, who has spent much time at her estate, Porto Bello, at Drayden, has returned to_her home at Leonardtown. Miss Nettle Abell, Miss Gertrude Knight and Mr. Gladstone MacDermit of Washington, Miss Margaret Kni‘ht of Mechanicsville and Mrs. J. Raley Wathen of Morganza were the in whose honor Mr. and Mrs, B. C. Knight entertained at dinner Sunday * | evening at their place at Oakville. — Portugal's lation is 6,196,020, fie- cording to Tt Tast census. Cool—Quiet Excellent Service Delicious Meals SUNDAY pinner ¥ -00 1 to 7:30 P.M. Col. 10118 Ann CORSETS CORSELETTES* Regularly $7.50, $10, $15 to $25 Think of it! $ 4.95 Have you ever seen this famous brand at such a price? Buy several while you have the chance—for our range . of sizes won’t last long, and we can’t get more at this price! Women who require firm, well molded foundations — anhd who usually have to pay well for them — will appreciate this opportunity. Not all Sizes in Every Style But Every Size is in the Lot WHELANS Officers at Quantico Give Dinner in Honor OfGen. and Mrs. Butler Friends From Washington and Many Other Cities as | Lewis Well as Those of Marine Post Invited. QUANTICO, Va., September 19.—On Friday night Gen. and Mrs. Butler were guests of honor at a dinner given by officers of the entire post at the Offi- cers’ Club. Besides the people on the post who were present, a large number of Gen. Butler's friends from Wash- ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Fred- ericksburg, New York, Fort Humphries and Rapidan were asked. About a hun- dred out-of-town guests were invited. ‘Tuesday evening Col. and Mrs. James J. Meade gave a small dinner in honor of Gen. and Mrs. Butler at their quar- ters. The other guests were Maj. and Mrs. John Sebree and Maj. and Mrs. Charles Barrett. Capt. and Mrs, Calvin Cumming had as visitors iast week Mrs. Andrius Jones and her son of Washington. The Cumminges also entertained Lieut. and Mrs, H. W. Lystead, U. 8. A, of Wash- ington. Lieut. Lystead is attending the Army War College. ‘Wednesday Mrs. Donald G. Willis had a bridge luncheon at her apartment. The guests were Mrs. Robert S. Pendle- ton, Mrs. James T. Moore, Mrs. R. F. Howard of Bolling Fleld, Mrs. Lawson Sanderson, Mrs. Edwin Pollack, Mrs, Oscar Brice, Mrs. Deane Roberts, Mrs. Clinton Fox, Mrs. Floyd Bennett, Mrs. Edward Pugh, Mrs. Henry Carr and Mrs. William O'Brien. Lieut. Comdr. John Falge, U. 8. N., house guest Mrs. Turner A. Glasscock of San | Diego. Mrs. Glasscock came by plane from the West Coast. | The post chaplain, Comdr. Wilford Hall (C. C.), U. S. N, and his family, who have been away for three months while Chaplain Hall studied at the || University of Chicago, have returned. Lieut. and Mrs. Alexander W. Kreiser and their small daughter have left Quantico for Canute Field, Il1., for duty. . George Towner and her three cflildren have gone to Parris Island to make their home with Col. and Mrs. | PFrank J. Schwable, Mrs, Towner's par- ents. Tuesday Miss Helen McDonald gave a bridge tea at her home in honor of Miss Ethel Butler, who is leaving shortly. The guests were Mrs. Ewing ‘Wall, Miss Marie Louise Nutting, Miss Elizabeth Barber, Miss Grace White, | the Misses Polly and Elizabeth Marston, Miss Elizabeth Price, Miss Betsy Ann Steele, Miss Isabelle Davis, Miss Ann Moncure, Miss Elizabeth Torrey, Miss Betty Denham, Miss Virginia Henley, Rixey, Mrs, He Carr, Mrs. Thenton mmmm Col. and Mrs. Andrew Drum and their son Billy have returned to Quan- tico from Warsaw, N. Y. where they visited Mrs. Drum’s parents, Mr. and Cass. Mrs. Augustus Lewls, wife of Ca) P “eiiiog Liet. oL and Mrs. Harry Bartlett at their home in_Baltimore. N Mrs. Willlam Hawthorne and her daughter and younger son have returned to the post after visiting her parents for a month in Coloradn Sp: Polo. Lieut. and Mrs. John H. lman announce the birth of a daughter at the anll; Hospital, Quantico, on Septem- ber 12. The baby is a ddaughter of Maj. and Mrs. Russell Davis, who are stationed in Quantico. ‘The Misses Helen and Emily Mulcahy of New York are guests of Lieut. and Mrs. Philip Thwing. They are the daughters of Lieut. and Mrs. Timothy J. Muleahy (8. C), U. S. N. Mrs. Wright, wife of Lieut. Albert M. Wright, was the house guest of Lieut. and Mrs. Walter Ansel, U. 8. N,, this week. Mrs. Wright has been in New- port all Summer and is folk, where she will join who is attached to the cruiser Chester. Mrs. Edwin D. Miller, wife of Lieut. mfir d4.CA }fi. Ci:, U. 8. N, and her ughter have returned from a tflfi to l;i]lalewr!tlelphll. rs. Paul, wife of Capt. Paul, has returned from a visit to her mother, WI;Z‘E‘VCAS in New Jersey. nn Noble, daughter of Comdr. and Mrs. Donald Noble (M. C.), U. B. N., has gone to Philadelphia, where she will attend school this coming year. Miss Virginia Henley, daughter of Col. and Mrs. John Henley, - turned to Baltimore, where she will re- sume her studies at Notre Dame. Knowles Henley will attend St. John's in Washington. Gordon Campbell, son of Capt. and Mrs. Earle Campbell, will go to Polytechnic High School in Bal- timore this year. _ Ladies’ Turkish Bath Open Evenings and Sundavs By Appointment HEALTH IS BEAUTY ‘Those who prize the retention of Nature's Beauty rather than artifi- ciality will appreciate this oppor- tunity. REDUCING A SPECIALTY Baths and massage—all Beauty 8hop work by well trained operators —Colonic irrigation by trained nurse. S. GRIGSBY d G Sts. Keith Albee Bldg. 8t. Entrance—Elevator Down MET. 7236 Mrs. Norman Ranier, Mrs. Presley Limited Number Only This Beautiful Little Grand | Nationally Known | Manufacturer -~ Name Not Be Advertised Raguesss That Jordan’s Budget Plan of Payments gt Thousands have availed themselves in the f¢ past of our Easy Budget Plan of Payments. ¢ Come and ask how easy it is to own a piano, *; D. C., SEPTEMBER 20, 1931—PART THREE. Pictures of Fon.iin Lands To Furnish Program Sunday Evenings of seventh season in the large ballroom of Hotel, for the bureau's the diplomal G higher lnmmmmasl; | i Es ;EE iF if i | Bridge Party With Recent Bride as Gues: Mrs. Merritt Greeley entertained at the Broadmoor Tuesday evening with & bridge party for Mrs. James Lee Tracy. The guests included Mrs. Henry John- son Hough, Mrs. Edward Taber, Mrs. Lawrence Bell, Mrs. Kenneth Moore, Mrs. Lynn Colvin, Mrs. Abner Duncan, i i to the members of ation mmbd by native music, zhn‘Am or Minister of the country shown being the guest of honor. ‘The eminent men who will speak each ‘“‘High Lights’’ From the ! | Farewell Entertainment for Comdr. and Mrs. Edwards e up his new duties. cluded Comdr. and Mrs. A. 8. lis, Dr. and Mrs. Weigster, Lieut. and Mrs. Herbert Chadwick and Maj. S. F. Robertson. SRR il ¥ Manchuria now has 3,600 miles of standard and broad gauge railways. Autumn Sale Three Special Bedroom Groups And six separate pieces sin- gled from the Autumn Sale because of their exceptional values ancl c]eep recluc The Sheraton Group —as pictured—is made of genuine mahog- any, with handsome selected crotch mahog- any on drawer fronts and head-boards of the beds—and with satinwood inlays. Twin beds; bureau, with hanging mirror; chest; dressing table ; bedside table ; side chair and bench. R Iood frnse B s Gt $3 An Ant;que Group Each piece copies a famous Colonlal model. (zonurucfion is mahogany, with foundation of gumwood—and the Znill: is characteristic of the Early Period. Twin poster beds; Salem chest, with hanging mirror; highboy; knee-hole dressing table, with hanging mirror; night table; side chair and bench—both with hand-woven rush Reduced from $425 to .xix.vreinecmanes... tions. 75 $290 American Colonial Empire Group —with all the characteristics which distin- guished that period. Genuine mahogany, with figured crotch mahogany on head-boards and drawer fronts. The splendid p: T- tions of the original pieces are faithfully carried out. Twin beds, with carved pine- apple tips; bureau; chest; dressing* night table; side chair and bench. Reduced from $500 30 cmmemzarxmxan-: table; $395 $32.50 Cherry and Maple Day Beds With cosl springs. Reduced to wsomn $27'm 4 $150 Mahogany High Reduced to ....... Boys - 3110 $50 Genuine Mahogany Poudre Tables Reduced to L ORIl DG L LSOO $37:50 $65 Maple or Walnut Chest of Drawers Inguire about our Budget Plan of fay- ments in connection with a Charge Ac- count. You'll find st & convenignce in shopping. Reduced to ... 709 Twelfth i s Y i $39.50 Sloane Inner Spring Mattress : Bl 005 .. ..o e o et $35 Sloane Box Spring Reduced to .......cvvevennnennnn. SQT-S0 W.& J. SLOANE Just Abové G 4 ’ 1105 E Street N.W. *Trade Mark Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off. e . Wik Ll e The House With the Green Shutters