Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1931, Page 40

Bridge Club Members ‘Washington were Sunday of Maj. and Mrs. Oliver. ' Meet With Mrs. Weston mmqu-u‘gdu after And Mn]'. L. E. Oliver |the Engineer o Party Held Friday Night at “"Fort Humphreys—Lieut. % and Mrs. Weyher Enter- tain, FORT HUMPHREYS, Va, Septerber 30=—The Fost Club met ngnt in Harris Mrs. Blandisn ord E. Oltver Weston and Maj. Lunst Jrere hosts for the club for the evening. eut, and Mrs, Theodore A. Weyher ‘rtained at dinner befere the bridge rty, and had as their guests Maj. and nry C. Johannes, Maj. and Mrs. Bowyer B. Browne, Capt. and Mrs. Mor- £l W. Marston, Col. Edward H. Schuls returned yes- ferday after an al ce of about & month spent on an inspection trip to the Pacific Coast. lne Schuiz, «-Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas R. Howard as dipner muu before the last Capt. and Mrs. C. M. Wmlnchm of Myer. Capt. md Mrs. James Brown % George Brain of lew York and Mr John DeWitt of ashington. vThe Monday Night Bridg Cluh met in the home of Maj. and Mrs. Richard T..Coiner and had as its guests Capt. and Mrs. James D. Andrews, jr. s M'ss Lilita Dawson of Wlshlnmn is week end guests of Lieut. and Mrs. fandish Weaton, M Emil J. Peterson and Mrs. Jo- *pa Cox, jr.. drove Tuesday to the assanutten litary Academy, at Woodstock, Va. with Mrs. Peterson’s Emther Mr. Biil Seifert, who has en- d there as a student. Col. and Mrs, Henry PF. Pipes left Tuesday by motor for Wheeling, W. Va. Lieut. Svasti Pradisdh of Royal Slamese Engineers spent last week end in New York. Mrs. Claude H. Chorpening flew to fll.mmonwn, N. J, last week, for a short visit. Mrs. Walter Simpson of Purcellville, Va., and Mrs. C. C. Brawner of Alexan- dria, were recent guests of Lieut: and Mrs. Michael C. Grenata, Mr. and_Mrs. Elliott Thurston, Mr, end Mrs, Paul Prizzell of Washington and Lieut. and Mrs. Morris M. Bauer were supper guests this evening of Maj. and Mrs. Willlam E. R. Covell. Capt. F. Russell Lyons has returned from Walter Reed Hospital and is - spending & month's sick leave on the - Capt. and Mrs. Willlam N. Thomas, r., returned today from Rehoboth ach, Del. Mrs, A. H. Adams.of Cranford, N. J., im.s the guest last week of Lieut. and Mrs. Standish Weston. Mr. Sloat Hodgson of West Fal- mouth, Mass., was the .guest Sunday ©f Lieut. and Mrs. John C. B. Elliott. « ueut Paul D. C. Berrigan was the r guest Sunday of Lieut. and Mrs. Lieut. and Mrs. Beverly C. Snow &ave a supper and movie party last might for their son Beverly, jr., to cele- ‘brate his birthday anniversary. The guests included Betty Bauer, Dorothy ‘Chorpening, Catharine Prentiss, Bev- Henry Berbert, Tommy hy of Fort Hollbild, Md., are the '!ek lnd.nmu nw:ut and Mrs. Robert ‘Wednesday nigh Lieut. and-Mrs. Edward M. Mark- ir. Mrs. Lawrence K. Anderson is wend- dng three weeks at Logansport, In s the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Casebeer. . c-m and Mrs. Roy O. 'ashington were dinner guests a.y of Capt. and Mrs. Bennett Bowley, jr. I "Miss Dorothy Carter and Miss Vir- Arthur dined Thursday with j. and Mrs. Lunsford E. Oliver. Maj. and Mrs. James A. Dorst of e — | Cleaning and | Storing Summer Rugs We have the very best | equipment and experts to do | | the work. Satisfaction guaran- | teed ! Call Mr. Pyle .. .. ! NAtional 3257.3291.2036 | Sanitary Carpet & Rug Cleaning Co., 106 Indiana Ave. Members of the Rug Cleaners’ Institute of America INTH ST, = BETWEIN 746G ‘ fihtllpfihom - MORE OF THOSE .LEG O’ MUTTON SWEATERS $ 2.95 With apologies to those whom we were unable to ly last week. Also 3 Eer styles, Others at-$5.75 Sport Shop, Pirst Floor. Illrlon | ipt. Lieber was rifle wlln at the Nltlonll Matches at Camp Perry, Ohlo. Mrs. Lieber has been vhltln[ in her home in Chestertown, M Capt. and Mrs, John Allen Root of ‘Washington were the dinner guests this :.mnll of Lieut. and Mrs. Manuel J. lo. Miss Jean Leckie of Washington was the guest Monday of Lieut. and Mrs Joseph W. Cox, jr. AT AL SR Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Virginia Home Mr. and Mrs. James H. Revercomb celebrated their 25th wedding anni- versary at their home, at McLean, Va., when a host of friends were present and many beautiful gifts were received. THE SUNDAY Sunday Night Supper For Bride-Elect| Miss Catherine Dennis will entertain 4nformally at supper -Sunday evn.h‘ September 27, at her home f Dorothy Fowler, whose e recently announced to Kenley Purnell, West Poin'., ‘31, ‘The guests will include Mr. J. Edward Powler. Miss Dorothy Fowler, Mrs. Medley, Mrs. Willlam C. Fowler, Miss | June ‘Wilcoxson, Miss Virginia Mahurin, Miss Gertrude Nichels, Miss Amy Mister, Miss Dorothy Bunke, Miss Hilda Jones, Miss Betty Coon, Miss Ruth Simpson and Miss Alige Orton. Mr. and Mrs. Doran Have | Guests on Anniveraary, Mr, and Mrs. Thomag M. Doran were hosts to a small company informally, Manday evening, celebrating the twen- ty-sixth anniversary of their wedding. Everyone Is Wild About FUR JACKETS Beige Fur Jacket $29.75 This lapin (dyed coney), is the new waistline length. Others in black, white, eggshell. (Third Floor, The Hecht Oo.) Beige Fur Jacket $39.75 Hip-length style in fine quality lapin (dyed coney), with roll shawl collar. Also black. (Third Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Black Fur Jacket $49.75 What could be more chic? Hip-length style yin black lapin (dyed coney), with deep Tux- edo collar., A fashion and value “winner!” (Third Ploor, The Hecht Co.) | annual election STAR, WASHINGTON, D. .C, Mis. Doran was before her marriage Ml- Tillie McGuire of Baltimore, where she was a prominent church soloist. My, ‘and Mrs. Doran. were ploneers in radio broadcasting, Mr. Doran playing stcompaniments « Mrs! Doran. * more recenz vears Mrs. Doran has writ- ten ber of songs, the most recent bein, ’l'he Bells of Georgetown,” which she has presented to the Bicentennial Commission through Representative Sol J. | Bloom, chairman. Minnesota State Society Holding First Meeting The Minnesota State Soclety will hold an informal reception following the an- nual business meeting Wednesday eve- ning which will be held in the Willard Hotel. The reee}:ticm will follow the officers. American tractors are being imported into Rumania. Art Critic Returns From Several Months Abroad again in ‘her Rainey is ™ lmerA\td. in Wakefield Hall after spending several months in_ England She sailed in July and spent some fime in London and in Surrey, going later | to Sulgrave Manor and visiting many of the cathedrals and galleries. WAGE CUT PROPOSED 20,000 Textile Workers Asked to Accept 10 Per Cent Reduction. LAWRENCE, Mass., September 26 (7). —The Lawrence Tribune today says textile workers in Greater Lawrence, totaling more than 20,000, are being asked to accept a 10 per ‘cent cut in wages. The proposed cut would be ef- |fective October 13. No official an- SEPTEMBER 27, '1931—PART THREE. nouncements of the were . s proposals m‘!’nfile mmplny officials, I';-M Tribune are with what they m‘:‘ln.wn:h :h- emphyum lo‘l' sthe. cut in order that it Mn every i in the Tawience disttict n“-! made such proposals. Patients Willed Ice Cream. MIDDLETOWN, N. Y., Se] (N.ANN.A.) —Woman Burlington Botel 1120 Vermont Avenue $1.00 Fried CI Dinner. With 0r Every Sunday a; 12 to en, Flvi Flake T Week Day Dlnn Porto Ri S n,c:"expéeunhmmnm ince Powt nn:~h-u it witeh | beauty e o Ingleside On Rockville Pike 4 Miles Above Bethesda Country lh- and Maryland Fried Chicken Dinners Also a Special Steak Dinner 12 M. to 8:30 P.M. THE HECHT O F Street at Seventh Free 'Auto Parking—E Street bet. 6th'and 7th N the colorful days of old Spain—a most fashionable shade! But even smarter in this modern day, such a fashion success that we feature it. The glowing Spanish tile in rich contrast with squirrel, civet kat, skunk and other fine furs —an arresting fashion—excit- ing, youthful, irresistible! —in DRESSES 15 Wool or canton—in the bright Spanish tile—with fur, with brilliant buttons, with pique vestee —a devastating group! Misses’ sizes. (Third Ploor, The Hecht Co.) NAtional 5100 6-Button Kidskin Gloves $.4.50 ’ Soft, pliable mous- quetaires. Brown, white, eggshell, mode, black. Smart for any hour of the day. ' OMdain Ploor, The Hecht Co.) 8-Button Mousquetaire Gloves $5.50 In softest suedes— the kind that crush so beautifully. In black only. For afternoon. Main Floor. The Hecht Oo. -Button Suede Gloves $6.00 Exquisite quality in’ longer suedes for for- mal wear. In the wanted white, eggshell and black. (Main Ploar, The Heeht Co.)