Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1931, Page 41

SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., VCTOBER 4, 193 1—PART THREE SOCIE Former Ambassador Marye Returning F rom California and Mrs. S. \Vallace Dempsey Are Back After Trip Abroad—Mrs. W. B. Rldgely Ends Visit. The former United States Ambassador to Russia, Mr. George Thomas Marye, will arrive in_Washington today from | his home in Burlingame, Calif. where he been through the Summe who was with him in Bu ed to Washington earlier d their houre on > spent a < rter, Mrs. Wiiliam has been Newport Miss Murphy is & sophomgre at Georga Washington University. Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Gregg Custis of Hawthorne streel have returned frem | their Summer vac.tion at Camp Vir- ginia <n one of the Thousand Islands, N. Y. Their son, Keith Custis, entered | ttaunion Military Academy this Fall. | Judge and Mrs. Charles }’\(fleld'ofi Cathedral avenue and ticir children | Dos ond Norman returned last week | from Saranac Lake. where they spent the Summer. Their son Dos will study | this Winter’ at American University. | Mr. and Mrs. E. Ernest Allwine of | Hawthorne street, h:ve returned from Knoxville, Tenn. where they visited Mrs. Allwine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Wallace. in the wee N street New York ‘Thomas, D. The who in and have taker th> hom> of which they Mr. an have leased for the and Mis. S irned to thelr after a trip Former Representative Wallace Dempsey have re et | vl Turrentine. wife of Dr. J. W Turrentine «f Caihedral avenue, is at their home after spending 10 weeks | visiting fricnds in Vermont and at Lake | Gecrge. Dr. Turrentine joined her for | his vacation. | Mrs. y has re- ton afier spending ummer with M-, and Mr: Frank Baldwin at Nantucket and later t Mrs. Depew, widow of former nator Chauncey M. Depew, at Briar- N. Y. Ridg to part of the S Mrs. Charles Morgan Whitney of New Or'eans is a guest at the Mayflower on . her way Souta from Gloucester and Lenox, Mass.,, where she spent the B. Scott Young and son Schuyler | g500% 1 returned from a vacation in Ohil where they visited the family of the Dr. Young. They spent August Mrs. Young's Mrs. John ge Candy, at her home in Cape Elizabeth, Me. Schuyler Young has returned to Au- a Military Academy., and Mrs. Young has given up her :\p:\xln\fnt‘:i Mrs have _— Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Yearance have had as guests Cap:. and Mrs. Fred C. Reckwell of Pikesville, Ky., and their son Fred Yearance, jr. Capt and Mrs. Rockwell left Washington Wednesday to_visit the former's parents in Penn- ylvania before returning nome. Mrs. Crowley Williams of New York is now in residence at ine Mayflower, where she has taken an apartment for the seas'n. weethearts of the Ages” daughte follow. “r, will take posses Dr. and Mrs Hawthorne street from Atlantic City, where, with their 15 accompanied by two children, Kathryn Louise and Emily Jones. Josgph, jr.. they staved at the Colton Manor Hotel. Dr. Eiward attended the _ Miss convention of the American Roentgen | Mr. and Ray Society while there. Hawthorne s J(‘wph F. Elward of B. Douglas. son David H. = and Mrs. Dorothy Gawler, Mrs. reet. visiting M r apartment at Wardman the last two weeks, hav- | from New York' City where they make their home, will Jgave ir a day or two for Florida. G. Dawson and her ta Dawson. of 1816 who spent the Sum- mer out of town, have returned here for eason. They visited Mrs. George - the Minister of Guatemala and de Recinos at the seashore and York. where they Brazilian consul | fax Hall, Mrs. Howard L. Clark of Newport, R.! her senior year. > a guest at the Dodge for a few days and is accompanied by Mrs. Her- Mrs. Pinckney J bert K. Fenn, aIsn of Ne\«pnn wood Parkway, Spring Valley turned home from Hot Springs homas Bietontn: sire Mrs. J. C. Jones of Frankfort, Ky., then were e cue 7 has sailed for Bo llan Dawson has " 5 serve at the United first secretary. BROOKS G St. bet. 11th and 12th Choose your whole shoe wardrobe at Brooks at only Furned to Washington and opened their | rtment in the Mayflower, where they " e mad ir home for ‘the past) or five Winters. They weye at their cdtage on Lake Michigan during the £1mmer. Mrs. J. States legation a W. Wickey of Adams Mill road and the latter’s daughter, Miss Belle Dawe, have returned after several months’ absence from the Capital. They o nt the month of July in Maine and in the Whit> Mountains and August and svnumum at Lake Waubesa, Wis., mo- toring to and from Washington. Mr. and Mrs. E. Miss An Brownlow Hacker left ve: rday with her uncle and aunt, Capt. Mrs. Kvle Marion King, for a motor They will spend Miss Virginia Hmmmn returnad last from a five ' motor trip to the Adirondacks and has heir home here. > guest of Judge s E. Ashe and Miss Mar- of Houston, Tex. Mrs, E. T Osborne_and her grand- The new department is excit- ingly ready for Fall! D. Thompson has returned from Monterev, Pa.. where she spent the Summer. Mrs. Thompson and her Miss Dorothy S. Thompson, ment in the Lor- necticut avenue for Miss Mary Tyson Murphy, daughter { M and M Kenneth Murphy of 1 aver ortheast, has re- achting party in was the guest of othe Black suede oxford with genuine snake. .38 Other oxfords in brown suede, black or brown calf, low Louis of walking heels. BLACK FOX ort Black Goat with lavish collar and cuffs No shoe takes the place of a pump! Black kid is where she stayed at the Homestead. Other pumps in patent, brown kid, black or brown suede. simulated and genuine grey snake; .$5 Black with passing a few days at the Dodge and have just returned Sl | daughter of Walter A. Gawler of has returned to Fair- ‘Waynesboro, Va., to complete Harman of Rock- ras re- Va., MRS EDWARD A. KEYS, Executive chairman of the Rector’s Aid of St. Margaret's Church, presenting ~ at the Willard Hotel October 23. AUTHOR OF PAGEANT General 1 dancing will —Underwood Photo, Mrs. Edward DeWitt Vosbury has closed her apartment on Nineteenth street and after spending a few days in Haddon- fleld, N. J., with her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs Winifred DeWitt Vosbury, she will go to New York, from which port she will sail Thursday on a leisurely trip around the world. will travel California, She expects by way of with several weecks Hawalian Islands, Japan to spend the Christmas She Panama and in the and China. Ty holidays in the Philippines with her | son, Lieut. Comdr. Bronson Poindexter Vosbury, who is with the U. 8. 8. Tracy of the Asiatic fleet, and Mrs. Vosbury. She will return to the United States in the late Spring after visiting in the Straits Settlements, India, Egypt and the Mediterranean ports. Mrs. Henry W. Peabody of Beverly, Mass., is a week end guest at the Dodge. Mrs. Peabody is general chairman of the Woman's National Committee for Law Enforcement. Mrs. McHenry Holliday entertained at two large bridge and luncheon parties last week at her residence, cnnwn Hill, Staunton, Va., in honor of her sister, Miss Maud Kinney of Washington, who has been her guest. There were eight tables of guests playing bridge each day and luncheon was served before the | games. Mrs. lsr;t Returmng To Join Admiral Here (Continued From Pirst Page.) | tures of the National Chamber of Com- | merce. Capt. Eugene A. Regnler, aide to the | Secretary of State, is leaving Washing- | ton today by the United States Air Line | for Los Angeles, Calif., to visit his | father, Mr. O. Regnler. "He will return | to Washington late this month. Lieut. Comdr. Charles Julian Wheel- r, U. S. N, who has been on duty in | Washington for some time, has left for | his new post at Coronado Beach, Calif. | Mrs. Wheeler has remained in Wash- | ington_to close their house and will |leave here the first of next week to | join him on the West Coast. Dr. Charles Wheatley, U. S. N., and | Mrs. Wheatley have recently moved to |their new home, at 331 Cathedral avenue. Dr. Wheatley is on duty in | the surgeon general's office. | Midshipman Philip Weaver Garnett has returned to the Naval Academy |after spending his month's leave with | his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Garnett. . President Parents-Teachers Here to Attend Congress Mrs. Hugh Bradford of Sacramento, Calif,, president of the National Con- gress of Parents and Teachers, is in Washington and while here will be the principal speaker at a Parent-Teacher Institute arranged by the District of Columbia Congress of Parents and Teachers opering tomorrow at 3:30 oclock pm. in the auditorium of the Franklin Administration Building, Thir- | teenth and K streets. ROOKS G bet. 1 1th and 12th rown Coats with blue-fox-dyed wolf or very deep beaver MARRIED YESTERDAY MRS. KLEBER SANLIN MASTERSON, Daughter of Mrs. Clarence Le Roy Parker of Washington and until her marriage in Long Beach, Calif., to Ensign Masterson yesterday she was Miss Charlotte | Elizabeth Parker. —Harris-Ewing Photo. ' o Disfinction 1202 G St. Distict 3211 Never before have fabrics been so beautiful and so reasonably priced. A call will bring to your home one of our competent decorators to assist with your | decorative problems. Upholstering. draperies, slip covers, window shades, curtains Burlington Hotel 1120 Vermont Ave. Sunday Dinner—Oct. 4—$1.00 Blue Point Oyster Coekt Fresh Pincapple Cocktal Pickled Watermelon Rind Burlington Peach Conwerve Fresh Green Pea Soup Consomme, Hot or Frappe Fillet of S One-hall Fried Young C| Corn F Veetable Al Fresh Vesetables nd Porched Fee Baked Long Island Duckling, Stuffed, d Apple Sauce amb—Currant Jelly Roast Chicken and Dressing New Cranberry Sauce Seplloved Apple and Banana Mashed Potatoes Buttered ¥ Fruited Sweet Eton Special Froit Salad Fresh Pumpkin Pie and Whipped Cream Orange Blossom Cake Budd's De Luxe Orange Sherbet Our Special Coffee Tarfait Cream Cheese and Pure Raspberry Jelly Raltinee Black Walnut. Vanilla er Chocolate Tee Cream Hot Homemade Rolls Real Virginia Corn Sticks Coffee Tea Milk Dinner from 12:30 to 2:30 and 500 to .00 P.M. Daily Lunch, 35 and 50e Banauets. $1.25 1 Bridse and Dance Rooms Spineh ] AMUSEMENTS. Jack Mullane, 714 11th St. N.W. Met. 9395, ~ ANDIRON L. BROMWFLL, Inc.. Large ant complete nt. Al ~ EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY. Distinctive millinery. 1206 G st. n.w Wasningtos. D. C. ELL'S Millinery, 528 12th st. n.w.. first door south of F st. New Fall fashions Coples of fascinating Paris creations Now showing New Second Empire Moaes R MILLINERY, 1332 Conn. Ave st felt hats from $2.50 up. Let remodel your last years hat to this 126h 56 nw stock of . setc. Screens. Founded 1873 1335 G Street Northwest. An amazing offer. Newest felts, $2.00 and 33 50. “F. ARNOLD. Antiques. jewelry, sil- ver plate. ®it objects, furniture, wedding gifts 1323 G st now 150, Unusual values. e Oliver Shop, 2 14th st n.w Open_eveninze. WO Bats for £3. Speclal, Monday only. All new bats on sale RIN's Dress Shop, 931 G st.onw FROCKS AND HATS. \‘vz are now showing exauisite styles § gowns, suits. milliners. = Moderately Briced. Vallace's, 14th st Open wntil 8 pm FURNITURE. OSTER beas ll:\‘ ELRY. HILLMAN. artistry in diamonds, gold ce 1915 929 P st imates free. Nations BABY SHOPPE. FINTER coats. sizes 4 to 6 vears. Inc. 3 Shoppe, nw in walnut and mahogany YON'T discard your worn bags. We return . them like new. Ladies' handbags re- d. repalred and remodeled. The Bag Shop. 1748 M st. at Conn. ave BOOKS. NEW AND SECOND HAND. FI HOUSANDS of books for sale All kinds. Come and browse or tend Pearl Shop. Est. 1907 S BOOKS. hook QACHS save 5 here 1y used furniture Furniture Co. D _street corner 8ih FURRIER. \TOW open with a complete line of 194i- L\ 32, models at very low prices. ~Our sale starts with fur coats for $50 The Model Fur Shop. 823 G st nwe OSEPH_ROSENDORF. %13 1ith st. n Genuine American fox furs, Former price. 527, Now 115 Also remodeling and . J remainders. s 1 “Popular dollar tities, 50c 807 G st. n.w. CHLR(H 5LPPLIE$ ‘R.uu dav supplies ready now. repairing will hold your "[TIVOLI FUR SHOP. Repairing. remodeling and stor Coa's mads fto order Know ble prices and gy ith st. n.w. Adams 8713 furrier, repairing. remodeling. redvein~. storing, The most diffierlt piece of fur work is done here perfectly. Woit ‘Pur Co..'1008 Eve' st n.w. et 0830; GIRDLES AND HOSIERY. Tll: Tittle things 3 Programs certificates. 4 hymnals. Pur: seil's Book Store. 807 G st Dist. 1542 | CLEANING AND DYEING. | A Ml‘ll( N DYE WORKS. 6 Columbia | LX S in eomeaeling "and seining 1a- dies and gents’ ISHER'S, Cleaners, garments Dyers. Altering. Tepairing. pressing | and deliver.” Columbla 7031 motional would etherwise forget. —Notions,” embrolderles, mate- children’s clothes. etc. Mrs. i 924 17th_st. n.w. from ol Your eoat remodeled. repaired. | and glazed at a_reasonable price Berrv. the American Furrier. is now lo | 881731 Corn. ave. n.w. an e . dvers and nw 5500 e furriers. 3307 Connecticut_ave. pecialists in remodeling and es’ and men’s garments. Phone Cls ETER LATTERNER, Inc., o 1861 “National Branch,” 205 13th st nw ELIABLE CLI RS, DYERS. 1304 Wisconsin Avenue N.W. Phone West 0896 TAR LIGHT DRY CLEAN \r. & DYEIN aned Cali North 9447 for ___ HAND LAUNDRY. C (vn!led AY o e dered linens and - Jaces Inc. 1522 Conn ~ HATS REMODELED. [ARRIS_HAT SHOP. 5% 1ith si. n.w. near P <t. Old hats remodeled to the latest mode. New ones made. Hats cleaned ‘snd “blocked. ‘ HOSIERY REPAIRING D UNS rekni Fo0z, Hosierys swestere, ink mesh hosiery is | Southern stelos co> 701 12th e e INTERIOR DECORATING. T : " Uphelstering ucing and repairing. Slip covers. A. Castleman & Co.. 5433 18th ‘st n . Columbia_ 4542 Branch. Alexandria 3680 JEWELRY. HE JEWEL SHOP, Inc. n.w. Diamonds, ches, Remodeling done on premis es! s_furnished without obligations T KEYS. i EYS o At all makes of locks. installed and re e W g, whlle you lazing ail 1, Tic. s 51 Nbetialine in clewning And Tepairng all kinds of . 75c. Tus. portieres, blankets, etc. Send us your drapes. 1urs, curtats, hat Lk etc. Restor- HERE'S a ine Broc Vers. Monr ce | and_plant. 3126-2 _Fot. 3147 7 DYERS. and | 12th st ne “AND relining ladies’ Special . attention to fadies Tancy dresses. T tores 403 © 5t KFE. Lincoln 7252 123 R St SE. Lincoin 4388 NITED CLEANERS & DYERS, 6 ll.’|nflm - wia ave. Dresses, 95 cents: sults, 18 Cents: called for’ and delivered. All | work ‘Ciaranteed CABINET WORK. \AVIS & EDMONSTON, special miliwork, D store and office fxtures. High-grade tirning, seroll 5530. Remodeling_and men’s garments. Locks Duslicate keys Iark. . New - LAMP SHADES. | wood Natl cabinet work. |sawing. 54 B st. sw. d“/ our speciaity. | | "CORSETS AND FOUNDATION | GARMENTS. QFEE our new designs. Distinctive fea- EO. E. CADARR €o. 1131 H st. mo. Lamp shades made to order. ‘We teach lamp-shade making. Instructions free. OPTOMETRIST. exam| tion Glas: L on_premises Thompson. Scientific_eve examin s fitted. Lenses ground Opgn evenings. A. A. Obtometrist.” 723 H _st. n.w. PAPERHANGING. APERHANGING—First-class work guaran- teed at most reasonable prices. Ch o R Hysan, 1116 'H st. ne. Linco [ PEIS) X TERRIERS, Spitz, coll and gold fish canaries. Mexican pa tles. ' Bchmid's Emp st nw chows, Eskimo tropleal Bostons, tens, riums, ots. allign m of Pets, PHOTOGRAPHERS. AKE advantace of our discounts and have your photos made now. ter-Bailey Studio. 1319 P st_nw “National 8 JAIMAN'S STUDIOS. 523 ath ot 3114 14th st nw. 13 1 s io ‘Order, Fervice WOOD. 811 1ith st. n.w. in baby portraiture r. Specialist 1 photographic suppl! ne. photo: m The Philco and Standara. brands. I)nn E a 1932 Erla midget with Penfode Y dtal fitan 8080 around with Service cha NON'T fool RAD]O QFR\ ICF NUR long experience in_installing and servicing motor boat, radio ‘sets 15, your ssurance of ‘ saticfactors ob. | Les Koblers. 3403 Conn. ave . Glev. bids. . EST service in town. Highest elass ies with factory- men who knew their bu . 1. National Radio S Met. 8975, RELIGIOUS ARTICLES JOIGTS, the Jeweler. Rosaries. | medals. Praver statues, etc ne and storage chargs :SHOE REPAIRING. REPAIR Emerson repaired like mew e plant lern Shoe Fixery, Col.” 3400. TAILOR. “real workmanship® to s tallor. Ackerman, in our modern We call_and_d 1725 Cols + Connecticut ave. n 7E_ SPECIALIZE on and_ Gente' suit class Roskev's Col. #273. ‘ 7E speci; remodeling Ladie and coats Fuaranteed 3168 Mt. Plezsant St. N.W on remodeling Jadies clothes Tadies' suifs and cos's to order, Wor one by “tailors Stoneleieh Tatlars Van Graek. 1704 L st. nw. Nat. 2266 ~ THRIFT SHOP. HE THRIFT SHOP. 1011 E Join_cur book eclub. ALl the new booke snd macazines __fold end rented. beginning October 18, I TRUNKS & LEATHER GOODS. -, established 1804, Ma e et ®oods of the better grade. Large and finely equipped repair shop with expert | workmen. All work guaranteed. Also best American and Furopean brown with tan snake. Exclvcive ideas in foundation | Fit_ gueranteed. Madame | designs and _repairs 0. 1415 G _St. N.W 2 E AL | t Wire frames to order CRYSTALS RESTRUNG. hAS \/oul “erystals restrung on chaln. Sietropeit Teiephone, ladies’ and men's gloves. Phone National 0244. UPHOLSTERING. EUPHOLSTERING done the better wa: Factory to vou <Retter-made Uph stering Furniture Co.. 2509 14th n.w._Columbia 10172, AVE from 25 to 50 ner cent by havine ~Your woholsterine done how. New Fall line of materials in. Free estimates New Yark Upholstering Co.. 617 P st. n.w Phona District 3687 UPHOLSTERING AND REFINISHING. "~ MASTER crafisman. C. W. Dante, up- hoisterine since 1915. ~ Antiques re- stored. The better class work at mo erate prices. 5320 Ga. ave. Georeia & ~ WALL PAPER. | il protést your your decorator or pa ‘ show you our complate line of signs. ~ Capital Wall Paper Co.. 1223 F n.w. Natl. R370. WATCH MAKING. 7E do fine work on Swiss and American watches. Edw. Golden. master watch maker since 148 Phone Natl. 8569, on unbreakable cord. 75 per strand. 704 i No charge for clasp. LEWIS the Jew- mp shades made to ord T2 11th st. n.w. nb{m d'art. antiques and accessories. DANC[NG SCHOOL’ Helen Tenavary Smith. 2 Dupont eir- __Telephone Decatur 0767. ACK MULLANE announces opening his and ball room dances. - Children's and many ieathers. G, W King, | Jr. ith st. n.w. Lugeage. English gaue classies and Srvate iessone & 1ith Bt. N.W. Met. 9305. GE. 204 faddlery, harness and ail leather goods. | _ Repairing by’ expert workmen, DIAMONDS AND WATCHES MANUFACTURING JEWELER extraordinary October feature ai $59.50 That deep, gorgeous chocolate brown named CAROUB by Patou, from the berry of a colonial plant! Infinitely becoming and lovely—particularly with the soft huge shawl collar of wolf dyed the blue fox shade, as shown at left . . . or with lustrous, rich beaver in Paquin’s squared shawl and loose cuffs, as shown at right! Their fashionable beauty makes them remarkable; the price makes them ;Jsttragrz'dinary! Sizes 11 to 19, 12 to 20, 35 to 49, to da. Other brown coats with fitch, kolinsky, squirrel Other coats at $49.50, $69.50, $79.50, $98, $110, $125, $150 Brooks Coats, Second Floor RANY " CO. i ine headauarters for nationally known and nationally advertised jew- elry. _No_interest charge—a_year to pav. DIAMONDS REMOUNTED e Preer. "Dimends remountet d pwelry “remodeled and repaired | _ave. n.w. Diamonds. ings. Our servicy dinmonds. _“Repairing. MARKETS. RED'K E. ALTEMUS, purveror of choice meats, fine groceries, fancy fruits and | es. The Roosevelt Market, 1519 | Décatur 3106. Y atts o T to de- « black 1221- Straps for afternoon . kid with grey snake. .85 Other straps in brown kid, black suede, combinations with reptile . . . lovely and flattering. . to go with the the Albert Shoppe. 1419 H st. n.w. ~ WATCH REPAIRING. HE WATCH REPATR SHOP, 737 13th st. n.w. Twenty-five vears of satisfactory. reasonsbly priced watch repairs. Fancy shaped crystals put on while vou wait. T5c Morris_Blumenfeld, WET WASH. \WENTY-FIVE pounds, one doll specialize on family weshine. A com- plete laundry service for the family. The_New Ounlity Laundry. Atlantie 1375. WINDOW SHADES. ET our estimates on window shades and paperhanging. ~ Prompt and effcient service ~Grant & Pumphrey. 1017 7th st. n.w. Nat] 9253. WINDOW SHADES AND SHADE CLEANING. ET us renovate your window shades or auote you on new ones. Call North 2685. Twelve-hour service. Washington Shade Co.. 2220 14th n.w. WOODWORKERS ABINET a talr w ture repaired. House rzmofl InI ind repatring and band sawing, T n & o tHop, 13237 1100 8t Bow. North 8 OSTUMES of all masquerade and pri; fes. and hair go Jacl ) | ot B DA Jack,) Mulllne 714 1ith MAT]"RESSFS. APITOL-IZE YOUR SLEEP.” “CAPITOL BRAND" MATTRESSES. MIRRORS. OPPER-BACKED mirrors silver resilvering. Ga o TeAT 2119 1ath at. and sating. Half sizes to At tha short. stout woman. ' Chic models. Gafin's, 929 G st. n.w, Vil 3050 Mt Plegsant st. Better dresses for smartly dressed | Women at very attractive prices. Sizee to At all Agures. Expert Atting. Phone Col. 0712._Open evenings. ELECTRICAL AND RADIO SERVICE. [FXPERT repairing and instaliation of all kinds. Complete stock of _electrical equipment _and supplies, Call W 7.__Georzetown Elec. Co.. 1205 Wis. ~ ELECTRICAL SERVICE & HARDWARE. “7"5:’:! :;l?.?\:xl::fgfilmzt‘s v fluflm .:.ldfs:emr‘de Exceedingly smart . . . our Fall selection of fur- trimmed coats. Newest Fall colorings in soft~ est woolen fabrics de- signed with luxurious collar and cuffs of Fox, Squirrel. Kolinsky Krimmer and Persian. Evening pumps of white moire to be dyed for you .85 Other evening pumps, very light and becoming, in black moire and black crepe. Truly An Excellent Place to Buy Shoes! Brooks Shoes, Main Floor ; 3 g are size, mirror_problems. We design, hang. remodel and = frame | mirrors. A call ‘will bring out repre- sentative. ~ Capitol . fentative, “Capilol Mirror Co., 603 D st. n.w MIRROR SWITCH PLATES. W-x mot replace those tarnished plates with the new bevel-edge ones? Either plein or etched. Catlin’s, Inc, 1324 N. Y. ave nw, |