Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1931, Page 19

o (Continued Prom Becond Page.) nue for (he Winter. ‘Thelr little daugh- ter Elizabeth bas entered the Potomac hool Henry Parson Erwin ter in honor_of her aunt, M: wrcher of Co- con, Pla. There were 10 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lipman have arrived §n Washington for a short stay. M man was formerly Miss Ruth Pesler, cne of Mrs. Hoover's soclal secretaries Capt. and Mrs, C. C. Cilhoun will | return fo their home in Braemar Forest Eaturday, frem New York where the thie guests of Mrs. H. R By Capt Mrs. Calhoun lefs ashington Sunday by motor and stopped in Philadeiphia and Princeton r, 15 the guest and ‘Mrs. William apartment at the ere Miss Mar- 1 Oakes, Mr, | Edward L. Johnwon a nson, h nd have o home on Nineteenth street six weeks at East Glouceste they had a cottage where Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark will have A8 their guests Mr. and Mrs. Frances Atherton Hunt of Braintree, Mass., who will arrive tamorrow en route to their | Winter home in & Augustine, Fla, | Mrs. Clark’s sister, Mrs. W. J. de Boer, | of Atlanta, Ga., and her small daughter | Antoinette, will arrive later this week to spend the Wini | Quartermaster Corps officers of the Regular Army, National Guard and | Organized Reserves were hosts at a | luncheon yesterday at the Cariton Hotel | in honor of the Secretary of Labor, Mr. | William N. Doak. The company num- | bered 80 and included the Assistant Secretary of War, Mr. Frederick H. Payne; the quartermaster general, Ma). e g ‘ . Clem, U. 8. A. retired; Brig. Gen. | Louis H. Bash, Quanrrmnx(ermcmp-: Brig. Gen. F. Le Jau Parker, chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs; Brig. Gen. H. C. Whitehead, Quartermaster Corps; Brig. Gen. A. R. Willlams, Quartermaster Corps: Brig. Gen. R. E. | Callan, Brig. Gen. W. 8. Wood, U. 5. A | n. C. E. Kranthoft, | : Brig. Gen. William E. | 8. A.'retired, and Col. Jullan lains. Music | was furnished by members of the A“rmy' Band, Dr. and Mrs. Walter Preeman enter- tained a party of physiclans and their ‘wives in their home on Connecticut avenue last evening. Among their guests were Dr. and Mrs. Stewart Foster, Dr. and Mrs. James Esler, Dr. and Mrs. Dexter Bullard, Dr. and Mrs, Matthew White Perry, Dr. and Mrs, Charles Halley, Dr. and Mrs. Earl B, McKinley, Dr. and Mrs, John Shugrue, Dr. Wallace Yater and Dr. Robert Kellty, Mr. Culver B. Chamberlin an % Richard P. Butrick were hosts :’t m dinner dance at the Shoreham last evening, having among their guests Admiral and Mrs, David M. Taylor, Dr. Stanley K. Hornbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart J. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Jacobs, Comdr. and Mrs. Stuart D. Truesdel, Mr. and Mrs. Mackay and Miss Mary Parties at Concert Of Westminster Choir Tonight, Dr, W. L. Darby, executive secretary of the Washington Federation of Churches with Mrs. Darby, Mrs. Harvey 8. Irwin, president of the Woman's Council of the Federation, and Miss ith, will occupy a box with Bishop William H. McDowell, president of the federation, at the concert of the West- minster Choir tonight in Constitution Hall at 8:15 o'clock. Dr. Lucious C. Clark of American SPECIAL 3-DAY SALE OF NEW Jacqueline Modes $ 5,95. SUEDES REPTILES KIDS In Desired Colors MISS FLORENCE HARRIS, received her early schooliny ebroad and University, with Mrs. Clark, will have as their box guests Bishop John W. Hamilton, Miss Frances Battelle, and Miss Mary Fagan. Mr. Hans Kindier, conductor of the National Symphony | Orchestra, will entertain a party of guests tonight, as will others prominent in musical and soclety circles. | ‘The Rubinstein Club, with Mrs. Ethel | H. Reed, as hostess will have a box; | Mr, and Mrs, Lyons will have with them | in their box, Mrs. Elizabeth K. Peeples, | director of the Community Center De- partment; Miss Bess Davis Schreiner will have Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burchard and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cook. Many musical authorities from out of town will be in the audience, among them being Dr. W, E. Martin, president of Sullins College, Bristol, Va.; Mr. Earl Evans of Baltimore; Prof. Henry Wade of Hood College, at Frederick, Md., and Mr. R. K. Hollinger of Hagers- town, Md. Almost the entire body of ‘Washington pastors will attend the con- cert, which is given in the interest of | LUCKY STRIKE Dept. 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Talbott, the former having_arrived in the city last night from Carbondale, Pa., were guests at breakfast today of Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, whose other guests wer Mrs. Elizabeth K. Peebles, Dr. George C. Havenner, Mr. Amnold Kruckman, Mrs, Handbags Repaired & Relined Pocketbooks Qrernite Bass ORDER North 1210 W.—At Conn. Ave. M 8t. N. Store Opens at 9:30 Tomorrow Weight Reduction and . Beauty, Health, Charm ) Hear Madame Chernoff Every day this week 11 AM. 3PM. Also Tomorrow at 12:30 P.M. Progrtim includes points on A. Reducing weight (in spots). B. Acidosis, constipation. C. Care of feet . .. how to walk properly. D. Pimples, oily skin, enlarged pores. E. Poise and grace. F. Posture, correct breathing. G. Foods, the balanced diet. Fat has no more of a place in health than it has in fashion . . . even less, because fat is actually dangerous! 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