Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1931, Page 7

SOCIETY President Hoover Will Entertain Some Members of the C- ongressional Set at White House Dinner Tonight. RESIDENT HOOVER' will have a small dinner party at ‘“e White House tonight, most of the guests being members of Con- gress. Yesterday afterncon Mrs. Hoover | took tea on the Constitution, the offi- cers of the ship having shown Mrs. Charles Francis Adams, wife of the Becretary of the Navy, the courtesy of being hostess for the afternoon. Mrs. Hoover will attend the cere- | mony of laying the cornerstone of the | Phoebe Hearst Kindergarten School on ‘Wisconsin avenue, on ground that was | formerly a portion of the estate of Rear Admire. son. The ceremony will take place at 3 o'clock and entrance to the school will be through -the grounds of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Grayson's home, the street for the school not having been cut through as yet. The school was named for the late Mrs. Hearst of Cal- ifornfa, because of her interest and | effort in the establishment of free kindergartens in this country which are | now a part of the public school system ‘The Secretary of War and Mrs. Pat- rick J. Hurley are in Pittsburgh, where they will be guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. James Francis Burke. Lunch at British Embassy— Maharajah of Burdwan Guest. The Ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Lindsay were hosts at lunch- | eon today, having among their guests Burchell’s Famous | Bouquet Coffee A Superb Blend 25¢Lb. N. W. Burchell- 817-19 Fourteenth St. The WESTCHESTER DINING ROOM Now Open 7:30 AM. to 8:30 P.M. Luncheon Dinner Breakfast Tea Table d'Hote and a la Carte Service Private Dining Room Available for Dinner Parties and Luncheons Special Menus Prepared Upon Request 4000 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W. PHONE CLEVELAND 7700 DINNER ACQUES HAERRINGER has and Mrs. Cary T. Gray- | the Maharajah of Burdwan, Mrs. Stan- ley Rinehart, Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, Gen. John J. Pershing, Mr. Frank B. Noves and the military attache of the | embassy, Cul Day. ‘The Mlmawr of the Netherlands and | company at tea this afternoon for their | house guest, Baroness Gevers, wife of | the late former Minister of the Nether- | lands to this country. ‘The Minister of Nicaragua and Senora casa will entertain at dinner this nz i1 honor of the United States | Minister to Nicaragua and Mrs. Mat- thew E. Hanna. Senator andiMrs. John B. Kendrick have with them their son, Mr. Manville Kendrick, who arrived in Washington | yesterday morning, a few hours_ before the arnval of his young son, who was | born yesterday. The baby is the first grandson of Senator and Mrs. Kendrick and of the Surgeon General of the Pub- |lic Health Service and Mrs. Hugh S | Cumming, Mrs. Manville Kendrick hav- ing been before her marriage Mis: Diana Cumming. Mr. and Mrs. Manville Kendrick will take possession of their apartment in | the St. Regis the firsi of December and will be in Washington much of the | winter. Scnator and Mrs. Reed Smoot are spending the week end with Mr. and Mrs, M. C. Mig=l at their town resi- | dence, 960 Park avenue, Senator Felix Hebert has arrived in | Washington to remain over the week end and is at hjs apartment at Ward- man Park Hotel. He came here from bis home, in West Warwick, R. I. Representative William R. Eaton of Denver, Colo., with Mrs. Eaton will ar- rive in Washington on Monday ard they will be established in their apart- ment at Wardman Park Hotel during the period that Congress is in session. Representative and Mrs. Timberlake of Colorado are occupying Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Rau's residence during the session of Congress. Dr. and Mrs. DOCTORS Récommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Call Col. 0432 (8! NOW OPEN RESTAURANT PIERRE CONN. AVE. AT QUE LUNCH—$1.00 AFTERNOON TEA DINNER—$1.25 and $1.50 NORMANDY, FARM™- POTOMAC, MD. Blue November Skies And An Open Road make one responsive to the charm of Autumn days in the coun- iry, ® Let your drive take you to Normandy Farm with the old-world beauty of Provincial Prance. chicken, ham. and Rl reparea’ and - datntily served until p.m. Luncheon, Tea, Dinner Sunday Breakfast 3 miles from District sin_Ave.. then River to Poto- mae, Md., right 1 mile to Farm. Phone Rockville 352 7)0/111/10 L8rgest selling Cane Sugar ~On thelair Monday nights at 9.30 ‘Sweeten it with Domine” Wiseon- & SUPPER DANCES recap- tured the magic of the traditional Sun- day Dinner, skillfully restoring it from a meal to an occasion (served from noon till ten, $1.50 per person) . . . and the joy of the Shore- ham’s Full Concert Orches- tra (seven to nine) should hasten you tu call Robert Held Over LAMAE & ALICE LOUISE Direct from South America Jeaturirg THE CUBAN RHUMBA Kehl for reservations— Adams 0700. CONNECTICUT AVE. THE EVENING STAR Rau expect to spend the Winter in Florida. Representative Harry A. Estep has arrived in Washington from his hume in Pittsburgh, Pa., and is stopping at the Carlton. resentative of Detroit, Mich., a few days. ‘The chief of naval operations, Ad- miral Willlam V. Pratt and Mrs. Pratt entertained at dinner last evening when their guests included the Ambas- sador of Great Britain, Sir Ronald Lindsay; Mrs, Charles Prancis Adams, wife of the Secretary of the Navy: Vice Admiral Sir Vernon Haggard, commander ¢f H. M. S. Delhi, flagship of the British West Indies squadron: the chief of staff U. S. A., Gen. Douglas MacArthur; the Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Ernest Lee Jahncke, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mark L. Bristol, the naval attache of the British em- bassy and Mrs. Macnamara, Assistant is at the Carlton for Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. David | S. Ingalls, Capt. and Mrs. Hayne Ellis and Comdr. C. W. H. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman Miss Elsic | will present their daughter, Tuckerman. to society at a tea from 4 to 6 o'clock this afternoon in their home, Tuxeden, in Edgemoor. The bud will Teceive with her mother and her cousin, Miss Helen de Peyster. a debutante of New York. wear a charming frock of ice blue satin trimmed with brown fur about the cape which fell softly from the shoulders. A girdle of violet blue vel- vet marked the waistline and the de- butante carried an arm bouquct of yel- low tea roses. Tuckerman will be in a gown of bl flesh color lace cuffs With the debutante will be Miss Caro- Iyn Payne, Miss Louise Brooks, Miss Cary Page of Baltimore, Miss Patience McCormick, Miss Christine Ekengren Miss Helen Robbins, M Gibson, Miss Leslie Wright, Miss Mary Elizabeth MacArthur, Miss Jane Thorpe. Miss Olga Craven. Miss Louise Harrison | Gwynn, Miss Kate Scully, Miss Pansy Bloomer and Miss Elizabeth Boynton of Virginia. Pouring will be Senora de Ferrara, Mme. Procknik, Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, Mrs. Mark Bristol, Mrs, Frederick H. Payne, Baroness Hohenfeldt. Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Mrs. Deming Jartis, Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong, Mrs. Arthur Mac- Arthur, Mrs. Robert Hollister Chapman, Mrs. George F. Becker Mrs. J. Wilmer Biddle of Philadelphia, Mrs. Huntington Williams and Miss Helen Yates Sterling of Baltimore. The home had an effective arrange- ment of Autumn flowers, and a string orchestra will play throughout the aft- ernoon, The annual debutante dinner dance will be given this evening at the Na- tional Woman's Country Club, the group of debutantes being limited to 50. Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman is chairman for the party and there will be a num- ber of debutantes from other cities in the company. Other hostesses tonight will be Mrs, Richard S. Aldrich, Mrs. Frederick H. PARROT SERVES A DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNER A delightful place to take Sunday dinner...a tempt- ing menu...served in a pleasing man- ner. s | “Speaks for esetr! LUNCHEON 1643 Conn. Ave. The lawyer calls you “client.” The doctor calls you a “patient.” The merchant calls you a “customer.” The theater calls you a “patron.” But— The Lee House Calls You A GUEST ] HIS is much more personal, and because we want to maintain this guest and host relationship Wwe arrange our serv- ice in a way that makes your stay seem just as though you had accepted an invitation to pay us a visit, This, once it is arranged, pushes the commercial feature to the background. W E would like very much’ to have you as our guest, offering a fine, large room with pri- vate bath at a reason- able daily rate, spzcial weekly rate and for the Winter season a ., very attractive monthly rate, - 15th and L Streets'N.W. Phone Decatur 0160 Clarence J. McLeod | she will | et, designed with 1 iss Mary Preston | WASHINGTON, MISS THEODORA ‘Whose mother, Mrs. Harris Hamilton Thomscn of Philadelphia, announces her engagement to Mr. Paul Lockwood Town: G. Townsend, jr., of Delaware. No date . -C.. SATURDAY, ODON THOMSON, send, son and secretary of Senator John |} is set for the wedding. | —Harris-Ewing Photo. Payne, Mrs. Richard Crane of Westover, Va.; Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury of Philadelphia, Mrs. Frederick Ashton de Peyster of New York, Mme. Eken- gren, Mrs. Morris Ernest Locke, Mrs. Arthur MacArthur, Mrs. Thomas T. Craven, Mrs. Hamilton McCormick- | Goodhart, Mrs. George C. Thorpe and | Mrs, Hamilton Wright. Son of Senator Townsend Engaged to Philadelphian. The engagement of Miss Theodora | Odon_Thomson of Philadelphia to Mr. | Paul Lockwood Townsend, son of Sena- tor John G. Townsead, jr., of Delaware was announced today at a luncheon given in the North Garden cf the Belle- vue-Stratford Hotel, Philadeiphia, by Mrs, Harris Hamilton Thomson of that | city, but formerly of Woodbury, N. J. Senator Townsend and his daughter, Miss Lyla Townsend, made their home | at the Willard last season, and Mr. | Townsend, who is secretary to his father, is well known in society here, Mrs. Thomson gave a luncheon and | bridge for her daughter at the Belle- | vue-Stratford, and the company of 50 | to whom she made the announcement ' included those from New York, Penn- sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Washington. _Among the Delaware guests werc Mr. Townsend’s risters, Mrs. John A. Tubbs and Miss Lyla | Townsend of Selbyvill>; Mrs. Jullen E. | Townsend of Georgetown and Mrs. | John G. Townsend, 3d, of Selbyville. | No date has been cet for the wedding. | Mrs, Heard, wife of Comdr. William | A. Heard, U. S. N, was hostess at “ea yesterday afternoon, entertaining a | £mall company in honor of Mrs. Leon Mitchell of Rock Island, I, who ll; their house guest. | s | Comdr. A. C. McFall. U. 8. N., and Mrs. Fali, have had as their guest Mrs. | A. C. Dodge, who left yesterday for her | heme in New York. Miss Beatrice Craft, daughter of | Capt. and Mrs. R. P. Craft, will enter- | tain at a bridge shower this afternoon | in her home, on Porter street, in com- pliment to Miss Elizabeth McKelvey, | daughter of Col. and Mrs. Willlam Nessler McKelvey, whose marriage will | take place this month. The guests will include Miss Anne Britton of Phila- | delphia, house guest of Miss Craft; Mrs. | E. J. Peterson, Miss Jean Prentiss, Miss Elizabeth Miles, Mrs. George Sullivan, | Miss Lillian Beech, Miss Louise Chas- | mar Miss Robin Boyle, Miss Lotise | Campbell, Miss Anna Katherine Bootes, daughter of Col. and Mrs. James T. Bootes of Annapolis Miss Bootes entertained at a bridge shower yesterday afternoon for Miss | McKelvey in her home, in Annapolis. | | Mr. and Mrs. D-marest Lloyd will | entertain a small company informally | at_dinner this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd will be hosts at dinner Saturday evening, December 5, and with their guests will later attend the first meoting this seeson of the dancing class, which will meet at the Montgomery Country Club. Mrs. Joseph Leiter, who has been a leader in the activities of this organization, is ex- | pected to ccme to Washington for this meeting, although, with Mr. Leiter, she is occupying' a house in Chicago for | the Winter. Col. and Mrs. Robert C. Davis will present their daughters, Miss Barbara Davis and Miss Elizabeth Davis, during the Christmas holidays. Miss Elizabeth Davis is a senior at Randolph-Macon College and will spend the Thanks- giving holidays with her parents, who have an apartment in the Cairo for the Winter. Mrs. Davis will entertain ° the debutantes of this season at lunchenn Friday, November 27, for her two daughters. Yesterday Miss Edwina Davis, older sister of the debutantes, was Dostess at Juncheon at the Wash- ington Airport, entertaining in compll- ment_to Miss_Barbara _Davis. Lo‘fl’. AIHIDALE DOG. male. lost or s slrly ERTY No. 13718; r!wnrd J. ln mnvlnl about October 27, 1 ward if returned to Elsie Cobb Wilsol CANE. e on” Capital itactivn e.r"f,if lyn and Washington, No rd._Telephone | Decatur terrier. DOG—Brown Trish 35 18 Sehared o Sasa"FlC Mano - Reward Ton si. now. - Clovelan, QLASSES in_brown m#“ex caser ide eation case; on Thursda: ; Guorein 0535, % "‘"" old; Tan with white brenst. blll'c:e reward {f Teturned 10 abovE ada: ENiE Norin vie2. Al e PURBE$5_reward for immed of brown purie and contents: Cone, Georsla 2366, liate return Mrs. Nathan Nmabis 3 atove o Col " icinity TRt ess. | Ramsey and Mrs. Robert C. Davis, company included Mrs. John Hill, Mrs. Frank'yn King, Mrs. J. P. B. Barrett, Mrs. Eleanor Plerce, Miss Mildred \ mother of the hostess. ! Miss_Fleanor Calvert and Miss Mar- | garet Peyton Calvert will entertain at a tea this afternoon at the Washington Club in honor of Miss Evelyn Walker ! and Miss Isabelle Perry. Mme. Sokolowska, wife of the coun- selor of the Polish embassy, has as her guest her sister, Mrs. Margaret King of New York, who will remain over Sun- day. The counselor, M. Sokolowski, is spenging the week end in Bluemont, Va. Miss Betty Richards and Miss Jeanne Richerds, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph_Richaras, are motoring to Ath- ens, Ga. to attend the festivitics in connection with an “old home week re- union” at the University of Georgia. Mrs. E. O. Sykes, wife of th> Federal Radio Commissioner, was hos! yes: terday at the first of a series of luncl cons in her apartment at Wardm: Park Hotel. The guests were Mrs. Pat Harrison, Mrs, Burton K, Wheeler, Mrs. Percy Quinn, Mrs. W. D. Connor, Mrs. Bryson Bruce, Mrs. Harry Fulton, Mrs. M. K. Gilliam and the hostess’ daughter, Mrs. Thomas Stevenson. Miss Mal Sykes, daughter of the Ped- eral Radio Commissioner and Mrs. Sykes will leave Thursday for Cam- bridge, where she will be the guest of Mr. Jim Hutter fc* the dances and the Harvard-Yale game. ‘The newly appointed counselor of the United States embassy in Brazil, Mr. ‘Walter C. Thurston, acccmpanied by his | mother, Mrs. John Thurston, is sailing today on the Southern Cross from New York to assume his duties at Rio de Janeiro. Sponsors and Guarantors Of New York Sympheny. A list of 35 leading m2mbers of so- clety, who are actively sponsoring ss guarantors the appearance of the New York Philharmonic-Symphony Orches- tra in Washington this season, has just | been released by Mrs, Robert Low Bacon, chairman of the committee in charse. The orchestra has its first concert here December 15 under the leadership of | | Arturo Toscanini, famous Italian. Two other concerts are listed for January 26 and March 8. All three are after- roon events. The guarantors for the current sea- son_include: Countess Szecbenyi, Mrs. Armistead Peter, III; Mrs. Edwin B. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Phipps, Mrs. Charles J. Rhoads. Mr H. B. Spencer, Mrs. Copley Armory. Mrs. Paul H. Bastedo, Mrs. John C. Brecl enridge. Mrs. Arthur Bullard, Mrs. Ed- ward Burling, Mrs. Willlam Butter- worth, Mrs. Sarah 8. Halkett. Mrs. | Demarest Lloyd, Mrs. Charles E. Hughes, Mrs. Ridgeley Hunt, Mrs. William Fitch Kelly, Miss Bell Gurnee, Mrs. Rober. | Low Bacon, Mr. Arthur Capper, Mrs. James F. Curtis, Senator Bronson Cut- ting, Mrs. Willam McKee Dunn, Mr. | william P. Eno, Miss B. J. Kibbey, Mrs. | Henry Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Leander | McCormick-Goodhart, Mrs. Thomas W. . | Phillips, Mrs. Lee Warren. Mrs. Henry ‘W. Watson, Mrs. John F. Wilkins. M NOVEMBER 14, | take the party to the theater. | in Kentucky. They were accompzanied Orme Wilson, Mrs. Louls D. Brandels and Mrs. James S. Parker. The concerts are under the manage- | ment of the T. Arthur Smith Bureau, | 1330 G street northwest. Brig. Gen. Willlam E. Horton, U. S. A., retired, entertained a smali com- piny at luncheon yesterday at the Cariton. Among his guests were for- mer Representative and Mrs. S. Wallace Dempsey of Lockport, N. ¥, Col. and Mrs. Le Roy P. Collins ea- tertained at the dinner dance at the Shoreham last night in honor of Col and Mrs. Alfred Balsom of Fort Meade, | Md. Among their guests were Gen. and Mrs. Pred T. Ausiin, Col. and Mrs. Barrols, Col. and Mrs. Charles P. George and Maj. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones. Mr. and Mrs. William North Sturte- vant were hosts at dinner last evening, entertaining in compliment to Miss Olga Bayne and her flance, Mr. Charles Lyon Sturtevant, jr., brother of the | host, whose mairiage will take place Tuesday. Others in the company at dinner were Mrs. Curtis Smith of St. Albans, Vt. sister of Mr. Sturtevant; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Exnicios, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Perkins Hill, Miss Lil- lian Shuman of Boston, Mr. Hugh Reilly and Mr. Frank Reeside. Capt. Henry T. “Wright, U. S. N., with Mrs. Wright is spending a few days in the National Capital and they are stay- ing at the Wardman Park Hotel, having come here from Hampton, Va. where they make their home ‘while Capt. Wfljht is stationed at Newport News, A dinner - party ty of young people was given last night at Gray's Hill Inn, Virginia, at which Miss Charlotte Orey of Fort Humphreys, in a bzcom- dinner gown of aquamarine blue, with black velvet jacket lined with the same blue, was hostess. Her guests were Miss Virginia Arthur, Miss Dor- othy Carter, Miss ' Elizabeth Skinner, Lieut. Jess Veal, Lieut. Ernest Ci a mumcn n’)’?"{'"" hirdd < on Warc. ‘North 1.4 O © r. Gharles Seaman and Mr. Randolph Bright Autumn flowers and candfe 1931. Beaths. GE_W, Friday, N GI?RQ lne -nd I i uanuny Novembe: Slow's ‘funeral parlor: “Relatives and friends Suddenly, t Portiand, Oreg.. Gl E Wi o “the late Gol. Daniel 1. Bowgnton Serment ¢ Ainaron. Puserel privave. 10° BROOKS. FLORENCE On, Wedneaday, November 11 1931. 30 residence, 1787 T st nw. A B BROOKS. witc 'af wal Brooks B D, pasior ‘af Nincteenth Strect namm Churcn. and sister of Miss Ada al from Nineteenth . The Ladies' Banne- ion’ annources the death BROOKS. _Funeral from LANDONIA FULSOME. Hee. Sec. " FLORENCE. The Tinney Phyllis EROOKS Wheatiey Soclety winounces the death of Mrs. FLORENCE BROOKS. Funeral . ui day. November 15. at 1 o'clock, from Nine- teenth Street Bantist Church. E. MASON, Pres; MARGARET 8. . Sec. !YRD Rec. BROOKS. FLOR H. Members of the Tausiria) Gt o7 the Niseteenth ‘Street Baptist Church are requested to attend the funeral of our beloved vice president. rs. ; BROOKS. " Sun November 13. 1931. at 1 o'clock 7 rr the Nineteenth Street Baptist ALICE W1 MISS LLIA MRS. LIDA W. ALLEN. light added beauty to the pretty in doors dining room Miss Helen Havemeyer of New York is the guest over Sunday of Miss Evelyn Davis, who will entertain at dinner this | cvening in the club house of the Ameri- | can Association of University Women for her guest. Later Mics Davis will 1 Mr, George A. Gordon, counselor of | the Arverican embessy in Berlin, and | Mrs. Gordon. who atrived yesterday on the Tle de France, are spending some time at the Ambassador Hotzl, in New Zork. ! Mrs. Charles R, Stark, accompanied | by her four children, Charles R. Stark, jr.; Benton Stark, Mary Barbara Stark and Billy Jim Stark, left Washington yestorde for Spokane, Wash, where they will join Col. Charles R. Stark, who has been in that city for two months. Both Col. and Mrs. Stark have been very active in the Wesley Heights Club, Mrs. Stark having been vice pres- ident of the Wesley Heights Parent- ' Teacher Association, and Col. Stark was a prime agent in securing the new Hor- ace Mann School for Wesley Helghts. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund L. Jones of iorty-fifth street will entertain at din- ner after the Notre Dame-Navy game . at Baltimore this evening when their guests, who will motor to and from Baltimore, will be Mr. and Mrs. Yelver- ton E. Booker, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson ‘T. Hartson and Comdr. and Mrs. O. M. Read. Mrs. Allen R. Cosier entertaired at | luncheon at the Kenwood Country Club today when her guests remained to play bridge. Covers were laid for 12 and the guests included Mrs. E. E. Danly, Mrs. John Rcbertson, Mrs. Frank Barnett, Mrs. William Jeffries, Mrs. W. Spaulding, Mrs. George Porter, Mrs. Davis Weir, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Frank Schertz, Mrs. J. L. Brown and Mrs. Albert R. Merz. Miss Emily T. Mabon of Northampton, Mass., Is passing a few days in Wash- ington and is at the Dodge. Mrs. Frank Moss, who formerly oc- cupied an apartment at Stoneleigh | Court, is now at 1424 Sixteenth street. Maj. and Mrs. Louis Pendleton en- tertained at the dinner dance last night at the Shcreham where they have an apartment. Amorg their guests were | Gen. and Mrs. John W. Gulick, Col. and Mrs. Willlam A. Graham, Maj. | and Mrs. Simon B. Buckner, Maj. and Mrs. " Harry B. Crea, Maj. and Mrs, Crocroft, Mrs. Edwin Peterson and Col. Henry 8. Merrick. Maj. and Mrs. John H. Sturgon were hosts at the dirner dance at the Shore- ham last night, having among their guests Col. and Mrs. J. R. Bernheim, Col lnd Mm Osmun Latrcbe, Col. and , Maj. and Mrs. M’inef, Pelch MIJ lnd 'Mrs.R. D. La Maj and Mrs. A. B. Jones, Maj. -nd‘ Mrs. S. P. Parker and Maj. and Mrs. C. A. Stammel. Capt. and Mrs. D. C. Hanrahan of New York are spending the week end with Capt. and Mrs. William W. Galbraith, who have just returned to Washington and make their home at | the Shor~ham. Mr. and Mrs. S. Kent Legare are spending a few days at the Shoreham. Mr. and Mrs, Robert H. Lucas re- turned Sunday to their apartment in the Broadmoor after several weeks stay by Mrs. Lucas' mother, Mrs. Mary M. Lasch, who will make her home with them in the future. Mrs. Rust Smith, who makes her home at the Shoreham, entertained at the dinner dance at the Shoreham last night in- honor of Mr. George Ross, Maj. and Mrs. Frank Foss and Mrs. Walter Ross of Harrisburg, Pa. Her daughter, Mrs. Wentworth Peirce, and her niece, Miss Emily Pendleton, also dined with her. Mr. Fred McKee is in his apartment n’the Broadmcor after a week's stay in Atlantic City. Mrs. James E. Hughes has returned to her apartment in the Broadmoor after several days stay in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Marks, who have just recently moved to Wardman Park Hotel, are entertaining at the din- ner dance at the hotel this evening, their guests numbering nine. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McCubbin will entertain at dinner at the Kenwood Country Club this evening when their guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Kennard, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sasscer and Mr. and Mrs. Porter R, Taylor. ‘The Ladies’ Aux!lhry of the District of Columbia Dental "Association will hold their annual dance in the Wesley Heights Club tonight. Mrs. Hugh Cal- lahan is in charge of arrangements and her assistants, all residents of the Wes- ley Heights Community, include Mrs. ( Thomas D. Webb, Mrs. James A. Blm-v hard and Mrs. Otto Wendt. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Balch of Whitestoné, Long Island, N. Y., are in Washington to spend a few days and are stopping at the Potomac Park Apartments. District Sunshine Soc Society Card Party Thursday. An event of- interest s the card party to be given Thursday afternoon | at 2 o'clock, November 19, at the Ken- nedy-Warren Apartments, by the Dis- trict Sunshine and Community Socie- | ty. Mrs. Virginia White Speel, who is a member of the Sunshine Society, will ‘l’:\::'d the list of patronesses for the Other hostesses who will sponsor | tables are Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, Mrs. Ernest Gude, Mrs. Ella 8. Knight, Mrs. James Underwood, Mrs. William W. Scott, Mrs. Willlam N. Beahm, Mrs. Jefferscn Davis, Mrs. Frederick Yates, Mrs. George Cook, Mrs. Charles W. oyd Mrs. E. F. Gustafson, Mrs. James 'd, Mrs. Harry Austin, Mrs. John F Kin.Mfl J. H. Purdy, Mrs. A. T. d, Mrs. J. Edwin Reid, Idl'a Wlmlm lelol' Mrs. A. Rodgers Tracey, Miles Trowbridge, Mrs. Adolph Volk Mrs. Harry E Brockson, Mrs. F. Casey, Miss Ella Lamb, Mrs. Effie Colbert, Mrs. John Fleming, Mrs. John C. Rau, Mrs. John Nicey, Mrs. Fred Greve, Mrs. R. C. Wright, Mrs. Herbert Davis, Miss Nettle Graham and Mrs. John Morry. Mrs. Jefferson .Davis is chairman of arrangements; Mrs. Parker Cook is in charge of the candy table, Miss Ella Lamb, cards and taliies, and Mrs. Wil- liam Gude will take care of the tickets. Miss Catherine Dennis, Miss Dorothy | MaR. 'hfl = B Ry e o ol T " ¥ E. BROWN. 'She leaves to mouri A oot brother. Charles Dick. and vany olher Trelatives and iriends. Funeral Suny vember 15. at 1 p.m.. the .vwnh 't NButley Tuneral pario Interment Payne's Cemet III}IC! CHARLES JOSEPH. On Friday. November 15, CH BURCH. beloved husband of the late Ne Lie Godine Bureh. Puneral from the dence’ of his daughter E RO A BURCH, CHARLES JOSEPH. To the bers of Anacostia Council, No. 0. U. are requested to assem! Josidetce of our late breth URCH. 1338 Mass. S Aibadny Novemger 16, 1031s, ai for the purpose of attending’the J. G ounselor, | ‘Secretary. CHAMBERS, JAMES ROBERT _On_ Friday, mper 13, 1981, JAMES & ROBERT husband " of Remains at Prlller ‘tuneral 389 Rhode lsland ave. n.w. Notice o Tanaral Javer: CHRISTOPHER, JAMES C. On Priday, Moo 1931, i, B 81 irene Yeacley Juneral ‘Sunday. November . from his late residence, 6407 Delaware Chevy Chase. ment t. Mary's Cemetery, Rockville, M COHEN, SAMUEL. On Friday, November 13, 1931, "at his residence, . SAMUEL COHE Conen: “Mrs. Mavrice Lubore. of Bernard Danzansky, 3501 on Sunday, November 15, at 2 { COLLINS, MARGARET E. On Prldly. No- vembe: AL Bier, Tesidence, 1206 N 3 MARGARET E. COLLI tel” 57 _the Hate Sames. snd- Ehen Eolns.in tne’ Sbtn "vear of her sge. " Re: quiem ‘mass Monday. November 16. at 10 am., at Bi. Patrick’s Church, Inferment Holy Rood ‘Cemetery. 15% DICKINS. EDITH PRATT. Saturday. November 14, 1931 at her u:ldenc( u Wyoming Apis. EDITH PRATT DICKINS. wife of the late Rear Admiral Francis W. Dickins, SN and daushter ‘of thé late Frederick Esther 8. Praft. Notice 'of Funeray Iater: DONALDSON, EMMA J. on Thursday, )lo- yember 12, 1931, "Miss' EMMA J. ALD- n Charles Schulman Funeral from the chapei oen st nw n.w. W 5. at Siliwoon Cemetery. Farls Emirci DULLINGER, MAY. On November 9. 1931, at’ Denver, Colo.. MAY DULLINGEI loved wife of Clarence 8. Duliinger, dsus! ter of Harry ond the late Annie Knohr (nee Thomas) and granddaughter of the Iate George and Mary Thom FITZGERALD. JOHN B. Suddenly. on Wed_ 951, JOHN B TR S ll’lfl cnneune Pitzgerald. the chapel ol P. A Taltavull. & aw.“on Mo 3 P D 5. m. Top the e s lous, “Holcives Smu iclends {avfiea.”" nierinent Mount Ollvet Ceme” clnsol. FRANK WILLIAM, On Priday, November 15, 1931, FRANK WILLIAM, be: loved husband of ‘the iate Mamie P. Gib- gon. Funeral (rom the residence of Virgil M. ‘Costello, 1220 V st. s. November 5. at 10 am. Relatives and friends_invited. Interment Union Ceme- tery, Leesburg, Va. WILLIAM. On Saturday. Wikte ber 1la, 1931, at Galinger Hospial, “wIu- LIAM HARRIS. mother of Edae yackson, Bestie Scott arnd Eiiza Tnomas ieaves many otner relatives and iriends. Remains resting at the John iuneral chapel, 3rd and Eye sis. 5.W. No- tice of funeral later, 15 L SELNER W. Devarted this life on SELNER W. leaves to mourn their loss five brothers, a host of other relatives Remains resting Do irom. the. ¥ Pictiment Bunass, vember 15, at Broad Maux, Va. JOHNSON, DANIEL. 4, this Lite on 120 am.. Depar Friaay, ‘November_ 13 1031, st 1 ) Va., DANiei ohn- ni3 __home, Siaeburn. SOHNEON, Ioving: Rusband of lose son ana ioster iather of Jacob E. John- son. He was a member ‘of the Vernon Lod 43, ind the H. B. ‘No- 1" 75 1 O. ‘Funeral "Sunday. ,E, ., from Little Zion DSt Church of Burke, Van Keve Carter Taylor officiating. JOHNSON. MARIA, Departed this lte clock. November li ington's services will be v, ficiate. JOHNSON. MARIA. Officers snd Members ity Cour 32, Prin A)nnnll Fou ‘are Botifica +5 be present the call meeting, Saturday, Novembder 34, 195558 700 o st now, the Tuneral o RiA JOHNSON. Court “pervices Suaday. Diwht. *November 1o st pm. st Wesley Washiasion's es- tablishment, 2053 Ga. ave. n.w. xu.l N LONG, | Ex. R. Sov, IRENE M. s KINLEY, GEORGE. Deur!a! this life. No- vember 11. 1931, GEORGE. the loving son of Mrs. Hattle nnlu and brother of Mrs. Eia, Gomez, ' Funeral rugsday. Novemver trom ‘Stewart's mmn homie. 30 H, gt. at 1 o'clock p. lllllll. lourll A. On _November husbengof th Reeal irom ‘nis Jate res ence. Windser ave., Alexandr vember 16, ai 9 a.m.. thence m m Chureh, where mass wi am. Interment in St. Mary Alexandria, Va. KRUPSAW. DORA _On Friday, November 13, 1931, 1 yeers, Sner- o, . C. zansky. 3501 14th s November n. at 10 a.m. LEWIS, RUTH VIRGINIA. On Pridey, No- vember 13, 1931, at 12:43 a.m. RUTH V] TA. beloved daushter of James and the h Dr. Milton Niss “Trone Funeral m., McGuire's - funeral home, 9th snd Wesi minster sts. nw. 14 | MAIR. JOSEPH. Suddenly, on Priday, No- JOSEPH, beloved husband ise' Mair “and brother of George Funeral from the chapel of Frank 1113 7tn st N . Mary's Church 1 Relatives and_friends invi Thterment (private) at Prospect Hill Cemetery. 15 JOSEPH. Windthorst Club and the ty . Ma DIEGELMANN, Pres, JOE DIEGELMANN. Sec. MEAD. MILDRED. - At her residence. 2839 B Novempér 13, of st. n.e. on Monda ber 16, at 11 a.m. Interment nrlv-:e MURPHY, MARTIN V. On Thursday. r 12, N ¥ povidenes Haspital ARTT | the”late 15 PHILLIPS. EMMA. Suddenly, on e EMML ) S denlY, S hanes: 9813 A 'PHILLIPS, devoted wife nd_ loving tween L and M sts. n.w. Iriemas invited to ‘sttend. | R R Assoiatt "’"“;#.::.‘3‘:.‘1 “.I: an ' Relief ~Association death of Sister EMMA PHILLIFS. Funeral Sunday, November 15, at 1:3 pm Union wesley A M. E.Zion Garen atten ooy IOOROIW COLE. Pres. LAWRENCE B. CURTIS, R. 5. PHILLIPS. EMMA. All member: of Minorve Household of Rith, No. 1818, G. U. 0. of 54" Pellows. ave peaucsted hall, Saturday, o'cléck p.m... to A Phe *Tuneral” of Sister FHILI Vhien wilr be hed Bundar: Nuvemxm 14, at Union Wesley A. M. E 23rd and L sts. n.w. members are asied io assemble At church at 1 p ‘NLMA COOPER. M. N. o, SISTER WILLIAME, Acum W. R PRUITT. TRACY E. On Friday. November 18 Ihar, B Bl Testdence: 106 BN . n.w., TRACY usband of Lil- lian’ B._Pruitt inee Joseph) in his 34 veur. Bwunsrat from the ehapel of P. Taltavull, 436 7th st z.w.. Monday. No- vem| 2:30 p.m. Relatives and Iriends lnvitea. > Inteiment Codar Cemetery. SMITH. WILLIAM. November np'fluf'“t"i“w"“ Sy 11| Aay, his 'residence, 1243 Dunéa LIAM, belo il BYELIA. o Members, ot . of Ruth. No. ANCES S MARY L. HOWARD. WILLIAMS, CHARLI L R NS, CHARLES W. ® ] hustand of Mary A. kfl .;,‘l.l‘\l 8. H H' )\ ADAMS, M. N. W.R. WOOTEN. SOPHIA E. Suddenls. on Thurh mber, 12 1931 al Fresdmen PHI. WOOTEN., o oae 1siand o Relatives and Iriends snvitea: Harmory Cemeters. In Memortam. CAMPBELL. CATHERINE M. In ssd but loving Temembrance of my dear fr M. CAMPBELL, who de this life sleven sears ago todar, 1920, Dlvo'rl.'n FRIEND, ANNIE E. PAR- Xfltermrm. 18 lov FLYNN. of our dea~ died one ¥ 1930, D. In loving remembr: . RICHARD FLYKN. ago today, November God knew you were suffering And the hills were hard to climb, 8o He closed you: And whispered. -Peace be 'D CHILDREN. FRAZER, JAMES. In mm' remembrance of our dear husband and father. JAMES AZER. who died eight years ago focss, Novermber T4 1025, God alone knows how we miss you; Never shall your memory fade. Loving thoushts shall always wander To the spot where you are laid. HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. HEAD, SAMUEL J. In loving remembrance of cur dear hushand and, father, SAMUEL HEAD. ted {his Lité one year 3o today, Novem v-nmr v decline. close besiae you Were all that once were thine. Only those who have lost can_tell DEVOTED FAMILY. JASPER. ANNA J. A tribute of love to ths ‘memory of a dear wife and mother. ANNA J. JASPER. who left us seven years ago today. November ‘4. 1924 HUSBAND, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHIL- ruu."‘ nou.u R. % our dear husband and brother, THOMaS: '/ R NALLEY. who Jefi. us ‘aine’ years 480 today. November 14, 1922. Deep in our hearts a picture lies one gone to rest. frame we will keep it. Because he was oae of the best LOVING WIFE. KATIE AND SISTER, 1In loving memory OBINSON. HARRIET. In memory of oo R Oear mother. HARRIET ROBINSON, who nen (5, threé vears eso tode, Novemb On:e more our thoughts turn to the day When our desr mother passed away: And time and space can ncver sever g The love we hold for her_ Lorever, DEV CHILDREN. MARY F. FRELS0N JOHN ¢ AND GHA RLES H! ROBINSON. v THOMPSON, HESTER A. of my derest wie, 0 departed this me three years ago 1o- day, November 14, 103 nmembvnn a PEON, Sadness still comes over me. Secret tears do often flow ARG uT o 16 e T el ik of G 01 . HUSBAND. * Wm. H Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel 412 R ST. NE Lincoln o;u Ambulanee serviee )oseph F. Birch': Sons 3034 M St. N-W. P‘mmm. |~ GEO, W. 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Artistic—expressive— inexpenaive FLORAL TRIBUTES $3.50 =p LOWERS For Funerals By Wire Anywhere Bender, Miss Doris Skinker, Miss Ruth Sheridan n and Miss Sue Stepherd were among those from Washington who at- tended the foot ball game and hop at the United States Mlllury Academy st West Point, N. Y. Baptist, Chur h;k 2 3 terment Woodisan God knew that yor And the hills 'm'fl'nn:o'e'{n 80 Ha closed your weary evelid: And whispered,