Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1932, Page 19

D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1932. | | William E. Horton, Brig. Gen. G. P.|Chace presented a brief but charming | Downey and Col. Julian E. Yates, chief | program of solo and group dances by of chaplains. Music was furnished by | a number of her pupils. Among those present were Mrs. Elonzo Tyner, Mrs THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, | ‘cha)rman of the Democratic National CONGRESSIONAL BUD Committee. They will be assisted by the members of the Hospitality Com- BECKER SOCIETY (Continued From Second Page) Springs on account of the serious fll- ness of Mrs. Wallace's son, Mr. Mel- ville W. Wallace nd Le Breton Gardner of ed in Washington today veral weeks the guest Ross Cox at the Mrs. Edm New York & and will be fo of drs. Margaret Dupont Circle. Washington International Assembly Ball Canceled. At a meeting of the board of gov- International the residence of Mj it was unan- the assembly view of the great n this year and the s3s a purely social and not ir. It is the expectation to give the ball another Lincoln Hall Brosseau former i general of the Na- tional Soc D. A. R, will be the at the meeting of the Silliman Chapter at the Strat- Hotel, Bridgeport, Conn Perkins and Miami the 1l enter- marriage to Mr will take place s sailed on 1 for Pennsyl- the Winter Mrs. Jame 1 Steel of vania is in Was n_ for &t the Bur on Hotel Mrs. Blair Banister her daughter ave taken an oor. thers of 1359 S their r, A wey Quinn of uis, and her t formerly was Miss Faye Mr. and Mr d L 5 West Cypres Dav jr. P. Bones, December 30, at Elkton, Md Mrs son, Mr. James Ciilver Shields w John G. Shields, retu Chicago, where the: are in_their n Park Hotel her d yes- bent, apart- for the the holidays ment at W balance of tk and Mrs s B. Lee a ome in Norw he Dodge for a brief en route to Flor end the remainde: ived the' Winter. The members of the Women's Na- tional Press Club will be the guests of honor at a tea given by the Congres- sional” Club, at 2001 New Hampshire evenue, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock Betty Baum, pianist with Mrs. Ch Bernheimer at the second pizno will give the progrem. The club will give a dance this eve- from 7 to 12 o'clock Saturday Teas at Kenmore Continue Through January. burg, Va. Wil tea every Saturday ring January so that the who have been interested Broadca network, the Bicen year of 1932, this clock. The ‘clock i§ now and was given to it by the ughters of 1812 tesses | be Mrs. C. F. Cocke, Mrs. nd Mrs. M. L. Alstetter achers' College irman of Colum- of American Pen Women, a salon this evening at 8:30 studio, at 1706 L street s will be the evening of “Feast of the Three Kings” and will be celebrated according to French cus- tom Dr. Edward Donavan will play com- positions appropriate to the occasion, Dr. Andre Beneteau will say words about the day will her lates and king and q chosen and cwned a few istmas poem 1 will be duly The Y yomen's Council of the m P: hold its ® WOMEN'S SHOP OF THE Les MISS WILLA FULMER, | Daughter of Representative and Mrs. Hampton P. Fulmer of the Kennedy- Warren, presented to society at a large tea in mid-December.—Harris-Ewing Photo. monthly dinner at Alva Belmont House tomorrow evening. Guests of honor be Miss Muna Lee, director of na- tional activities of the party; Mrs. | Bernita Shelton Matthews, head of the Legal Research Department, and Mlle. Fanny Bunand-Sevastos, executive sec- retaryr of the Interamerican Comm sion of Women. Miss Mabel Van Dyke, chairman of the council, will preside. Those attending the dinner will in- clude Miss na Carabelli, Miss Irene Garretson, Miss Mary Elizabeth Burrows, Miss Laura Berrien, Mrs Wymond Bradbury, Mrs. Nina E. Al- lender, Miss Ruth Palmer Miller, Miss Elizabeth Payne, Miss Maxine Town- send, Senorita Dolores Armisen, Mis Elizabeth Johnson, Miss Katherine Phelps, Miss Margaret F. Luers, Miss Roselle Lee, Miss Josephine Bean, Miss Christie Allen, Miss Harriet Johnson, Miss Carol Cox, Mrs. Virginia Towers Nottingham, Miss Bess Davis Schreiner, | Mrs. Esther S. Cowan, Miss | Gover, Miss Marjorie Elder, Miss Edith Weber, Miss Eileen Cooke, Miss Belle Leon, Miss Marion Stewart and Mrs. | | Dorothy Douglas. { Mrs. Abram Simon will leave at the end of the week for St. Louis, Mo | where she will attend the annual meet- ing of the Executive Board of the Na- of Temple Sister- tional Federation | hoods. Mrs. Simon is the founder of the National Organization and is its honorary president. Mrs. Mary E. Woolley, national presi- dent of the American Association of University Women and president of Mount Holyoke College, who will go to the Geneva Conference as United Staies delegate, is a guest at the local clud house of the A. A. U. W. at 1634 I street. SLIP Three-pc. suite and S separate tu§0ns. &nap fasteners, tailored to your furniture. | Imported “Belgian Linen, $15.00. phone for samples. R. L. ISHERWOOD, 0 1513 28th St. Write or and Mme. Garzia | RALEIGH HABERDASHER e January Sales at Lowest Prices in Our History $59.75 and $69.75 Coats 533 $69.75 and $79.75 Coats 545 $79.75 to $110 Coats 553 LL standard high-quality Ra-Leigh coats from regular stocks, together with about 50 newly arrived coats ... Boucles, Rough Woolens and Tweeds, in Blacks, Browns, Greens Beaver, Raccoon, Badger, and Dyed Blue Fox and mixtures. Furs are Persian, Wolf, Skunk, Kolinsky, Fox, S FROCKS $16.75 and $19.75 Frocks $16.75 to $29.75 Frocks $25.00 to $39.75 Frocks $9 75 $|2.75 $|7.75 ILKS and Woolens, in the most desirable shades and effects. chases of Paulina Frocks i Use Your C Many new styles from our most recent pur- ncluded. Sizes 12 to 20. harge Account Here, or Open One Now THE WOMENS SHOP RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street ® STORE HOURS—8:30 AM. TO 6 PM. o Jennet | The Women's National Democratic | Club will entertain at a reception on | | Priday in compliment to the members | of the Democratic Natienal Committee. The board of governors of tke club also will receive former Gov. Nellie | Tayloe Ross, vice chairman of the | | Democratic National Committee, and | Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, former vice | &4/ ‘ ‘ //[(})I//)ZMMC 1011 CONNECTICUT AVE. cfaa'zyf"&mmyfimdqom TONITE THEATRICA»L*(EUEST NITE Al Kamons and his orchestra Le Mae & Alice kouise Society Dancing Stars 4 to 6:30 P. M. $1_per person. includ- ing “Charles.” Kat’l 0178 mittee. Mr. and Mrs. 'T. C. Temple of Hart- ford, Conn., are passing a few days at the Dodge and are accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Thayer of Milford, Conn. Miss Jane M. Wil N. J.. and New York City a suite at Carlton for der of the Winter. ox of Hackensack, s taken remain- Joppa Ledge, O. Party and Dance Saturday. The annual dance and card party, sponsored by the Ways and Means of Joppa Lodge Chapter, e B S of which Mrs. Ruth rman and Mrs. Flor- vice chairman, will be evening at 2400 Six- street. C: will be played om 8:30 o'clock until 10:30 o'clock, there will be dancing from 9 until oclock. Prizes will be awarded at each table. Mr. Walter Conway, chairman of the dance and card party, has assisting him Mrs. Bailey, vi chairman; Mrs. Mildred D. Conway, worthy matron: Mr. Horace W. Par- sley, worthy patron; Mrs. Ruth C. Par- sley and Mrs. G. Gordon Bailey. Mrs Margaret McCurdy will have charge of the cards and table reservations. Officers of t held their r Quartermaster Corps | monthly luncheon | day. Rev Ed-E D., vice president 1 University, made a | company numbered ! 61, and included Maj. Gen. J. L. De| Witt, the quartermaster general; Brig. | Gen. Andrew M assistant chief of Bash, Brig. Gen of t short talk COLUMBIA RD. AT ISTH ST Regular Dinners, 75¢ Special Club Steak A Chicken Dinners, $1 CLUB LUNCHEONS SERVED DAILY Birthdays Are Brighter S i ¢ effective ets and Boxes of choice— FLOWERS —for Birthday remind- ers, Annive remem- brances and other special occasions. You'll approve our— MODERATE PRICES GEO. C. SHAFFER P2 900 14th St. watimi Eves. & Suns you'll be, too you wonderful IC TARRIS 1224 TREE ‘ when we're enthusiastic . . see the dresses we're selling tomorrow at *10 sizes 12 to 44 fourth floor ‘WOODWARD & LLoTHROP 107 1™ F axp G STrrete X (v had %&W If you would double your chic—(and who not) — the little would frock sketched here is prescribed to do that very thing. 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