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Extra Skin Used Parkers are smart now— they show up best in this BEIGE Colonial Costume Ball at Cedar Point, Md., Is Set for Wedneldny fRur-l Women's Clubs Urge | Guests to Wear Apparel | of Revolutionary Period. LEONARDTOWN, Md., April 9.—The St. Marys County Council of the Six Rural Women's Clubs are planning & Co- lonial costume ball in the Community Hall, at Cedar Point, Md., near here, ‘Wednesday, at 8 o'clock, and to make it one of the most interesting affairs that the county club organization has ever held. Already arrangements have been completed and the special commit- tees have been appointed to see that every detall will be carried out. All thase attending are urged to wear cos- tumes rerulnln' articularly to the Revolutionary period. The graceful min- uet and Virginia reel and Sir Roger de Coverly will be danced. It is being given In honor of George Washington. Those who will make up the receiv- ing line will be Mrs. A. 8. Gardiner, president of the council; Mrs. J. Jullus Johnson of Bushwood, Mrs. Johnson Mattingly of Morganza, Md.; Mrs. Wil- liam Markle of Pearson, Md.; Mrs. John Hopkins of St. Georges Island, Mrs. Anitia Swana of Piney Point, Md.; Mrs. Pembroke Moore, Mrs. J. J. Bradley, both of Pearson; Mrs. Clarence Guy of Clements, Md.; Mrs. Lillian Raley of Beachville, Md.; Mrs. Jeanette Russell of Valley Lee, Md.: Miss Felice Cecil of Piney Point. Md.; Mrs. John 8. Jones of Cedar Point, Md.; Mrs. J. O. King of Ridge, Md.; Mrs. Frederick Court of Piney Point and Mrs. Richard Bullock of Loveville, Md. The other members on the Refresh- ment Committee will be Mrs. Queenie Bradburn of Dameron, Md.; Mrs. Ber- tha Trailer of Drayden, Md.; Mrs. Ber- tie Fish of Cedar Point, Md.,, and Mrs. Anitia Swann of Piney Point Md. ‘The club members appointed on the Entertainment Committee are Mrs. Thomas Trossback of Dameron, Md.; Mrs. Myrtle Thomas of St. Island, Mt Mrs, J. Bervard Love of Loveville, Md., and Mrs. Frederick Court of Piney Point, Md. and Mrs. Harry P. ‘Wise of Pearson, Md Mrs. G. Morgan Knight of Leonard- town motored to Collington, Md., and was the guest in whose honor Rev. and Mrs. Frederick A. Cook entertained at dinner in the lovely old rectory, Thurs- day evening. The house is about 200 years old and was at one time the resi- dence of Gov. Bowie of Maryland. Dr. Cqok was formerly rector in St. Marys County at the All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church, at Oakley. and St Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church, at Leonardtown, and last June accepted a call to the Collington parish. A marriage of more than passing in- terest to Southern Maryland and St Marys County was that announced by Dr. Robert V. Palmer of Avenue, Md. of his daughter Rachel Raymond to Mr, James Roger Davis. The wedding took place Friday, March 11, at Elli- cott City, Md. Miss Augusta Lee, accompanied by her two brothers, Mr. J. Fenner Lee, jr., and Mr. Howard Lee, children of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fenner Lee. sr., of Lee's Crest at Lonardtown are attending & house party being given this week by their cousin, Miss Ann Lee George, in | her parents' home in Guildford at Bal- timore, Md. Announcement is made of the mar- riage of Miss Margaret Lucille Hill, daughter of Mrs. Julia Hill of Oakley, Md., to Mr. William Herbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Herbert of Oraville, Md., this county. The wedding took place March 27 in the Sacred Heart Roman Cathalic Church at Abell, Md., the rector of the church, Rev. J. J. Mc- Closky, 8. J., performing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gaffney of Baltimore, Md., have returned to their home after spending a few days as the guest of Mrs. Gaffney's parents, for- mer Judge B. Harris Camalier and Mrs. Camalier, in their residence in Leonard- town. Miss SBuzanne Birch. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Edwin Birch of St. Inigoes, Md.. has returned to resume her studies at the Maryland State Normal School at_Towsan, Md. Mrs. Agnes Sydner of Baltimore, Md., has spent the last month as the est of her brother-in-law and sister, f:a Rev. and Mrs. Jesse M. B. Wood- row, in the P. E. rectory on Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunt and their two daughters, Miss Dorcus Hunt and Miss Frances Hunt of Washington, the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lathan in their home in the South End Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hickey and Mr. Arthur Briggs of Washington were the house guests over last week end of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Waring in their home on North Washington street Mr. and Mrs. J Spence Howard of Baltimore, Md., and two young sons, Broome and J. Spence Howard, Jr., passed last week end at their estate, St. Mary's Manor, at St. Marys City When school is out the Howards will spend the SBummer months there, with | Mr. Howard coming down for week ends with his fami Mr. and Mrs. James S. Carr and their niece, Miss Alma Robinson, spent Tues- day in Washington. Mr. Caleb Hathaway of Chevy Chase, Md., spent last week end at his parents’ estate, Hampton, on the lower Potomac River. Mrs. L. J. Morris of Berlin, Md., on the Eastern Bhore, who has been visit- ing her sister, Mrs, J. Roger Richard- son, in Leonardtown, has returned to her home. While here she was exten- sively entertained by Mrs. Richardson's friends, numerous perties being given in_her honor. Mr. Bert Hanuer, accompanied by Mr. Loker Raley, both of Baltimore, spent the last week end with relatives in St. Marys County Mrs. Wilmore Davis of Chaptico Fri- day afternoon entertained at luncheon in honor of the Morganza Rural Wom- en’s Club at her home. A wedding of much interest was that which took place on March 29 in the 8t. James' Roman Catholic Church, at Ridge. Md., at 9§ o'clock, with a nuptial mass, when Miss Viola Ridgell, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ridgell of Ridge, became the bride of Mr. Thomas Lloyd Carroll, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll and the late Frank Carroll of St. James, Md., this county. Mr. Ridgell, father of the bride, gave his daughter in marriage. She wore & gown of light blue silk crepe, built on princess lines, with hat w match, and carried a bridal bouquet of white roses and lilies Miss Edna Ridgell was maid of honor. She carried a bou- quet of Talisman roses, with African daisies. Mr, Bernard Carroll, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Rev. Horace B. McKenna, 8. J., rec- tor of the church, perfomed the cere- mony and assisting him were Rev. John La Farge, 8. J, of New York City and Rev. Gregory Kiehne, S. J, rector of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church. Immediately after the ceremony & wedding breakfast was held in the home of the bride’s parents, which was at- tended by a large company. After & ‘wedding mg the young couple will make their home in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Doyne R. Wills of Bel Alton, Md.; Mrs. Thomas Rateleigh of Leonardtown and Mrs, Veronica Mat- tingly of Washington were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Abell at their Clements residence Sunday. Mrs. G. Morgan Knight of Leonard- town, was the guest in whose hon- or Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Knight of Oak- ville entertained at dinner Sunday evening. Miss Agnes Waring, who spent the last month as the house guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Waring of North Washing street, returned to her home Mon e[ Arthur K. Jones, Mrs. A. H THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL SOUTHERN HOSTESS MRS, CORDELL Wife of Senator Hull of Tennessee, at the National Woman's Democratic Club, where an exhibition will be held, April 15, 16 and 17, of rare objects of art and interesting antiques. ley, Md. The wedding took place March 27 in the Loretta Chapel, at Chaptico, the rector, Rev. J. C. Carney, S. J., per- forming the ceremony. Mrs. Frederick Trotter, accompanied by Miss Helen Robey and Mrs. Aliison Robey, all of Waldorf, Md., visited rela- tives in St. Mary's County Friday. ‘ Cabinet Woman Patroness | For Y. W. C. A. Program | One of the events of National Pan- American day, proclaimed by President Hoover to take place Thursday, April 14, will be the annual Spring concert by the Elizabeth Somers Glee Club, di- rected by Miss Mary M. Burnett, which will be given at Barker Hall in the Seventeenth and K Street Young Women's Christian Association at 8:30 o'clock, and which will feature among | other vocal and instrumental num- bers the singing of a South American folk song. which has not before been heard in this city. With Miss Sylvia Meyer, harpist, and Miss Alta M. Smith, soprano, as the featured artists of the occasion, and with Miss Helen Middleton as pianist and accompanist, the 33 young sing- ers comprising the club will offer a | wide varl of songs of many ages and many peoples. Additional patronesses for this mu- sical event include: Mrs. William De- Witt Mitchell, Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, Mrs. James Robert Austin, Miss Jane Bartlett. Miss Catherine Benson Mrs. Joel T. Boane, Miss Dorothy Cog- geshall, Mrs. E. E. Danley, Miss Louise Davidgon. Mrs. Charles D. Drayton, Mrs. Harold E. Doyle, Miss Elizabeth Eastman, Miss Lols Gates Gorman, Miss Elizabeth Haney, Mrs. William Hurd Hill, Miss Imogene Ireland. Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, Mrs. A. Cham- bers Oliphant, Miss Marion Peabody, Mrs. William Adams Slade, Miss Pearl Waugh, Mrs. Ben Temple Webster, Mrs. Luke I Wilson, Miss Mary Jane Winfree, Mrs. Herbert C. Woolley, Mrs. Charles Will Wright and Mrs. Fred E. Wright. E e Belmontr}‘iause Caird Parties Tomorro\" and Tuesday A brilliant series of card parties will be held at Alva Belmont House, na- tional headquarters of the National Woman’s Party, tomorrow and Tuesday under the direction of Mrs. Gladys B. Middlemiss. The first party will be at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening and the second Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and the final card party at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. These are the first card parties of the season at National Woman's Party headquarters, There will be prizes and decorations. The committee in charge of arrange- ments, of which Mrs. Gladys B. Mid- dlemiss is chairman, includes Mrs. C H. Curl, Mrs. George A. Luers, Miss Myrtle Patterson, Miss Lila May Tau- jor, Mrs. H. C. Easterday, Mrs Roberts, Mrs. Rose Houchins, Mrs. Karl Greene, Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Mrs Louis Bradley, Mrs. Katherine Kendall Mrs, Charles Jarboe, Mrs. Edwin N Lublin, Miss Clara Matthews and Mrs Maud Bradbury. Among those who are taking tables for Monday evening and Tuesday after- noon and evening are Mrs. Rose Houchins, Mrs. Herbert Wylie Smith, Mrs. Grace T. Luers, Miss Margaret Luers, Miss I. Greenwood. Miss Myrtle Patterson, Mrs. Stanton Dorsey, Mrs Walter Asmuth, Mrs. Willlam Webb, Mrs. Ida Garrett Matthingly, Miss Elva McNamara, Mrs. H. C. Easterday, Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Mrs. Elmer Roberts, Mrs. Lewis Flemer, Mrs. James Sweet, Miss Mabel Griswold, Mrs. Charles | Jarboe, Mrs. C. H. Curl and Mrs. Maud Bradbury. Only 54 motor vehicles were shipped | from Great Britain to France last year. “No Foot too You perhaps have an unusual foot. proportions differ from those of the average foot. You may have a narrow heel, slim instep or wide ball, and t while your shoes fit well at one point, they do not fit at Wilbur Coon Shoes are made we can fit | Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley | Msgr. P. C. G |16. Mrs | Mr. vour foot periectly at Length, width, instep, waist and heel. HULL, Harris-Ewing Photo. Senora de Abelli Guest At Woman's Party Tea! Senora de Abelli, wife of the Minis- ter from Ballvia to the United States, will be guest of honor at a tea given by the National Woman's Party at its national headquarters, Alva Belmont House, this afternocn from 4 to 6 o'clock. Senora de Abelli, born in the United States. but long a resident in Bolivia, where her husband’s family has played a distinguished part in the history of the republic, will speak on | “The Women of Bolivia.” The receiving line will be headed by national cl man of the Woman's Party: Senora de Ynsfran, representative of Paraguay on the Int merican Commission of Women and wife of the charge d'af- faires from Parag and Mrs. Paul M. Linebarger. District chairman of the Woma Party. Mme. L Sacasa de Randall. Mrs Em| Berliner, Mrs. Waldo Clark and Mrs. A. P. Hawley will pour. Sacred Heart League Card Party Wednesday Final arrangements have been com- pleted for the annual Spring card party to be given by the Sacred Heart League at the parish hall, Sixteenth street and Park road, Wednesday even 13. A partial list of patron: tronesses includes the Ambas Italy and Donna Antoinetta tino, Senora de Ferrara, Mme. Cl the bassador of Japan and Mme Debuchi and the M r of Panama and Senora de Al Also Dr, John W. Crowe, Mrs Y T. Bteuart. Miss Marguerite Mahany, Mrs. Johannas King, Mrs. Walter Pedrow, Miss | n, Miss Sarah R. J. McKenna, Mrs. altavull, Mrs. James T. Charles 'J. Bogan, Miss R. E. Coazens, Mrs, Harry omas L. Degnan, onston. Right Rev, Joseph Geier, Minnie Heit- Ben Hun ) Peter J. i h McCart, Miss Miss H. McLaugh- in, Mrs. L. B. alton and Mrs. Miss Elizabeth M. Crandall, Mr Mr. William I Mr. E. T. G man, Mr. Dames of Lnynl chion Banquet Friday Night Nation Soc! Dames of the Loyal Legion hold its annual meet- ing at the Willard Hotel April 15 and Hoover will receive the soclety at noon Friday. Later the mem- bers will go to Arlington, where the insignia of the society will be placed in the memorial room of the Amphi- theater. In evening a banquet will be held in cabinet room of the Willard, when Mrs. Edward Everett Gann will be the honor guest. Maj. Gen, Paul B. Malone, U. S. A. will be a guest and will speak, i a former Ccmmissioner of the Distr: Frederick A. Fenning, will also ak Mrs. P. Y. Schell president of the N reside. of Philadelphia, | nal Society, will £ 40 wars Ohe true Antigues of Domorrow Washington's Leading Finest rniture Makers, 1341-43 Connecticut Ave. Hard to Fit” 30 Different Styles All Leathers and Fabrics An Unusual Service for “Unusual” Feet “Unusual” because its in special measurements, so that five individual fitting points: | ang Mrs | mother, Mrs. E. C. Crump. | in-law, Mr 10, 1932—P. ART Mrs. Charles C. Carlin Gives Luncheon for |m Miss Caroline Morton Bride-to-Be Honored at Schuyler, Va. Miss Lillie Simpson J., were recent guests of the former's br Bridge Party Given by | in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Herber: Miss Evelyn Lewis Pick- ett. ret! S H. ALEXANDRIA, Va., April 9.—Mrs. |ret Charles C. Carlin, jr. entertained at att luncheon and bridge Wednesday after-| M noon in her home, on North Washing- | Ch ton street, in honor of Miss Caroline Fitahugh Morton, whose marriage to Mr. Calvert Brent Morgan will take|Knapp, College after a Mr. and Mrs. John Gary Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey S place this evening in old Christ Church. Miss Evelyn Lewis Pickett entertained at bridge last evening in honor of Miss Morton ta Mrs. John Armistead Deming of Bal- | AP timore spent several days this week with her parents, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs Williem J. Morton, Mr. and Mrs, Dem- | Monroe Woodley. Mr Ing are here for the wedding of Miss | Dr Morton and ‘Mr. Morgan, which will take place this evening. Mrs. John W. Peyton, Miss Peyton and Mr. James Peyton of Rap- idan were guests last week of Mrs, Pey- col ton's nephew and niece, Capt. and Mrs. Charles M. Shepperson, in their home, | Tet! on_Prince street. Mr. and Mrs. F. CHnton Knight and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund H. Ruh motored to aunt, Mrs it Gaion nd spent, last, week end | MUV JGarnett P. Francis, Jr.. has |turned to Allegheny College in Meade i | ville, Pa., after a visit to his parenis ertalned o | Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Prancis Miss Mildred Padgett Md., was the guest last week with Cadet Lewis Knight at the Vir- ginia Military Institute. Mrs. Paul Barrett luncheon and bridge Monday afternoon at the Belle Haven Country Club. The guests were Mrs. Elisha Irish, Mrs. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Limerick, M: Mrs. Broaddus, Mrs. Ethel Nall Ellen |son and Miss Dora Varr were awarded Mrs. Edward, Mrs Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Bwan have urned from a trip to New York City Mrs. Walter Dameron, Mrs. Rideout, jr.. Mi J. B. Neale Hitt and Mis. Mary urned from Lynchburg where the: Unlon of the returned from a visit to the latters | parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Davidson, | of Schuyler now is the guest of her| brother-in-law and sister. Mrs. Thomas Cordukes | and Miss | Muriel Burnett of Bayonne, N ended the meetings of the Women's | ssionary urch. Miss Ruth Gary and her classm. ave returned to visit to her ned at bridge Saturday evening ril 2. when their guests were M Edward Murphy, Mr and and Mrs Johr, Mrs iscoll, Mr. and Mrs Willlam Lewis, Dris- I, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Lews Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morton have urned from a visit to the former parents in Danville Miss Betty Grey Norton of Washing- ton was the week end guest P. L. Norton of 8 Elisha Ivish, jr. and Mrs. Hilyer Qear- |and Mrs. Charles F. Kris ing of Annapolis, Mrs. Walter Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Davidson are vixit of Washington, Mrs. Robert 8. Barrett, | ing_the latter's parents. M: Mrs. Rathbone Smith and Mrs. L. W. Van Bibber. | P. B. Miller in Norristown, Pa Mrs E. M. Reid has left for hes Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Simpson en- | in Richmond after a visit to Mr tertained Sunday evening to celebrate Mrs. W. L. Thomason the birthday anniversary of the latter’s mother, Mrs. Claude W. Fletcher. Mrs. Emily Winfield of Washingw, The | was the week end guest of her siater guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles| Mrs Mary Betts. Springer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ticer, | Miss Elsie Marshall and Miss France Mrs. Kate Ticer, Mrs. W. C. Drury, Mrs. | Marshall of Princess Anne. Md Laura Sullivan, Mrs. Joanna 'nc:yr, Mu!tuws last week of Mr. and Mrs. Ot Ryan and Mr. Harold Ticer of Wash- Blankenhorn. ington, Mayor and Mrs. Edmund F.| Ticer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Birrell, Mr.|in Mr. John Sipe has gone to his home Kingsville, Md., after a visit to and Mrs. Harry Arnold, Mr. and Mrs, | uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. & Claude W. Fletcher, jr, and Mrs. Wil- McKnight. liam Latham. | Miss Jessie Cann of New York Cit Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Cockrell an-|was the recent guest of Mrs. A I founce the marriage of their daughter Lena Marie to Mr. Walter Seablom Friday, April 1, at the parsonage of the First Baptist Church, the pastor, Rev. Pierce S. Ellis, officiating. gue Mrs. Percy M. Dickinson is the guest | ¢f Mr. Dickinson's mother, Mrs. L. W. | tur Dickinson, at Del Ray Beach, Fia. Mrs. Lelia Sinclair Bayless and Mr. Terry Bayless of Centerville, Md., were week end guests of their cousins, Mr. C. A. Swann Sinclair. Miss Clara Shelsey of Bayside, Long Isiand, is visiting Miss Mary Harlow in her home on North Royal street, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Brawner have returned from a trip to Clearwater and | 5t. Petersburg, Fla. ¥ Miss Dorothy Barlow of Bowling | Green, Va, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs, F. B. 'Whitehead Mrs. Willism Unstead of New York City spent last week end with her |EQ The Holy Cross Alumnae of St. Mary's | ¥ Academy, of which Miss Virginia Thur- | ., good is chairman, will give & dance|V® Monday evening in the Old Dominion | *° Boat Club. Mrs. Robert Heath of Newport, R. 1., is the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Adams. Mrs. Elesnor Barnhardt entertained at a bridal shower Thursday evening in honor of Miss Helen Mander, whose marriage to Mr. Paul Edwards will take place in the near future. The other guests included Mrs. Frank Mander, Mrs. B. B. Smith, Mrs. J. H. Harris, Mrs. George Dobsan, Mrs, Charles Val- entine, Mrs. Roy Mander, Mrs. Guy Mander, Mrs. Carlton Cook, Miss Jean Bladen, Miss Ellen Ridgely, Miss Mar- garet Penn and Miss Josephine King. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hamilton of Hunting Ridge were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Jeflries in their home on Queen street. Mr. and M Jeffries entertained at bridge for their guests Thursday evening at the Anchor- age. S, Miss Elizabeth Demalne has returned to State Teachers' College in Harri- sonburg after a visit to her mother, Mrs. Annie Lyles Demaine, at the George Mason Hotel Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Violett enter- tained Thursday evening to celebrate the 21st birthday anniversary of their son, Mr. Ralph Violett. Miss Mar Fredericksburg. parent: ningham. Miss 1 Conn. aunt Mrs. Harry Walker and Miss Nancy Walker of Baltimore have returned to their home after a vis! brother-in-law and sister, Mr. ing last week of Mr. Will be the best Country MacNeil. | Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beckwith and Miss Lucille Phillips went by motor to Manassas and the w ek end as Mrs. Thurston Athey aret Cunningham has re- te Teach after a and Mrs. est of M. ned to visit Mr. litton Cun- ra Chedal of is the guest of her uncle and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H, Flint Middletown. to the former’s and Mrs. 8. Schulte. Miss Hilda Davis was the week end of Miss Margaret Saylor in s B. Wood and Mr. monds of Warrenton were guests dur- and Mrs. Norman Foster on North Fairfax street. Mr. and Mrs. Jullus Nagle of Bon Air, have returned home after a visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nagle, Mrs. K’s TOLL HOUSE TAVERN COLESVILLE PIKE SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND Your Dinner Fried Chicken. mithfield Ham. o eaks served wi those M, K's de tov every room ly a (e} Tavern.” a home &t your disposal Luncheons Teas Dinners Sunday Morning Breakfast Phone Shepherd 3500 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans of Wil- mington, Del.. were week end guests ||| of Mr. and Mrs. Rathbone Smith in | || their home on Duke street. Mr. F. A. ||| L. Charlesworth, who has be the |} guest of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, has left | || for his home in Guelph, Ontario, | Mrs. Otis Hullings is home from a visit to relatives in Atlantic City. Mrs. Davis Hanna has left for her home in Norfolk after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Z. V. Nerne; Mrs. 1. J. Brooks of Knoxville, Tenn is the guest of her son and daughter- and Mrs. S. S. Brook. Mr. Richard H. Bales urned from a visit to his cousin Philip F. du Pont in Wilmington, Del Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Burns have left for their home in Atlanta after a visit to the latter's mother, Mrs. C. E. Wil- lams. N Helen Williams of the Visitation Academy in Frederick, Md., also has been the ‘guest of her mother. Miss Ada Jackson and Miss Lillian | Fields of Bayside, Long Island, were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mansfleld. Knitting all Rage u shouldn’t g iy i A the SMART Come in Ye o “DRESS. SUIT, BLOUSE d B\‘F:rfvfl‘ which are all the & an wear. © asorted stock le & 1s to 25 to 507 number of terns Lo selec EMBROIDERY SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Norman Simpson have | A Mark of Refinement! Musical Appreciation! A Thing of Beauty! The House of Jordan special- izes in grand pianos—showing many different styles in many fine makes—from the modest 827 11th St. N.W. JORDAN'S Special Grand and Mrs | | | ' College in | Mrs to_her | Fr Ernest | | J | | ; \ Otfer $295 Brand New SOCIETY. " Wi MAURICE LEVITAN, Nathalle Rosenthal, fangier of My, and Mrs. Max 8. Rosen- tnal of Chevy Chase, her marriage tak- ing place at the Mayflower Hotel S —Harris-Ewing Favmeryy MWie day, Agril 3. Political Study Club | lingham, Mrs. F. Prank Kimmel, Mrs. J. | Jerome Lightfoot, Mrs. Emma C. John= son, Mrs. Ada Mills Payne, Dr. Laura |A. ‘Brennon, Dr. Ella R. Fales. Mrs. Prank Hiram Snell, Mrs. W. B. Roberts, Jr.; Mrs. Phillp B. Matz, Mrs. J. 8. Bis- selle, Mrs. O. E, Herndon, Mrs. J. P, Wallace. Mrs. George A. Rowland, Mrs. Harry N. Botts, Mrs. H. S. Bernton, Mrs. William Whitney, Mrs. L. H. Mattingly, Mrs. G. E. Anderson, Mrs. Dora V. Bailey, Mrs. M. A. Jordan Markley, Mrs, W. F. Keohan, Mrs. Virgil Miller, Mrs. William Laird Dunlop, jr.. Mrs. Eilma R. Saul, Mrs. C. Mrs. Sidney Mrs. Mrs, .. Hi W. W. Tayk | E. C. Bennett, Mrs | Mrs. W Ridenour, Mrs. Mrs. Marie L. Jameson, Mrs. W. T. "leh“l!l. Mrs. William Gower, Mrs. L. {J. Pettijohn, Miss Eva M. Bullard, Mrs. Hilleary L. Offut Mrs. Peter John McGovern, Mrs L. Underwood. Mlsanumise R. Payne and Mrs. Anne E Kraft, | Entre Nous Club to Hold Benefit Bridge Mrs. Earl Venable, general chairman for the Entre Nous Club bridge to be given at the Washington Hotel, April 14, at 2 o'clock, announces additional | hostesses for the afternoon play | The patronesses include Mrs. Arthur | M. Hyde, wife of the Secretary of Agri- culture; ‘Mrs. Leonidas C. Dyer, presi- | dent of the Congressional Club; Mrs | Roscoe Patterson. Mrs. Claude Porter | and Mrs. Thomas Sterling | Additional hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs_William A. Rodenberg, Mrs | George Puller, Mrs. Theodore Alford, Mrs. Warren Brenizer. Mrs. Prank P Cleary, Mrs. Norman Martin, Mrs. Julia Hay, rs. Brandon Batton, Mrs Joseph Mrs. Benton Gardner T Haines, Mrs. Henry Albe Charles Denny, Mrs. Lewis Turner. Mrs Frederick Yates_ Mrs_ Webster Ball Mrs. C. A Lo hill, Mrs. Wa TEAN, Mrs r. Mrs, Gilbert Sale, W. C. Dandt, deration of Women's Clubs The homemade candiss, cakes and the flowers will make attractive tables s. Charles Hayden and her com- ee will be in charge. Mrs. Otls J. Rodgers, chairman of the Prize Committee, will provide a prize for each table. Annual Ma'y Lunch Marvin ations bave been re- for the annual he Eme nk M. The House of Emile Estab, 1907 dies: Turkish Baths rle Facials ing French Perfumes an- break- Humphrey I, Mrs. George O. Gil- —-— Mrs. The Originator of Permanent Waving in Washington Gray Hair Retinted to Any Desired Shade by our hair coloring artists The New Machineless Permanent Wave 1221 Connecticut Aveénue Tents and Tarpaulins WeddEin Canopies for Hire 1208 9th St FREE Consultation + + + No Electricity —creates a beautiful wave that is free of all discomfort. 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