Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1932, Page 34

'rg — o) CIETY. Attorney General’s Aide Returns to Washington M. Roy St. Lewis Back From Chicago Conven- tion—Mai. and Mrs. G. S. Patton Expected Next Week. Assistant Attorney General Roy St. Lewis returned yesterda§ from the Chi- cago convention and is in his apart- ment at Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. St. Lewis, who has made several visits, 1s now at Colorado Springs, and will re- Join Mr, St. Lewis here a little later. Maj. and Mrs. George S. Patton will return to Washington at the end cof next week from their Summer home, Green Meadows, at South Hamilton, Mass., where they have been for a fort- night. Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke will leave Washington Wednesday to open her Summer home, Munasca, at Nonguitt, Mass. Her daughter, Mrs. Charles Parker Stone, with her small son, will go to Nonquitt June 28 to be with Mrs. Brooke for the Summer. Mr. Stop2 will spend the Fourth of July holiduy with his family. Mrs. Horace G. Macfarlan has re- turned to Washington from a four-day visit in Philadelphia, where she went to attend the Fulbright-Williams wed- | ding Wednesday. She was the guest of Mrs. James Coover Stilwell, at the Warwick, while in Philadelphia. Mrs. Bhair, wife of the former com- missioner of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Mr. David H. Blair. clesed their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel last week for a short time amd left, with their voung son. David, ir.. for North Carolina, where they are visiting relatives. Mr. Blair is in Chi- cago, where he has been attending the Republican National Convention. Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, who has been geriously 1l in_her Winter home, ir Miami Beach, Fla. was sufficiently re- covered to return home a few daj but is not yet able to leave h She was accompanied by her sisters Mrs. Charles G. Matthews, who has been with her all the Winter, and Edward A. Porcher of Cocoa, Fla., their niece. Mrs. Anthony Hill, who also has been with Mrs. Blodgett since | she went South. Mrs _James L. Walsh arrived last eve- ning from her home., in Dstroit. to spend some time with her mother. Mrs Porcher, and Mrs. Blodgett. Col. Walsh will jein Mrs. Walsh next week. Miss Bettv Baccn will leave Wask ton June 22 for Long Beach, where she will join her fathe Sankey Bacon, U. 8. N, and the rest of the Summer with him. The will go to Bremerton 2nd other pluces iring the Summer and in the Autumn Miss Bacon will rejoin her aunt, Miss Ltta Taggart. at the Brighton and will re-enter George Washington University Dr. and Mrs. J. Ermest Mitchell left turday for Wellesley College to at- the graduaticn of their deughter on Tuesday. Miss Mitchell spent her junicr vear studving in Peris ot the bonne as a_member of the foreign study group of Wellesley College. Jessira Randolph Smith_ will Yeave Washington tcmorrow for Rich- mond to attend the Confederate v. nuzl reunicn, end as in the Flag lay parade in Washington. w Smith represented the of the United Daughters er- acy and bore the Confedorate flag, which was designed by her father, she will again be flag bearer in Richmond Lieut. B. N. Rit:enhou S.N.. stationed at the Brocklyn Navy Yard 2board the U. S. S. Chester, has come to Washington to spend a fortnight with his parents, Col. and Mrs. B. N. Rittenhouse. Mr. and Mrs. R. I. C. Phoenix, Ariz. are visiti ning's parents, Mr. and M Manning of Accckeek. Mr. and Mrs. John M have returned frem Philadelphia, w Mr. Hudgins wes a member of the wed- dinz party of Miss Elizabeth Kremer Williams cf that city and Mr. James William Fulbright of this city. which took place in St. Asaph’'s Church, Bala, ‘Wecdnesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Hudgins were guests at the luncheon given by the bride's aunt, Mrs. Grange, the bridal cinner given Ev Mrs. Ropert Martin Wiiliams end other entertainments given for the bride &nd bridegroom. Miss Tommy McClintic, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Brown McClin former- of Washington, was the guest dnr- g the past_week of her cousin, Eatty Hoge Davidson. daughter of ) and Mrs. James L. Davidson cof L ton, Va., and attended the fin Mrs. Charles Quincy Adams of Wash- ington and her son, Lieut. Gilbert Nev- ins Adams, U. S. A, arrived on Mon- day from West Point, at the New Chamberlin Hotel, where they are re- maining over for the wedding of Miss Margaret Lindsay Turnbull, daughter of Mrs. Theodore Schultz, to Lieut. Adams, which takes place on Tuesday, June 28, at 5:30 o'clock in the Church of the Centurion, Fort Monroe. d = M - . Roger I H Mrs. Allen, who with Mr. George E. Allen makes her home at Wardman Park Hotel, left last week to spend the Summer at Bar Harbor, Me, with friends. Mr. Allen, who will attend the Democratic National Convention in Chicago next week, will joln her there later on for a short stay. One of the most interesting affairs in the Hot Springs, Va. colony last week was the meeting of the Warm Springs Valley Garden Club, for which Dr. Edgar P. Wherry of Washington, D. C. formerly associated with the Covernment department and a member of the botanical department of the University of Pennsylvania, was guest speaker. The meeting was held out- of-doors in the beautiful Cascades Gorge, following which Mrs. Lanier Pole, president of the club, and Mrs. H. C. Burrus were hostesses for about 40 members and guests at a picnic Juncheon. Mrs. Cyrus Whitney Culver and her two young sons leave Washington Thursday to spend the Summer at Seneca Lake, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stenhouse are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Stenhouse was, before her marriage, | Miss Elizabeth Simms. caughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dougles Simms. Mrs. C. Bowman Swartz, who spent | the past week as the guest of her | cousin, Miss Elizabeth Rawlinson, at | her home, Herringstone, near Staun- | ton. has returned to her hcme in Wash- ington. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Cooley of Wash- ington were week end guests of the | latter's sister, Mrs. D. H. McAllister, near Staunton, Va, en route to Lex- ington to attend the finals at V. M. I, where th-ir nephew, Wayne Lee Fultz, was a graduate. | Mrs Harvev G. Ball. accompanied by | Mrs. Neldcn Price and Miss Laura Mar- | tin. will l,ave tomorrow for the fo: nd annual reunicn of the United Confederate Veterans to be hold in Richmond. Va.. June 21-24. One of the outstanding features of the reunion will be the Confederate ball. where Miss Harvey Ball will dance with Cant A. F. Rose. Capt. Rese is an 88-yea: old Confederate veleren. Mr. Hal Miller of Atlanta, Ga, wh1| was the honse guest of Mr. and Mrs.) F. W. von Hein. has re‘urned to hi home. He came hare to attond th~ graduation of Miss Shada von Hein »t St. Mary’s Seminary, St. Marys City, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood P. Morev have taken an apartment at Sedgwick Gardens. Washinetonians at the Homestend | | test vook g Frank S. Hivht W Watson. Mr. H. M. H-ward. Mr Mrs. Rav T, Schermer, Mr. Albert rath and Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker, who joined Mr. Parker. Miss Bea Prawde of Helena, Mont formerlv of Washington. is the gec of her rister. Miss T.ona Prawde. at 2115 J" street. She will remain here for three weeks. el i e T b e e In Vera Cruz June 4‘1 Col. and Mrs. Percy M. Ashburn have | returned to Washington Cruz, where they went for the wedding | of their daughter, Miss Ann Virginia | Ashburn, to Mr. ‘Halleck L. Rose of the United States foreign service, son of Mrs. Halleck Rose of Omaha, Nebr., | 2nd the late Mr. Rose, which took place June 4. Owing to the recent death of the bridegroom’s father, the arrangements | the wedding were informal. The | took place 5:30 o'clock in | the afterncon in the home of Vice | 1 and Mrs. 5. Blossoms | the fa combined unusually 2. which is of | in the Capital, where s made her home bride made her go and is one of the youthf with her p dcbut (w0 seasons ag the most pcpular members of the younger set of Washington, ding and very sofily du b meny violin and cel 1 The bride w who gave his Her wedding g simplicity, cesigned on princess lines of | white lace. Her tulle veil was arranged softly in cap eficct about her face azd held by oranze blosscms and she car- a spray of gardenias. The bride no a‘tendant and the bridegroom as his best man Mr. Barth Wells, 1. at Mexico City. meny a reception B am Havana, when the guests were members of the American colony at Vera Cruz. where the bridegroom is assigned a3 vice consul. O A A Announte Their Marriage | Capt. Themas J. Jackson, U. and Mrs_ Virginia Darrow have nounced their marriaze on April 28, at Forestville, Md. Capt. Jackson is at-| tached to the Judgs Advocate Generzl's| office in this citv. He is alo president| of the Georgia State Society of Wash- ington. Mrs. Jackson is the daughter of Mr, and rs. Mahlon A. Winter of | 37 Connecticut avenue. Capi. and | Mrs. Jackson have taken an apartment | in the Westchester. | orted by her father, | er in marriage charming in e Ry fons Dinner Party Followed By Country Club Dance Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Schow were hosts to a company of young people at dinner last evening for their son, M. | Merrill Schow, and later took their guests for dencing at the Congrassional Country Club. The companv included Mr. and Mrs. Adolph S. Schow, Miss Kathleen King, Miss Patricia King, Miss Marie Smith, Miss Naomi Morrison, Mr. Alvin Merrill. Mr. Robert Smirnoff and Senor Armando Carranza of Co:ta Rica |)—Burlington Hntel 1120 Verment Ave. N.W. Today Dinner, $1.00 30 P.M 12:30 to 2:3 to 8 P.M. irom Vera |g Pieappie Radishes Mock Turtle Soup Half Fried Chicken Soft-shell Crabs — Rroiled Blue Fish 2 Broiled Lamb Chops Baked Duck Roast Beef R Capon Budd's Water Ice New Potatoes Corn|on Cob Young Beets Ty Pi . Strawberry Shortcake Watermelon Melba Parfait Choice of Ice Cream and ' Cake Iced Coffee, Tea or Miik Fitbos B, Ahrcess Stylish Shoes for You perhaps have an unusual foot. the Unusual Foot For Wide, Narrow, Long, Short, Small or Large Feet “No Foot Too Hard to Fit” An Unusual Service for “Unusual” Feet “Unusual” because its proportions differ from those of the average foot. You may have a narrow heel, slim instep or wide ball, and find that while your shoes may fit well at one point, they do not fit at another. Gl loon THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 19, 1932—PART THREE. ENGAGEMENTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WASHINGTON SOCIETY Miss Marjory E. S:;th_‘ To Become Bride of | John Walker Clephane Miss Margaret Padgett Is Betrothed to Lieu:r. Ed- ward Clark Stephan, U. S.N. ; Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wesley Waters | nce the Waters' daughter, Marjory Elizabeth Smith, to Mr. John Walker Clephare, son of Col. and 2 Walter C. Clephane of Chevy Chace, Md. | Miss Smith was born in the South, the moving to New York from Chat- tanooga, Tenn., afier the death of Mr She attended Miss Wir Cadek Conservatory and ti Girls' Preparatcry School, in Chatt nooga: also R Girls and Stratford College, in Danv Va., of which che is a grad is an accomplished pianist, having peared in concert in New York elsewhere. Miss Smith came to Washington November as the guest cf Miss F Castanedo and to attend the I debut party, remaining for the on with_her uncle and aunt Denald H. Sawyer, at Co the M Un! Geoigetown Foreign S is a member of the Phi G His grandfather Clephane, achingtcnian and one of the Repub' who_survives I on Woodley road No definite date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Francis Pa announce the engagement daughter Margaret to Lieut Clark Stephan, U. S. N.. the wed to take place during the Summer. tended Denisen College and S H Mrs. Herbert L. Anderson anncunces the engagement guerite Sheppar Alfred Thomas, U was graduated from the U Naval Academy in June stationed on the West Coast. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Webb of Lebanon, Mo., announce the engagement of their daughter, Ocia M., to Mr. Whitney Norris Christmas of Virginia and Was! ington. Both are students at the Wast ingten College of Law. Mr. Christmas is the son of the famous aeronaut inventor. Dr. William Whitne: shington and New York, and sijver Grill: SIS Most Furnished Apt. L‘niurnishcs(‘l’a;\:t,, Beauty Moderate large Garage, For furt Delicious scharge = with com! reasonable T Parlor an Building her informati Upper right: Miss Marjory Elizabeth Smith, whose engagement to Mr. Johu Walker Clephane, son of Col. and Mrs. Walter C. Clephane, is anncunced by her mother, Mrs. Charles Wesley Waters of Hollis, Long Island, and Mr. Waters. No date is set for the wedding. Upper left: Miss Frances Elizabeth Schoenborn, whose mother, Mrs. Henry heenborn, announces her engagement to Mr. Frank C. Rose of Washington. Miss Schcenborn's father was late Comdr. Schoenborn, U N. Mr. Clayten L. Jenks of V Edward Everett Ashlcy, 3d, of Lower righi: Miss Margaret Padgeit, daughter of Mr. 2nd Francis Padge((, who announce her engagement to Licut. Edward C the wedding to take place during the Summer. , announces her engagcmen zhis, Conn. —Irving Chid Rabert b tephan, —Brooks Photo Lower left: Miss Mabel Evelyn Money, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jobn T. Mcney, who announce her engagement to Mr. Bartley P. Gordon, the wedding o take place in June. cousin to Gen. Lee Christmas, soldier of fertune. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Salus anncunce th> engagement of their dauzhter, nneite Mir.am, to Mr. Joseph G Solomen, son of Mrs. Moll The wedding will tak F._ Schoenborr F. Sch ment of her rces Elizabeth, to Mr. Frar Rose of Washington. Mrs. Mary Burke announces the en- nt of her daughter, Evelyn Mar- Clarence Watts The wedding wil Mrs. Louis S. Greene, former presi- dent of the Rector's Aid Society of Ail Soul's Memcrial Church, is assisting Unit No. 3 in holding a benefit card party at Sprigland, the home of Mr. and . Menu at the -Course $1.00 plete hotel s¢ plenty of closet entals. g d Commissary = rvice. rooms, on apply at desk SPECIAL FOR $ This Adv. must accempany your order 2 SUITS Ladies’ ors Men’s 19 2 LONG COATS or Overcoats 148 2 Ladies’ Plain Dresses Cleaned $ _-_(_)0 and Pressed SHOES are made in special measurements, so that we can fit your foot perfectly. Available Sizes, 1 to 12—Widths, AAAA to EEEEE BOYCE> & LEWIS Custom Fi tting Shoes 439 7th Street N.W. Baltimore Store, 212 N. 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Just Below E St Special—Week of June 20-25 Hand Laundering by Experts! For one weck, Washington's only exclusi-e Hand Leundry—THE LOUISE—is offcring a sosuial price on cotton ar k dresses. | laundercd and ironed by hand with Each dreys will be swane care and expertness that has made Louise work the standard for exquisite laundering in eighteen years. Washington for the past Phone: NOrth 0354—Our Driver Will Call $1.00 Plain Cotton Dresses $1.25 Plain Plaited and Ruffled Dresses Slightly Higher Sifi- D -zsses (o WV V] & HAND LAUNDRY 1405 12th St. N.W. Act Quickly and avoid the 109%TAX on FURS which goes into effect after June 21st! All fur purchases and fur remodeling where skins are used will be taxed 10% beginning Wednesday...you still have time to save money by placing your order tomorrow. must be done? Why delay work that Phone National 1647 SOCIETY. personal experience in public affairs to the Republican party. Mrs. Dawes 18 one of the gracious women in official life hes> who will not be forgotten. announces his permanent m public life, but who 1 Many Democratic Leaders Of Socieky Go to Chicago (Continued Prom First Page.) enjoy its simple grandeur. Mrs. Hoove 2 remained on the lawn until ihe ve: last guest was safe under shelter, T' is like our First Lady. President of It would be difficut to frighten socieis 1 Keck Hel 4 away from a Pan-American conce:t, : »K] o i and despite a cloudy k. the National League of breaking through now 4nd then e pomuad assurance, guests filled the scats g g on the plaza overlooking the. refl sday. KU S0 pool and heard the inspiring mus N iadioer Latin American artists. Members itle meeltng the diplomatic corps, the cabinet o all branches cf official society Do) 2= Lownay oo imany music lovers from the Eopsvieioctr {ranks of life, accepted of Dr. Rowe, director gen Pan-American Union. Mrs. Hoover has proven horscif {1 champion First Lady in holding d from noted educational instituti-n Jjust now one of the most popul: the congressional sot congratulated on a like honor. Henry T. Rainey, wife of Re ative' Rainey cf Illinois, has to Washington from Knox College Calespurg, Ill, where the degree doctor ef laws was bestowed upo Well known to all newspaper and literarr folk in the Ca Rainey is a m mber of the Cc al Club and a faverite with ingtonians, in and out of offic; as an bt of and priv pita n constitute the last he board for this t) be resumed in her departure from minth Mrs. Hefle- the special guest of arranged by the d Cleveland branches in of 'S VERY LOW PRICES ON PATRING AND REMODELING 1 5628 and we will call for your coat ISADOR MILLER ¥ With honest regret Wachington s ety saw the former Vice President Mrs. Charles Gates Daves leave W ington Friday for their home, in Evans- ton. TIl. For more than a quarter of a century they have been aliied with offi~ir1 ranks here, since the was centrcller of the Tr has frequently returned to give h et i ot i Another group drasticc!ly reduced For MONDAY STREET FRCCKS Formerly 29.50 to 49.50 Tomorrew § 2 75 All from reg- are coples of ccu- turier ecrafts- manship. Brothers 1213 F Str et E’i\"\ § DY-WARRET ! i 1, refreshing b antly sup- ghout the build- fcature that adds “he joy of liv- ng hot summer H . . Let vs show you the ch ce apertments now availab Dine at the Ken- nedy-Warren din- ing room today in cool, restfrl sur- roundings. Three rooms and bath $20 to 895 Four rooms. bath and lava- fory. S95 to S120 Six rcoms and three baths $175 to $185 lude elec- electric Rentals v, ing facilitics for guests of tenants. @ It's an amazing event when you can get nationally famous 1. Miller stockings that sold only a few short weeks ago for $1.25 and $1.50— for 67¢ and 87¢. Mesh, chiffon and lace tops . .. you won't find stock- ings like these—at prices like these «=for months and months . . . not l. MILLER 222 ¥ SI. NW.— until I. Miller has another salel