Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1932, Page 16

" B2 SIOECTE XY . THE SOCIETY President and Mrs. Hoover Hosts to Dis- tinguished Woman Flyer at White House Dinner. evening in honor of Mrs. George Putnam, who as Amelia Earhart RESIDENT AND MRS. HOOVER | will _entertain at dinner this made a solo flight across the | Mrs. Putnam ar- Atlantic to Ireland. ay and flew vived in New York veste: to Washington this morn President Hoover will make the pres- entation of the gold medal of the Na tional Geographic Society to Miss E: hart tonight in Constitution Hall and will be accompanied by Mrs. Hoover. Yesterday morning Mrs. Hoover gave the last of four sittings to Mr. Erncst Durig. who completed the bust of the First Lady which will be part of his exhibition next Fall in Washington i ‘The bust will be done in marble for the exhibition, and probably included in Mr. tive Florence P. Kahn, Princess Canta- cuzene, Miss Mathilde Eiker, Miss Har- lean James. Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberley and her house guest. Miss Florence Worthington, now of France, and Mrs. Harold Krogh. The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Wilbur are expected to return the end of the week from Arcadia Park. off the coast of Maine, where they went yesterday for a few da stay. The Secretary of Labor and Mrs Doak were hosts at luncheon yester- day in the Willard Hotel. The guests were Tepresentatives of various so- cieties of which the members are of foreign extraction whose endeavor it is to co-operate in the campaign to pre- vent the exploitation of aliens by per- land, U. S. A, and Mrs, Sutherland. They will come the middle of July from his station at Fort Benning, Ga., where he has been for three years, and will take a house here, as Maj. Sutherland has been assigned to duty here. ‘The commissioner for the Interna- tional Highway to Alaska and Mrs. Ernest Walket Sawyer entertained at tea vesterday afternoon in their home in Chevy Chase in honor of Mr. Joseph Scott of Los Angeles, who nominated Angeles manager of the 1928 Hoover campaign, and Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president of George Washington Uni- versity, and Mrs. Marvin. Lieut. Col. J. Duncan Elliott. U. S. A. and Mrs. Elliott are expected to sail for this country shortly and will go to Gov- jernors Island, where the former has been transferred for duty. Col. Elliott has served as military attache of the ) United States embassy in Istanbul for | four years. They ere now in Paris for | a short stay. Mr. J. Duncan Elliott, jr., is visiting his aunt, Miss Emma Perley Lincoln, in | her apartment in the Dupont Circle | Hotel until the arrival of his parents. |doah Valley Academy _through the | Winter and ‘joined Miss Lincoln at the ! close of the school year. Cards have been issued by Mrs. E. President Hoover at the convention in | Chicago; Mr. George B. Bush, the Los | {He has been a student at the Shenan- | EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Matthews, who also are entertaining their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Peck of Mobile, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Peck are on their way to their Sunimer home on Mackinac Island, Mich., and Mrs. Porcher accompanied her sisters North a few weeks ago. | Dr. A. Frances Foye Presiding | At Literary Dinner Tomotrow. the Smithsonian Institution, will speak on “Washingtcn, the Man of Books and | Patron of Letters,” at the June dinner | of the business and professional section of the Women's City Club tomorrow evening. Weather permitting, the din- ner will be held in the garden of the | club house. Dr. A. Frances Foye will preside. Among those planning to attend a Judge Mary O'Toole, Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, Mrs. Willlam Lee Corbin, Miss Jessie G. Lane, Mrs. Edward Quintard, Miss Margaret Patch, Miss Laura Berrien, Miss Olive Beatty, Miss Virginia S. Benjamin, Miss Florence Bell, Miss Elizabeth F. King, Miss Helen M. Brown, Miss Etta H. Austin, Mrs. George Perkins, Miss Mary C. Oursler, Mrs. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph . Roberts, Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mrs. B. L. | Owen, Mrs. Sylvia C. Wentworth, Miss | M. Alvina_ Carroll, Miss Jessie F. Mc- Pherson, Miss Elva McNamara, Miss | Jane B. Bassett, Dr. Edith L. Allen, Mrs. Frank Golden, Miss Ella M. Garlick, Dr. | Mr. William Lee Corbin, librarian of | 324 D. C., TUESDAY. JUNE 1932. I daughter Rut ulla to Mr. ank | byterian Church, phia, as- | Meigs, son of Dr. E. B. Me| 3 Charles McGrady of Springfield, Mass. | sisting the Rev. Loyal Graham, pastor Mel::‘ sail June 22 to mer‘x? t'rflds)-f: The wedding is to be celebrated at 7 of Christ Church in Stratford. mer sessions of the School of Interna- o'clock p.m. Thursday, June 30, in the I tional Studies in Geneva, Switzerland. Dodge Hotel Garden, 20 E street north- Mr. David Lawrence entertained in- | Mr. Rogers, who graduated from Dart- ‘west, Washington, D. C. formally at luncheon yesterday at the | mouth a year ago, is now attending the P Carlton, Harvard Law School, and Mr. Meigs will Mr. and Mrs. John Coolidge, son and | be in the senior class at Princeton next daughter-in-law _of former President| Col. and Mrs. Edgar A. Myer and | Fall. Their attendance at the school Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, are in Strat-. Miss Elizabeth Myer, who have been re- 1l be preceded by a journey through ford, Conn., for the wedding of the lat- | siding at 2800 Ontario road northwest, | Germany and followed by one through ter’s cousin, Miss Marion Trumbull, and | have recently moved to their new home, | France. Prof. Harold Cruikshank of Spring Hill | at 2112 Bancroft place northwest. School, at Litchfield, Conn. The cere- | mony will be performed in the home of | the bride's parents, the Rev. Dr. Bur 21, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Watkins, Mr. John Oberly Rogers. son of Dr. Miss Anne Watkins and Mr. John Wat- A. Rogers and Mrs. Rogers of S (Continued on Third Page.) TWELVETEN TWEVETWAVE F STREET Tomorrow at 9:15 A.M. street in Georgetown, and Mr. Arthur | SOCIET Y. WATCH For This Column For one week (started last Wednesday), see the one- day specials we will offer in our guaranteed con- struction furniture! Yoses PAY BY THE MONTH FOR FURNITURE Durig’s_exhibition in the Autumn will be the busts of Representative and Mrs Sol Bloom and Miss Vera Bloom, which he completed last week. sons bent upon defrauding them. The | Walton Schultze and Dr. Bruce L. Tay. | O: Josephine Baird, Miss Eunice Wright, company _included _Commissioner of |lor announcing the marriage of their | MrS: M H. Tighe, Miss Catherine L.| Immigration at Ellis Island Edward I.| daughter. Miss Helen Child Taylor, to | YAUX. Miss Jessie O. Elting. Mrs. Lily | | Corsi_ and_Mrs. Corsi, Mrs v P.|Mr. Wesley Grafton Hanford, son of | W. Bullock. Miss Willa Gallagher, Miss 4 Farla of Taunton, Mass. representing | Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Hantord, Priday, | Bétsie P. Howlette and Miss Margaret the Portuguese Fraternity June 17, in Bethesda, Md ¥ | Va g ’ Mr. and Mrs. Hanford will be at home Z M M ER after July 1 at 1860 Clydesdale place in | Mr. and Mrs. Gearge W. Muller are : - : ‘Ambassador of Poland Sailing for Home in July. The Ambassador of Poland, M. Tytus Filipowicz, will sail within a fortnight . for his home in Poland. where he will Join Mme. Filipowicz for the Summer. Glovanni di Silvestro, Order The Ambassador was host at luncheon Sons of Ttaly of Americ yesterday following the presentation of A Herschfield. Hebrew Immigration the Gold Cross of Merit of Pols Society, Washington: George Da Miss Ellenor Cook of New York Hungarian_Society of America, Hartford. Conn. The guests at lunch- | burgh, and A. T. Polizo; editc con included Mrs. Stimson. wife of the the Greek Daily Atlantus, Ne Secretary of State, and Prof. Bayard City. Carter of Duke University and Mrs. Carter. brother-in-law and sister of Miss Cook. The award was made to Miss Cook for her work as a dancer of authentic folk d: es of Poland. | United States of America; Dr. T Erickson of the Danish Society Com- mittee. Brooklyn, N Louis | Washington. spending this week at the Hotel Cham- Olsen, Sons of Norway, Ford. Dr. - berlin, Old Point Comfort, Va. They the| Mr. and Mrs. David St. Pierre Gaillard have with them Mrs. Muller's mother, | tave as their guest in their home, The | Mrs. John Kane. and their house guests, on Pierce Mill road, Mrs. Gail- | Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cook of Philadel- cousin, Mrs. Walsh, wife of Col. phia, Mrs. Lena M. Seal of Wheeling, | F. Walsh of Detroit. W. Va, and Miss Annell Hardy of Edward P. Porcher, mother of | Chicago. ) Walsh, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. | | Delos A. Blodgett and Mrs, Charles G Aid York Mr. and Mrs. V;lllla;'n Henry Schaefer Senor Dr. Carl Salvador. is in Wash time, coming here fro New York | City, and he is stopping at Wardman | Park Hotel. | A Better Type Windsor Chair 53.94 A Windsor ct ter braced an ly constructed than the ordi- nary one. Specially priced, as are all the other items in this column THE WOMEN’S SHOP RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street The Ambassador of Chile, Senor Don Miguel Cruchaga Tocornal. has taken : & table for the Midsummer moonlight ball. which will open Rossdhu Cas Club Saturday evening. Among others . who have made reservations ag Capt and Mrs. Frank Beatty. Mr. Jefferson Patterson, Mr. nd Mrs. Edward E ,» Mr. Gwis W. Rust. Mr. and Pembroke Jo ner, Mr. Theron : Henderson, Mr. Eliot C. Bowles, Mr les Porterfield Light. Miss Kath- erine Cameron, Mr. C. Allan Sherwin Mrs. Hallie M. Barnadv, Mr. Austin Calhoun and Miss Hest Bell Mr. William Bowie w entertain a party in . honor of Miss Barendina Gardener and Mr. Robert Edward Stuart Chambers whose marriage will take place June 29 The Minister of Siam and Subarn Sowipati_came to Wash v from New York, whe a few days ago. Mme been visiting in 1ce on her way to m Mme ir that is bet- E more sturdi- this co ntry from $16.75 and $19.75 Values The charge d'affaires of Persia, Mr Yadollah Azodi, has gone to New York 1 business. He is expected K w the Capital Thursday or Friday « Washable Crepes Flowery Sheers Printed Chiffons Shantungs Washable Silks Models for Street, Afternoon, Sports and Evening nator and Mrs. 1 ned Saturday :o t the Broadmoor from they attended the Republican Natic Convention. L vimorrow at 8:30 A.NM. SALE 0 $25, #19.75 and %16.75 New Summer FrROCK $1275 @ JACKET FROCKS ® ONE-PIECE FROCKS . The military attache of the Ital embassy. Col. Pennaoli, is back from two-month tour of the West Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, sister of .o the Vice President. was a guest at the luncheon of the Women's National Press Club today at the Willard in honor of the seven distinguished members of the | gor a fow davs, where of Woman Geographers, Who | Cariey have been making ¢ n Washington today by plane | the past season. Mrs. an henor escort for Amelia Earhart, tymed to their home in New York City. e life Mrs. George Putnam. | ners_at the luncheon were N. Doak. wife of the Sec- r. Mrs. Porter H. Dale, P. Costigan. Representa- Representative Patrick J. Carley of . @ New York is at a in The alien property Mr: s Mrs. Will: retary of frs. Edwar Sizes 12 to 46 [orrecse 1919 Que St. Sale 118 Dresses Drastically Reduced $19.50 to $22.50 reduced to. $29.50 Dresses . . $15.00 $35.00 to $55.00 Dresses vee .. 51750 to $27.50 White and Printed Chifion Dresses Half Price All Hats, $2.00 All Coats, Woolen, Velvet and Evening Dresses Far Below Cost ALL SALES CASH NO RETURNS hilipsborn Large Drum-Top ELEVENTH ST. - BETWEEN F4G Table, $12.74 Not only large, but that big 26-inch drum top is soli mahogany. Deep drum top, ;cn\'emem drawer and brass eet. Our 2nd Floor Dress Shop Presents Tomorrow Our Most Important Summer SSIC THE NEW Heffs 1216-1220 F Street N.W. You'll find these fashions most- allur- ing ...swagger sheer ensembles, chalk crepe jacket frocks, graceful chif- fons, crepe prints and chic cottons. In white and pastels. Solid Mahogany Queen Anne Chair $l6.74 A chair whose chief merit lies in the fact that it can be easily and tastefully adapted to any setting. Last year this same chair sold for about twice this amount. Everything You Expect of a Good Stocking Chiffon “Adjustables” Gold Stripe “Adjustables”...they sag not, ncither do they stretch, and whether you are tall or short, <lim or plump doesn’t even enter the question. be- cause they fit everybody! The 7 inches of adjust- ahle hem at’tcnds to that, $1 35 —or 3 Pairs for $3.90 All-Silk Top and Plaited Foot See the colors for white and pastels: ardent, reve and taffy tan. A favorite gift for graduation. e CHALK CREPE FROCKS ® WASHABLE CREPES ® PRINTED CREPES e PRINTED SHEER CREPES EVERY Frock in this sale is a new Summer Fashion. Every Frock is of Raleigh Fashion and Tailoring standards . . . regular $25, $19.75 and $16.75 values . . . Frocks for vacations, for holidays, for week-end trips, for street and for sport . . . A wonderful oppor- tunity, indeed, to get enough dresses for the balance of the sea- son, at these great savings! Convex Mirror $15.99 An 18-inch convex Early American mirror that can give a certain fascination to a room when it is artfully placed, perhaps to reflect the entire room. 310 These bewitching frocks include F GOLD STRIPE SILK STOCKINGS. STREET FLOOR ON F STREET, ALSO 1721 CONN. AVE. SHOP. sheers, chiffons, e chalk crepes, cotton laces, eyelets and lin- ens in clever jacket frocks, suits and one and two piece tai- lored types. ““Hold Everything” A Perfect Name for a Perfect Treasure of a HANDBAG sS It's large enough for all your personal accessories and all the litte packages you want to bring home after a shopping trip. Besides, it's unusual in ap- pearance .. . and smart. Simulated Shell or Wood Bar Mountings Double Handles, Light or Dark Effects ® last-minute fashions! ® superb workmanship! © unsurpassed quality! ® varied assortment! ® magnificent values. ® USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT OR OPEN ONE HERE NOW Imported Marble- Top Table, $13.94 English design coffee table in solid walnut with a marble top that makes it quite un- 1\;lsussl and expensive look- 8. OPEN AT 8:30 A.M. THE WOMEN’S SHOP RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street WIN. Moses QiSons Nat’l 3770 F St. at 11th Sizes for Juniors 11 to 17, Misses 12 to 20, Women 38 to 44, George Washington Bicentennial P int Play—Sylvan Theater— - June 21, 22, 23—Eve: lock -