Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1932, Page 35

SOClI > 4 Miss Margaret Halsey Weds Mr. Spruance in Annapolis Ceremony Conducted in Naval Academy Chapel| Is Followed b “Ogle ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 25—The leading event in Annapolis this week was the wedding of Miss Margaret Halsey and Mr. Preston Lea Spruance which took place this evening in the Naval Academy Chapel at 8:30 o'clock and was followed by a reception at “Ogle Hall” the home of Mrs. C. Erskine Clement. Among the out of town guests were Mrs. William F. Hal- sey of Washington. mother of the bride; Mr. and M3 Richard Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Marshall, Capt. and Mrs. Leonard R. Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. R. Cornelius Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. William Old, Mrs. C. Stribling and Mrs. John G. Tilton of Norfolk, and Col. and Mrs. Harry N. Cootes of Fort Myer, Va After the rehearsal Friday evening for the wedding of Miss Halsey, daugh- ter of Capt. and Mrs. William F. Halsey and Mr. Spruance, the wedding party and out of town guests were enter- tained at supper by Capt. and Mrs. Charles C. Soule. Mrs. James Garretson of New York left Monday after a visit of several days to Mrs. Edward Rich on the Sev- ern River. Mrs. Garretson came to Maryland for the Hanson-Baldwin wedding which took place at Towson Saturday afternoon, June 18. Mr. Woodward Baldwin gave a lunch party at his country home “Bunker Hill,” at Waterbury, near Annapolis Sunday, the guests being Willard Bald win and Miss Julie Baldwin of New York; Mrs. Richard Baldwin of Water- bury; Mr. and Mrs. Summerfield Bald- win of Seton College, near Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs. Summerfield Baldwin of Ruxton, Maryland. and Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Starr of Annapolis. Mr. Alfred Lottimer is spending the week end in Annapolis. Mr. Lottimer, who made his home in Baltimore for four years, will return shortly to his former residence in New York. Capt. and Mrs. Charles C. Soule gave a picnic supper Sunday evening. The supper was originally planned for out of doors, but due to inclement weather it had to be held in their home. Amcng those present were Capt. and Mrs. y Reception at Hall." son of Port Washington, N. Y., are vis- iting Mrs. Baker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Green. Mrs. Campbell Keyser, a_ sister of Lieut. Browne, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Green, also is their guest Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Henry shortly will leave Annapolis for Port au Prince, Haiti, where the former has been transferred with the scientific mission there. Licut. Comdr. and Mrs. Donald F. Patterson have moved from Southgate avenue to the Nava! Academy, whero they cre living in the quarters recently vacated by Commander Robert Hinck- ley and family. Mrs. Temper Collins and her son, Cutler Collins of New York, spent the week with Capt. and Mrs. Charles C. Soule. Lieut. and Mrs. Franklin D. Karns, jr, and their children are expected shortly in Annapolis from Coronado, Calif, and will occupy a house on Franklin street. Lieut. Karns is a son of Capt. and Mrs. Franklin D. Karns, who for a year have lived on Mary- land avenue. » Rear Admiral and Mrs. John Halli- gan, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Charles Adair, have left for Cali- fornia, where Admiral Halligan will join the U. S. S. Lexington. Mrs. 8. M. Decker of Long Island, sister of Mrs. Halligan, who has been her guest, will spend the Summer with another ];(;‘rx Mrs. Hamilton Gale, at Murray i Capt. and Mrs, James Ferguson and their cdaughter, Miss Julie Ferguson, have been the guests this week of Capt. and Mrs. Turner F. Caldwell. Capt. Ferguson and his family formerly re- sided bere and are on their way to wport, R. I, after spending some e at Charleston, S. C., where Capt. zx“('mduscn was in command of the Navy ard. Mrs. W. J. Baxter of Washington is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Hutchinson, wife of Commander Myron W. Hutchinson. Lieut. Comdr. Hutchin- son is on the Summer cruise with the midshipmen. H.E ¥ | le of Bloomfield, Mich., Charles Oman, Capt. and Mrs. Edward | who has been the guest of her mother, H. H. Old, Mis. Willism Upshur, Mrs. | Mrs. Gaston Costet, joined Mr. Yule Lawrence Wild, Mrs. Temper Collins |and they have sailed for Europe, wherc of New York, Mrs. Richard Baldwin, Comdr. and Mrs. W. E. Hall, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kirkpatrick and Lieut. and Mrs. Frederick Greaves. Miss_Lilly Berry, daughter of Capt. | Frank L. Berry (retired), of Short Hills, N. J., was the guest this week of Miss Nancy Old, dayghter of Capt. and b Edward H. H. Old. Miss Berry will join her father shortly at their home at Vineyard Haven, Mass. Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan was hostess at 8 lunch party Sunday in honor of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas W. Boykin, Mr. and Mn ‘Thomas Boykin, jr., and Mrs. ‘Boyki McComas of the Green Spring Valley. Mrs. Bryan has as her guest her brother, Mr. William N. Boykin of Vineland, N. J., over Sunday. Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs, who spent the Winter in New York, and has been the guest of her sister, Mrs Carroll Van Ness in the Green Spring Valley, is now in Annapolis, and will occupy an apartment at No. 5 Mary- land avenue for a short time. Mrs, Van Ness gave a luncheon in honor of . Cusachs Tuesday. Among the guests being Mrs. Richard Baldwin of ‘Waterbury. Miss Mollle Milligan is spending & week at her country home at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa., where she has been joined by her nephew, Mr. Tench Tilghman, who is connected with the English department of the University of Virginia. Miss Milligan will spend next week in Annapolis and return to Blvile Ridge Summit about the first of Jul y. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett Hayward have opened their country home Drawyah on the Severn River. Mr. and Mrs. Hayward recently returned from Honolulu, where they spent the Winter, and were extensively entertained. Mrs. Albert Penn, wife of Comdr. Albert M. Penn, has returned to her home on Porter road, after a visit to Cynwyd, near Philadelphia, where she was the guest of Mrs. John Snyder. Dr. T. Kent Green and his nephew, Ensign Thomas K. Bowers, left this week for California. They will go to Coronado where they will visit Ensign Bowers' brother and sister-in-law, En- sign and Mrs. John T. Bowers, jr., and later Ensign Thomas Bowers will join the U. 8. S. California. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Vincent God- frey gave a dinner party Saturday eve- ning, June 18, at the Annapolis Roads Club in honor of their house guest, Mrs, Hughes, wife of Capt. W, W. Hughes of Newport, Rhode island. Mrs. Jane C. Washington of Warren- ton, Virginia, also gave a dinner party Baturday at the Annapolis Roads Club. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. George P. Shields are staying at Carvel Hall, the | former having been ordered to the Naval Academy for duty. Lieut. Comdr and Mrs. Shields spent the last three months traveling through Europe, after several years in China. Professor and Mrs. Joseph W. Crosley have closed their home on King George street and are occupying their Summer home at Edgewater Beach, near An- napolis. ‘Miss Anne Hall, daughter of Comdr. end Mrs. W. E. Hall, who since her graduation at St. Mary's Hall, at Bur- Jington, N. J., has made several visits in New York State, returned Thursday. Miss Josephine Riordan sailed Mon- day on the steamship De Grasse for Dublin, Ireland, to_attend the Eu- charistic Congress. Miss Riordan later will go to London and also will visit Brussels, Venice, Florence and Rome and will have an audience with the Pope. She will return to her home in Annapolis the latter part of August Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith ir. aiso have gone abroad. the former having joined Mrs. Smith in New York, where she spent several weeks Comdr. and Mrs. Augustir gard and their daught ss Betty Beauregard, left Annepolis last week for California, where Comdr. Beaure- gard will go on the stal of the com mander in chief of the Pacific Flec Mrs. Beauregard and her reside in Coronado. gard will visit relatives Tex., en Mrs gone Cod Priscilla Stockwell card party yesterday Wardour, in honor of Maud M. Neel of Rick Miss Mary Moss, and Mrs. Arthur D. has_returned Beaure- to their daughte Moss of C: from C: me time L Comdr. rett gave a_dinne; evening in honor of Lieut. and Mrs. Donald Osborn. Lieut. and Mrs. Os- born will leave the last of this month for Newport, R. I Mrs. Henry M. Baker and her young i S S Feminine Hygiene One of the most vital and least understood quérc.ons concerning the health and happines of mod- ern woman. Many women of today remain mid-Victorian in their mental attitude toward this one sub- ject which is so important to their welfare. ACULA, a FEMININE HY- GIENE preparation, is an es- sential which every woman should ¥now about. Send name and ad- £ dress free information. i Phoenix Distributors, P, O. Box l 322, Washington, D. C. spent | they will spend the Summer. R Of Personal Interest | To Washington Residents Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey Pischer are | sailing Thursday from New York on | the 8. S. Champlain to spend the Sum- | mer. abroad. They will go to Vienra, | where Dr. Pischer will spend some time |studying. Dr. and Mrs. Fischer were | the guests of honor at a dinner party at the Woodmont Country Club given by a group of friends to bid them bon voyage. Miss Marian Bloch of San Francisco is spending some time in Washington. Miss Rhoda Lichtman, who is in New York with her mother, leaves the |1st of July for Tripp Lake Camp, | Poland, Me., to spend the Summer. | Mrs. Lichtman will then return to her | | apartment in the Shoreham. Mr. Dan Sherby of Cleveland. Ohio, |1s the guest of his parents, Mr. and | Mrs. Harry Sherby of Decatur street, |and will attend the wedding of his sister, Miss Sylvia Sherby, and Mr. | Manuel Weinberg on Thursday. Sidney | Sherby has just entered the Military | Academy at_Annapolis. | Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wallerstein of 1302 Girard street are at the Hotel Raleigh, Atlantic City. for the Summer. Mr. Erwin M. Gottlieb is also at the Raleigh Hotel, Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwartz will | open " their cottage in Ventnor, N. J., during the coming week and will have with them their son and daughter-in- |law, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schwartz |and children, during the Summer. Mrs. Alvin'Newmyer and sons will go | to Atlantic City during the coming | week to spend the Summer. Alvin Newmyer, ir, will ‘go to California | later to visit his grandmother, Mrs. Armond Cerposs. | 'Mr. and Mrs. Winner of Baltimore announce the marriage of their daugh- ter Bessie to Mr. Harry Rose of this city Sunday, June 19, at the home of {the bride, Oakland avenue. Mr. and Mrs. D. Norwitz of Balti- | more announce the marriage of their | daughter Lilllan to Mr. Joseph G. | Shapiro of Washington Sunday, June 19, in Baltimore. Mrs. Leo S. Schoenthal is leaving this morning for Atlantic City to be the guest of her son-in-iaw and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hess of Mar- | vin Gardens, until after July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Hess are receiving congratu- lations on the birth of a daughter, Lenore Helen, born on June 18, ~Mrs. | | Hess was formerly Miss Minnie Schoen- | thal of this city. The marriage of Miss Sylvia Sherby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Sherby, and Mr. Manuel. Weinberg of Lexing- | ton, Va., will take place Thursday, June | 30, at 6 o'clock at the Eighth Street Temple. Following the ceremony, | which will be performed by the Rev Dr. Abram Simon, a dinner for the two families of the young couple and in- timate friends will be held at the Ma. flower Hotel. There will be a large | bridal party. Sherby was among the graduates of class of 1932 of Goucher College . Weinberg is a graduate of Washington and Lee Uni- versity, Lexington, Va., and will prac- tice law in_Frederick, Md., where the young couple will make their home. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Breslau, Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund and Mrs. Howard | Sigmund motored to New York on Monday, where they spent several days, ing here Thursday. Miss Ruth Bobrow of Philadelphia is the guest of Miss Marjorie Sigmund of the Roosevelt, accompanying her hostess home Thursday after a visit in Phila- delphia Miss Helen Nordlinger and Miss Mi- riam Auerbach, who attended a house past week the Summer | home of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Brylawski at Tompkinsville, Md., on the Wicomico River, have returned. | West has returned from | y in New York and is con- it with Mr. and Mrs.| re her young daughter 1 her | | re is w Jennie the Mrs. announced engagement of her Wedding Invitations Fas Invitations ns change in Wedding and Announce- ments just as they do in bridal gowns. See the new Brewood forms and consult with before us ordering. ‘Brew®mD Yeager of Baltimore has | u: DAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. JUNE 26, 19 22 >ART THREE SOCIE HERE FOR SUMMER place, and after spent in the Fall. MISS MARY MARGARET HUGHES, Who has joined her father, Mr, Frederick J. Hughes, at their home, on Woodley ding the Summer here will to an Eastern university 5o —Rembrandt Studio. daughter Rose to Dr. Charles Bassecher of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac 8. Littman of this city, formerly of Baltimore, announce the marriage of their daughter Esther to Mr. Harry L. Blumberg, son af Mr. and Mrs. Myer Blumberg of Baltimore, Sunday, June 12. Miss Ida Weill of Beverly Court is the guest of relatives in New York. Gilbert Hahn, jr., will be among the Washington boys who will go to Camp Kennebec, Me., for the Summer. Miss Ruth Behrend was in New York with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Behrend, to see her sister, Miss Amy Behrend, sail for Europe yesterday. Mrs. Abram Feist of New York and Deal, N. J, has announced the en- gagement of her daughter Frances to Mr. Newton Keutner of San Francisco. Miss Feist has often visited Washing- ton, where she has relatives and many friends and attended George Washing- ton University. The wedding will take place in the near future. Miss Vera Reifkin was hostess Wed- | nesday at luncheon and bridge, enter- | taining eight guests. Miss Reifkin was | among the graduates of Goucher Col- lege this Winter. | Mrs, David Stern, who spent & week | with Mrs. Gerald Rosenheim in At- | lantic City, was joined this week end by Mr. Stern. They will return to- morrow by motor. Mrs, Louis Stern will be the guest Tlher daughter in Atlantic City in uly. Miss Amy Behrend and Miss Beatrice Strasburger sailed yesterday from New York on the 8. 8. Ca for a three-months’ trip abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Behrend and Mrs. Milton Stras- burger and their young daughter Betty were in New York to bid them bon voyage. A group of eight young ladies gave dooflet. June 18, recelving her A. B. legree. Mrs. Daniel Blum and her son Bobby have returned to Washington =zfter a six weeks’ visit in the Middle West. ‘While in Nebraska Mrs. Blum attended the Theta Sigma Phi convention and was toastmistress at a banquet given by this national honorary journalistic sorority. e FIDAVIT PERJURY AF ORDERED STRICKEN Document Accusing Seabury in In- vestigation Called ‘“Scandalous and Indecent.” By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 25.—An affidavit accusing Samuel Seabury and his as- sistants of subordination of per- jury in connection with the Hofstadter Committee investigation was ordered stricken from the court records yester- day by the Appellate Division of Su- preme Court. ‘The higher tribunal granted Seabury’s motion without comment and directed the Bar Association to inquire into the conduct of Abraham Wilson, the attor- ney who submitted the affidavit. ‘The affidavit was admitted in evi- dence by Supreme Court Justice John Seabury’s efforts to have William Flynn, Bronx commissioner of public works, adjudged in contempt for refusing to answer questions. Justice Ford, holding the affidavit | was “scandalous and indecent” ad- a surprise bridge luncheon Tuesday at the Woodmont Country Club in honor of Miss Beatrice Strasburger. Mrs. Sara Levy has returned from her former home in Tallahasee, Fla., to_her apartment in Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs, Louis Birkenwald returned to her home in Baltimore yesterday after a stay of some weeks in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Roland E. Fournier, who have been guests of the latter’s moth: Mrs. Meyer Loeb, now are living in Wheeling, W. Va. W. Va, to attend the marriage of her son, Mr. Elmer Bernard Young, to Miss Louise Edna Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meyer, at the Hotel Windsor tomorrow evening at 6 Young and his bride will be at home in the Westchester, where they have taken an apartment. Mrs. Joseph Dreyfuss of Lanier place is spending a week in New York, the guest of relatives. Mrs. Jennie O. Berliner, who was in New York for several weeks, has salled for Europe to spend the Summer. Mrs. Louis Simon went to New York Thursday to visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Merryle Stan- ley Rukeyser. Later in the Summer Mrs. Simon vill go to Lake Placid, N. Y. Mrs. A. E. Lichtman and her daugh- ter, Miss Rhoda Lichtman, left Friday for New York to spend the Summer. Mrs. Libbie Goldstein and her daugh- ter Libby have given up their apart- ment in Wardman Park Hotel and have moved to the Valley Vista. Mrs. J. Lewrence Emanuel and her two young daughters of Raleigh, N. C., are guests of tgxe former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Ehrlich. Mr. Harry nl:- rents, lich, who was the guest of his has returned to his home in Chi Mr. and Mrs. David Gross and their family have given up their home on Woodley place and taken an apartment at 4700 Connecticut avenue. The marriage of Miss Lillian Break- stone of this city to Mr. Harry Cohen of Washington, Pa., will take place to- day in Detroit. After July 15th Mr. Cohen and his bride will be at home in Petoskey, Mich. Mr. Harry Sherby and his daughter, Miss Gertrude Sherby, have returned from Cleveland, Ohio, where they visited Mr. Dan Sherby. Miss Ethel Ruth Gessner of Esca naba, Mich., who was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Melville Fischer last Winter and has many friends here, was grad- h_high honors from Vassar SUNDAY DINNER Served 12 Till 8 P. M. Sunday dinners at Collier Inn are famous and in price 10 suit all. 65¢, 75¢, $1 Delicious Fried Va. Ham, Roast esn Boups. Cocktail, or Roast Chicken. Meat, Etc. FI Sea Food Plate, 65¢ Special —A Delicious Chicken Dinner 75¢ TOR_ENTERTAINING LET US SUPPLY YQUR NEEDS u.mh::_ Engravers and Printers 611 Twelfth Street Phone Orders. Columbia WE DELIVER Mrs. Rebecca Young is in Wheeling, | mitted it nevertheless and later handed down an opinion denouncing critics of New York and defending the city as a place of “sweetness and light.” The Appellate Division took no offi- SAVANT SUBSTANTH\TES MOTION OF ELECTIONS By the Associated Press. NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 25.—Ex- periments termed by Prof. Albert Ein- stein the most significant in the study | | | Physical Society, in session at Yale. |~ Prof. J. W. M. Du Mond of California | Institute of Technology announced he | had substantiated the theory that elec- trons move, & problem that has been outstanding in modern physis Dr. Robert A. Millikan, note | activities in the field of the cosmic ray, | commented: “These experiments add materially to our knowledge of the | structure of matter.” | “Experiments by Prof. Arthur were used by Prof. Du Mond as the basis of his discovery that X-rays when shot into metal graphite bounced off and scattered. Moving electrons, he de- termined, repelled these scattered rays. | MARY GARDEN RETURNS i'nmuuu Prima Donna to Sing at i Cleveland’s Open-Air Opera. NEW YORK, June 25 (P)—Mary | Garden, grand opera star, returned to | the United States yesterday after an | absence of two years to sing the title { role in & modern production of “Car- | men” at the new lake-front stadium in | Cleveland from June 29 to July 6. | ~She debarked from the liner Aqui- | tania after a lengthy journey from | Corsica. | Under the direction of Dr. Ernst Lert | and Laurence A. Higgins she will ap- | pear twice in Cleveland's second season open-air opera. Your Last Year’s Summer Hats Cleaned and Reblocked INTO ANY STYLE DESIRED A complete selection of New Spring materials, Straw, Braids, Orna- ments, Feather Fancies, Flowers, Hat Frames and Youthful Ma- tron Hats—Reasonably Priced. LADIES’ CAPITAL HAT SHOP 508 1lth St. N.W. NAtional 8322 Our Work Is Our Reputation Ford last March when Wilson opposed | cial notice of Justice Ford's opinion, | | which Seabury called an “unjudicial of atoms during the last decade were | o'clock. After a wedding journey, Mr. | outlined yesterday to the American | H. | | compton of the University of Chicago | Mr. and Mrs. Hodgdon Fete Distinguished Guests at Porto Bello Mr. and Mrs. T. V. O'Con- nor Open Summer Estate on Bretton's Bay. LEONARDTOWN, Md., Juhe 25— Mr. and Mrs. A. Dana Hodgdon of Washington are entertaining -distin- guished guests at Porto Bello on the St. Marys River over Sunday, including the first secretary of the German embassy and Frau Lohmann, Mr. and Mrs. George Tait and Mr. and Mrs. Christian Raundal of Washington, and Dr. C. W. Whitmore and Mr. Donald Swann, both of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. T. V. O'Connor of ‘Washington have opened their Sum- mer estate on Bretton's Bay and had as their guests over last week end Representative Florence P. Kahn of California, Mr. Joseph Lanagan of Buffalo, N. Y, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. O'Connor and Billy O'Connor and their two granddaughters, Eileen and Marie Holt of Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Miss Martha Morris Blackistone, daughter of Mrs. Robert D. Blackistone of Washington and River Springs, Md,, is visting Miss Corrine Peverly, daugh- ter of former State Senator and Mrs. George C. Peverly of Mechanicsville, Md., and her sister, Miss Helen Parsons Peverly, this week. Miss Blackistone was graduated from the junior college at the St. Mary's Female Seminary this month and was the first honor graduate of the college. Maj. Howard P. Davidson, U. 8. A. commandant at Bolling Field, Washing- ton, and Mrs. Davidson, have opened for the Summer their estate Cremona on the Patuxent River. They enter- tained at dinner Saturday evening, June 18, in honor of Mrs. A. Dana Hodgdon. Miss Agnes Hurry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hurry of Hurry, Md., entertained Thursday evening at a beach party in honor of Miss Emma Metcalf of Mechanicsville. Miss Carolyn Phyllis Graves and her sister, Miss Martha Harding Graves of Laurel Grove, Md. L g Rev. and Mrs. Jesse M. B. Woodrow entertained Lieut. Charles Wilhelm and Mrs. Wilhelm and their young som, Leonard Wilhelm of Baltimore, Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel West Russell of Washington and their young daugh- | ter Emily are guests this week end of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Carr at Pine 8hadows, on St. Johns Creek. Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt of Waldorf spent a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray Hunt, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Stone Combs of Washington are spending the Sum- mer season at their estate, Fox’s Point, on Brettons Bay. Miss Mary Carolyn Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Porter of Brooklyn, N. Y., is spending & few weeks with her aunt, Miss Adele M. France, at St. Marys City. Miss Louise Gardiner of Waldorf ispent the first of this week with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Gardiner. ‘The members of the Sub-deb Bridge Club gave a boat ride Tuesday evening down Brettons Bay instead of play- ing bridge and on their return were informally entertained by Miss Mary Gwynn Hamilton. Miss Martha” Graves and Miss Phyl- iis Graves of Laurel Grove were guests of their sister, Mrs. E. H. Pons, in Washington the first part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic H. Mahaffie of Kalamazoo, Mich,, and their young daughter Margaret arrived Thursday to spend the Summer with Mrs. Ma- haffie’s mother, Mrs. George P. Wig- ginton. Miss Ruth - Roberts of Washington was the guest of Miss Hope Green- well over last week end. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Knight of Pros- pect Hill gave a_swimming party fol- lowed by supper Friday evening. Capt. and Mrs. Walter B. Hanson Wise and their neice, Mrs. Edith Evans Markoff, of Columbia University, mo- tored Tuesday to Gibson Island and were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Walter Wise. Miss Emma Loker of Washington fand Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaw of | Baltimore were guests of Prof. and | Mrs. James Frank Coad at their estate, Cherryfields, at Drayden, Md., last week end. Mr. Canthon Voght is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. John B. Abell at their estate, Bayside, on the Potomac. Miss Louise Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Jones, has re- turney from the St. Mary's Female Seminary. Miss Jones won a prize from the local Maj. William Thomas Chapter, D. A. R, on the essay dealing with the settlement of Maryland and the first hundred years of its growth. She also won a music prize. She has had as her house guest Miss Helen Parsons Peverly of Mechanicsville. | Miss Elizabeth de Corse, who did | post graduate work for her masters Insure Foo Comfort All Sizes and Widths in White Kid, Etc. Exclusive With The Family Shoe Store For Over 30 Years In strap, open lace and tongue oxfords. Also shown in Blonde Kid, Brown Kid Black Kid and reptile combi- nations. SALE $3.95 to $6.00 Novelty Shoes $2£ Pr. White, Black ard Whi Com- Tan and White binations. 312 SEVENTHSINW some time with Mr. and Mrs. enncth O. Wilcox at Tudor Hall Inn. Mr. Edmund J. Plowden, Bushwood, Md.,, and master of of the Bushwood Fox Hunting Club, is spending this week in Washington. Cadet Mackubin Thomas Owens of the Charlotte Hall Military School is spending the Summer with his mother, Mrs. Eleanor French Owens, at Alta Vista, her estate at Chaptico. Mr. Tester Abell o spent a few days with Mr. and J. D. Hurry of Hurry, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grover Stone party Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Philip H. Dorsey, ir., and her young son, Walter Dawkins Dorsey, who spent the last two months in St. Rule, have returned. They were met | lator Dorsey and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Duke and returned with them. Mrs. Alexander L. Hodgdon is spend- ing the Summer with her son and | daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dana H , at Porto Bello, at Drayden. Miss Eleanor Spielman of Baltimore is spending a fortnight with Mr., and Mrs. Harry M. Jones. | Announcement is made of the mar- | riage of Miss Edith M. Gatton, step- daughter of Mrs. Mary M. Norris Abell, | to Mr. J. Carrol Norris of Leonardtown. The wedding took place Monday morn- ing at 6:30 o'clock in_St. Aloysious’ Roman Catholic Church, the rector, Rev. Joseph Sheridan Knight, S. J., celebrating the nuptial mass and per- forming the ceremony. Mr. Dyer Raley of Brooklyn, accom- panied by his aunt, Mrs, Lucy Spalding, who spent the Winter with her sister, | Mrs. Rose Loker Raley, in Brooklyn, | have returned to spend the Summer with Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Abell, Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Longini of Bal- timore, who recently were married, will | return to their coltage, “Long Lane Farm,” at Pearson, for week ends. Mrs. Rex Adams of Landover left this week to spend the Summer at the Sea- gal Camp in the Adirondacks, where she will study. Mr. and Mrs. Benedict C. Greenwell, jr., entertained a number of the younger | married set at a yachting perty Thurs- | | day night down Brettons Bay. | Mrs. Briscoe, wife of States Attorney John H. T. Briscoe of St. Marys County, | entertained Wednesday evening in | honor of her sister, Mrs. Seward Bacon, | of Washington. Bridge honors were | for the Summer. won by Mrs. John Gardiner and Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 8. Knight of George Hamilton. { Evanston, I, will arrive this week and| A number of society folk attended ' MRS. ALBERT E. SWEENEY, | Charming bride of June 1, who former- {1y was Miss Gertrude E. McCormick, | daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James E. McCormick. —Harris-Ewing Photo. | degree at the University of V! has returned to h er home at Drayden REAKS | i of Budds Creek were given a surprise | Judge T. C. Carpenter at Budds Creek. | Louis, Mo, with Dr. and Mrs. John | by motor at Cleveland, Ohio, by Legis- | T the falr” Bt ous” c-m&‘cn"m in the Duke auditorfum Monday night, Fox Family Re\mion- At Haines Point June 18 ‘The descendants of Capt. John Fox of ‘William County, Va. (1760 to 1814), held their annual reunion and nic at Haines Point, Washington, Saturday, June 18, when more than 60 were present from ond, Newport News, Culpeper, Scottsville, Hampton, Deltaville and Rosslyn, Va., and from ‘West Virginia, Maryland, North Car- olina, Kentucky and the District of Co= lumbia. After a bounteous picnic lunch, the association songsters rendered selec- tions adapted especially for the occa- :}on, by Miss Mary Cocke of Richmond, a. Mrs. Lansing Fox of Washington read an interesting paper giving the in pretation of the Fox coat of s, Mrs. Fox is a genealogist of considerable tainment, who has made a special study of the Fox family and is now writing book on this subject. Mrs. Garland Norris of Raleigh, N. C., also a genealo- gist and a descendant of & collateral line of the Fox family, gave some in- teresting facts of family history. Officers for the ensuing year are: President emeritus, Mrs. Ellen Cocke cf Richmond, Va.: president, Mr. Edward Jackson Fox of Washington, D. C., vice president, Mr. J. Barrett Carter of | Washington, D. C.; secretary and treas- urer, Mrs. Elizabsth Carter Spilman of | Culpeper, Va. Mrs. Ellen Cocke was also designated as historian. The asso- | clation decided to hold its next annual ?ectlnk, June 17, 1933, in Richmond, (N ifirlingtrm inhl 1120 Vermont Ave. NW. Today Dinner, $1.00 12:30 to 2:30 —6 to 8 P.M. Orab Flake Cocktall Fruit Cocktall Young Radishes and Bweet Piekl Watermelion uttar Coffee, Tea or Mil All g&ffs Pbular shades W, . Moses & Sons at’l 3770 F St. at 11th- MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS TAKEN