Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1932, Page 18

SOCIETY. SOCIETY Mrs. Hoover Is Receiving at White House Today Ladies Accompanying Delegates to Engineer Convention. RS. HOOVER is recelving at 8 o'clock this afternoon in the Exccutive Mansion the wives and daughters who accom- panied the delegates to the convention of the American: Associa- tion of Engineers. Mrs. Hoover is expected to attend | the eighteenth annual convention of the Girl Scout National Council at Virginia Beach next week. The First Lady is honorary president of the Girl Scouts. Secretary Stimson Attends Lunch in Honor of Dr. Abelll The Secretary of State, Mr. Henry L. Stimson, was in the company attcnding the lunchecn given today by the mem- bers of the governing board of the Pan- | American Union in honor of the retiring Minicter of Bolivia, Senor Dr. Luis O. Abelli. Mr. Stimson is chairman of the | governing bozrd. Others in the ccm- pany were the Ambassador cf Brazil, Senhor Dr. R. de Lima e Silva; the Ambassador of Argentina, Senor Dr. Felipe A. Espil; the Minister of Uruguay, Senor Dr. J. Varela; the Minister of | Guatemala, Senor Dr. Adrian Recinos; the Minister of Venczue'a, Senor Dr. | Pedr> Manuel Arcaya; the Minister of Haiti, M. Dantes Bellegarde; the Minis- ter of Colombia, Senor Dr. Fabio Lozano; the Minister of the Dominican Republic, Senor Don Roberto Despradel; the Min- i:ter of Hondures, Sencr Dr. Celeo Da- vila; the Minister of Ecuador, Senor Dr. Gonzalo Zalcumbide; the Minister of Panama, Senor Dr. Horacio F. Alfaro; the charge d'2ffaires of Cuba, Senor Dr. Jose T. Barcn; the charge d'affaires of Mexico, Senor Don Pablo Herrera de Huerta; Senor Dr. Emilio Edwards Bello, Minister of Chile at Havana and at| present charge d'affaires of Chile at Washington: the charge d'affaires of Nicaragua, Senor Dr. Luis Manuel De- bayle; the charge d'affaires of Cesta Rica, Sencr Don Manuel Gonzalez; the | charge d'affaires of Bolivia, Senor Don | Enrique S. de Lozada, and the special Tepresentative of El Salvador on the governing board, Senor Dr. Roberto | Melendez. In addition to the members | of the governing board, officials of the Pan-American Union in attendance were the director genera!, Dr. L. S. Rowe, and | the assistant director, Dr. E. Gil Borges. | The Ambassador of Peru, Senor Don Manuel de Freyre y Santander, will | arrive in the city Saturday from Eagles Mere, Pa., where Le spent the Summer. The Ambassador of Belgium, M. Paul | May, wes entcrtained at luncheon yes- terday at the Hotel Pierre in New | York, by Mr. Walter Livingston Oakley. The Ambassador of Spain, Senor Don | Juan Francsico de Cardenas, who is| spending a few days in New York, was| ed at _dinner last evening by | smore Kendall. Representative Robert Low Bacon will be the guest over the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston in their hom> at Southampton, Long Island. Representative Bacon will 'be | the principal speaker at & political | meeting _under the auspices of the| Hoover Club of Southampton, Friday | in Glynne's Garden Theater. Mr. and | Mrs. Livingston will entertain at =a supper party for Represetative Bacon | following the meetmg The United States, Ambassador to Italy and Mrs. John'W. Garrett are | New York | honor guests at. a luncheon given yes- |S. N, and | official visits to the War College | was Miss Susanne King. | Miss Simmons’ Engagement | mons, Norfoik, Va., Baltimore shortly Aner their arrival in October 3. The naval attache of the British em- bassy and Mrs. Macnamara are spend- ing some time at Newport and were the terday by Capt, Gilbert J. Rowcliff, U, Mrs. Rowcliff. Last evening Capt. and Mrs. Charles Russell Train cntertained at dinner for Capt. and Mrs. Macnamara. ‘The president of the Naval War Col- lege and Mrs. Harris Laning were hosts at luncheon today in honor of the visitors, Capt. Macnamara is mlklng training station. mcorln :lntdo W Ldscott hnge urne and are estab- lished in their quarters at the Army War College. Mr. Robert C. L. Scott, son of Col. and Mrs. Scott, has returned to his studies at Yale University. Capt. and Mrs. Thomas B. Doe of New York flew to Washington yester- day and are at the Shoreham for a few days. They came to attend the cere- monies in connection with the la; of the corner stone of the new Office Building. Lieut, Frederick J, Dau, Corps of En- gineers, U. 8. A, and Mrs. Dau are re- ceiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Susan Thorne, September 8, at the Walter Reed General Hospital, in Takoma Park, Washington. The baby is the grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Chris- tian J. Dau of Fresno, Calif, and of Lleut Col. Edgar King, Medical Corps, S. A, and Mrs. King; great-grand- chfld of Col. Thomas M. Moody, U. 8. A., retired, and Mrs. Thorne Moody, and great-great-grandchild of the late Col. Platte Marvin Thorne, U. §. A., retired. Mrs. Dau, mother of the baby, formerly ost The fust at-home of the officers of the Army War College and their wives will be held the first Sunday in Novem- :x‘; instead of the first Sunday in Oc- cber. Mr. Robert Clifford, son of Col. and Mrs. . Edgard Clifford, has left for Princeton University, where he will en- | ter his senior year. His brother, Mr. | Lambert Clifford, who graduated re- | cently from the Harverd School of | Business Administration, has gone to Prg:id‘:nte, ‘where he is connected with a bank. To Mr. Jay-Smith Announced. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ferguson Sim- have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss | Jessi= Deane Simmons, to Mr. Bruce | Warren Jay-Smitn, son of Mrs. Jay- | Emita and the late Mr. Novell Jay- Emith of London and Burford, Oxford, | | England. Miss Simmons was graduated from the Ward-Belmont School, Nash- | ville, Tenn,, and also attended Stuart| Hall, Staunton, Va. She made her debut two seasons ago at a ball of the | Norfolk German Club. Mr. Jay-Smith | was educated at Oxford University. Miss Simmons is in Washington, having come to be bridesmaid for Miss Mildred Blaine Clarke at her marriage | to Mr. Louis Fleming Peak tomorrow | at noon. An engagement of interest in Wash- | Astoria. ington is that of Miss Katherine Adams Young, daughter of Mrs. George M. sailing today from Genoa for this coun- try. They will go to their home in Z,,m&%’ o of STOREWIDE Qgportunitier- Typical CHINA Values— No phone orders can be accepted Young of New York, to Mr. Shorey Cameron Guess, son of Mr. and Mrs. “ CYRANO ' Imported (Sketched.) Set. stock Dinner service for 1y $52.00 N ol $40.00 86-pc. open Former- T4-pe. Bet— with ‘cream soups. For- merly $61.00 “Cyrano" All China Sets, Fancy Pieces -nfl Open Stock Included Few of the GLASS Opportunities— (Sketched.) n»xn Crystal Vase with green base. tal cuttin m“m’ $5 00 lmu\l lot of Xfim ed M‘*”Crfllt;l Regula 0o ¢ %o 83250 flolen Each.. o S. BURTON FRANCIS MILLER, Who, before her maxrlnge Saturday evening, was Miss Margaret Page Sumner, . Cooley. this city. n Miller is & son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Perry Miller of | Summer at Marblehead Neck, Mass,, and at Sugar .N.E un:ohnluhnbwcmyn New York for & few days and is at the Wal- dorf-Astoria. She will come to Wash- ington the latter pll't of the week. taln the members of th :fl"u% ‘members e and mn-olmn."u;-u at supper to- the reheartal for place Sanderson’s other ltundnu will be Mrs. Anthony Hyde, Miss Mary Morton and Miss Marjorle Morton of lrunwn Va.; Miss Katharine troit, Miss Bublr‘ Davis of coronndo , and Miss Jane Fraser of Detroit. Mr. Po!zyvmbebdmn!atur Attendants Arrive for Sanderson—Manning Wedding. Mr. Robert William )nnnlu. ‘whose s best man, and they made the Mp from their homes in Detroit by motor. Mrs. Manning, mother of the bridegroom-elect and her daugh- ter, Miss Katharine Manning, who will | bride, be one of the bridesmaids, also have ar- rived from Decrnlt. as have Mr. and Mrs. John R. Prazer and their daugh- ter and son, Miss Jane Frazer and John Fr ) L ’rb;n Davis of Coronado | Paris, Belch Calif., who will be & bridesmaid, —_— Mr, and Mrs. Herman Grimes were arrived last evening, coming from a short stay in New ork, and Mr. John ham n 8 buffet luncheon today, en- compliment to Miss m.l- B m..rfl e to Miss Grea Blakas Chomp and her flance, Mr. Lee Evans wi Qeto- ber a, and Mr. wmlun ‘Walker will a (Continued on Third Page.) rive tomorrow from their Detrolt homes. tww/u $7.75 to $12.50 t. Sumner, U. 8. M. C. The | d aunt, Comdr. and Mrs. —Bachrach Photo. H. A Guess of Forest Hills, umpmu Island. Miss Young attended the National Cathedral School in Was n, the Spence School in New York and pmefl a year at Smith Coliege. For o years | she has studied music in Boston. Miss Young's father was the late | Presiding Judge Georze M. Young of the United States Customs Court, served his State of North Dakota for eight years in the Legislature, House and Senate, in which h> wes president pro tem, and for 12 years represented that State in Congress. He was ap- pointed to the Uniied States Customs Court by President Coolidge and made preelding judg> by President Hoover. Through her mother Miss Young is descended from many Colonial familic: among them being the Freeman, | Adams, Bacon, Noyes and Boynton. ! Mr. Guess completed last year a five- | year course in mining enginecring at Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada, | and thereafter was an assistant engi- | neer at Tucson. Ariz. His father also is a graduale of Queen’s University. Owing to the very recent death of | Judge Young, only immediate families | will_witness the ceremony, which will te performed early this Fall. —_— | Mrs. John Van Rensselear Hoff has | | given up her apartment in the Brighton | Hotel and has taken an apartment at | 1868 Columbia road. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. George Fiske The Dudley have gone to New Yok for @ | short “stay and are at the Waldort Mr. and Mrs, Frederic D. McKenney entertained informally at dinner last evening at their country home, Handley E»gll h ’ru sus—chlm pes. For- = Bl S 5000 l};lorlllfikkpo! in. Xsn‘llal‘;s dBllld . Formerly 8500 doten ach 35¢c Por- ]Au {tm!g: D%l {»lher Vases. arly o A e P cc 7-in. Green Optie Glass Dressert Plllel Redu one half to, each.. 12-0z. !tcned O tic ' Crystal Bevlb compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McKeag of Cumberland, Md. Dr. and Mrs. Willlam Kennedy But- | ler have returned to their home in | fter spending the | Genuine Calcutta Lizard In a simple classic pump that Fall Fashion pro- claims ultimate good taste. Side-seamed to insure perfect fitting through the arches. Adjustable rib- bon lacing to make it just snug enough—without IE!'GVA'I'BI‘I “biting,” at instep. Black or brown—in and REMADE $ 8.75 Columbia Bedding Co. Natlonal 5528 a featured “Carlton” group that should be $10.50, but is only REDUCED PRICES Combination Offer ’ with MARCEL OR FINGER WAVE Ask About Our Reduced pricet o AT Ot Fratments | POLLYANNA 1207 F STREET An advantageous time to buy Broadloom Carpets We are placing on sale a very popular make—of outstanding quality-—and ata price that is remarkably low— 9—12—15 feet widths age Tumblers. Sale priced at, each = All Open Stock Patterns at 20% Reduction In STERLING and PLATE— (Sketched.) _“AMERICA" Sterling Flatware of Colonial design at 207 off. Teaspoons, for ex- 8750 Piated Ton Semi E—een T 12 et e Formerly l!lofln 7 . $47‘50 Some of lhe LINEN (Sketched.) ‘Tea Set of fine Italian B"Sfl llnen A very smart and unusual type. For- $13.50 gred. Specis 3-pc. Bre: linen—hand emhromered Special 5 of Italian Easlish Tes Traz, 34 ins. Formerly $100.00 English Vegetable Dish. Formerly $37.50 4-compartment Relish Dish. Formerly $27.50.. $65.00 $25.00 $15.00 Values— Luncheon or Tea S:t of natural col- or linen with cut-wori and embrotd- ery. 54x5¢ cloth and 6 napkins. Formerly $7.75.. $5~w Very fine Bisso Linen Cloth. 45x56. and six 16-in. Napkins—witi exqui- site cut-work and em- 51850 Among the HOUSEWARES Savings— (Sketched.) John Electric Floor Waxer. Regularly $20.50 $19.50 ;niversal® Vacuum Clegners, with e, Vecmn o Balibearing m-mmu_ 70 oling Tequired. & ularly $30.80 broidery. Formerly $36.00 i,!nunulc" Sl]v.'p-oln onr‘bilu 31'59 8l 4-gal. size. Reg- u':\rly $2.50 o . high. oOf arer AP Tolls —plaia” or ¢orors. tlal o nall All Cooking Utensils, Cleaning and L.undn qullpnxl“ and Bath Room Supplies—20% LAMPS, Lamp Shades, Bases, Candles— (Sketchec ) limited Alabaster Lamp Bases, e Boap- am ‘Wit Samiersd brass mount!nlfl Former- 59 75 1y $25.00 each. Now, each A L-.candle Yellow ‘hhlo slo m Ivory and GIFTS and Artwares— (Sketched.) Smoke Stand. Brass Anish. ror- merly $11.00 Floor Flower Stand a: Aquarium combin l d. Formerly $25.00 $5.00 $15.00 Italian_Pottery Flower “-u Formeriy 128,50, $18.50 enny r d 'Pnr"]efl’ $59.00 Nest of “Tebles. merly $43.50 A Few of the FURNITURE Values— (Sketched.) Full size Sofa design and Wn!tmctlofl A Iel tured sales value — in your selection of choice $E7 £() $29.50 " $70.00 Chair 'to Hfetiboy.—fill"3 mahogany. Pnrmu 414280, Bale price .. Living Room Chair, with attached down-pillow back. Beautifully up- holstered in ln“que green dam: For 17 $72. Oneen Anne Wing Chair ~—rose ll!llll covered. Pormerly $98. $49.00 mnm;nmmmm-sm-mourhea Also at Unusual Reductions. DuLIN @& MARTIN An assortment o.i twelve beautiful shades for selection—handsome colors, rich in tone as the carpet itself is rich in weave. Beige, Rose '(l;'aupe. Jade Green, Eggplant, Copper, Burgundy, Red, Blue, Reseda, reen, Any length can be furnished—with hand-woven ends—and at these prices: $21.60 $30.15 $34.43 $38.70 Gxil5: . 2x120 .. 12%13:68 . .. 12x15 $47.25 $51.60 $57.30 $62.00 $|85 yd. New Patterns in Sloane Linoleum These Linoleums are of our make —designed especially for kitchens, sun rooms, etc. Artistic colorings and superior qualities. Satisfactory installation by our expert workmen. Size 9x12 45 135 0245 3 2 W. & J. SLOANE Runners that may be required—in shades to match—27 inches wide Seamless Bedroom Rugs In the rich colonial chintz designs, woven on plain grounds of Copper, Blue, Taupe, Rust, Raisin, Tur- quoise, Green, Orchid, Tan, Rose, and Black. Just Above G _— SOCIETY, Let our experts bring your Coat up-to-date! ! ! ! Parker’s Fur Shop 931 F Street N.W. NA. 6878 Offering for a limited time only the three specials below! 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