Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1932, Page 18

SOCIETY. SOCILTY President Receives R:éently Arrived, in Blue Room at White House Today. the new Ambassador of Cuba, Senor Oscar Cintas, in the White House today, the Ambaseador | being accompanied by the chief of the protocol division of the State gemmnenn Mr. Warren Delano Rob- bins. Senora de Cintas will be received | by Mrs. Hoover later in the seascn. slilhh Embassy Opened for inner Party Last Evening. The Ambassador of Great Britain | and Lady Lindsay entertained at din- ner last evening in the embassy. In gdltim to the British consul general | New York and Mrs. Gerald Campbell and Mrs. Chester Bolton, who are stay- ing at the embassy, the guests were the Minister of the Irish Free State and Mrs. MacWhite, the Hon. Willlam Franklin Sands and Mrs. Sands, the ' chief of the Western European Division of the State Department and Mrs. J. | Plerrepont Moffat, Lady Elizabeth Lind- | say, Mr. Herschel V. Johnson, chief of the Division of Mexican Affairs, State Department, Mr. Henry S. Villard of the Near Eastern Division of the State | Department, Mr. James Williams, jr., | and the first secretary of the British embassy and Mrs. Shone. The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs, Ogden L. Mills will attend the Yale-Harvard game in New Haven to- INOTTOW. The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Charles Francis Adams will spend Thanksgiving in their home on R street and will have with them their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S, Morgan, and their children, who will arrive early Thursday morning from their home in New York. | The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur will spend Thanksgiving with the latter's brother- | in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Paist, and their family, in their home in Wayne, Pa. The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr.| Arthur M. Hyde, will leave Washington | in a few days for a short vacation. Mrs. Hyde will remain at their apartment at | the Mayflower during the absence of the Secretary. The Sécretary of Labor and Mrs. william N. Doak will leave Washington Sunday for Cincinnati, where the Sec- retary will_attend the meeting of the American Federation of Labor. They have made tentative plans to go to Florida from Ohio for & short vacation. Mr. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone will spend Thanksgiving with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson H. Stone, in New York. Mr. Justice and Mrs. Stone entertained | at dinner last evening for Mr. Adolph | Lewisohn of New York. The Minister of El Sslvador, Dr. Carlos Leiva, arrived in Washington esterday and during his stay he will| {e at the Wardman Park Hotel. He came here from New York City, where the legation is temporarily located. Particularly interesting was the funcheon at the Willard yesterday ‘Wwhich followed the visit of the officers and delegates to the National Farm and | Garden Association at the White House yesterday. Important guests at the 5 ers’ table included Mrs. Charin, Mrs. Hyde and Mrs. Doak of the cab- | inet, Mrs. Henry Ford, national presi- | dent of the association; Miss Florence E. Ward, Mrs, Frederic A. Delano snd PR’XDINT HOOVER received Grayson, Mrs. Francis King and others | were in the group of more than one hundred at the luncheon. Senator and Mrs, Hugo Black of Als- bama have leased & home at 4437 Klingle street, Wesley Heights, and have with them their two sons, Hugo and Sterling. { Representftive John H. Overton of Louisiana came to Washington yester- and opened his apartment, at ‘Wardman Park Hotel, for the cougres- | Representative Thomas 8. McMillan of South Carolina and Mrs. McMillan “...I've Saved $18.50 during the past two months * N\ —ever since John \ had his cut in salary I've had to watch every penny . . . lucky that | heard about Ney's NEW LOW PRICE POLICY — I've already saved $1850 on my own clothes. It's the thing to shop at Ney's Ney’s Value Demonstration Cuban Ambassador. have leased the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Meade Atherholt, at 4514 Cathedral avenue, Wesley Heights. They have with them their niece, Miss Frances McMillan of Decatur, Ala., as well as their five sons, Thomss, Jr.; James, William, Edward and Robert. Miss McMillan is & senior of George Washington University. Representative and Mrs. Fred Brit- ten will entertain at dinner this eve- | ning in celebration of the birthday an- niversary of Mr. Britten. Entertainments at Navy Yard Procede Officers First Dance. The commandant of the Navy Yard, Rear Admiral Henry Varnum Butler and Mrs. Butler will have a small com- pany dining with them informally be- fore the first of the series of dances which the officers of the yard will give this evening in the saill loft at the yard. Miss Anna Smith, granddaughter of Mrs. Butler, will be hostess to a number of her contemporaries in & box at_the dance this evening. Mrs. Gretchen Smith, daughter of Mrs. Butler, is motoring to Warrenton, Va., this afternoon to be the guest over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Arthur, who will be hosts to a small house party for the week end. Dr. and Mrs. David A. Bowman will entertain at dinner this evening at the Army-Navy Country Club and Ilater will take their guests to the dance at the yard. Miss Caroline Schulz, daughter of the commandant at Fort Humphreys, Col. Edward H. Schule and Mrs. Schulz, and Miss Fanella Castanedo, daughter of Mrs. Lutz Wahl, will be joint hos- tesses at the breakfast to be given in honor of Miss Florence Harris and Miss Jean Kingman Thanksgiving morning at Fort Humphrey ‘The United States Ambassador to Prance and Mrs. Walter E. Edge, who arrived in Washington yesterday, will be guests at the Mayflower until tomor- rcw. The Ambassador will then leave for a_week's shooting in the South and Mrs. Edge will return to Ventnor, N. J. They expect to sail for Europe in about two weeks. ‘The naval attache of the French em- bassy, Capt. Husson, was host at tea yesterday afternoon, his guests includ- ing officers of the Army and Navy as well as members of the diplomatic corps and their wives. . Mr. Emmanuel Monick, financial attache to the French embassy, arrived in Washington yesterday from New | ‘York, where he spends the greater part | of his time, and is a guest at the May- flower. | ‘The counselor of the German embas- | sy and Frau Leitner were hosts at | luncheon today, entertaining in com- Styder@ Lt | 607 13th N.W. (Bet. F & G) Announce a sale of all SUEDE FOOTWEAR Now $ 85 N 73"& $ 485 SALE! THE EVENI pliment to Dr. Curtius, former minister of foreign affairs of Germany. Capt. Count Gustaf - Fredrik von Rosen, military attache of the Swedish legation, has returned to Washington from New York City, where he has been spending several days, and is established &t Wardman Park Hotel, where he has leased an apartment for the Winter. Senora Marie de Sacasa entertained at luncheon at the Shorebam yesterday, when guests were Senora de Recinos, wife of the Minister of Guatemala; Senora Dona de Zaldumbide, wife of the Mi of Ecuador; Senora Dona de Campos Ortiz, wife of the charge d’'affaires of the embassy of Mexico; Benora Dona de Chevaller, wife of the secretary of the legation of Panama; Senora Dona de Alfaro, wife of the former Minister of Panama, and Mrs. Lolita Dawson and Mrs. Joseph Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover have as their guest in their home, Dot on Moassachusetts avenue, their daughter, Mme. Van Swinderin, \.io €i wie Netherlands Minister to London, who arrived in Washington last evening from New York, where she Janded yesterday from England. Mme. Van Swinderin will remain with her parents until after Christmas, when she will return to London to join the Min- ister. Mme. Van Swinderin’s daughter, Mrs. Hoyar Miller, who as Mile. Elizabeth van Swinderin visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glover, in Washington, also in London, where Mr. Miller is in the British Foreign Office. Mrs. John R. Williams will come to ‘Washington this afternoon from New York, where she arrived yesterday aboard the Europa, with her daughter, HAY-ADAMS HOUSE fsey 16th Street at H oot = A residential hotel across the park from Unescelled the White House in Cuisine Luncheon fion which retains tra- ditional dignity and quiet charm...A de- lightful place to live ~—for a day, a week or the year 'round. De Luxe Dinner $1.50 Ney’s Exclusive “Jane Vogue” In Two Special Sale Groups— $ 595 2 for Rough be—but Vogues.” , metal buttons, striped ac- sleeves, 7% 311 2 for $15 Silks. ..they're smart as can above all, theyre “Jane High necklines, puffed cents—everything that's new is here! S IZES FOR MISSES, WOMEN AND EXTRA LARGE “If Its New We Have It” Milton R Ney 8t &Pa.Ave. Three Actual models are Illustrated 36 Knex & Ral $8.50; now . KNOX and Raleigh HATS Reduced 33 Raleigh Hats; were $6.50; h Hats; 10 Knox Hats; were $10.f ROW toceensssccannnns SHINGTON, her daughter former’s_son-in-law and daughter, the United States Minister to Ireland and | Mrs. Frederick Sterling. Mrs. Hoggeit Clopton and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Webb, wife of Lieut. Comdr. Leland Dodson Webb, U. S. N., have returned to their apartment in the Shoreham after spending the Summer in . Mrs. Clopton and Mrs. Webb arrived in New York last week aboard the Majestic and after coming to Wash- ington and opening their apartment, went to Philadelphia to attend the luncheon Wednesday of the Magna Charter Dames, given at the Greenhill Farm, returning to Washington yes- terday. Comdr. Webb is on duty aboard the U. 8. 8. Lexington, flagship of the aircraft squadron of the Atlantic fleet, which is on the Pacific Coast for maneuvers. Mrs. Douglas Robinson entertained at a tea and reception yesterday afternoon in her New York home for her grand- daughter, Miss Alida Robinson, debu- tante daughter of the former Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Theo- | dore Douglas Robinson. The guests in- cluded some of the clder friends of the family and & group of debutantes. Miss Robinson will be presented to another group of the older friends of the family at & reception and tea Tuesday at the “Occasi” a beautiful model. priced at ....... rF st NEW and very smart grey tie that has been in great demand. Deservedly so, because it is Fashioned of real lizard; 310.50 “Richmode” silk hose, 15c & $1 pair “Kantrun” silk hosiery, $1.35 pair ICH'S AT TENTH D. C., FRIDAY, NG .+-bER 18, 1932. Yesterday the debutante received with her mother and grandmother. She wore an empire gown of pastel pink crepe. Miss Eleanor Calveit and Miss Mar- garet Peyton Calvert will entertain at a tea this afternoon at the Chevy Chase Club in honor of Miss Frances Simonds. debutante daughter of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George 8. Simonds, and Miss Helen Manley, debutante daughter of Col. and Mrs. Frederick W. Manley. The tea was originally planned for Sunday afternoon at the home of the Misses Calvert. Mrs. Albert Earle Conradis is enter- taining et a bridge tea at her home, 4550 Connecticut avenue, this afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Barkalow of Denver, Colo., the house guest of Miss | Sidney Thompson. Among_those to be present are Miss Sidney Thompson, Miss Marion Dun- lop, Miss Frances Brooks, Miss Anne Park, Miss Lucille Elliott and Miss Elizabeth Pierce. Miss Betty Leonard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Leonard, accompanied by Miss Antoinette Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Edwards, motored yesterday to New York City, certainly A Special Purchase and Sale of $4975 AND -$59.75 FUR-TRIMMED TWEED "COATS $39.75 our regular sources of fine R eoats . . . handsome tweeds in brown: green, blues and black-and-whites Beaver in Raccoon, trimmed and Persian Lamb. Sizes 14 to 20, 40 and 42. OUGH and browns, were soft wines 2 & 3 piece dresses in woolens . . . $16.75 and $19.75 PAULINA FROCKS $]3.95 feather cloths Blacks, greens . . . crepes, woolens. and sizes 14 to 20. Charge Accounts Invited RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street son of Mrs. Fryer and the late Mr. Wil- lam T. Pryer. | Smith, | Lillian Emery, all of Washington. ni t the Acad fa mum;c"; ng at the lemy, ‘Washington Sunday. Miss Betty Shibiey has selected Wednesday evening, December 21, for her marriage to Mr. William T. Fryer, The wedding will take lace in the Washington Heights Pres- terian Church at 8o’clock, and Miss Shibley will be attended by Miss Cath- erine Harrison, daughter of Senator Pat Harrison, as maid of honor, and Mrs. Landon Head of Madison Bar- racks, N. Y., formerly Miss Elizabeth Henning of Washington, as matron of honor. _Her bridesmaids will include Miss Stephania Noble. Miss Diane Miss Betty Grifin and Miss Mr. Fryer will have as his best man 7I;nported and Domestic CHEESE That Delight the Epicure 13-0z. jar Stilton with Port Wine..$1.75 10-o0z. jar Stilton, plain..... -$1.15 Edam, Holland, 40% butterfat....$1.50 Rogquefort, French, pound 90c La Trappe (Port du Salut), pound. 65¢ | Bel Pacse, Italy, pound.. 80c | Sweltzer, genuine, pound.. .65¢ Gruyer, solid, box.. 35¢ Gruyer, 6-portion, box 40c Gruyer, 12-portion, box. 45¢ Camembert, French, solid. 55¢ Camembert, 6-portion... 60c Baby Gouda, Holland.... 45¢ Pine Apple Cheese, 10-0z.. . 65¢ Pine Apple Cheese, 18-0z... .$1.00 Pine Apple Cheese, 27-0z -$1.25 Cheddar Cheese, snappy, lb. «.40c Birds Frosted Foods Distributor Magruder Inc. Best Groceries M and 18th Sts. NW. Phone District 8250 to 8256— 7 Trunk Lines Estadlished 1875 G-STREET BETWEEN 1I™ & 2™ Make it a habit . . . . . Saturday Shopping on the Street Floor Kayser Hose A mew low price for Kaj Hose. . . features these all-silk - fon and Service-weight Hose. Full fashioned with plaited sole. Seven new Fall and Winter shades. 75c Black and Brown Bags —of Russian Calf...and piain SOCLIE1Y. Lieut. James Stanley Monaha the ushers will be Mr. Charles Angle Carter, Mr. Preston Phi Taylor of Norfolk, Va.; Mr. John Davis Alex- ander of Baltimore, and Mr. Winfleld Scott MacGill Capt. and Mrs. Walter Vernou will be joined at their apartment, at 2101 Con- | necticut avenue, this afternoon by the | latter's sister, Mrs. Bullard, widow of who will be with them for some time. dower for the season. (Continued on Third Page.) Gold Kid Silver Kid Black Sa¥in White Sahis (Tintable) As Ilustrated The “EVE” Sandal for that Thanksgiving DANCE The Pair Baby Boulevard Heel and High Heel Resplendent and divine in its comfortable lacy T-strap design. 4 Find at This Price. Sizes 215 to 8 Widths AAA to C Mail Orders Promptly Fiu’-d 1306 ¥ St, N.W. Next to Palace Theater = [ ] GSTREET BETWEEN 1™ & B™ ...Approaching Holiday Events make this a Great Time to Thanksgiving Feast of Striking Calf. Marcasite bow on flap. Leather lined...with roomy com- partments and loose change purse. Pure Dye Silk Underwear Full bias-cut gown with im- ported lace trim...in the wanted tearose and flesh color tones. Full 5¢ in. long. An exquisite gown that should be priced far higher. 10067 All-Wool Flannel Robes 100% all-wool (stamped) in an attractive mannish style. 3 roomy pockets. . .monogram trim. Plain with contrasting trim or stripes. Holiday Fashions! Exciting Fashions make a Thrilling Thanksgiving (A)—Beavtiful Silver Muskrat (D)—Street Gown with Russian Fitch trim at col- trast lar and cuffs. A warm, service- able fur that makes you feel properly attired for both sports (B)—Here's & smart new ex- ample of the favored Botany’s Crepe in & dressy Brown Coat with genuine Beaver Collar and | (C)—Glorious Blue Fox Collar | and elbow treatment enhances | this attractive black crepe coat | ...fashion’s answer to the stylish dream ning gown...we have it in...red, white and black. It's of rough crepe. ..with velvet run- ning over one shoulder into s ;);M in the back... (F)—A _tricky ennh\g jacket the bolero type wit] 3 sleeve treatment and Johnny Collar. 1It's of white Lapin... they're really the rage this sea- $3.95 Street Fioor—BROOKS conservatives oeee..$59.50 vessenenens _, Piner Fashions—3ird Floor—BROOKS 1 and | the late Rear Admiral W. H. G. Bullard, ‘ashington her home in Rochester, N. Y., and has reopened her spartment at the May- Mrs. Herbert J. Slocum has &g Rgr