Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1932, Page 18

SOCIETY. :Secretary of State and Mrs. Stimson Have Arranged for Two Diplomatic Dinner Parties in December. HE Secretary of State and Mrs. Stimson have issued invitations for dinner Thursday evening, December 1, and will be hosts at dinner again Friday evening, December 9. The Ambassador of Japan and Mme. Debuchi, who left Japan on Armistice day, have arrived in Geneva, Where they will be until next week. They will go to London for a visit, sailing early in December for this country and arriving in Washington the middle of the month. Becretary and Mrs. Adams Hosts to Navy Guests. e The Secretary of the Navy an . ‘Adams were hosts at dinner last evening, their guests being the Assistant Secre- tary of the Navy and Mrs. Ernest Lee Jahncke, the chief of Naval Operations and Mrs. William V. Pratt, Vice Admiral and Mrs. George R. Marvell, Rear Ad- jmiral and Mrs. William A. MofTett, Rear iral and Mrs. Walter R. Gherardi, e superintendent of the Naval Acad- emy and Mrs. Thomas C. Hart, Admiral | and Mrs. Schofield, the major general commandant of the Marine Corps and Mrs. Ben H. Fuller, Rear Admiral and Mrs, Thomas T. Craven and Capt. and Mrs. A. W. Johnson. The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Charles Francis Adams will be in the recelving line at ‘the me&uan the | ‘Acsistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Ernest Lee Jahncke will give this ‘afternoon at the Mayflower from 5 to 7 o'clock for the officers of the Navy and Marine Corps stationed in Washington and the feminine members of their families. Also recel! with the hosts Wwill be the chief of Naval Operations and Mrs. William V. Pratt and Miss A e Jahnoke wil be Mn <sisti TS, e Acsisting e Senorita Gloria Sacasa, will sail De- cember 8 for Nicaragua. Countess de Chambrun, sister of the late Speaker Nicholas Longworth, was the gu 5t of honor and speaker today at the weekly luncheon of the Women's National Press Club at the Willard. Ethel Barrymore, who is appearing at the National this was also a ‘week, guest of the club, dropping in after| atten the luncheon of the Com- munity Chest workers. Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Germany and Frau Curtius, who were in Washington last week for a few days, were entertained at lumbw;Juwdsy by the German consul gen in New York and Frau Schwartz. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who have been at the Ritz-Carlton, in New York, since election day,. which_they | 8nd spent in Newport, have come to Wash- ington for a short stay before salling for France to spend the Winter. Miss Alida Robinson, debutante daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson, is the guest in whose honor her grandmother, Mrs. Douglas Robin- son, will entertain at tea this afternoon parents and grandmothe inson was given a tea earlier in the g:uun for her sister buds and their aus. Viscountess d’'Alte, wife of the Min- ister of Portugal, was among those at the opening performance of the season at the Metropolitan Opera Company last evening in New York. The Minister and Viscountess d’Alte are remaining in New York through this month and are expected to return to Washington early in December, having spent the Summer in their home at Bar Harbor. The military attache of the Italian embassy, Col. Pennaroli, was a guest in " | the box of Mrs. George Mesta, others .| sitting with her being Mr. a'd Mrs. Stephen H. P. Pell, Mrs. Lawrence Townsend and Mr. Charles Keller . | Beekman. Former Attorney General and Mrs. A. " | Mitchell Palmer were in the box with ;| Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Garvan, who includ! Miss Elfnbe% Brainard, Mis Edith Bull, Miss Olga Craven, Miss Catherine Du Tsabel byt B‘Pcvuy L::::d. Miss Miss T, Mary I uise Reisanider, Mics Katherine | Stark and Miss Priscilla Watson. The Secretary of Labor and Mrs. wiliam N. Doak, bave returned to their home near Fairfax, Va., after a ghort stay in Cincinnati. They have their to Floride, and will m“'xgnmnnm at_their hom;:? Cri hat with them for the day thel nep’?e'vmdm,)k.mdwl\kh Cricher and their little daughter, Mary Jane Cricher. were among those in Washington dur- ing the war; Miss Flora Garvan and Miss Ethel Woodward, Former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip were among those in the box with Mr. &nd Mrs. John J. Watson; Mr. and Mrs. Burton Holmes were with Mz, Julian F. Detmar, Mrs. Orme Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Pavenstedt and Mr. M. Orme Wilson sat together; the Duchess de Richelieu was in the box with Mr. and Mrs. J. Sargeant Cram, Mrs, Min- turn Pinchot and Mr. and Mrs. Henry am, and among others at the T LTIy RE-UPHOLSTERING 3-Pc. Suites THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, performance were Mr. and Mrs. Kermit and Mrs. Bernard niece, debutante daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Woolfolk Burke of Washington. The dinner will precede a small home dance which Mrs. Thomas Pinckney Bryan. Miss will leave Priday morning for Richmond, and will be accompanied by Miss Ger- luncheon to be given Saturday by Mrs. Walter A, Williams, jr., at her home on ‘West avenue, Richmond. Mr, and Mrs, 8. Kent Legare will re- urn to their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel in a few days after a short absence from the city. Mr. Stowell Pratt and Mr. Roderick Furth of South Orange, N. J., arrived today to spend Thanksgiving with the former's grandmother, Mrs. Carpenter, wldg of Rear Admiral John 8. Car- penter, Miss Frances Brooks, daughter of Mr, Harold Brooks and & debu- A entlmlnuihlt l\lnz; oreham today, her gus debutantes of this year: Miss C Du Bois, Miss Anne Dain- gerfleld, Miss Helene Fortescue, Miss Florence Harris, Miss Virginia Hall, Miss Mal Sykes, Miss Julia Matheson, Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss Ethel Mae Taylor, Miss Jane Tewksbury, Miss Hmellan Tewksbury and Miss Kathleen ley. Senorita Maria Sacasa, daughter of the newly elected President of Nica- ragua and Senora de Sacasa, was the guest in whose honor Mrs. Franklin King entertained & few of the honor guest's close friends. The party was given at the Grafton and the table was effectively decorated in blue and white, carrying out of the Nicaraguan colors. The place cards were tiny fans painted in blue and white. The small company included Miss Ruth Tuckerman, Miss Marion Shouse, Miss Dorothy Kurte, Miss Olga Craven, Miss Margaret Nixon, Miss Elizabeth Knowlton Walker, Miss Emiscah Davis and Miss Agnes Jones. Mr. Charlton M. Clark left this morn- ing for his old home, in Kosciusko, Miss,, where he will spend Thanksgiv- ing and the week end. Wedding at West Point Interests Soclety of Capital. The of Miss Katherine Haw- ley Pmmt:rnm:hter of Col. Chauncey L. Fenton, United States Military Academy, and Mrs. Fenton, to Lieut. Alphonse A. Greene, 6th Fleld Artil- le& U. 8. A, class of 1931, at West Point, take place tomorrow in West Miss Fenton has many friends in Washington, made while in school during her father’s station here. Lieut. Miss Burke will be entertained at a | Sie mhmdufiy»mwu where with his bride he mm'm have as his best man at his we to- morrow, Lieut. Willlam W. Dick, U. 8. A, also with the 6th Field Artillery, who was his classmate at West Point. Mrs. Samuel T. Herrick will enter- tain at the dinner dance at the Shore- ham tomorrow evening for Miss Laura xfizflna Pleld, one of the debutants of the 3 ce Roach, regional sec- |y, retary of the National Le: i Wi o a A ague of 'om- en Voters, arrived here today after spending seven months at_work in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Is- land, Maine, New Hampshire and Ver- mont. mB):M Mrs. Willlam M. Conrad of York tomorrow to giving holidays with in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Ong, at thelr home, 1165 Fifth avenue. While in New York Mr. and Mrs. Conrad will also attend the birthday celebration of Mrs. Conrad’s S?nddl\ll ter, Miss Virginia Bacon Sy e o e le] . Miss Penfleld is a student at the Spence School for Girls in the mmvpolzn Mrs. Warren Mitchell entertained at Mitchel Enjoy Your THANKSGIVING DINNER At Hotel Continental Full 6-Course MARYLAND DINNER With all the Trimmings 12 to 8:30 P.M. For Reservations Phone Nat. 1672 Unlimited Parking Jurius GarrinekeL & Co. F STREET AT FOURTEENTH Announcements have been received of the mlflm of NOv.a vk 22, 1932 Miss Elsie Constance Herfurth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "HOLIDAY DON'T YOU WANT BEAUTIFUL SALE CLOTHES AT COST? We must make room for our Palm Beach stock Come early and get the best Junior Shop included Shop Open From 9 AM. to 9 PM. Beginning November 21st /NnC. 1919 Q St in time for Thanksgiving festivities a sale of new hats at a very special price 285 everyone will want one for bridge, dinner, theater, the football game new materials Wents, 2841 McGIIl terrace northwest. on Wednesday 1932, at 9 o'clock. residence of Mrs. James G. evening, December 7, tor of the Agora in Theodore Leslie Shear of Hahn’s “Campaign” for New Customers— Something else to be thankful for! Tomorrow ends this Sale “Arch- Perservers” 600 prs. reduced from $8.50 & $10.50 (F St. Shop) And until -Saturday only— “Carltons” 850 prs. reduced from $8.75, $10.50 Ultra-smart, highest grade “Carlton” afternoon and street shoes included. (F St. Shop.) RestaurantPierre Conn. Ave. at Que St. Luncheon, 75c and $1.00 Dinner, $1.00 and $1.25 Steak Dinner, $1.50 Phone POtomac 0338 The Minister of Egypt, Sesostris darouss Pasha, has issued invitations for dinner Friday evening in the lega~ tion in compliment to Senora de Sacasa, wife of the President-elect of Nicaragus, Minister in Wash. new styles new colors you'll be glad you came here for a hat Also, ’til Saturday only— Fashionable Lizards and SUEDES Both these great events attracting appreciative throngs . . . to all our stores—but you've no time to lose! If You Are Keen About the Best Shoes Made JQSCPH G Ery e }:Iand if you are keen about ; | "AD R IS represenative Jobn o W, Summers and et = wing them properly fitted e Bia :1 Come Here at Once and || e See the Many New Styles We Have Just Received Extraordinary lines at moderate prices LaFrance Upholstering Co. | 2509 14th s N.W. Col, 10173 e “Dynamic” For Women and Ma Floor 5 ‘ : S tyte Shoes 1,500 prs. reduced from $6 for this Mid-Season Sale! @ WOMEN'S 8HOP OF THE RALEIGH HABERDASHER @ Tilman Bacon Parks, at dinner last evening in their home, 1325 Ingra- ham street, when their guests were Rep- resentative and Mrs. Heartaill m Mr.Harvey;:n.owr.h,:‘dremr s AN INVITATION N e truction “Fibance Gorgora: | TO RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON tion and Mrs. Gaughan; Miss Mary Alice Gaughan, Mrs. H. E. Wills, Miss Jo Parks, Mr. John Bischoff and Mr. Robert Wiley, “Shoes of Y Individuality” 19161220 F STREET DELITAN SWAYS THE MODE Presenting more of those exquisitely fashioned Delman Handmade shoes —for the Midwinter social season, tostop at this distinguished hotel when in New York. The rooms and suites are generous and perfectly appointed . . . the cuisine and service unexcelled. Single rooms from 85 Double from §7 THEO KROELL, General Manager HOTEL AMBASSADOR Park Avenue at §1st Street, New York R DT R RS SR, “Hahn Specials” Genuine Lizards and Smart Suedes Reduced from $3.95 Representative and Mrs. Frank Murphy of Steubenville, Ohio, have returned to Washington and opened their home at 1734 Poplar lane, Rock Creek Park Estates. « « « for Thanksgiving Affairs “Double Duty” Formal Ensembles $10 More Daring More Darling Evening $pecial Purchase and Sale of ‘49.75 AND $59.75 Stunning frock of mint-green crepe, with lattice back—Bunny Jacket with smart standing col- Evening White crepe, gold kid piping and gilded EUR-TRIMMED TWEED Sanals il Ry } COATS ' 33075 Afterncon Black or brown kid, L L | .fi decorated with Lye- P VERY fortunate purchase from one of o 3 F: foiyiiiy ALY regular sources of fine Ra-Lsigh Gle:imlng gold and silver kids . . . ecats . . . handsome tweeds in browns, tans, aristoeratic velvets, satins, crepes . . . @reen, blues and black-and-whites . ., trimmed brilliant, colorful Pflisleys and bro- §o- Rpesosn: Beevpr gnd Persien L. cades. Evening shoes to thrill you « . . and values to amaze you! Prices Are $12.50 1o $18.50 Imported | week only Szes 14 to 20, 40 and 42 Transformations 50% Off $24.95 values for only $9.95 $29.95 values for only $15.00 Finest quality, softly waved; cool, light weight and deoid.gly chic. $69.75 to $89.75 Furstrimmed Dress Coats Special Purchase..........559.75 WOMEN'S 8HOP OF THE RALEIGH HABERDASHER Street Brown suede seam-. Women’s Shaps Delman Salon 1207 F BEAUTY PARLOR—FOURTH FLOOR on the Mezzanine —=Shoe Shop less oxford, trimmed with calfskin, 1310 F Street Tth & K *Open Nights #3212 14th