Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1932, Page 7

SOCIETY President Hoover Entertaining Party of " Men at White House Dinner. Mrs. Hoover at Concerts. RESIDENT HOOVER will be host at dinner this evening, his guests being _engineers, and there will be no ladies in the company. Mrs. Hoover this morning attended the concert in Central High School given by the Student Orchestra of Wil- mington, Del.. Edna Turner, conductor, and the National Symphony Orchestra, Hans Kindler gave the latter half of the program as one of its series of chil- dren’s concerts. The student orchestra is composed of junior high school stu- dents of Wilmington. Mrs. Hoover was accompanied to the concert by Ms. Edgar Rickard, who is a guest at the White House. The Secretary of War and Mrs. Hur- ley were guests at luncheon yesterday of Mrs. Alfred I. du Pont of Wilming- ton, Del., who entertained at the Carl- ton, where she is spending a few days. Others in the company were Maj. Gen. and Mrs. A. J. Bowley of Wilmington, who accompanied Mrs. du Pont to ‘Washington. The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Roy D. Chapin entertained at dinner Jast evening for their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bonbright and Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Kanzler of Grosee Pointe Farms, Mich. The company in- cluded the Vice President, Mr. Charles Curtis, and his brother-in-law and sts- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Everett Gann; the Secretary of War and Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley, the Minister of Hungary and Countess~ Szechenyi, the Minister of Canada and Mrs. Herrldge. Senator and Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg and 1Mrs. James Curtis. e Secretary and Mrs. Chapin will lea=c tomorrow for their home in Detroit to semain through the holidays. Society Folk Give Dinners Before Subscription Dance. The Ambassador of Germany and Frau von Prittwitz und Gaffron will| entertain a small company at dinner this evening taking their guests Jater to the subscription dance to be given this evening in the home of Mr. Hugh D. Auchincloss at 2520 Massachusetts avenue. The committee arranging the dance includes Mrs. Warren Delano jr., will entertain Mr. and Mrs. James McHenry of Baltimore. Others from out of town will include Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Coolidge of Boston and Mr. Moorehead Patterson of New York. The Ambuudo} of Spain and Senora this evening in compliment to Mrs. R. Horacs Gallatin of New York. The Minister of Greece, M. Char- alambos Simopoulos, is expected to re- turn this evening from New York, where today he will present to the Rockefeller Foundation of New York a copy of the bust of the Hygeia, the original of which is in the National Museum in Athens, the gift from his government to the Rockefeller Foundation of New York as a mark of gratitude to the foundation for its humanitarian services in general and in particular to Greece. ‘The Minister went yesterday to New Haven to attend the memorial serviee to Mr. Charles P. Howland, where he spoke in commemoration of Mr. How- land’s distinguished service to Greece as chairman of the League of Nation's Greek Refuge Settlement Commission. The Minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro will be guests at dinner this evening of Mrs. John Allan Dougherty. The Minister of Yugoslavia, Dr. Pitamic, will be host to a large com pany at tea this afternoon in celebra- tion of the birthday anniversary of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia. The Minister of Austria and Mme. Prochnik will be hosts at dinner before the dance, and others who will enter- tain before the party are Representative and Mrs. Lewis Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Newbold, Mr. and Mrs. C. Matthews Dick and Miss Evelyn Walker. Senator Felix Hebert has returned to his apartment at Wardman Park Hotel, after a few days’ absence and will be there until he joins Mrs. Hebert for the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Hebert and their family will return with him the first of the year, to remain for the congressional session, and they will be at Wardman. Representative and Mrs. William E. Evans of Glendale, Calif., have with de Cardenas will entertain at dinner | MISS CATHERINE CECIL EVANS, Daughter of Representative and Mrs. | William E. Evans of Glendale, Calif., | spending her vacation with her parents at the Shoreham. Miss Evans is a student at the University of Southern California and flew to Washington to be present at_the dinner dance they are giving for her Monday night. —Underwood Photo. Morris Sheppard: the United States Ambassador to Chile and Mrs. Wil- liam S. Culbertson, the director general | of the Pan-American Union, Dr. Leo 8. Rowe; the chief of the Division of Far Eastern_Afiairs of the State Depart- ment, Dr. Stanley K. Hornbeck: the first secretary of the Italian embassy and Contessa Roncalli di Montorio, Col. and Mrs. Charles D. Herron, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam P. MacCracken, Mrs. Ar- thur MacArthur and Miss Evelyn Gor- | don. Col. Guggenheim will leave tomorrow for his shooting box in North Carolina to spend a week and will be accom- vakia, Mr. Veverka, and Mr. Barrett Smith of New York. They will return Saturday, December 24. Mrs. Guggen- D. Hegerman, Mr. Percy Lee Atherton, Dr. Prancesco Lardone and Mr. e. Interstate Commerce Commissjoner and Mrs. Claude Rodman Porter have with them at their home, 2101 Con- necticut avenue, Mr. Porter’s mother, Mrs. George D. and their daugh- ter, Mrs. George Richard Hise, both of Des Moines, Iowa. Gen. and Mrs. Andre W. Brewster, who were in New York at the Weylin for several weeks, returned to Wash- ington Thursday. Mrs. Gilham Morrow introduced her daughter, Miss Martha Morrow to the younger set at a dinner dance at the Shoreham last evening, when covers were laid for 80. The debutante wore 2 gown of white crepe with silver trim- mings and carried orchids and lillies of the valley. Mrs. MOITOW's §OWn Was a dull red crepe with a corsage of gardenias. The table wgs beautifully decorated, carrying out the Christmas spirit with redmpom.unea. red berries and red candles. Cadet-Midshipmen Ball Has Important Patrons. The names of additional patrons and patronesses for the fifth annual Mid- shipmen and Cadet ball, to be held at the Mayflower Monday, December 26, are: Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Roderick L. Carmichael, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles E. Kilbourne, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Charles P. George of the Army; Admiral and Mrs. Hilary P. Jones, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joel T. Boone, Capt. and Mrs. Allen B. Deed of the Navy; Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John T. Myers and Brig. Gen. |and Mrs. Rufus H. Lane of the Marine Corps. Mrs. Jouett Shouse will leave today for Boston, where she will remain until after the first of the year. Mr. Shouse will join her for Christmas. Mrs. C. C. Calhoun has postponed the tea dance she had planned in honor of Miss Florence ~Harris, debutante daughter of Mrs. Rlssell Bennett, De- cember 26 until December 30, at the Castle Club of Rossdhu. The guest of honor at the Congres- | sional Club, 2001 New Hampshire ave- nue, yesterday afternoon was Mme. Camilo Osias, wife of the resident com- missioner_from the Philippine Islands. Mme. Oslas gave an interesting pro- gram of Philippine songs in native cos- tume. She was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Eva Whitford Lovette. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carr of 5053 Massachusetts avenue northwest have with them for the Christmas holidays their daughter, Miss Grace L. Carr, & junior at Meredith College, Raleigh, panied by the Minister of Czechoslo- !N ¢ Miss Katherine Berrall and Miss Polly Blunt were joint hostesses at the sup- C., SATURDAY, Philade] Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Grefe have returned from Long Island, where they visited Mr. Grefe's brother for & few days and with whom Mrs. Charles ing. Mrs. Grefe-Snel arrived from Europe last Monday. She will visii in the Capital some time in February. Mr. H. Mynter Prazier and Mr. Stan- ley Roland arrive Thursday from Har- vard to spend the holidays with Col. and Mrs. L. V. Prazier at Fort Humphreys. i Riding and Hunt Club On Weekly Run Today. « The weekly hunt of the Riding and Hunt Club started at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from Bell's Mill, on the Seven Locks road, one mile northwest of the National Woman’s Country Club, for its weekly run. Those taking part are Maj. William M. Grimes, Claude W. Owen, Mrs. Rob- ert M. Guggenheim, Mrs. A. B. Court, Mrs. Willlam H. Hill, Chester A. Gwinn, . Henry Leonard, Mrs. Burdette Wright, Mr. F. McConihe, Mr. Melvin C. Hazen, Mr. J. J. Cotter and Miss Margaret Cotter, Miss Betty Couzens, Mr. Percy Neipoid, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carrico, Mrs, Preece and Miss Maude Preece, Mrs. C. D. Herron, Miss Eliza- beth Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Mar- shall Exnicious. The American Association of Univer- per dance with the sons and daughters December 26 at 7:30 o'clock. Miss Mar- guerite Atchison will be hostess. | |, Miss Edna Sheey was the guest of | hohor at the dinner bridge of the Junior Group of the American Association of University Women, with Miss Dorothy Fields as dinner hostess. Members and their guests present were Miss Margaret Atchison, Miss Hazel Bayne, Miss Janeiro Brooks, Miss Marian Chapman, Miss Mary Louise Chace, Miss Virginia Cook, Miss Cynthia Crocker, Miss Christine Fasset, Miss Elsa Fowle, Miss Janet Frost, Miss Mar- garet Furry, Miss Maxine Girts, Miss Eleanor Golden, Miss Margery Gray, Miss Elsie E. Green, Miss Mildred Green, Mrs. E. C. Hargrave, Miss Alicia Lehman, Miss Pauline Long, Miss Mar- garet Maize, Miss Dorothy Nickerson, Miss Ruth Peterson, Mrs. Dudley Struve, | Miss Bernice Wall, Miss Bess Viemont. Miss Violet Winter and Miss Ruby | warner. | About 30 members and guests Te- mained to play bridge after the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Fischer of San Diego, Calif., are spending a few days in the Capital and are at the Dodge while here. Miss Helen Sewell Johnson of the | DEC Grefe-Snel, Mr. Grefe’s mother is stay- | sions sity Women will give its Christmas sup- | of the members as guests of honor on | BEMBER 17 Christian Endeavor ‘The Senior Christian Endeavor meet- ing of the Keller Memorial Lutheran Church will be in charge of the Mis- ary Committee tomorrow evening. A short sketch will be presented by the members of the committee, which. will lead up to a speech by Miss Pauline Muehlhaus on the present conditions in Puerto Rico. ‘The Senior Union will hold a Christ- mas party December 26. A Christmas pageant and play entitled “The Dust of the Road” will be presented by the Christian Endeavor Players. Several games have been planned and refresh- ments will be served. The place of the party will be announced next week. Calvary Baptist has been celebrating its forty-third anniversary of the found- ing of Christian Endeavor in that church. This was climaxed by a ban- quet last night, at which the officers for all five of the youn, le’s societie were installed. ik T The Intermediate Society of Keller Memorial Lutheran Church is planning to entertain the folks at the Lutheran Home for the Aged Monday evening. The Intermediate Society of Colum- bia Heights Christian Church are hav- ing a Christmas party at their church | December 23. e C. E. Players will| help with the entertainment. Refresh: ments will be served. Endeavorers from all socfeties are invited to attend. o+ | The missionary chairmen of all the | Intermediate societies are asked to be| present at a meeting tomorrow at the | New Vork Avenue Presbyterian Church | | at 4:30 pm. On Christmas morning the Inter- mediate Union will have representatives | to sing carols at Gallinger Hospital. They will meet at the hospital at 6 o'clock. ‘Tomorrow evening the Junior Chris- | tian Endeavor Society of Columbia | Heights Christian Church will present | |a program for the two Christian En- | deavor Societies. The meeting will be | | at 6:30. An offering will be taken, the | | proceeds of which will be used in en-| | tertaining the children of the Central | | Union Mission. | 'ALL TO HAVE PART | IN YULETIDE PLANS| Every Organization at Mount Pleasant Congregational Church | to Join in Observanee. | | | | Every organization in the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church, from the kindergarten to the adult forum, SERMON IS THIRD BY DR. JOHNSON “The Witness to the Light” Na- tional Baptist Memorial Church Topie. The topic of Dr. Gove G. Johnson | for the morning service tomorrow at the | National Baptist Memorial Church is “The Witness to the Light,” being the third of his pre-Christmas series of ser- | mons. In the evening he will continue | his “Messages of Books of the Bible for Men of Today” with “Ezra-Nenemiah— the Book of Reconstruction” as his spe- cial theme, At 9:30 am. the Bible school will have the annual white gift service. Gifts of food are to be brought for the needy. At 6 pr. the young ople will hold their annual candle | ight supper. | The missionary circles will meet | Tuesday. The Columbia Fegeration of | B. Y. P. U. will meet at 8 pm. in the | church. The young people will present a Christmas pageant, “Dawn in David's | City,” by Sumerau, | ‘The subject of the annual Christmas | prayer meeting Thursday will be “What | Christmas Means to Me.” | ‘The annual Christmas entertainment " will again | | will be held Friday evening. The pag- eant, “Dawn in David's City," be given. SERIES CONTINUED AT GRACE LUTHERAN | | “Finding Joy in Christmas” wm} Be Subject of Rev. G. E. Lenski. “Finding Joy in Christmas” will be the fourth in a series of Advent ser- mons, preparatory for the coming of Christmtas, delivered by Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski in Grace Lutheran Church tomorrow at 11 am. At 7:30 pm. a special pre-Christmas service will be conducted by the Young People’s Society. “What (Christmas/| | Means to Me This Year” will bé the subject discussed in short addresses by Frances Werner, Betty Keiser, Wiiliam Baker and Robert Althause. | ‘The following Christmas services | have been arranged: December 23, 7:30 pm. Sunday school Christmas pro-| gram; December 25, 6:30 a.m., early| morning Christmas worship; Dtcemberl 25, 10:30 a.m., Sunday school; Decem- | ber 25, 11 Christmas * worship, | | Sunday school and congregation. H Beaths RKINS, JAMES H. On Prid: ber 16,1 his residence, ave. West Hyattsville, Md, JAI s beloved husband of Lola A. Perkins and father of Earl H. and Cora E. Perkins and Mrs. Florence Gregory. Fuheral from the above residence on Monday. Decem- r 19 at 130 pm. Interment Ariing- 18 Dei 30 p. ton Natlonal Cemetery, SIMONDS, JENNIE R. On Friday, Decems ber 16," 1932, JENNIE R.. beloved wife of Frank ' D. Simonds, ~ Funeral from_the Deal funeral home,'®16 H st. ne. Mon- day, December 19. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Congrese sional Cemetery. s SMITH. THOMAS F. Suddenly. on Priday. Decembe: 16, 1422, at Pittsburgh. Pa.. (OMAS F., beloved husband of Mildred Smith_(nee ‘Bowie) and son_of and Mrs. Patrick H. Smith of n.w. Remains resting at the parents. Notice of funeral late; this lite @ her ay, Deceme 14 Chillum st. me of his f Anc Tolson survived by one daughter, Gassaway; four sons. Frank and Edwa Saunders.” Albert a o Tol: two sisters. Mrs. Lucy Moten and Maggle Minor of New York City grandchildren_and two reat-grandc dren. alsp_a host of other relatives and 1% Rev. Casket will not be opened et church by request. Rest, sweet rest 17 TOLSON. ELIZABETH. P. M. N. G. Cham- b > P ennounces er, No. %, G, U. O. of O he’ death ‘of Trie Daughter ELIZABETH TOLSON. Funeral Sunday, December 1%, at 1 pm. from Zion Baptist Church. Members requested ‘to attend SARAH BARBOUR_C. G. R MAMIE A. JACKSON, C. G. 8. WARFIELD, . on_Priday, December her residence; n i is one dau four Funer . Roc . Johnson officiating. WARFIELD, ELLA. Officers of Flower of Purity Coun rew aghter, n Jer: Md.. an at 7330 pm mouiit Heights. December 1%, at salem M. E N Bl CE BIV] MARIE W. JOHNSON. Ass: WARFIELD. o ELLA. of Golden Rod Te 0 E of WARREN. CLARENCE. n esday mo on Wednesd CLARENCE WARRI his late residence, 2031 L st. n.w neral services Sunday. December 18. 2 oclock. at the above residence. R v Interment heim will spend th: week in New York | and on her return Christmas eve will | be accompanied by Col. Guggenhelm‘s‘w mother -nd nieces, Mrs. Daniel Gug- genhei . and Miss Nancy Guggenheim | and Miss Joan Guggenheim, daughters | per dance at the Shoreham last evening in honor of Miss Julla Yates, whose | marriage to Mr. Harry Blunt will take | place on December 26. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Montford, | Miss Josephine Duck>tt, Miss Alice Car- | them for the holidays their daughter. Miss Catherine Cecil Evans, who flew East from the University of Southern California, where she is a student, and { has joined her parents in their apart- | | ment in the Shoreham. will have an active part in the parish's | = observance of Christmas, beginning{ A stone coffin containing the skele- Thursday evening and continuing ton of a man believed to have been | through Christmas day. | buried in the fifth century, when a' Toys have been contributed for dis-| camp was set up in the locality by Robbins, Mrs. S. Pinkney Tuck, Mrs. John Phillip Hill, Lady Lewis, Mrs. Emmons Smith and Mrs. Rose Douglas Merriam. The members of the com- mittee, with the exception of Lady Portner Apartments will entertain at tea today a party of 70 artists and friends at the Art League of Wash- ington, 2111 Bancroft place northwest in_connection with the opening of her Lewis, will receive the guests. “The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Chapin will take their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bonbright and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kanzler of De- troit, to the dance and among others taking guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Chapin, who will have with them Mr. and Mrs. John Williams of Baltimore, the latter a sister of Mrs. Walter E. Edge: Mr. Roger M. Makins, third secretary of the British embassy, will have with him Lady Rachel Howard, and Maj. and Mrs. McCreery; Mrs. William D. Thomas, who will en- tertain at dinner before the dance, will have with her Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt and Countess Woronzoff of New York, who will remain with her over Sun- cay; Mr. and Charles Parker Stone Wi have with them Mr. and Mrs. Duer McLanehan of New Haven, Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker, Mrs. McCarty’s 60c Lb. Homemade CANDIES NOW 5(: Lb. Choose irom 45 delicious varieties. Butter Creams, Bonbons, Nut Clusters, Almonds, Cherries and other delicious centers. Made iresh daily here in Washington. Mrs. McCarty's National Theater Candy Shop 1317 E St. NW. right Sportswear $10.75 to $29.50 Beach-wear $2.95 to $10.75 Swim Suits $5 to $13.75 Pastel Straws and Felts $5 to $12.75 Misses’ Frocks $10.75 to $29.50 Women's Frocks $16.50 to $39.50 Representative and Mrs. Evans will give a dinner dance for their daughter Menday evening. | | Representative Anning S. Prall was | among those who entertained informal- 1y at luncheon yesterday at the Carlton. Representative and Mrs. T. J. B. Rob- | inson entertained a small party at din- ner in the crystal rocm of the Willard last evening. Among the guets wers | Mr. Gardiner Cowles, Mr. C. V. Cass, Dr. and Mrs. George Skinner and their daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Clinton. Miss Catherine Harrison, daughter of Senator and Mrs. Pat Harrison, enter- tained at a dinner dance last evening at Wardman Park Hotel in honor of | Miss Betty Shipley and Mr. William T.| Fryer, whcse marriage wil take place | December 21. The guests were Miss | Stephanie Noble, Miss Betty Griffin, Miss Diana Smith, Miss Lijlian Emery. Mr. Thomas Groom, Mr. Lawrence Leeby, Mr. Winfield Schott McGill, Mr. Charles Carter, Lieut. James Monahan, Mr. John Bergere and Mr. Y. D. Lotet. Mrs, Fish, wife of Representative Ham- | ilton Pish, jr.. will entertain at luncheon Thursday at the Yellow Feather Cafe. Col. and Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim entertained at dinner last evening in honor of the new Ambassador of Cuba and Senora de Cintas. Others in the company were the Minister of Austria and Mme. Prochnik, the Minister of Norway and Mme. Bachke, Senator and Mrs. William H. King, Senator Arthur | Capper. Mrs. Sheppard, wife of Senator RUDY VALLEE AND HIS ORCHESTRA WARDMAN PARK HOTEL NEW YEAR'S EVE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 Dinner—Dancing—Breakfast Buy Your Tickets Early At Wardman Park Hotel | bosts at dinner Saturday evening, Jan- | of the United States Ambassador to Cuba and Mrs. Herry F. Guggenheim, | who will remain through the Christmas holidays with them. 3 Col. and Mrs. Guggenheim will be | uary 7. in_honor of the Chief Justice | and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes. | Mrs. Robinson Downey has come | from her Pennsylvania home and is in | her apartment in the Willard until early in January, when she will go to Florida for the remainder of the season. Mrs. Rust Smith. who makes her home at the Shoreham, entertained at a small luncheon yesterday, in_ honor of Mrs. Howard Avery of Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Foulois, wife of Mej. Gen. B. D. Foulois, entertained at luncheon yes- terday at the Cerlton, the company numbering 10. . Harry K. Da; g:gxr; at Tuncheon with her yesterday at Wardman Park Hotel. where she and Mr. Daugherty make their home. Marchesa Diana and members of the embassy staff attended the first formal meeting of the scason of the Italy- America Society sof Washington held jast evening at the Mayflower. Mr. Walter Davidge presided for the first time as president since he was chosen to succeed the late Dr. David Jayne Hill Dr. Franco Bruno Averardi, brilliant young Italian lecturer who is giving a Course of lectures this Winter at Welles- ley. gave a most interesting talk on “Famous Women of the Italian Renais- sanc The company last night also included the Minister of Egypt. Sesotris Sidarouss Pasha; Representative and Mrs. Sol Bloom and Miss Vera Bloom. Repre- sentative and Mrs. Percy Stewart, Brig, | Gen, and Mrs. Dion Williams, Brig. | Gen. Willlam E. Horton, Mr. and Mrs. | Prederic A. Tilton, Baron and Baroness von Below, Mrs. John F. Shafer. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Bowen, Mrs. Ralph ‘Worthington, Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, Judge and Mrs, Charles C., McChord, Mrs. Hamilton Lamar, Dr. and Mrs. Davenport White, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies, Mrs, Thomas Cheesborough, Miss Rahel Davies, Mrs. Joseph Wash- ington, Mrs.'J. Thompson Wailes, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Erwin and their house guest, Miss Reay MacRay; Col. and Mrs. John Bigelow, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Willamson, Mr. and Mrs, Strickland Gillilan, Mrs, Carl Ruth, Mr. Michele Strezzi, Capt. and Mrs. Fortunato Pe- rotto, Mrs, James G. Wentz, Miss Anne Are You Resort-Mind;td —or would cruise-clothes news be your absorb- ing interest just now? Wherever you are bound—you will want the right clothes—so, may we suggest—let Woodward & Lothrop be your guide. And do keep an eye out for these new resort fashions—gray bathing suits, for instance—matelass e cottons for the smart- est daytime clothes—and matelasse again for Southern nights. As for prices—you will like them as much as the fashions. Z -~ | | Mr. and Mrs. George De B. Keim of ugherty had a small | ton for several da: | Korea, will arrive this evening to be | The charge d'affaires of Ttaly and |the house guest of her cousin, Miss | | | ter Bowie, Mr. Harry Blunt, Mr. James Yates, Mr. Frank Yates, Mr. Frank Gibb and Mr. Jack Martin. Miss Margaret Lee Ferguson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Abner H. Ferguson, a student at Wellesley. is spending theé Christmas holidays with her parents. Mrs. Grayson M. P. Murphy of New York was hostess today at luncheon, entertaining at the Yellow Feather and having as her guests Mrs. Edward Finkenstaedt, Mrs. Lee Perin, Mrs, Car- roll Morgan and Mrs. Benjamin War- der Thoron. Mrs. J. J. Mack entertained at dinner Thursday evening at_the Mayflower, having as_her guests Prince Obonasky, Princess Scherbatoff and Baroness von Below. Edgewater Park, N. J,, are at the Carl- , as are also Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Lindback of Ventnor, N. J. Miss Lilian Crane of Soonchun, Carrie Roper Fulton. Miss Crane is studying in North Carolina this Win- ter and many parties have been plan- ned for her by the younger group of ‘Washington girls. Miss Jane Crea, daughter of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Harry B. Crea, will go to New York Tuesday and will sail Thursday on the transport Republic for China, where she will visit her broth-" er-in-law and sister, Lieut. and Mrs. Carl F. Fritzsche, who are stationed in Chira. Miss Crea will make a pro- longed visit. Col. and Mrs. Charles L. Scott will be joined today by their son, Mr. Rob- ert” Charles L. Scott, who will arrive from his studies at Yale. Mrs. John C. Premont will not be at home this afternoon. e Mr. William A. Curtin of Syracuse, N. Y., entertained at the EW dance last evening at Wardman Park Hotel for seven guests. Others who enter- tained were Mr. Philip P. Peyser, who had a party of eight, and Mr. Edward Milliken, who also had eight guests. Mr. John H. Storer and his daughter, Miss Emily L. Storer, have as their guest at Wardman Park Hotel Mr. E. L. Storer, who arrived in Washington yes: terday. 5 Mrs. Sutton McKee entertained in- formally at dinner last evening at the Carlton, where she is stopping whilg in ‘Washington. Mrs. Lucile Wilson Montgom Miami, after a fortnight's visit with her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Russell of Annapolis, is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Virginia Wright Whitesell of Wisteria Mansion. Mrs. Montgomery will return to An- napolis for the Christmas holidays be- fore going back to Miami. Mr. and 'Mrs. Howard Sandersen e spending the week end in SUITS, *18 NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $6 IN JANUARY $6 IN FEBRUARY $6 IN MARCH EISEMAN'S, 7th & F [vr——— GREATER ONE OF THE LARGEST (O UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as $65 w For a Complete Funeral Cars and All We have amased the whole professio; Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest and the Best from CHAMBERS Baron and ery of | | exhibition of paintings at the league gallery. Miss Johnson will be assisted in re- celving by Mrs. H. McCubbin, Miss Hc‘l]en Turnbull and Miss Jenny Turn- bull. Dr. Alice Stone Woolley of Pough- keepsie, N. Y, is at the Dodge for a short stay. CHURCHES TO GIVE OLD MIRACLE PLA to Appear Tomorrow in “The Nativity.” Church players from many denomi- nations will enact “The Nativity,” a French miracle play of the Middle Ages. under the auspices of the Re- ligious Drama Committee of the Wash- ington Federation of Churches, tomor- tribution to children of needy families, and Christmas stockings containing useful articles will be distributed through the Friendship House and Southeast House settlements. The adult oreanizations will give Christmas re- membrances to families and individuals and families in co-operation with the Mount Pleasant Church Relief Com- mission. 1l present the fifth con- performance _of Dickens' Christmas Carol” in Fishburn Hall | rine Lenroot, _assistant the Federal Children's Bureau, will speak to the Women's Guild Wed- | nesday morning on “Changing Con- cepts in Child Welfare,” and at the Mount Pleasant Adult Forum tomorrow morning Dr. R. D. Griggs, professor of botany at George Washington Univer- sity, will deliver an address on “Emer- | | gent Evolution.” At the morning service tomorrow the | minister. Rev. Russell J. Clinchy, will preach on “An Arena for Soul Making.” TOPICS ARE ANNOUNCED | BY REV. HERMAN M’KAY row at 4:30 o'clock in the Church of | the Holy City; Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in the Chevy Chase Presby terlan Church, Chevy Chase Circle, and Tuesday evening in the New Yeork Ave- nue Presbyterian Church. The play is offered in the form of a church service, and at each of the three churches the pastor will officiate at the opening service prior to the ren- ditipn of the drama. Rev. Paul Sperry, assisted by Rev. W. L. Darby of the Federation of Churches. will conduct the service at the Church of the Holy City in the afternoon: Rev. J. Hillman Hollister, ~assisted by W. Bradford Bayliss. director of Religious Education, will officiate at the Chevy Chase Pres- byterian Church Sunday evening, and it-is expected Dr. Joseph Sizoo will in his own church. ‘The Sunday evening presentation in Chevy Chase will be under the auspices of the Young People’s Societies of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church. Herman P. Riess heads the inter- church committee for the presentation of the drama, with Lewis Barrington. Mrs. R. L. Sanford and Hugh Stewart Smith representing the churches. The drama is directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Gatlin Pritchard of the Religious 2‘;&"‘ Committee. The public is in- vited. DR. PHILLIPS 7?0 PREACH Holy Communion and Manger Serv- ice on Epiphany Program. ‘There will be regular services to- morrow at the Church of the Epiphany with two special sermons by the rector, Dr. Z. B. Phillips. At 8 am. there will be a celebration of the holy com- munion; manger service at 9:30 am. for the members of the church school; at 11 o'clock morning prayer and ser- mon by the rector, who will have for his theme “The Garments of Strength”; the Young People’s Fellowship will meet at 6:30 and at the evening service at 8 o'clock the rector will continue the special series of sermons on “Some Modern Problems.” the special theme y evening being “The Ap- praisal of Values.” Wednesday being the feast of St. ‘Thomas, there will be a celebration of the holy communion at 11 am. On Thursday evening there will be the an- nual Christmas festival at the Epiph- any Church Home, 1221 Massachu- setts avenue, and on Priday night the Christmas_festival for the members of the church school will be held in the parish ball at 7:30 o'clock. On Christmas evé there will be a musical service from 11 to 12 o'clock. The Epiphany Church Choir will sing “The Christ Child,” by Hawley, after which there will be held the midnight celebration of the holy communion. There will be a recital of Christmas carols on the McKim memorial chimes from 10:30 to 11 p.m. Christmas eve. ————————— LOST. = PAl K. PERS. $13 _CASH. going from Walier Reed Hospital. Re- rvey. 109 17th see. = L Phone _— — ward. (a1 JULLDOG. Enslish, female: !mu. Liberal reward. A T nd i 1805 ‘male_wire-haired 1916, Mr. Olds. HANDBAG, brown, eyelet embroidered. con- entire savings of widow: filled with personal belongings and money; on N. Y. ave., G st. to d 14th sts. Phone after 6_p.m. _to National 9070. . _brown leather, lost in Yellow ARG, P Ot twetis - Uhlon. Station - and M Hotel: containing money, jewels and identification papers. Reward. 'Return fo Mrs. James Hamilon Lewis. Mayfiower ot POCKETBOOK—Small. brown. containing driver's permit, cash and other items; self- identitying; ne. or e Reward. Lin. 2105-W. WRIST WATCH_Gentleman's: _Hamilton: . se. or 1716 West Virginia ave. n.e. WRIST WA ma; in or near Tivoli Thea! ‘lf;lu?‘.“wm;c gm‘c' 14, Mvare, G, 3000 or Wat, 549& conduct the service Tuesday evening| | Pastor of Union Methodis copal Church to Speak on Christmas Story. “Hope Is Greater Than History” w be the subject of the sermon of Rer. | Herman McKay tomorrow at 11 o'clock \in the Union Methodist Episcopal Church. At 5:45 o'clock the pastor will speak on the Christmas story from | the prophecy to the great command. The Fellowship group of young peo- ple of Washington will meet with the Epworth League at 7 o'clock. The Golden Rule class will have a class | meeting and Christmas party Tuesday evening. A Christmas service will be held in | the church Thursday at 7:30 pm There will be music. carols, a reading | by Mrs. Sophronia Lasica, entitled. * | Yoke Transfigured,” and a drama, “Two | Sides of the Door.” The service will be followed by a social during which pictures will be shown. | FIRST CONGREGATIONAL SETS WHITE GIFT DAY “‘Scripture for Depression” Will Be Subject of Dr. Stockdale’s Morning Sermon. Dr. Stockdale will read J. Edgar Park’s “The Man Who Missed Christ- mas” tomorrow evening at the First Congregational Church. White Gift Sunday will be observed. The subject | of the morning sermon by Dr. Stock- | dale is “Scripture for Depression.” Special musical numbers will be sung by the First Church Choir, under the direction of Ruby Smith Stahl. at both services. ple's Society will be hosts in the service. The Church night supper and mid- week service, Thursday, at 6 o'clock, is in charge of the Sunday school and will be a Christmas celebration. BROTHERHOOD TO MEET Congregational Temple Group to Hear Prof. Thomas. The Men's Brotherhood of Lincoln Congregational Temple will meet to- morrow morning at 9:45 o'clock. Brief devotional exercises will be led by John H. Williams. An address will be given by Prof. Charles M. Thomas, teacher at the Armstrong High School. At the 11 o'clock service Dr. R. W. Brooks will speak on “Is the Christian Church Still Needed Today?” Special mustcal selections will be rendered by the vested chorus choir. The series of special Sunday evening services will continue at 8 o'clock. The guest speaker will be Dr. Carter G. Woodson, director of the study of Negro life and history. His subject will be “How Much of God Is Left in Europe?” e “THE ONE TALENT,” TOPIC Rev. Clarence Ray Ferguson Wis- consin Avenue Baptist Speaker. ‘The pastor of Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. Clarence Ray Perguson, will preach tomorrow morn- ing on “The One Talent.” At the p.m. evangelistic service the theme will be “The Three Looks.” Committee will meet at 7 p.m. Wednes- y. The church prayer service will assemble at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The Persorral Worker’s class will meet today at 7:30 p.m., prayer group at 8 p.m. and choir practice at 8:30 p.m. The Christmas program by the Bible school dj ents will be presented Friday 130 p. t Epis- | Members of the Young Peo- | Friendship hour following the evening| The Building | Britons to repel invaders, has just been | unearthed near Drem, Scotland. Qard of Thanks p ELLER. G . 1 wish to thank sympathy and beautiful floral tributes ex- tended to me at the death of my beloved huskand. Mr. GEORGE MUELLER. MRS. JOHANNA MUELLER. Braths. BARR, FRANK. On Thursday. December | 152 FRANK BARR. devoted son of kson. brother of Grace and kson ‘and Elm | Jacl o 1432 U et Cemetery. BRUCE. HARRY On Friday De- ber 1 am. HARRY cember " 16. 1 MILTON BRI ed 5 years. beloved son of the late Thomas Bruce and son of Mrs. Rose V. Funeral Monday. December 19. at 10 am. from the fu- | neral home of George W. Wise Co.. 2900 | st nw. Relatives and friends invited. terment Glenwood Cemetery. i On_Frida: her apartm after a loni . in the n.w. Interment Woodlawn 18 y et at g "iliness. ANN :ird year of her vears ago Mrs. Bursch. | dent of Riverside. Conn.. for many years. Funeral at Greenwich, | | Con: | | CARSON BELL. On Priday. Decem- | | ber . at her residence. u‘ A BELL e, % . the beloved husband of Bertha s, Remains resting at the colonial | funeral home of William Reuben Pum- | | phrey, Rockville, Md. Notice of funeral M. Suddenly. on Fri- | 16, 1932, Mrs. NANNIE H C st . beloved | C. Cuthbert and_ sister | Funeral _services at HBERT. NAN a5, December | CUTHEE) Harry Cowley. fiysonc s pariore | Monday. December ¥a. at 2:5i terment’ Cedar Hill Cémetery ] GREEN. CARRIF E. On Friday. December | 16, 1932, at the Baptist Home, 3248 N si.'nw. CARRIE E. GREEN Se | the & H. Hines Co. funerai home, ! 14th st. n.w., Monday, December | | 6l nw., on pm.” In- | 18| at 10:30 am. " Interment Glenwood Cem- etery. 18 REGORY, ABRAHAM On_Wednesday. ber 14, 19: ABRAHAM H. | er of q E Hinton, Philip _and Harry “Gregory; biother of Mrs. Kate Murphy. Funeral Sunday. December 1. at 1:30 pm. from Fraziers funera home, 389 Rhoce Island ave nw. Rev. S. en ofciating. FPriends invited. Lincoln” Memorial Cemetery; KELLY. EMMA V. . Tilde Interment A session of sorrow by 1L B P. O E No. 1. s 4 1d at the Eiks' Home. Saturday, Decem- ber 17, at 8 p.m. ngements will be made for' the transportation of officers to attend the funeral of our deceased grand daughter secretary. mother and or- ganizer of Daughter Elks. EMMA V. KELLY. on Monday, December 19. 1 at Norfolk, Va. cers and members a reguested to be present. ISABEL HURD. Loyal Daughter Ruler. CARRIE MAHONEY, Loval Daushter Fin. c'y. KELLY, EMMA V. Officers and members of ‘Flower of Purity Council are hereby notified of the death of Gi EMMA V. KELLY of t ‘Norfolk, Va. Ses- of ‘Sorrow ‘Saturdav. December 17. 2, 30 pm.. at Elks Home, Fair- mount H Md. BEATRICE BIVENS. L. D. R. MARIE W. JOHNSON, Assistant Sec. KELLY. EMMA V. A session of sorrow by Harmony Temple, N 49. 1. B. P. O. E. of W.. will be held Brentwood Hall. Brentwood, Md., Saturday, December 17. 1932, at 8:30 ‘p.m. Arrangements will made for transportation of officers to attend the funeral of Mother Organizer Snd Grand Secretary EMMA V. KELLY, onday. ember 19, at Norfolk. Va. All sister temples and members requested to_attend. MARIE DOW, D. R. DOROTHY E. SMITH, Rec. Sec. ALICE B. On Priday. Decem A her restdence. Fort Dabont. Al Ve, 3 "ALIGE'S "Beloved wite of Ciifford Lanham. ~Funeral from above residence. on Monday. December 19, 1 at 9:30 a.m., thence to St. Francis Chureh. 37th st. and Pennsylv: s.e., where mass will be offered for the repose of her soul. friends are. invited. gressional Cemeters. LICARIONE. ELIZABETH. A special meet- 155 Rl ot SetThiipose. of - atiending the“Tuners! of ELIZ. LIEARIONE at the New Masonic Temple, at 12:40 Saturday, December 17. Funeral {rom Padgett's funeral parlor, 131 it D. 'PAUL, se. LILLIAN E. HADLEY, Secy. MORAN. CECELIA M. Suddenly. on De. . cember 17. 1932, at_ Georgetown Uni versity Hospital, CECELIA M. R love William ™ Moran. Notice LANHA 3 T ors ed wife of of funeral later. NOYES. THEODORE PRENTICE. On Fri- day morning. December 16. 1632, - DORE PRENTIGE. husband of Adelaide Pearce Noyes. ¥uneral Monday. Decem- ber 19, at 2 p.m.. from the residence of his father, Theodore W. Noyes. 1730 New Hampshire ave. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 18 O'DONNELL. JAMES. _On Friday. Decem- Dber 16, 1932 JAMES O'DONNELL. be- loved son of the laf O'Donnell. Rem dence of his niece, Mr: of 1062 29th st. Mount eral from the al Marie gk, ass Al A mes’' Church at am Interment Mount Olivet Cemete Relatives and {riends invited. 18 JLIFF. MARY FRANCES. On Priday. De- ‘cember 16, 1932, at 2024 Bennett pl.n.e.. ET ks Tl b Bt 5 : 3 3y dmg-‘ t. Pll:l'rflmh‘omrlht ter. M the Mrs. w. W m Co. ful }xl.flfl F!lvln st. lhll.".i Monday. FRARR T PAYTON. PETER. ber 15, 197 Cemeter: 1 Suddenly, Thursday, De- AIEE Fesidence: Syivan N . YTON, devoted hu: o s Kosa and sallie Ba si and Sallie Payton Wil d Secretary | 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. "st¢ | GEO. A. COMLEY 8 Floral e invited. ery. WHITE. ALPHONZO. Tuesday. December 13 Hospital, New York Ciiv. after an il nese of two months, ALPHONZO WHITE, He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted father and mother. William and Emma White loving wife. Osrey F White: ters. Annie W. Lee and Minnje W, 3 Several other relatives nd: Remains may be seen Friday 5 mother's residence. 010 & al_Sunday. December 1K, n Zicn Baptist Church. P a Sts. swa Hev. ting. . ALBERT F. Departed this day. December 15, 14:12. at ALBERT F. WILSON. Catherine Wilson: one_son. Preddie Wii- son: two brothers. George and J Prederick: one sister. Ruth Venny: moth- er-in-law. Evelyn Brown. Remains res- ing at Eugene Ford's funeral home, 1300 South Capitol st. Notice of fune 1 Ca:- Garry Wilson: a sister. Sarah er & : i sird st sw.. until 4 pm. day. December 17:" thence her late residence. 113 F st. .¥. F neral Sunday. December 18. at % p from the above residence. Rev. J Rich- ards officiating. Interment Pasme's Cem- I Memoriam BROWN. WILLIAM. In sad but loving re- membrance ‘of my husband, WILLIAM BROWN. who died one year ago tod: December 17, 1931 Gone. but never will be YOUR WIFE, BARA! i n.w. MANGO. JAMES. In sa membrance “of _my ° husb: MANGO. Wwho departed this ago today, December 17, 1. Gone. but we cannot forget vou We loved you well, but God loves best Sleep on and take your rest We will meet vou in_that mornine. 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