Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1932, Page 36

SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR. W ASHINGTON, D. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Jones [ February Wedding | Go to Texas for Christmas Mrs. Robinson Downey Returns to Capital to Remain Until After Yuletide Holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Jones have gone to_their home in Houston, Tex., ifor the holidays and will return to the Mayflower the latter part of the month. Mrs. Robinson Downey of Pennsyl- vania, who for many years has spent the Winter in Washington, has re- turned here to remain in her suite at the Willard until the week following Christmas. From the Capital she will go to St. Petersburg, Fla, where she will spend the rest of the season at the Huntington. Mrs, Perry Heath and her sister will also spend the rest of the season in St. Petersburg, where they have a cottage, ‘Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock left yester- day for Newport, where she will spend Christmas with her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Snowden Fahne- stock. Dr. and Mrs. James A. Lyon will en- tertain at dinner tonight at their coun- try place on the Rockville pike. They have as guests over the Christmas holi- days Capt. and Mrs. Percy W. Foote, Miss Diane Foote, their daughter, and «Cadet Thomas Foote, their son, the lat- ter arriving from West Point. Princess Margaret Boncompagni will #ail from Europe December 21 aboard the Majestic and will arrive in Wash- ington December 30 to spend the rest of the season at the Mayflower. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mc- Neill have been joined in their home at 4458 Q street by their daughter, Miss Jean McNeill, who has arrived from Vassar, where she is a freshman. Miss McNeill graduated from Holton Arms in June. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont returned Yesterday to their apartment in the an}?orsxe from a short stay in New orl Mr. and Mrs. Paul FitzSimons, who were in Washington for a fortnlghts visit, have returned to their home in Newport. Mrs. Elonzo Tyner returned yesterday to her apartment in the Shoreham after spending 10 days in New York and Chicage. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Willlam Wile, 3313 Sixteenth street, have been joined by their daughter, Miss Helen Isabell Wile, a freshman at t Wellesley. Dr. Margaret Swlgnn of Monterey, Calif,, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse E. Swigart, in their home in Somerset, Md., having arrived Friday + by plane to remain through the Christ- +mas holidays and until the end of Janu- ary. Mrs. Joseph W. Mullally will join her ymother, Mrs. Edward S. Munford, in 4 her apartment in the Kennedy-Warren, icoming from her home in Pittsburgh. iMr. Mullally will arrive Saturday for Christmas and will be with them for New Year. Miss Patricia Dent will arrive from Swarthmore College the middle of the week to spend Christmas and the holi- days with her parents, Assistant Com- missioner of the Bureau of Reclamation and Mrs. Porter Wilkins Dent. in their home at 2835 Cathedral avenue. Mrs. M. de Clare Berr{shas returned to Washington after an absence of more {ihan two wecks, during which time she visited several cities. ; Miss Ann Josephine Loveless, who has 1spent the past year with her cousin, Mrs. Norman Sterling. in Houston, Tex., has returned to Washington and is with her mother, Mrs. Mildred Hewett Love- less in the Monmouth. Mr. Charles Hansel. accompanied by his daughter, Miss Joy Hansel, has re- turned to Washington to spend the re- | mainder of the Winter reason, and have opened their apartment at Wardman I WAS ‘A LITTLE GIRL! | Mother bought us special black travel- | ing dresses. She knew trains were dirty. | And such a time as we had! We either roasted or froze—and spent half our | time digging cinders out of our earsand | hair, But when your father took me on | “The George Washington last month, I left my black at home. Imagine, my | dur. a clean train! And such luxury! | ‘ ew, airy, comfortable cars—refreshing | -lecp—ndio—nd wonderful meals! | And no extra fare! Park Hotel. They have been spending several months at their Summer home in New Jersey. Cadet Blaine Clarke has come from the Augusta Military Academy at Fort Deflance, Va, to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Lynn Clarke. Miss Freds Stein and Miss Regina Bret sailed Friday from New York on the S. 8. Lafayette (nr a Caribbean T ey T e g Several islands in the Caribbean sen nnd various ports in South America and will spend New Year at Havana. Mrs. Grace Morrison Poole, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, will have as her house guests over the Christmas holidays her mother, Mrs. Willilam H. Morrison of Brockton, Mass., and her brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Morrison, and their little daughters, Patricia and Beatrice, of Ollinlnl. 5 A Mr, R. J. Dillon of Wardman Park Hotel has gone on a cruise for Havana, where he will spend the holidays, re- turning to his apartment about the first of the year. Confiressmnal Club Plans Hohday purty The Congressional Club, 2001 New Hampshire avenue, will entertain at dinner and cards on Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Because of post-holiday activities there will be no program on iday afternoon P Thomes D. Schall of Minnesota 15 the chairman for a party to be given on Wednesday, December 28, from 3 to 5 o'clock, for the members’ children of “Our Gang” films will be shown, games will be played and Santa Claus will be there. ‘The annual Christmas young people’s dance on Thursday evening, December 29, is being arranged by Mrs. Le Roy L. Sawyer, jr. The sons and daughters of members and their guests have been invited. - ‘The New Year reception will be held Monday, January 2, from 3 to 6 o'clock. Mrs. Leonidas C. Dyer of Missouri, pres- ident of the club, and her board—Mrs. James V. McClintic of Oklahoma, Mrs. Robert G. Simmons of Nebraska, Mrs. Edwin 8. Broussard of Louisiana, Mrs. Charles Brand of Ohio, Mrs. Frank Clague of Minnesota, Mrs. John C. Schafer of Wisconsin and Mrs. Carl Edgar Mapes of Michigan—will receive. The Hostess Committee, assisted by the chairmen of the various committees, will act as hostesses for the afternoon. ‘The New Year dance will be held on Monday evening, Jlnung 2, from 9 to 12 o'clock. This is always one of the most popular dances of the season and is being eagerly anticipated by the dancing set. Y. W.C. A. Booklovers' Hour Featuring Christmas Miss Alice Hutchins Drake, leader of | the Booklover hour, will give the in- | teresting program at the Christmas meeting tonight at 8 o'clock, at 17th and K streets. The program of poems and prose readings will include aunziata’” by Carcline Giltinan; and “A Christmas Pray: Agnes Newman. The second half of the Pprogram will be devoted to “The Story of Christmas,” which Miss Drake has fashioned from St. Luke's narrative and from Persian and Hebrew legends. As always, the public is cordially invited to participate. choose from assortments. EVENING GOWNS EVE! ‘WRAPS UNDERWEAR LOUNGING WEAR SHOES HANDBAGS NECKWEAR UMBRELLAS FITTED CASES BLOUSES Wonderful THE GEORGE WASHINGTON The Most Wonderful Train in the World | Completely Air - Conditioned \ Every Car — All The Time ‘ | Lv. Washington..6:01 P.M. ....845 AM. | (csT)8:15 A M. | ...1050 AM. | Ar. Indianapolis (Big Four Ry.)10:45 A.M. -...3:00 P.M. .. 4:45 P.ML Passenger Agens 71616k Street, N. W. Phone: Natioaal 0748 CHEesAPEAKE and OH'O between the ages of 4 and 14. A couple | 2PFE T P Cno G ‘and Mrs. Francis Walton Garrett of JULIUS GarrinekeL & Co. F STREET AT FOURTEENTH THE QUALITY GIFT STORE Giits at the Price You Have in Mind... Those gifts from Garfinckel's that are appreciated in May as they are in December . . . kept, used and loved. We invite not only our many friends in Wash- ington, but our friends in Virginia and Maryland to come in . . . do all your Christmas Shopping here ... learn what a delight it is to be able to such fresh, Shopping List for Women, Misses, Juniors and Children HOSIERY HANDKERCHIEFS SPORTSWEAR MILLINERY Everything you could put on your Shopping List for the Younger Boys and Girls. Assortments for Infants . . . Things to Wear ...Baby Carriages ... Nursery Furniture, MISS MARGARET MAY GRUBB, Whose parents announce her engage- ment to Mr. Burtchaell F. Wetterau of Washington and Connecticut, the mar- riage to take place early in Februa —Bro to. R | Yuletide Program i Feature at Arts Club | The week before Christmas will be a gala one at the Arts Club, and its events ‘:ld“ anticipate the festivity of the Yule- | e. The club's annual Christmas dinner will be held Wednesday evening, when the traditional rite of leading the pro- cession of the boar's head, borne high on a silver platter, is once more dele- gated to John Bell, the club’s faithful servitor for the past 15 years. He will be preceded and followed by candle- bearing retainers, who will solemnly march round the room while club mem- bers sing medieval carols. The after-dinner entertainment will be appropriately the work of the Aris Club choral group, with Otto Torney Simon as_ director and Miss Marjorie Lowe at the piano. An elaborate pro- which will in- | clude the finest of Christmas music. | Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Allen Whiting will be the hosts. Java and its customs will be the theme of the enticing program for | Thursday evening, with Mrs. Rands as guest of honor and speaker. Mrs. Rands spent several years in Java, | while her scientist husband was serving | as phytopathologist for Java's Instituut voor Plantenzietken. Mrs. Rand learn- ed the languages of the people of the country and gained an intimate knowl- edge of their customs. Of these she | will tell on Thursday evening. ( While in Java the small daughter of | Dr. and Mrs. Rand was taught the pe- cullar dances of little high caste Java- nese girls, and while now somewhat larger grown, Miss Rand will give an ex- hibition of Javanese native dances, and for the occasion she will wear an au- thentic serimpe costume used by the royal dancers in the court of the Sultan of Djohjakarta. For the Javanese evening, Mrs. Frank W. Smith and Mrs. W. E. Pattison French will be the hostesses. —_— Engagements of Interest To Washington and Vicinity | 5 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fay Jacksun' of Chevy Chase announce the engage- ment of their daughter Carolyn Fay to Mr. Robert Walton Garrett, son of Mr. Washington. and Mrs. Mr. John Rutledge Hurst of Herndon, Va.. Snnounce the engage- ment of their daughter Frances Virginla to Mr. Charles Bernard O'Shaughnessy, son of Mrs. T. H. O'Shaughnessy of Baileys Cross Roads. Va. The wedding will take place the latter part of this month. new and varied FS TO" ET GOODS NOTIONS LUGGAGE Visit Our Marvelous Toy Shop. Gifts for the Masculine Members of the Family In Our Men's Shop . .. Boys’ and Youths’ Shop. Gifts for the Home . . Unusual Selection . Lamps of All Sorts . . . Imported Novelties Coffee Tables . . . Card Tables . . . Leather Goods . . . Desk Sets . . . Book Ends, . . Gifts From ) Our Remarkable Departments for Real Jewelry . . . Silverware. Mi!! Marion s}\ouse To Be Presented at Tea This Afternoon ___(Continued From First Page.) Leon Kromer, Mrs. Oswold Saunders, Mrs. David A. Reed, Mrs, Frederick H. Payne, Miss JcNeirney, Mrs. Walton Fleming, Mrs. Lee Warren, Mrs. Fred- erick Hicks, Mrs. Eugene Ely, Mrs. Ed- ward Bethel, Mrs. Ralph Kingman, Mr: George Pillsbury, Mrs. John C. H. Lee, | Mrs. Arthur Watson, Mrs. Herbert Crosby, Mrs. Preston Wootes, Mrs.| Charles Bridges, Mrs. Talley, Mrs. Colby Dodge, Mrs, George Simonds and Mrs. Hanson Ely, jr. The girls with Miss Ely and Miss Kingman will be Miss Janet Patterson, Miss Nancy Simonds, Miss Fanella Castanedo, Miss Kathleen Talley, Miss Susan Le Roy Rogers. Miss Margaret | McKinley, Miss Lee Fletcher, Miss Jane McMurray, Miss Marion Talley and Miss Elizabeth I\mg‘b\u’y Miss Ts: Tracy Perry and Miss Cecil P. Perry will entertain at a small tea this afternoon in honor of Miss Julia Matheson and Miss Helene For- tescue. in_the home of their_parents, Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Perry, in Bethesda, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Matheson will be hosts at a ball Thursday evening at | the Mayflower in_compliment to their daughter, Miss Julia Matheson, and other debutantes of the season Preceding the ball, Mr. and Mrs.| Charles F. R. Ogilby will entertain at dinner at the Mayflower in compliment | to Miss Matheson and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ogilby. { Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. McElroy will | introduce their daughter, Miss Ethel | Mae Taylor, to Washington society at @ tea_dance at the Shoreham Thurs- day, December 22, from 4:30 to 7:30 o'clock p.m e g Japanese Envoy Expected To Reach New York Friday: | 1 (Continued From First Page.) ernoon were Mme. Veverka, wife of the Minister of Czechoslovakia: Mrs. Mac- White, wife of the Minister of the Irish Free~State; Mrs. Charles L. McNary, | Mrs. James Brown Scott and Mrs. | Thomas Healy. Also assisting were the | D | members of the legation staff. includ- ing the first secretary, Stoianovitch; the secretary, Dr. Ivan | Franges: the attache, Mr. Radomir Koulitch, and the press attache, Mr. Berslav Angelinovitch, who made an address by radio yesterday at 6 o'clock during the hours of the reception. | The Minister of Rumania, Mr. Charles [)\' ila, will arrive in New York Thursday abeard the rom Europe, re he has been e early in September. Mrs. Louw, the Union of South their home for a visit. will sail from Cape Town February 23 to return to ‘Washington, where she will join the: Minister at the end of March or early in April. ‘The Minister of Venezuela and Sen- ora de Arcaya will entertain at luncheon Wednescay in compliment to the Min- ster of Guatemela and Senora de Mr. Bojidar P. wife of the Minister of Al . who is in his week to spend s liday in their Csnadmx lwm( The Minister Tof sid C., DECEMBER 18, secretary of the legation, Nicola Khalil Bey. The Minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro will entertain members of the family and of the legation staft Christmas eve. The military attache of the Cuban embassy and Senora de Prieto were hosts at dinner last evening. ‘The naval attache of the French em- bassy, Capt. Husson, was host to a small company informally at tea Friday after- noon. The air attache of the French em- bassy and Mme. Thenault will entertain the members of the embassy staff and their wives at a Christmas tree party Christmas mnmlnx Senor Don Aristiaos Bonlla. commr- cial attache of the Costa Rican leg: tion, with Senora de Bonilla, lrrlved ln ‘Washington a few days ago from New AT 1932—PART THREE. anrk and for the ent they are stay- udmln The commercial attache of the Span- ish embassy, Senor Don Juan Terrasa, will leave tomorrow for Canada for a fortnight of Winter sports. ‘The second secretary of the Spanish embassy, Senor Don Ramon Padilla, who has been with his parents, former Ambassador of B&lln to_Washington | U™ and Senora de Padilla, in their home in Madrid, will sail this week aboard the Br:mmwmumw}mmm Illinois State Societj Entertainment December 10 At the meeting of the Illinois State Society at_the Willard December 10, Miss Jane Wilson, niece of Representa- tive Willlam R. Johnson, delighted the society with several vocal numbers. Miss mhon was Acwmplnud by Mrs. Ches- ter Adair. 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