Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1933, Page 27

THE SUNDAY S_TAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, JUON NE 18, 1933—PART ONE. NE.. Deutscher Literarischer Verein.—An- nual election of officers was held June 10 at the home of the president, 1529 Rhode Island avenue. Anita Schade, who founded the soclety in 1901, was again elected president. Others re- elected were: Dr. F. J. Hemelt, vice president; Anita Virginia Mueller, re- ‘cording secretary, and Alma V. Bischoff, corresponding secretary. The former treasurer, Louise Worden, was replaced by Marie Louise Hagmueller. Theodore Dreher will attend to publicity and Mrs. Wharlotte V. Bird will be assisting chair- man for the Program Committee, with Anita Schade retaining her position as its chairman. Iise E. Rotz was made chairman of the Dramatic Commiftee, which selects short German plays to be presented during the season. Anita Schade was presented by the Federation of Women's Clubs on June 9 in a talk over radio WMAL on “Two ‘Women—Klara Wieck (Schumann) and Elizabeth Barrett (Browning). —Miss Schade will be heard in a number of educational talks over the radio next ‘Winter, Chevy Chase Branch, N. L. of A P. W.—Mrs. Richard Yates and Mrs. Robert Bennett will be joint hostesses at luncheon at the home of Mrs. Ben- nett, on the Conduit road, at the meet- | ing July 11. ‘The hostesses will be assisted by Past Presidents Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson, | Mrs. David McPherson and Miss Vyolla Offutt and the following officers: Mrs. | PO€ Daisy B. Calhoun, Miss Victoria Cop- | ng, Mrs. Bertha Chaney, Miss Louise | Rotien Mirs Mary 8. Parcer, Miss Hes. | ter Walker Beall, Miss Irene Juno and | Miss Dorothy M. Nicholson. | Plans for the Winter and arrange- | ments will be made toward securing a | club house. The president, Mrs. Emma W. P, slack, will preside and be the Ictm. accompanied by the wives and | friends of the members, will hold its chapter had planned for June 28 at RESORTS. OCEAN CITY, MD. OF THE CLUBS | musical program followed the installa- | Martha Montgomery, a charter member. G. A. R—Initiation of seven new mem- bers at the meeting Wednesday evening at 2400 Sixteeth street. The circle will Summer residence of the various mem- bers. The first to entertain will be Dr. Gertrude Sheckells at Carroll Springs, Md. This will be an all-day pienic, with a short business meeting and initiation. The members entertained more than 200 veterans at Walter Reed Hospital last Tuesday with a musical program followed by refreshments of ice cream, homemade cakes and candy. Ohio Girls’ Club—Installation of offi- cers was held recently at 1326 Massa- chusetts avenue as follows: President, Miss Anna Park, Columbus, re-elected second term; first vice president, Miss Le- ona Shields, Mount Vernon; second vice resident, Miss Grace E. Young, Colum- | us; third vice president, Miss Fanny Davis, Dayton; recording secretary, Miss Mary Kinney, Middletown; correspond- ing secretary, Miss Mary G. Spear, Guysville; treasurer, Miss M. Ruby Thirkettle, Portsmouth; assistant tlul tion. The club’s fifteenth birthday an- | |t niversary was also celebrated. Miss Helen Love compiled a short history of the club, which was read by Miss t u | Miss Dorothea H. Darmody recited a m. A boat trip and picnic at Mar- | shall Hall, June 24, will terminate the club’s activities until Fall. The Curley Club will meet ‘Thursday officers will be elected. | nominated for the various offices are: For | F00! president, Miss Mary L. MoGee, sflva FPoll, ‘william J. Boyd and John L Donnelly; vice president, Luke F. O'Reil- | guest of honor at the luncheon. American Assoc ociation of lul!!rllla Women.—The junior group picnic Wi be held June 24, at 3 p.m. at Treetops, | the home of Mrs. Luke Wilson on tbe‘ Rockville pike, near Bethesda, Md. Miss Margaret Cook will be the hostess. | A box supper will be served. Reserva- tions ghould be made at the club house. Alpha Zeta Chapter, Delphians, = at the Washington Hotel Wednesdsy | for the final meeting. The president, Mrs. George N. Walker, presided. The | literary program was under the lenler-! ship of Mrs. William Weber, the sub- | ject being “Rome, the Builder.” Those | ng topies were l(rs George R | Mine Gl of Rome: Mis. A. O Har- | den, “Characteristics of Roman Art” | o0 and Mrs. Edwin Davis, “Roman Con- 1 tributions to_Civilization.” Mrs. Louls Puckett was Delphian traveler. A mm-, mary of the lesson was given by Mrs. | ‘Walker. For the year 1033-1934 the oflcen‘ elected were Mrs. H. J. Zi { president; Mrs. A. E. Gottshall, vice president; Mrs. William Weber, secre- tary; Mrs. Georgz H. Milne, trezsurer: Mrs. Edwin Davis, Mrs. A. C. Harden and Mrs. Samuel Montgomery as direc- tors of the seminar board, Mrs. Edwin Davis beiny chairman. The chapter wes ente~taine ! Tuesday at a garden party by Mrs. Ceorge H. Milne, at her home in North Woodside. The Park View Woman’s Club held \ its annual banquet Tuesday et the Ken- | Tniedy-Warren Hotel. 2 -elected president, Mrs, -nlt!b, and presented her '&h me[ »vel Duffie presented the prm to Mrs. Louis Peiton, | past ent of the club, who pre- jted It to Mrs. Ashbure. The wom- | ‘s quartet of the Columbia Height oristian Church, Mrs. Harvey Baker, i'mith, Mrs. C. Waltzer, Mrs. W. ci)gm The the entire ga which were Dalwick, a club memher Gen. J. E. B, Stuart ¢ Chapter, U. D. C.,, hold their June meetin, souvenirs and told stories of her trip around the world. | ‘Women's City Club.—Mrs. J. K. Fre- jot will open her house and garden, 57 Observato; cm:le for the thrd party, at 2 o'clock, in the of parties nvcn for the benefit E,Iub house reported Life Membership Drive Committee. The Zonta Club met at the Y. W. C In the absence of the in Chicago, Miss Thelma Barnard pre- sided. Mrs. Plorence Sindell, chairman | of the Intercity Committee, announced an intercity kaffee klotch today a the studio of Francis Gutelius, 140. New Hampshire avenue. Miss Jennie Berliner spoke on “Curl- | ous Wills.” The following guests were | present: Ruth Snouffer and Miss Cason | were visiting Zontians from Pred- | erick, Md.; Miss Jennie Berliner intro- duced as her guest, Mrs. H. Koppleman, wife of one of the Reprezentatives from | Connecticut, and also Mrs. David Press- Jer. “Miss Minnie Ullman and Mrs Louis Ottenberg. Nan Street presented Miss E. Edwards. The board meeting scheduled for .'zvgrmdly has been postponed until June The Washington Soroptimist Club held its weekly luncheon at the Willard . The honor guest and | . Swam Reed Clark, Wi huu(lon Soroptimist, but now of Los Angeles, Calif. as voted the club aid the South- ! Home of Washington by pur- chaslna ice for this institution dunnz the Summer months. A card party will be given by uu president. Nora B. Huffman, at her heme, 3528 Fuiton street, June 23. Petworth Woman's Club.—The Flor- ence Crittenton unit was entertained at luncheon by Mrs. J. K. Utley at her home June 7. Miss Cole, matron of the Florence Crittenton Home, and Mrs. Otto Hammerlund, president of the Petworth Woman's Club, were guests. | After luncheon the group proceeded to the Florence Crittenton Home for the afternoon instruction classes. ‘The literature section held its annual picnic June 10 at the Summer home of Mrs. F. B. LeFever, Plum Point, Md. ‘The visiting nurses’ unit met at the Georgla avenue branch of the Visit- | ing Nurses’ Society and spent the aft-| ornoon making surgical dressings. Gamma Chapter, Delphians, will mae'. st the Shoreham Hotel June 19 at 8 o'clock. The literary program “Medi- | eval Drama” will be under the leader- | ship of Miss Julia M. Gilbert. Topic| reports will be made by Mrs. Harry Sears, Mrs. Bertram Moore, Miss Sopha ford, Mrs. Evelyn Haller, Miss Olive Newbold, Mrs. !velyn Bright | Oc w-ndmu!mm offer. |1y, Roland Hyland and Hugh McGarvey; treasurer, Miss Dorothy Barret, record- secretary, Miss mfly Hodges and lflfl Helen Herbeck: corresponding sec- retary, Miss erzll’!t Freedman. Mllfl iythe Connor; warden, Joseph Diegel- advecate, Ray McGarvey, Wil- | liam J. Boyd; sergeant at arms, John Tolnshend s:lvw Poli, Francis Oboid and Hugh McGarvey. A card party will be held the evening of June 24, under the auspices of the card group, at North Beach, Md. |YWC.ANew | A group of girls from the industrial |/ di nnnn . June 24 at Kamp Kahlert. Miss Sai rtman, myuukmg m«nunm. class, which has | C ‘The Americanization meeting all Winter in the indus- | n; trial department under the directicn of | b Miss Dorothy , closed for the ‘un‘mer June 16. Among thoe at Kamp Kahlert to- | day are the Fdelis Sunday School class of Brightwocd Park Methodist Church and the Drak> Bible class of the Cal- vary Baptisl Church. The Drake Bibl> RESORTS _ATLANTIC CY7Y. hold its meetings until October 1 at the Vil tained ‘at its last meeting by liam M. MacKellar; evening in the Continental Hotel, when | of Washington. Candidates | Mrs. American Liberty Chapter was enter- Mrs. rles O. Applcton, College Park. Md.. by Mrs, . Picke! recordinz secre- ary, Mrs. W. E. Richardson; corre- | sponding secretary, Mrs. H. reasurer, Mrs. rar. Mrs. H. . B. J. H. Lombard; reg L. Hannah; histor ian, G. T. Hawkins, and delegate, Mrs. Bd- gar Allan. were Mrs. 8. H. the Hawkins, ex-regent of a Missouri chap- ter; Mrs. F. C. Craxton of Cnlu.mbu.s. C. Mrs. Ohio; Mrs. J. C. Thomas Dickson and Mrs. V. G Bu!’ne!t Mrs. Newcombe and | Pickens presided in the dining | President Monteoe met Tuesday - |evening at the home of Miss Effie L.| Henry, 1065 £ | was served, followed by the meeting. | Tribute was paid to the memory of Mrs. | Rose Gouverneur Hoes. Jefferson street. dlstmzuisha! escendant of it Monroe. uest and speaker of the Harry Colfax Grove, State resent, 'ls evening. Arrangements were made “get-together” June 20 at 7 tfdnl.i and a card party July 15 at the Thomss partment will spend the week end of \c‘}’mh Club Luey Holcombe Chapier was enter- tained at the home of Mles otton. Bethesda, Md., ic supper was served, ridge. Among |and Mm Harry C. Grove, Helen OvL‘rmJ The ice cream festival which the RESORTS T' ANTIC CIT 7£e@helsea ATLANTIC CITY. Occupying entire block on the famous Boardwalk, in quiet Chelsea section. Convenient to all entertainment fecfures. The Chelsea appeais to families with children RATES AS LOW AS INCLUDING 28 WEEKLY — MEALS Surf bathing direct from hotel. Golf and oll outdoer sperts. 3. Howard Slocym, Managing Director Blatchiord Kavanagh, Rasident Maneger m]dfi'm Stal llor Immigraf 3805 Gramercy street has been indefi- an tion, devel book. Mrs. C. Gov. Albert C. of honor at a concert given by the Eiks Boys' Band tomorrow at the Sum- | mer home of John Kneessi, |Islflnd Md RESORTS ASBURY PARK. N. J. A HOUSE OF QUALITY ASBURY PARK, N.J. l—nldhl-dlu. acommedatives. cuisine. Special Iu-n to tamilies. Al | RATES YOU CAN AFFORD | water in | re “methin: fackiticr v; Write Jor Bood May and Seoide RSHIP JUNE DAYS ARE BARGAIN DAYS For SEASHORE SUNSHINE and HEALTH Enjoy the best Atlanti City has 1o offer in cuisine, comfort and location, whether your visit be for a day, a week or a sessom. Marlborough-Blenbeim| | OWNERSHIP MANAGEM| N1’ » JOSIAH WHITE & SONS CO. ATLANTIC CITY THE AIR—IT'S SUMMER! In o spaciovs reom—yeur reom—high abeve the Soerdwalk @nd the ses you'll be cool end comfertable alweys .. . While oleswhers, overywhers, throughout The Ambassodor is every- thing for your plaasure end convenionce. Golf, Tennis, Fishing, Surf end Indesr Sea Water Bathing direct from Guest Reems. ATTRACTIVELY E up || St Sua. '30-..:“l g 0OM WITH BATH ALLWTALS INCLODED Reof Solariem sad Sus Deck EBATHIN?-:ROMBOTEIQ MONTICELLO JULY FOURTH SPECIAL LOW RATES ON THE AMERICAN PLAN ‘'uropeen Plan if desired. WILLIAM HAMILTON, Menoger Phone Atiomtic City 54141 ‘12 All Meals lncluded 312 SAT.-SUN..MON.-TUES. k Ona of Atlantic City's Finest Hotels Rates as low as *5 a day American Plan—or $2.50 o day European Plan SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES Surt bathing from hetel ot no additional charge A N residential SOUTH CARCGLINA AVENWUE *Just OF the 'Walk” i New, Fireproof, Salt Water 1 Baths, Delicious Meals. Garage, Sun Decks. TLANTIC CITY, N. J. 7 N. PLAZA icely furnished modern home ueu n master bed Turage, entlre third Rereation room rearty. nd porch. _Reason or yea HOTEL BRIGHTON & HOTEL De VILLE . WiBiees . Bock Oirels, Ladios of the Gves i .."'-‘.'."a‘m:.'; 1 558 LODVA ROOMS ONLY, Bpscial weskly, je_City -flm.::';?mm > eeid " . Seaaer. Sllers Tt ow offers rat vy, R SHAWHONT BT i R L_A._SHAW. SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J. = Tyoum VERNON HOTEL 4T l RESORTS OCEAN CITY, MD. Relax and enjoy an inexpensive vacation in OCEANCITY, MARYLAND Surf MM—F&-Q—(‘H—B‘( For rates in the spirit of 1933, write these hotels: Atlantic Capacity 300 Breskers Capacity 100 Plimhimmon = Colenial o 100 ks Del-Mar, S. 1. Cerey " 100 P 109 RS Stephen Decatur R:‘-:,;, 100 Del-Mzr-Va s Deasis 8 65 Idylwild Marylsad 9 i Carsline We recoms.end Amnapolis-Claiborme-Matapeake Ferries to -‘ from Ocean City, Md. Saves time end mileage. —Frequent service— Red Star Lines Conmect &t Claiborne Pler. MARYLAND. Ovening Putexent Beach Hotel $15 2 woek: $3.50 a ay. Fishing. Beating, Cradbine California, M&. ___Great Mills 1 mnnocx MEIGHTS, MD. " Seachrist Mountain House A Homelike Place. Reasonable Rates. Hot amd Cold Wa'er in Rooms. BE Tl ot HEE tiaces and_ spaciments For Remt &' clec. ramge. Frigidai . STEQUECKER. Occaa,oity, 1. kntel €halfoutt { HOT AND m RUNNI WATER—PRIVATE BAm Goli. Horseback xldmg xur( bathing. Close to all ments and night clubs. Ex: a cordial invitation te with them. THE LANKFORD, ey Gpeldecial rates lorl MISS A. H. KIRBY ~ ATLANTIC HOTEL Proprietress. always endesvers Make Folks Happy By the Sea. Ibert Street. American plan. $15 week Tate: ecia)_rates_io_paries _Fh Sous ot Bainine Bose: o = " CHANDLER HOUSE ing. d"r'- . Ve sitraciive resee Mrs. A. B Williams, Owner-Mamager. The Avalon Centzally Located on Water Front Modern Convenience s i Legpett. M. Ocesn Fromt bet. 20th and 22nd Sts. An Tie Bndn-g Apartment 25th St and Atlantic B Modern. Exclusive "r'x'o'.'ei' over Day. Week or Month. L T. 'lowum’u NOW OPEN PANORAMA 3,000-ft. Altitude On Tep of Ihulln' Ridge in the SHENANDOAN llTloVAL On the Lee Highway (U. 8. 2 Virginia's most scenic and ec ble mountain resort: quiet, cool 2520 | THE FEREBEE , O:n ¥res! “‘ rormenTy of Lo ol e America Medern & E-uu- Plan | THE HAVEN , oot o Running Water Exceneu u-u luu Inn THE ARLINGTON e a at 13¢) Mrs. C.C. Payne [2 rmerly of the llndu:u:ke Seuth, ‘. Washington-Luray gatrance, dally. For schedule Tl Nat. lodividusl cottages rustic end unigue: fmiles east of Luray Caverns. Lon distance phone Luray 25-R. For literature write PANORAMA, Luray, Va. THE MERRIMAC % ars’ Persomal Manaoement 1 len?elslg‘ll'nluul place io spead vacation. Excel- 1| Frivate baths. Runnisg water in roomms. __OKNEY SPRINGS, VA. A1 g i Sifp. b o - o Goshen, Va. nvm Clol—llnp Under Blankets ln (he mountatng of m *HENIOPEN REHOBOTH BEACH DEL AWARE Amusements. Good fishing. . Heme eoltllu‘ LAttractive 2.00 per week. klet, | ROCKBRIDGE INN, fln"l. Va. * the Ocean | Open June 30 SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. One of Amerwca’s Outstanding Seashore Resorts Favored by Washingtonians. Exclusive and free from crowds. Ides| for weekend or sessen. 3. CODONIAL BEACH HOTEL boardwalk -‘unuql. TIe00 to 827 weekls $538 MOUNTAIN CAMP CAMP MAY FLATHER O THE NORTH ETVER vis Peninsuls Bus, the brosd < 3 ? heatthiul snd resitul; o8 to 84 dally, lan o, accommodat unfi.danros ge.r'ved Tiavie $n4| “The Leveliest Spet in Pannayivenic® $il. $12, with meals. Reoms and Meals as Ldw a5 $3.00 Daity $17.50 Weekly. 180 £ Andml VIRGINIA. mmmn = mitles 1 ‘Washing! Bai , boating, fishing. tennis. moun Mnl 0 9. per 2. Special llex u}nn -“N u(er‘;‘:e- cali | Wise PEN-MAR, PA. THE MILLER HWSE ENTRANCE Formerly Gassi Booms snd board by Gy or v-dk. gomforts, gr. Hidge S10i-R1 SARANAC, N. Y. Home Phone Further Rate Reductions =% SARANAC INN HAIN HOTEL NOW OPEN Located at the head of besutiful Upper nac Lake. on o 5.000-acte reservation, 18-holé lmuon ‘Délicious Americn bian_ (abie i Seliens %mwuphzu %5 Welcome to this beastifel lake and forest. nm..".‘h‘?:.a. i ing Forest Alr. lhuh. -mu VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. " Gentiles Only MARTHA WASHINGTON | HOTEL e v Toeh 348 R It’s Delightful Living » AT THE 72~ HOTEL HERSHEY "=~ amidst a charming environment of superb comfort and excellence. All outside rooms with bath. European plan.Open ell year.Send for Folder C. Olvld and Opersted by Hershey Cstates Write to these Fe Famo: e A L Fey THE CRESTMONT INN THE LAKESIDE THE FOREST INN THE RATMOND THE DELIGHTFUL WEATHER IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS —of Western Massachusetts is one of the reasons why so many come here for their vacations—but there are many others. Unsurpassed acenery with all sports, rides and historic spots, make this section one of the outstanding vacation sections of the country. 1933 rates at Huels'.a Inns and Boarding Houses, so write for all information de- BERKSHIRE HILLS CONFERENCE PITTSFIELD, MASS, A‘ of Vacation Suggesr/ons 8 pages—profusely illustra- in natural colors— de- Department of Tours Chicoge & Nerth Wasters Ry. Usien Paciic '.....---J‘I ouz:‘mw—- Usier Poctfic Trust Co. 994 Girard Trust Co. fldlmndacks | for what you want fo pay Ray kind of vacation you desire ... in any seiling you prefer, at any price You want o pary. The vasiety of the from New York City. New low raies... at hotel, camp, er coliage...and re- duced rail fares are especially attrac- tive this summer. A booklet, A Summer Paradise”, fully describes with pictures, maps, and rates how much you can get for how litfle. Send 8¢ to cover postage. DELAWARE Agt Belsware & Modssn Rallvead Corp., Aleny, N. Y. Piooss send {lustrated bosk *'A Semmer Parsdine’” denerihing bheal rasstion:, Knsiesed b1 for portaga. *NEW AND FASTER SERVIC NEW YORK to MONTREAL 9% HOURS CanAadIAN ROCKIES W ORLD'S FAIR New. 330 Fosms-Baths. A Fine Ee'el, 19 Minutes to Falr Gate. $2 Dzily and ap Cate. valet. eaage In commeciion. Clzse o all Neas Bie Seaches tennis. Fie 1o Mhiser2ted Sookiet. MImA-MAE BOTEL CHICAGO "NOVA SCOTIA Take your golf sticks along— for you'll find splendid courses snd low fees st Yarmouth, Digby, Annapo- lia, Kentville, Windeor and Helifax, Temmis, fine motor reads, besting, Sohi i . you prefier, you'll enjoy it movre with a lovely setting and salt bresses to lend new zest! Comfortable, imex- pensive accommodstions st medern hotels or rustic inns. Excellent train’ service. Only 15 hours by bost— overnight, Boston to Yermouth. Or 22 hours from New York. Write for literature and All-Expense Tours. - Dominion ATLMNTIC RALWAY ' 50 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass. } Paeifie, 14th & N. '4 Ave. © ooty your o N.W.. Washington—er the Yukon. Include the Cans- dian Rockies in your itinerary. Hueumao{bngsurpm' The thrill- Canadian Rockies near to you Banff. Hotel!. Golf on nfi:y' ThomWCoum Amateur Tomrmaments—. Tmphy July 3-8; Willi Sept. 2. . . Tennis on Indian —A Chuuu Lake Loms?"? .Ti ::’All iiryhnd' ith mountain- u-; Stampede—July 10-15. Add_ Reil F f fda . Jeres Jrom starting voint. Low ¥ Tris, Fere: Wi o E ) pecial vl reductions for week's stev, o longer. CANADIAN PAl ly to Anuul‘;fl;‘h' m-uin of Wales Cup,Aug. 28- ia cool or warm sulphur mmf‘ 18-15'20 ndu with cowboy guides. Lilting dance orchestras, cuisine.. . . Emerald Lake Chalet in 6 Glarious .+« 2 Da hH ST — 126 Mil, Mororing. . . All Expense “"70 5Wonderful Days... 1 Banff~3 Dn,nhhla'_—l&'l ing! Bmetsld Lake—136 Mikes Mocoriog. . . All Expeass Days Lake Lovise—1 umdnh—munn:tso Motoriog. . . All Expense S Outdoer Days....Includes Lake Louise, Emerald Lake Lake Wapta and Yoho Valley Chalet- Bungalow ‘o seld. Fur- cmc HOT u ; an. Y.Au.