Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1933, Page 24

SOCIETY. " Capt. and Mrs. Holmes Are Annapolis Hosts Honor Guests at Sw;mming Part’y on Severn, at Round Bay. Are Capt. and Mrs. Robert - Munere of Washington, D. C. ANNAPOLIS, Md., July 1.—Capt. and Mrs. Ralston S. Holmes were hosts at a swimming party Sunday with lunch- eon served on the banks of the Severn River at Round Bay. The party was given in honor of Capt. and Mrs. Robert Munere of Washington and asked to the party to meet them were Mrs. C. Erskine Clement and Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. J. Harrison Colhoun. Capt. and Mrs. Munere were week end guests of Capt. and Mrs. Holmes in quarters of the commandant of mid- | shipmen at the Naval Academy. Mrs. Holmes was hostess at tea yesterday to the officers in the executive department of the Academy and their wives. Mrs. Holmes will leave Annapolis the first of next week for Chicago, where she will be the guest of her father, Mr. Willilam Bond, until August 1, when she will return to Annapolis and | join Capt. Holmes and with their| daughter, Miss Sally Holmes, will spend | August in New Hampshire. Comdr. and Mrs. Norman Scott and their two sons, who formerly lived here, have taken the Morris cottage on the estate of Mr. Truxton Beale on South River for the Summer. Comdr. Scott who is on duty in Washington, wil join his family here for the week ends. Among the guests from Annapolis | who attended the dinner given Satur- | day evening at the Army-Navy Country | Club near Washington by Capt. Donald C. Bingham, were Capt. and Mrs. Rus- sell Willson' and their daughter, Miss Eunice Willson, Mrs, C. Erskine Clem- | ent, Miss Sally Hoimes, Lieut. Harry L. Henderson, and from Washington, Comdr. and Mrs. Allen Chantry and their daughter, Miss Carolyn Chantry Lieut. William'S. Pye, Lieut. Gingman, Lieut. Dumas, Miss Martena Townsend and Miss Berrien, daughter of Capt.| and Mrs. Frank Berrien of Washington. | Mrs. James Bootes and daughter, Miss Anna Katherine Bootes, have . joined Col. Bootes in their home on | King George street, after a_visit of scveral days in Washington, where they were guests of Col. William H. Harllee, 4U. S. M. C. and Mrs. Harllee. While {there Mrs. Harllee gave a luncheon in /honor of, Mrs. Bootes and Miss Bootes ®t_the Army-Navy Country Club. Prof. and Mrs. Roderick S. Merrick Washington. Besides the guests of honor, those invited were Rear Ad- miral and Mrs. Thomas C. Hart and Mrs. C. Erskine Clement. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Brownson | were guests of their son-in-law_and | daughter, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hart, |and will spend the Summer in the | Adirondacks. Mrs. Sayles, wife of Capt. Willlam | Sayles, cn duty in New York, is the | guest of her sister and brother, Miss Marian Duval and Mr. Richard Duval. | Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Speer gave a | dinner party at the Annapolis Roads | Club Saturday evening. Their guests | were Adjt. Gen. James McKinley, U. |8. A, and his assistant, Maj. Rose of ‘Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ew- ing, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, ir., and Mr. and Mrs. A. Henderson Mc- Lean of Baltimore. Lieut. and Mrs. Upton Brady and their young son shortly will arrive in An- napolis, where Licut. Brady will come for duty at the Naval Academy. Mrs. Brady was Miss Barbara Power of | Broad View Farm, Conn. Mrs. Jere Willlam Lord and her son, Mr. Jere W. Lord, who graduated from | Princeton this year, have opened their cottage at Indian Landing, near An- napolis, for the Summer. | Among the new comers who will ar- rive next month are Lieut. Harry Darlington Johnson, who is assigned to the Postgraduate School, and Mrs. Johnson, who will reside on King George street. Lieut. Neiva of the Brazilian Navy and Mrs. Neiva, have taken a home at 115 Fifth street in Spa View Heights. Lieut. Neiva is assigned to the Post- graduate School. Lieut, and Mrs. Sidney L. Smith ar- rived today after a visit to Toronto, Canada, and visting relatives in Balti- | more, &nd are occupying an apartment | on King George street | Mrs. S. A. Dobbs of Baltimore is! occupying her Summer hcme on Weems | Creek. Mrs. Halligan, wife of Rear Admiral John Galloway Lynn John Halligan, left Annapolis Sunday for California, where Rear Admiral Halligan is in charge of the Battle Air | Force. Before her departure, Mrs. Hal- | ligan was the guest of honor at a small | and their children left Annapolis this | card party given Saturday evening by | _week for Benham Lake, Conn., where they will leave their children with rela- ‘an the Weston to spend six weeks in England and France. Prof. and Mrs. | Merrick will return on the Majestic, | and during their absence their home | here will be occupied by Prof. and Mrs. Lester M. Oliver. | Mrs. Mason Porter Cusachs gave a er party Thursday evening at Ogle The gucsts were Mr. and Mrs. , jr. Mrs. C. Erskine Carroll Van Ness of imore, sister of the hostess; Miss Marguerite Cusachs, Mr. John Mason of Warrenton. Va.; Mr. Lencaster Wil- liams and Mr. Willlam Whitridge of Baltimore, and_Lieut. Knowlton Wil- lams of the Naval Academy. Mrs. | Carroll Van Ness spent the week end with Mrs. Cusachs, at her home Ogle Hall Mrs. Bell, wife of Lieut. Frederick Bell, gave a tea Saturday afternoon, in honor of State Senator and Mrs. Wil- liam Byron of Williamsport, Md., who were the week end guests of Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Byron and her children will spend part of the Summer at Cape May. N. . John Wells, daughter of Mrs. ctte Steele, of Des Moines, Iowa, he guest of her mother and sister, 3 and was the gues at a card party nel Brooke. Mrs rds Thurs- Ne is t eut. Comdr. Harvey E. Overesch returned after a visit to Pitts- rgh, Pa. Mrs. Overesch and her ung daughter Emily also have re- turned to their home, after a visit to Yorktown, Va. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas C. | Hart gave a dinner party Thursday evening at the Naval Academy Capt. Guy E. Baker left this week to join Mrs. Baker and Miss Peggy Baker in their cottage at Newport, R. I. | Henry Dinger and her chil- who formerly lived here, spent | veek end with Miss Collinson at Germantown, near Annapolis. Mrs. and her children are living in Philadelphia and will join Capt. Dinger his week end in their country home at Jamestown, R. 1. Capt. Dinger has returned from a trip to Texas. Mrs. Jennie Tinges of Baltimore is the guest of Mrs. A. G. Cooke at | Spring Hill, her home at Waterbury, | near Annapolis. Mrs. C. Erskine Clement gave a | | luncheon Wednesday in honor of Lieut. F Comdr. and Mrs. J. Harrison Colhoun, | # who will leave this week end for Can- | 5 ada to spend the remainder of the | Summer. Other guests were Commo- < dore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd and Capt. | Paul J. Dashiell | Rear Admiral William H. Standley. | the new chief of naval operations, and Mrs. Standley were guests over Sunday | of Capt. and Mrs. Franklin D. Karns, who also had with them Lieut. and Mrs. Byrnes, son-in-law and daughter | Shore Acre, Me., to visit Mrs. Marshall | of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Standley and Lieut. and Mrs. Frederick Steler. Comdr. John H. Brown, who recent- commended the U. . S. Norwahl, and Mrs. Brown have arrived in An- napolis, where Comdr. Brown will be executive officer of the department of “ guests, Mrs. Sidney R. Jacobs, Mrs. W. | physical training at the Naval Acad- emy. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Albert H. Rooks and their children have arrived in Annapolis and are stopping at Car- vel Hall. Lieut. Comcr. Rooks has come here as aide to Rear Admiral Hart. He formerly was aide to Rear Admiral Nulton when the latter was on duty here. Miss Katherine Johnson has joined her parents, the Rev. Dr. and M Edward Darlington Johnson, in S Anne's rectory, after a visit to New- port, R. I, and Brookline, Mass. Miss | Johnson is a student at Vassar Col- lege. Mrs. Giles and Miss Louise Giles, wife and daughter of Capt. William J. Giles, left this week for Sugar Hill, N. H., where they will spend the Sum- mer. Mrs. Giles is recovering from a rocent illness. They were accompa- nied by Mrs. Arthur Ryan, mother of Mrs. Giles, who spent the Winter and Soring at Carvel Hall, Commodore and Mrs. Edward L]O)'d" gave a luncheon Saturday at the Brice Fouse Wing in honor of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Willard H. Erownson of ! Mrs. B. B. Jackson. Ensign Earle Schneider, son of Mr. | tives. and they will sail from New York | and Mrs. Earl J. Schneider of Locust | Knoll, near Annapolis, California, where he will S._California. Lieut. Com recently arrived here are occupying the house on Gloucester street, formerly the home of Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs, George Woodruff. Lieut Robert deCoursey Baker, U. S. N., ard his bride, formerly Miss Kirby Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and rs. Harry Lee Ferguson of Cristobol, 1 Zone, have returned from the wedding trip. s are visiing Baker's brother and sister-in-law, Lieut. and Mrs. H. L. Ferguson, at Weems Creek. to duty at the Postgraduate School and later they will take an apartment. | Lieut. and Mrs. Ferguson also have as their guest the former's father, Mr. | H. L. Ferguson of Cristobal. Comdr. and Mrs. Weyman P. Beeh- | ler recently arrived from abroad and are occupying their home on Taney avenue. Miss Priscilla Stockwell has returned to her hcme at Wardour, after a visit | to her aunt, Mrs. Maude M. Neel at Atlantic City. N. eut. Comdr. and Mrs. George M. | Shields spent the week end in Wash- ington; and were among the gu2sis a dinner given by Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Neust at the Shoreham Saturday evening. Profl. and Mr Alexander Dilling- ham are spending the Summer at Sal- month Heights, Mass Lieut. and Mrs. William L. Ander- son have returned to their home in Spa View Heights, after spending some time in the Middle West and attend- ing the Century of Progress Exposition at_Chicago. Mrs. Mathilda Reamy and her sister, Mrs. R. W. Ayres of Glendale, Calif, have returred to Mrs. Reamy's apart- ment on Maryland avenue, after a visit | to_Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stewart and ' their family are in their home Stewart Gambrills. near Annap: after spinding the Winter and Sp: in Raleigh. N. C, where Mr. Stewart was in business. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Praeger and their | daughter of Washington, are spending the Summer at Woodbou the home of Miss Annie Hall at West River. | Prof. and Mrs. Paul Kiefer and their son have returned from a motor trip has left for Cana | through the Middie West and the Cen- tury of Progress Fair at Chicago. 2 P Mr. and Mrs. McKenney Hosts at Alfresco Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. McKenney will entertain at an alfresco dinner party Tuesday at their country place at Kensington. Mrs. McKenney will leave Washington about July 14 for ; Leighton for about three weeks. | Mrs. Alice Geddes of 1313 Columbia road entertained at luncheon Friday in | honor of her cousin, Mrs. Gordon Len- | | nox of Portland, Oreg., having as other ‘W. White, Mrs. Lilian C. Daw, Mr: Gordon Lennox and Miss Marion Smith. Mrs. William K. Quinter entertained at dinner Thursday evening at the | Shoreham when her guests were Dr. |and Mrs. Chester Baker, Mr. and Mrs. | Glenn Phelps and Dr. and Mrs. Allan Wolfe. Mrs. W. Walter Vaughn entertained |at luncheon Thursday at the Collins- wood Inn. The guests included Mrs. William Bowman, Mrs. George Degen- hardt, Mrs. John Rodler, Mrs. Joseph Baumer, Mrs. Italo Fronani, Mrs. Clar- ence Venables and Miss Mary Margaret Parker. Later an afternoon of bridge was enjoyed at her residence in Belle Haven. Silver TN;;iing VI;y_ Celebrated in Home Mr. and Mrs. George F. Howell of 1325 Pennsylvania avenue southeast celebrated thelr silver wedding anni- versary by holding a reception the eve- ning of June 30, inviting a few relatives and friends. I SPECIAL THIS WEEK ANY GARMENTS Cleaned and Finished MAY’S 2220 14th St. N.W. CALL AND DELIVER CLEANERS AND DYERS NO. 3136 joln the U. S. (Contini = dr. and Mrs. Jupp. who | Miss Coglidge to-Mr. Woodring will take | him to Washington. join Mrs. O'Mahoney in their apartment | in Wardman Park Hotel the end of this week after spending 10 days in the| chartered for the occasion. | THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTO! 3 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED MISS FRANCES ABBIE RAINEY, ‘Whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. C. Rainey, announce her engagement to Dr, ' Mr. William Phillips in of Cumberland, Md., no date being given for the wedding. their Summer home at Minnisink | Hills, Pa, for the holiday. In Bay State to Visit Family for Holiday ed From First Page.) place Tuesday, July 25, at Fitchburg. Miss Lida Woodring, ant Secretary, remained in with her Mrs, Lawrence, Kans., as well as her sister, irs. Arthi daughter: Miss Shirley Shaffer, of Independence, Lieut. Baker has been assigned | gapns. The First Assistant Postmaster Gen- ister of the As- their apartment in the Mayflower and has Harry A. Danddridge of B. Shaffer, and her two Miss Barbara Shaffer and The newly appointed Assistant Secre- | tary of State, Mr. Harry E. Payer, who will succeed 'Mr. PFrancis White, will | return to Washington Wednesday from | | his home in Cleveland where he went | with Mrs. Payer the end -of the week, — | Mrs. Payer is expected to accompany The newly appointed deputy First Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs. Vincent C. Burke and their children, Mary Virginia Burke, Billie Burke and Vincent Burke, jr., have taken the house of Representative and Mrs. Carl Vinson | , | in Chevy Chase, for the Summer. All States_Offcers Plan River Trip July 10 | ‘The second annual Potomac River cruise sponsored by the All States Of- eral, Mr. Joseph C. O'Mahoney, will | ficers’ Society will take place Monday | | evening, July 10. The large three-deck | steamer City of Washington has been Members Latrobe Roosevelt and evelt, wife and daugh- of the Assistant Secretary of the of Mrs. Joseph Leiter Beverley Summer home at er the holiday. her Farms, Mass,, ov The first Assistant Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Theodore A. Walters have with them in their apartment in the Northumberland their two daugh- ters, Miss Lois Walters and Miss Ione | and friends of the various societies may {obtain tickets from the representatives | of the societies listed: Albama, Mrs. Ira Y. Bain and Mr. Allen M. Laster; Ari- zona, Miss Maude Anderson; Arkansas, Mrs. Brownie H. Kerr; Colorado, Mr. Terry J. McAdams; Connecticut, Mr. E. J. Lang. Dr. R. S. Pendexter and Mrs. | | R. B. Conroy: Delaware, Miss Elizabeth | R. Groves; Georgia, Miss Julia Obear; Idaho, Dr. W. N. Johannessen; Illinois, Mr. A. R. Bailey: Iowa, Miss Gertrude M. Louis; Kentucky, Mrs. Albert J. Kreamer; Maine. Miss Rose A. Dugan: | Massachusetts, Mr. Robert H. Kempton; who arrived in Washington | Maryland, Mr. John M. Boteler: Mis- Miss Lois Walters is a gradu- ate of the University of Idaho and last She is a mem- year attended Berkeley. | sourl, Mrs. Otis J. Rogers; Mississippi, Mr. George W. Potter and Mrs. Alma Street Carr; Nebraska. Mr. Lyle ber of the Delta Gamma Sorority and | O'Rourke; New Jersey, Mrs. Mary B. C. | her sister, who also is a graduate of | Shuman: New Mexico, Col. Earle P. the University of Idaho, is a member | Doyle; North Carolina, Miss Jane Eliz- of the Pi Beta Phi. The new chief of Naval Operations eand Mrs. William H. Standley have ar- ington and are established t the house on Observatory circle, for- ied by the former chief of ed in Wa merly oc Naval Operations and Mrs. Pratt. The Assistant Secretary of Treas Swenson. The their ‘Wednesday. The Assistant Secretary of the Treas: the v and Mrs. Thomas Hewes are spending the holiday in their home in Hartford, Conn., and again Wesdnes- day will be in their home at 2811 P street which they leased from Mrs. Eric Second Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs. William W. Howes are spending the brief holiday in New Jersey and are expected to return to apartment in the Mayflower | abeth Newton: Oklahoma, Mr. John R. | Gardner and Mr. Roy C. Potts; Oregon, Mr. Ben Fisher; Pennsylvania, Capt. Lowe: South Dakota, Miss C. Louise Phillips: Tennessee, Mr. J. W. Lambert: Texas, M.. Lyndon Johnson: Utah, Mr Richard _Maychock; Vermont, Miss | Kathryn B. Donahue: Washington, Miss | Dorothy Craven: Wisconsin, Mrs. L. A. |R Hansen, Mr. William R. Wondrowitz |and Miss Corine Heagman: West Vir- | ginia, Mr. A. E. Westrater, Mr. John L. | Bateman ‘and Mr. W. E. Hoffheins. and Wyoming, Miss Margaret Knittle. Tickets may also be obtained at the Roosevelt and Willard Hotels. Dancing and other entertainment will be features of the cruise. The steamer will depart from the Seventh street wharves of the Wilson Line at 8:30 o'clock p.m. and will return about 11:30 o'clock pm. Mr. Ira Y. Bain, president of the Alabama State Society, is general chairman of the committee in charge | eral, Mr. Clinton B. Eilenberger, who uary, Mr. Stephen B. Gibbons, joined | Mrs. Gibbons in their Summer home at Bay Shore, Long Island, for the week end and will remain over the holiday. | The Third Assistant Postmaster Gen- was in Dayton, Ohio, for several days, has joined Mrs. mother, Mrs. Catherine V. Eilenberge: THE NEW €, S 1216-1290 F STREET of the cruise. Largest Aquarium. Established in a modest way 22 years ago, the Philadelphia Aquarium at Fair- | mount Park now boasts the most varied | and extensive collection of fish in the | world. Eilenberger and his ' dating nearly 4,500 specimens of fish and It contains 137 tanks accommo- nimal life “FLOR SHEIM” Shoes for Women —Marvelous Shoes! but don’t buy a _p_a_ir tomorrow! ECAUSE we want to give you notice that the annual Midsummer Sale starts Wednesday morning, July 5th . . . and full details will be announced in this paper Tuesday . . . . if they you by mail. , D. C, JULY 2, 1933—PART THREE. Tennesseeans Guests at Chevy Chase Home of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Supper and Bridge Given Friday Evening in Honor of Stanley Miles and Miss Ada Miles. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miles have as their guests the former's brother and sister, Mr. Stanley Miles and Miss Ada Miles, of Nashville, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Miles entertained at supper and bridge Friday evening in compliment | to their guests. Covers were laid for 20. Miss Rose Wingate sailed Saturday, June 24, on the 8. S. Bremen for Berlin, Germany, where she will study for six weeks. Miss Wingate will spend the remainder of the Summer traveling through Europe. Miss Anne Fenderson, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fenderson, left Friday for Camp Farwell, at Wells | River, Vt., where she will spend the | Summer. | Mrs. Daniel C. Walser and her two sons, Robert and Daniel, jr., left yes- terday by motor for Messena on the St. | SOCIETRY. fleld, N. J., were guests last week end of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Crane. Mrs. Crane left Monday for Norway, Me., to join her daughter, Miss Mary Crande, who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Clark for 10 days. Mrs. William Lee Britton is spending some time in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Oehmann and their son Joseph inotored yesterday to Tall Timbers, Md., for 10 days stay. Mrs. Elliott M. Moran entertained at bridge and tea Wednesday when her guests numbered 12. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Temple Webster left yesterday by motor for Ohio and Mountain Lake Park, Md. They will be gone two weeks. Comdr. C. H. Morrison, U. 8. N, and his family left Friday by motor for Culver Lake, N. J., where they have taken a cottage for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Wilcox went Priday by motor to Orkney Springs, Va., where they will spend the week. Miss Margaret Routzahn of Mount Airy, Md., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wilcox. Mrs. Curtis Dee Hall returned Tues- gnty from a week end trip to Atlantic ity. Mrs. Jerome Crowley spent last week end in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. James V. Bennett re- turned Monday from a motor trip through New England. Mr. and Mrs Bennett's daughter Anne will leave to- Lawrence, N. Y., for the month of July. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. White left | Friday by motor for Rehoboth Beach, | where they have taken a cottage for | the Summer. | Mr. G. Winchester Stone, accom- | panied, by Mr. Wayne Van Lear, sailed | yesterday on the S. S. Westernland for | France ‘and England to spend two | months, | Mr. Arthur Lawrence of Swarthmore, | Pa,, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- | liam Scott Stein. | Mrs. Sanford Bates and her daughter | and son, Miss Betty Bates and Mr. | Bud _Bates, left Thursday by motor for West Yarmouth, Mas on Cape Cod. for the remainder of the Summer. | Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson of Aber- | deen, Wash., are guests of their son- | in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. | Ln’;renced}lnpkmwn. r. and Mrs. Norman Hough enter- tained Friday at the Shorehg.m Hotel at a dinner-dance when their guest: were Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hasley, Mr. and | Mrs. Philip Gott, Mr. and Mrs. August Koehler and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hfiklmg. rs. Belle Gilmore e was hostess at tea Mrs. Marc Phillips gave a lunche and bridge party in honor of mother, Mrs. Tharin, before her de. parture yesterday for her home in Flor- 5 s. Tharin spenf with her daughter. e fne v mter Mrs. Lewis Baker entertained th: tables a bridge Tuesday evening. < | The Rev. Henry Teller Cocke and | his daughters, Miss Betty Cocke and Miss Clara Cocke, left Friday for their | ummer cottage at Avon-by-the-Sea, N. J. for # month. Mrs. Cocke and her son, James Cocke, motored to Chi- | cago to attend the exposition, and | later will go to the Yeliowstone Na- tional Park, returning in July to join the family at Avon-by-the-Sea. Miss Jean Whiteside, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, Whiteside and M. Emis Little, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Joseph Little, have returned to their | homes after visiting Miss Virginia Adams in Corinth, Miss., and Miss Addle Cunningham in Brookesville, Miss. They were gone a month. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stewart and their children, Marion Stewart and | Jean Stewart, accompanied by Mr, Stewart's mother, Mrs. Joseph Stewart, ! left Priday by motor for their Sum- | mer home on Long Island Sound for the season. Chief Justice and Mrs. Mitchell Diggs and the president of the Maryland Senate and Mrs. Walter Mitchell we: recent guests of Dr. and Mrs. Edwi C. Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reed MacLeod and their children, Donald, Jean anc Jack, motored yesterday to Rehoboth Beach, where they have taken a cot- tage for month, Dr. and Mrs. George P. Goetzman went Friday by motor to Sherwood Forest, where they will spend the week at_the Sherwood Forest Inn. | Miss Peggy Angel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Angel, who spent | two vears teaching in Tacoma, Wash., is visiting in Vancouver, Spokane and Seattle before leaving the West Coast to motor across the continent to her home in Chevy Chase. Mr. and Mrs. H. Herbert Smith and their family motored Wednesday to Rehoboth Beach, where they have taken a cottage for the month. Mr. Herold Enlows, Dr. Ella M. En lows and Miss Violet Austin are spen Ing the Fourth of July holiday at Sher- wood Forest Inn, Md. | Mr. and Mrs. James J. Alburtis have THE NEW haven't already reached MRS. CHRISTOPHER WIILIAMS, Whose husband has been appointed council to the contrslier of currency, United States Treasury. —Underwood Photo. Jeased their home on West Irving street to Mr. and Mrs. George Hamlin for the Summer, and have gone to their place, Camp Matoaka, at St. Leonards, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Max Cunningham and their two sons, Walter and Max, jr, have taken a cottage at Piney Point, Md., for the Summer. morrow for Camp May Flather. Mrs. John Logan and her children— Bronson, Elizabeth and Wilson—are spending a month in their cottage at Ship Bottom, N. J. Dr. Logan jo.ned his family for the holiday. Miss Frances Bronson of Johns Hop- kins University is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bronson, for a month's | stay. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Williams are back after a six-week trip to Iowa and Chi- cago, where they attended the Century of Progress Exposition. Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Stuhler and ! Miss Jean Stuhler left yesterday by | motor for Gettysburg, where they are guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Benson for the holida: Dr and Mrs. John Ryan Devereux have returned from California where they visi their son-in-law and daughter, Lieut. and Mrs. Harry Tay- lor Chase. Mrs. Chase is th her parents before going to Pittsburgh | where Lieut. Chase will be stationed. Mrs. Chase formerly was Miss Anne Devereux. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paul Miller and their children, Paul, jr.. and Betty of Schenectady, N. Y. have been the guests of Mrs. Miller'’s parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Reed and their family left last week to visit in Wis- consin,_returning by way of Chicago, where they will attend the Century of Progress Exposition. Mrs. P. H. Duff and their two daughters, Dorothy and Betty, have re- turned from a few days' visit in At- lantic City. Miss Mary Elliott of Walla Walla, Wash,, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Belt. Miss Betty Scales of Mount Vernon, Mrs. Luther F. Speer. Mr. and Mrs. Speer left Friday by motor to attend ceremonies of induction of MT. Speer’s N. Y., and Miss Ellie Coward of Plain- Miss Eleanor Kane and Miss Vera Kane are visiting Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Meneratti at Annapolis for sev- eral weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. have as house guests Mr. Crocker's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs Albert T. Bates of Hartford. Conn., and Miss Florence Ueberroth of Allentown Pa. who came to attend the wedding Friday of Miss Cynthia A. Crocker and Dr. Harold Ellsworth Warner Mr. Roger M. Bearce arrived Fride~ in New York on the S. S. Executive from France, having graduated from the New York School of Fine and Ap- plied Arts in Paris. He was met o | his parents, and Mrs. Henry W Bearce, and will return with them to | Chevy Chase for the Summer. Crocker nephew, Dr. William R. Speer, as mayor 1 of Wilm Mrs. MacLeod Maurice and their daughter, Laura Jean, motored yesterday to Rehoboth Beach, where they have a cottage® for July. Miss Katherine Waters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Waters and Miss Edith Hood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Louis Hood, left Friday for Mountain Lake Camp for Girls at Pennbrook, Va.. where they will spend two weeks. Miss Barbara Deibert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Deibert, has JULugs Store Is Air Cooled. This Is a Delightful Place to Shop Garrineker & Co. STREET AT FOURTEENTH gone to Newport, R. L. to visit her uncle and aunt, Comdr. and Mrs. J. B, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vincent Mook have gone to Sagerciown, Pa.. where they will spend the Summer with Mr Mook’s parents. | returned from several days’ Ocean _City, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Alexander have stay in | | The Greatest Sale We Have (Collie |« *COLUMBIA RD.184ST. K Opposite Anbassadr Theatrs 12 to 8 P.M. Dine in Comfort in Our Delightful Air Cooled Dining Room REGULAR $1.00 DINNER, TODAY 7 ? Dinner—Chicken. Steal etc. Fresh Vegetabl Course "Desserts. Me; SPECIAL Chicken or Duckling Divmer. ¢ * 65¢ Special De Luxe Chicken sl ot 6-Course Dinner ....... B Ny The Our_50¢ Special Dinners Are_Most Eninvahs Ever Held Starts Tomorrow In Every Department in Store The Best Goods At Greatly Reduced Prices Also A La Carte Service elleffs EVERY SUMMER 1216-1220 F STREET STOCK 3.50 Hats that were $5, $6.50 to $15 Just in time for your Holiday This sale begins tomorrow morning at 9:15. We are offering unrestricted choice of every Summer hat in our store. early! Come Most of the models are one- 11 are our regular stock. Exquisite in qual- @ Rough Straws @ Ballibuntls @ Panamalacs @ Hair Braids Cartwheels — medium @ Bakus, Linens @ Silk Crepes @ Straw with Fabric @ Milan with Ribbon brims — turbans—sailors and berets. The colors are black, brown, beige, grey, pink, red, green, yellow, light and dark blue. Sizes 2115 to 23. white, of course! Plenty of No C. 0. D.>s—No Exchanges—All Sales Final