Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1934, Page 24

SOCIETY (Continued From Third Page.) have been joined by their son, Met Blaine Clarke, who came from studies at Augusta Military Audemy 8t Fort Defiance, Va, and will re- main until January 8. Miss Betty Chandler, who is at- tending Abbot Academy at Andover, Mass., has returned for the holiday season to the home of her: parents, Comdr. and Mrs. William D. Chand- ler, ir, of Grant road. Miss Chandler was formerly s stu- dent at the Annapolis High School. Miss Florence Crowley. sister of Mr. Leo T. Crowley, of the Federal posit Insurance Corp., who has been visiting him at the Mayflower, has gone to their home in n, Wis,, for the holidays. Mrs. Helen Stirling Chase will have with her in her apartment in the Kennedy-Warren her young cousin, Miss Peggy Baldwin, who has come from her studies at Wilson College at Chambersourg, Pa. Catholic Prelates Guests Here En Route to New York. His grace, Most Rev. Abbot General, Dom., M. Francis Janssens, reigning head of the Cistercian Order of the Roman Catholic Church, visited Washington yesterday and was a guest at the Shoreham Hotel. He was ac- companied by Rev. Father Romouald Pecasse, prior of the American branch of the Cistercian Order, and Mr. Charles B. Forner of Chicago. After being received by the Nether- lands Legation and the apostolic dele- gate, his grace and the members of his party departed by airplane for New York to attend the reception at the Hotel Biltmore last night in honor of his grace. They will return to Washington today and will again be at the Shoreham. Gov.-elect James V. Allred and Mrs. Allred of Texas have come from their home in Austin and are guests at the Shoreham. They are in the Capital | “to get acquainted with Washington™ and expect to remain through this | week. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. R. P. White- marsh of Oakcrest, Va., have as guests Mrs. Whitemarsh's parents, Mr. and | Mrs. Francis Gumbes, and Miss Eu- | genia Fryer of Philadelphia, Pa., who will remain until after Christmas. Maj. Henry L. Larsen, U. 8. M. C,, and Mrs. Larsen were among those who entertained at dinner last eve- ning in the Colonial room of the Wardman Park Hotel. Covers were laid for eight. Included among the hosts enter- taining at dinner at the University Club last evening preceding a Christ- mas program by the Tuesday Eyening | Music Club, Florence Howard, direc- | tor, were Dr. and Mrs. Marvin A.| Custis, with Mr. and Mrs. L. Lee Combs, Miss Eleanor Parke Custis, | Mr. C, Taylor Miller and Mr. Lewis Lofton Moneyway; Dr. and Mrs. Wil- liam A. Kinnan were hosts to Dr. Charles A. Abbot, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam H. Sholes, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel and Mrs. Eugene Woodson; Mr. E. L. Mattern was host to Miss Jane Grey Syme, Mrs. E. S. White- head and Dr. W. H. Syme; Mr. and Mrs. Appleton P. Clark, jr., enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Pres- cott, Miss Elizabeth Clark, Mrs. Dorothy Winchcole and Mr. Allen C. Clark; Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hall had with them Miss Connie Logan, Wilmington, Del, and Mr. Clarence E. Reed, Wichita, Kan.; Mr, Arthur M. Shepard was host to Admiral and Mrs. Spencer S. Wood. Among others with guests were Mrs. Harold Kel- lock, Dr. and Mrs, Hugh B. Meloy, Col. Burke H. Sinclair, Mr. Francis W. Hetfield with Miss Margaret Barpholt, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Shelton, Mr. M. P* Wormhoudt with Miss Nina Pupton, and Mr. Pleasant D. Gold. ‘The members of the Tuesday Eve- ning Music Club, together with Mrs. Howard, were guests of honor at a buffet supper following the singing of carols, Mrs. Alice Knight Pryor of Annap- olis and Washington is the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Lieut. Comdr, and Mrs. Forrest B. Royal of 1 Spur Lane, Arlington Ridge, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Krewson were hosts at dinner in the ball room at | the Shoreham last evening for the | office fofce of the New York Life In- surance Co.’s' Washington branch. Mr. Neal D. Bragaw, jr., son of Mr. | and Mrs. N. D. Bragaw of 2838 Myrtle" avenue northeast, Washington, is ex- | pected home for the Christmas vaca- | tion about December 23. Young Mr. | Bragaw is enrolled at New Mexico | Military Institute, Roswell, this year. Mr. Charles Pickett, jr., will arrive in Fairfax today from the Episcopal High School and will accompany his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Pickett, to Portsmouth, Va., where they will visit relatives. Mrs. Winifred Black Bonfils of San Francisco, Calif., is established in an apartment at the Wardman Park Ho- tel, where she will be in residence for a several weeks’ stay before returning to her home. Dr. and Mrs. Claude Swanson Semones have as week end guest at their home, in Aurora Hills, Va., Dr. Semones’ nephew, Mr. Russell Urqu- hart of Crozer Theological Seminary, Chester, Pa. Mr. Urquhart will leave on Monday for Roanoke, where he wmmndfiuhouflum'llhl( relatives. Mr. Hewitt Crosby, jr., son of Mr. ‘Wednesday Night Program At Friendship House. Mr. Bernard E, Bozman of Cherry- dale, Va, will present an entertain- southeast, on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock, De- cember 26. Mrs. F. H. Nuh.whohubeenm an extended in the East is apendmxluwm-nrhcnodum route to her home in Polson, Mont. About a hundred foreign students in Washington were guests last eve- ning of the ladies of the Y. W. C. A. board at a dinner in Barker Hall |S. Entertainment in the form of a color- ful presentation of the old Christmas miracle play, “St. George and the Dragon,” was presented by students of the Studio of Theater Arts under the direction of Constance Connor Brown. Father Christmas, as played by Elizabeth Rice, was the central character of the play, Walter Pick was 8t. George, Harry Schonrank, the Egyptian King; Jean McClellan play- ed the role of the dragon, Ralph Howenstein, that of the giant, while Elinor Evans as the doctor, James Kelley as the heathen knight, Ethel Gottlieb as the jester and Catherine McCord, Edythe Lazaroff, Felice Lloyd and Margery Cunningham as Mum- mers, completed the cast. Arrange- ments for last night's hn‘pmmy, annual affair of the Y. W. Sisters’ Club, president of the Sophomore Sunday ScBool Class, Sunday school representative on B. . U. Council, first vice president of the Cooper-Griffith Literary Society, and member of the Cloister, an hon- orary club on the campus. The sis- ters are members of the Antiphonal Chair, take an active part in religious and athletic features on the campus, and were fortunate enough to attend & large student conference in Mem- FOR A LIMITED TIME Katharine Lee Ogilvie Scal d Skin Specialist TUL "PERSONALLY GIVE HER SELF-SETTING PERMANENT WAVE For $8.50 1306 DE. 5008 1325 CONN. AVE. - No. 1214-1220 F STREET Be Gay and be Gorgeous} GLORIOUS ap- proach to brile liant evenings WRAP of sooty black transparent velvet with a dazzling white Ermine soarf racelet 1s..for sl $49.75. Fan ana Dutch Boy collars, t00..s0me in Kolinsky..in Wraps at $49,75. SATIN sweeps in..the cynosure of all eyes, in a brilliantly draped white gown that turns a halter-back as it passes: Huge flower at the waist! For misses, $29.75 Gown Salon, Second rloor. What to give a WOMAN —from her (Blouse, Sport, Kmt) Gift Shop, 3d Floor' CREPE BLOIJBB. 8&85! favored for gifts. neck style. ‘I\micl. m, in shell, rust, brown. 32 to 44. KNIT BLOUSE, $3.95! . $3 95 . high neckline styles highly mlored metal-clipped and cowl crepe (or satin). White, egg- . for her boucle suit! Young types and matrons’ styles. . V neck.l rnflly collars, surplice— revers styles. White, emhen, to 44. pistachio, blacky, 34 Third Floor 1214-1220 F STREET phis, Tenn., hm “”ofi. Nw-mhfiv-m mmmon;mu guests at the Fairfax for the Winter. Miss Nancy McCandlish, who is & student at Sweet Brier College, will FORMER KAISER LOSES BANKING HOUSE SUIT Denied Verdict in Appeal for $192,000 in Deal for Indus- trial Shares. By the Assoclated Press, LEIPZIG, Germany, December 21.— Former Kaiser Wilhelm II yesterday lost & case he brought to the Supreme from | Appellate Court sgainst the Gold- Schmidt-Rothschild Co., Berlin bank- ing_house. He had sued for annulment of ““|FREE INSTRUCTION Mrl. !rvln L. Camp with her son, I L. Camp, jr, has moved to the Wardman Park Hotel where they have taken an apartment and will make their home during the current Walks 2,037 Miles at 70. At the inquest at Sutherland, Eng- land, it was revealed that although 70 years old, George Cox had walked 2,037 miles in 109 days & few months ago. CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PARTY SATURDAY AT 10 AM. New Whistling YO-YOS GIVEN AWAY CANDY FOR EVERYONE Admission 25¢ AMBASSADOR SWIMMING POOL 0000000000600 00000000000 his behalf in 1928 through Court Counsellor Nits, eontroller of volved was 480,000 $192000), agatnst which the 1215EN. NA. 1586 JULIUS GARFINCKEL &.Ca STREET AT FOURTEENTH GAY HOLIDAY TIMES AHEAD FOR THE MERRY YOUNG SET, MISSES . . . JUNIORS . .. GIRLS . And a busy day ahead for us tomorrow when you urrg‘down here to see the grandest array of Holiday Fashions and Gifts ever known!... includ- ing our very wonderful assortments at inexpensive prices. New Yuletide evening gowns, wraps and apparel on our Fourth and Sixth Floors . . . and Gift suggestions in every department. If you want help in selecting we’ll be happy to send some one around with you. ElllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIHHIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHMIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIINIIIIIII|III|I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIII||||||lllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINI 4 The very latest green; all with gol trim. All-over SILVER kid 2. “Mitzi” orb.mk and heel sandal or white satin, Fust s Covere in "striv ust of gold kid. with strips included Stratford Evening Sandals mode in open-toe strip sandals and sandal ties. Velvets in black, red, blue, green; white, bla ck, brown, red, satins in Id or silver GOLD or 1. “Claire” A new front strap san- dal made up of strips of vold or silver kid, 5695 o that Bour Chistmas may be Merrp and Pour Netw Pear map be Bappy . . Evening Clothes from our Fourth Floor Dress Shops—for Juniors, Misses and Women priced with typical Jelleff regard for holiday-taxed budgets A. Shaded chiffon rhinestones clipped on each shoulder. floats into the evening scene in a fairy frock with looped rings of In shades of forget-me-not and bud green. Full crepe de chine slip. Sizes 14 to 20. $22.75. in a most timely sale that brings a saving of almost two dollars, as they usually sell for $8.75. From the Misses’ Moderate Price Shop, where you will find no end of exciting news in thilored satin, slipper satin, embroidered lace, sequin and beaded crepes, ombre satin. In white, Holly red, chartreuse, hi-lite blue, aqua and black. 14 to 20, $16.95 to $25. Fourth Flder B. Diamond squares of luminous satin C. A lovely lace dress ful and very slender. Flowers flatteringly poised at the throat. The on dull crepe with jewel-clipped halter neckline . .. backless but for two sleek bands of the material. In white and shell pink. A Junior inspiration just arrived in the Starlight Shop. $16.95. You'll find the Starlight Shop all a-sparkle with myriads of youth- lmllu hol:d-y frocks for dining and dancing and afternoon socials. moire, matelasse, net, printed satin. Sizes 11 to 17, n_crepe, sms and $19.75. Fourth Fioor artfully designed to make 4 woman look tall and grace- little jacket with cape sleeves covers a formal dress. In sapphire, beige, and black, $16.95. Sizes 36 to 44. p. Long black evening wrap From the Moderate Price Shop's collection of women’s fashions for dinner, evening and dressy afterncon occasions . . . crepes, eating and lace . . . white, black, jewel colors and flower-like pastels. Sizes 38 to 44, and a separate, carefully chosen selection for little women—16Y; to 2415, $16.95 to $25. Fourth Floor with a round rippling collar of White Lapin to make a junior look disarmingly young and en- chanting. Richly lined with white satin. $29.75. ‘The evening " sketched, B. is black velvet, bloused in back with heavy running '’ and ’round the full barrel sleeves. ‘Misses’ 14 to 20—$19.75. From the Evening Wrap Shop, where you'll have no lrouhla finding just about every new wrap ‘lih- in velvet, metal ore s ) Holly red, silver $li .. .phhorhrmmmod. Sizes for Juniors, Misses, and Women, $16.95 to $29.75. Fourth Floor