Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1935, Page 7

SOCIETY. SOCIETY president and Mrs. Roosevelt Issue Invitations to Reception for " Members of Congress. HE Chief Executive and Mrs. Roosevelt have issued invita- tions for the reception in honor of members of Congress Monday evening, January 21, at 9 olock at the White House. This will be the third of the official recep- tions given annually. President and Mrs. Roosevelt will entertain at dinner Thursday, January 24, for the head of foreign missions. The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr.; will have as their guests next week the latier's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Werner Josten of Northampton, Mass. Mr. Josten is the well-known composer, and some of his composi- tions were played in Washington last vear by the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. The Attorney General and Mrs. Homer 8. Cummings had as their guest overnight Mr. John Murphy, who will return to his home in New York today. Mrs, Bartow S Weeks, who has been the guest of the Attorney Gen- eral and Mrs. Cummings, will leave today for her home in New York Speaker and Mrs. Byrns Guests at McMillan Home. ‘The Speaker of the House and Mrs. | Joseph W. Byrns were the ranking guests at luncheon today of Repre- sentative and Mrs. Thomas S. Mc- Millan of Charleston, S. C., who enter- tained at the Capitol in compliment to the Charleston Singers, the group organized for the preservation of Negro spirituals and plantation mel- odies. The singers have come to Washington to sing this afternoon and again this evening in the home Munthe de . Morgenstierne have as their guest at the legation over Sun- day Mr. Josh Andersen of New York, vice president of the Norweglan- American Chamber of Commerce. Senstor and Mrs. W. Warren Bar- bour will entertain at dinner this evening in honor of former Repre- sentative and Mrs. Richard S. Aldrich of Rhode Island, who are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wilkins for a short time. The dinner will precede the second meeting of the dancing class this season at the Sulgrave Club. Last evening Senator and Mrs. Bar- bour were hosts to a small company at dinner, entertaining in compli- ment to the former's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Barbour, who are with them over Sunday. Earlier in the day Mrs. Barbour was hostess at tea in honor of Mrs. Charles Francis Adams. wife of the former Secretary of the Navy, who is visiting former Undersecretary of State and Mrs, Willlam R. Castle, jr. The American Minister to Nicara- gua and Mrs. Arthur Bliss Lane have arrived in New York and are at the Barclay for a short stay before com- ing to Washington. The Minister has come to this country on leave. Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Sen- ator Hattie Caraway, Representative William J. Driver, Representative Til- man B. Parks, Representative Claude ler, Representative Ben Cravens, Rep- resentative David D. Terry and Repre- sentative John L. McClellan and their families will be honor guests at the of Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis for | annual ball given at the Raleigh Hotel the benefit of the Robert E. Lee Me- morial Foundation. They also will | sing tomorrow for the President and | Mrs. Roosevelt in the White House. Others at the luncheon were tonight from 9 to 1 o'clock by the Bridge tables Brownie H. Arkansas State Soclety. will be provided. | A. Fuller, Representative John E. Mil t Mrs. ! | Kerr is president of the soclety and the | members of the South Carolina dele- | 2ation in Congress, the company num- bering about 60. The Swedish Minister and Mme. will entertain at dinner on January 26 expects all Arkansans in the Capital ;™ to attend the reception and ball. Mrs Wilbur J. Carr, wife of the As- sistant Secretary of State, will not re- | ceive tomorrow afternoon and will not Additional | guests have been invited to a musical | after the dinner, at which Mme. Goeta Ljungberg. Swedish soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, will sing. Mme. Ljungberg will give a concert a1 the National Theater Sunday eve- nmg, January 27. ‘The Minister of the Netherlands, Jonkheer H. M. van Haersma de With, was the honor guest at luncheon ves- terday in New York of Col. H. Murray Jacoby and Mrs. Jacoby. ‘The Mini: FA AR KA K * ; ¥ Purple Iris ¥ TEA HOUSE LUNCHEONS—TEAS—DINNERS 3200 Rittenhouse St. N.W. Cleveland 1135 er of Norw and Mme. | | | 0. 0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.4 ingion's moat beautifs r WASHINGTON MEMORIJAL PARK Invites yon visit the most modern "bur Parking Planning _ Area. Beautitul, “uniform. Inexpensive bronze tablets. No monuments. Sacred chimes music Sundays. 3:00-4:3 Drive paved Riggs R4, cross University Lane. Alh-! 6530 for information and assistance. “What Shall I Eat?” Amazing Facts About Mineral Starvation 4 STARTLING LECTURES Thomas Robert Gaines World-Known Authority in Scientific Feeding Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Jan. 20, 21, 22, 23, at 8 P.M. b It True That the Accepted Diet of Civilization Is the Basie Cause Behind the Ever-Increasing Gain in Insanity, Disease, Crime and Human Misery? HOTEL HAMILTON— Admi Real Estate Loans 6% You Can Take 12 Years to Pay Off Your Loan Without the Expense of Renewing $1,000 for $10 Per Month No Commission Charged Including Interest and Prin Larger or Smaller Loans at Proportionate Rates Perpetual Building Association Established 1881 Largest in Washington Assets Over $32,500,000 Corner | vard Club of New York. C/ddr Hilll et e T | dancing class this season at the Sul- grave Club. evening. | of the Italian embassy and Signora lith and E Sts. N.W. EDWARD'C. BALTZ, Secretary observe her Sunday afternoons home until February 3. Former Assistant 8ecretary of War and Mrs. Henry Breckinridge of New York announce the engagement of the latter's daughter, Miss Alva de Acosta Root, to Mr. Charles Fiske Bound, son of Mrs. Alexander M. Orr of New York and the late Charles Fiske Bound. Miss Root is the daughter of Mr. Oren Root of New York and a great niece of former Secretary of State, Mr. Elihu Root. Her grandparents were the late Dr. Oren Root of New York and the late Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo de Acosta of New York. She is a graduate of Miss Chapin’s School and of Sweet at | Briar College and made her debut in New York in 1932 when she became a memher of the Junior League. Bound graduated from Hotch- kxss "School in 1928 and in 1932 graduated from Harvard College. He 9K | is & member of the Hasty Pudding the Institute of 1770, the D. the Spee Club and the Har- His_sister is Mrs. Aymer Embury, 2d, of New York. No date s given for the wedding. Mrs. Joseph Leiter and her niece, Miss Audrey Campbell, are enter- taining at dinner this evening pre- ceding the second meeting of the Club, K. K. The councelor of the Rumanian legation and Mme. Florescu will enter- tain a small company at dinner this The retiring air and military attache Magda Sbernadori Belingardi are sail- ing from New York today for Italy aboard the Conti de Savoia. Maj. Gen. R. E. Callan, who is re- tiring as assisiant chief of staff, G-4, was the honor guest at a luncheon today at the Army-Navy Club of the ion Is Free Commission i Charged | ol Surplus $1,250,000 YHE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. BRIDE OF YESTERDAY MRS. WINSLOW CARLTON, Who before her marriage yesterday afternoon in the Church of the Pilgrims was Miss Mary Margaret Gillies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gillies. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Newcomb Carlton of New York, former president of the Western Uni of Self-help Cn novr- officers of the Supply Division, War Department, general staff. Gen. Callan | has completed the four-year tour of duty as assistant chief of staff and will take up his new post as com- manding general of the 3d Corps Aria February 18 in Baltimore. Mrs. Eldon Paul kmz and Mrs Eloise Marshall Webb entertained at luncheon at the Shoreham yesterday in honor of Miss Margaret McMullen and Miss Randolph Richardson, two of the past season’s debutantes. £ ssisting Mrs. King and Mrs. Webb were Mrs. Willlam W. John McMullen, Mrs. Frederick D. Richardson and Mrs. Hoggatt Clopton. Among other guests were Miss Lyla Townsend, Miss Louise Waller, Miss Bette Hartz, Miss Margaret Speirs, Miss Katherine Pearson, Miss Marylyn Reeves, Miss Dorothy Kurtz, Miss Ella Harllee and Miss Wilson. Mr. James M. Beck, jr. resentative and Mrs. James M. Beck, in Washington, returned to the Savoy- Plaza, in New York, for a few days preparatory to sailing today aboard the Ile de France for England, where he will join Mrs. Beck in their home in London. Mr. and Mrs. Beck came to this country in the late Autumn and expected to return to London for Christmas, but Mr. Beck was detained in this country on business and spent Christmas with his parents in Wash- ington. Mrs. Edwin Phillips Kohl of New York, who is at her apartment on Wyoming avenue, entertained at a luncheon yesterday, when her guests included Mrs. Robert J. Bulkley, Mrs. Phillip A. Caulfield, Mrs. Andrew W. | Cruse, Mrs. David Ernest Hudson, Miss Mathilde Bruce Rodger and Miss Alicia Tumulty. Mrs. Harry Covington will entertain 8t a dinner in her home on Wyoming avenue this evening for a group of ladies whose husbands are attending the Alfalfa Club tonight. Mrs. Ogden L. Mills, wife of the for- mer Secretary of the Treasury, is spending the week end with her father, Mr. P. §. P. Randolph. in his Winter home in Pinehurst, N. C. Mrs. Branch Entertained For Atlanta Visitor. Guests attending luncheon given by Mrs. Harllee Branch at Wardman Park Hotel yesterday in honor of her daugh- ter-in-law, Mrs. Harllee Branch, jr., of Atlanta, Ga, were Mrs. Joseph O’Mahoney, Mrs. Walter George, Mrs. Benjamin Foulois, Mrs. A. L. P. Mark- Wardlaw, Mrs. Willlam Stanley, Mrs. Theodore Walters, Mrs. W. W. Howes, Mrs. Harold Stephens, Mrs. Angus MacLean, Mrs. M. 8. 8symceak, Mrs, ‘Walter Wyatt, Mrs. Max Gardner, Mrs. Consuelo Andrew Seoane, Mrs. William Harllee, Mrs. Herbert Feis, Mrs. Ewin Davis, Mrs. R. D. W. Con- nor, Judge Annabel Matthews, Mrs. Emil Hurja, Mrs. B, A. Mathews, Mrs. Edward Warner, Mrs. Carroll Cone, Mrs. Julien Friant, Mrs. Samuel Wassell, Mrs. Louls Caldwell, Mrs. Burrell Raulston, Mrs. Thad Brown, Mrs. Ogilvip Shumate, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Albert Davis, Mrs. William Slattery, Mrs. Harry Fulton and Mrs. Benjamin Hill. Mrs. Harllee Branch, jr., who has been the guest of the Becond Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs. Branch since December 23, will return to At- lanta today. Mrs. Robert Hudson George of Providence, R. 1., a delegate to the | Midwinter meeting of the Smith Col- Jege Alumnae Association is a guest of Mrs. John W. Davidge at her home, 2825 Rock Creek drive. Mrs. Lewis N. Murray, attending the Smith College Alumnae, meeting here, is & guest of her brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Kaufl- mann, 1 West Melrose street, Chevy Chase, Md. Mrs. Francis Field of Biltmore, N. C., a delegate to the Smith College meeting here is visiting Mrs. George Marshall, 1701 Argonne place. Mrs. Augustus Downing of New York City, a Smith College graduate here for a meeting of her alumnae | association is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. C. Downing, 2030 Hilyer Place. A notable group of Washingtonians will throng Constitution Hall tomor- Tow afternoon at 4 o'clock to hear the third annual concert of the Vienna Boys’ Ohoir, that remarkable group of singing boys from Vienna, who for the past two seasons have been music lovers of the Capital with their flutelike voices in a capella church music and secular songs, as well as in operetia. Among those who have taken or- chestra and box reservations for the concert are Miss Moira Archbold, Mrs. John C. Breckenridge, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Countess Szechenyi, Miss Mabel Crissey, Mme. Julia Cantacu- zene Grant, Mrs. Pierre Gaillard, the Minister of Austria, Mr. Edgar L. G, Member of Federai Home Loan Bank System The District of Columbdia Butlding & Loar League Prochnik; Mrs. Christian Heurich, Mrs. Charles L. Hussey, Mrs. Rawling Hume, Mrs. George Eckels, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Fletcher, Mrs. F. B. Gib- son, Mrs. George Hewitt Myers, Mrs, Robert E. Lee, Mrs. A. K. Payne, Mr. William K. Ryan, Mre. Willlam How- Howes, Mrs. | who hes | ,been visiting his parents, former Rep- on. The bride was formerly director ves for the m-m Emergency Rellef wa-nnnn ard Taft. Mrs. Frances Nash Waison, Mrs. R. H. Fletcher, Mrs. Joseph H. Choate. Mrs. Grosvenor Jones and | Mrs. Wilton Lambert. Mrs. Dorsey is | arranging the concert. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin T. Haley of Greensboro, N. C., were honor guests in & box party given by Mrs. Theodore | W. Cook at the National Theater yes- terday afternoon. when the Ted Shawn Man Dancers were presented by Wil liam Albaugh of Baltimore. Mr. Haley was in town on a brief visit and appeared as principal speaker on the convention program at the Shoreham Hotel yesterday, when the District of Columbia and Baltimore | life underwriters met in joint session. Other guests in the box party at the National included Mrs. Willlam E. Barrett, Mrs. Joseph Ferris. Mrs. Dow, Miss Amelia MacFavden, ail of Wasp- ington, and Miss Louise MacFayden of Waynesville, N. C.. who Is visiting { her sister for the Winter. Mr. Joseph P. Tumulty, secretary to the late President Wilson. will be host at dinner this evening, his guests being only men, & number of whom will come from New York for the party. Dinner will be followed by a program of entertainment. Mrs. Henry H. Balch, wife of the consul general of the United States at Dublin, Ireland, is the house guest of Mr. Hugh G. Grant of the De- | partment of State and Mrs. Grant. | Mrs. Balch was an honor guest of the Alabama Society of Washington at the congressional reception last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Hanson will give the second in a series of dinner parties which they are planning to give during the Winter months this | evening at their home in Alta Vista, | Md. The honor guests at the dinner will be Capt. C. Franklin Schilt and Mrs. Schilt of Quantico, Va. Among the out-of-town guests invited to at- tend the dinner are Mr. and Mrs. J. Henderson Dorsey and Dr. Thomas J. Coonan of Baltimore, Md. Bishop H. H. Fout of Indianapolis, Ind, is a guest at the Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hathaway of | Edgemoor, Md,, have as their guest | mr. Hathway's mother, Mrs. Charles | Hathaway of New York City. Mrs. Knowlton Nebeker has returned to her home in Drummond, Md., after having spent the past month in New Orleans, La. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. R. Goodwin of ‘Williamsburg, Va., are spending a few days at the Dodge. Mrs. John A. Fleming of Drum- mond, Md., entertained at a luncheon yesterday at Brook Farm Tea House when her guests were Mrs. Adrien Busick, Mrs. Freeborn Johnston, Mrs. Tom M. Anderson and Dr. Winifred G. Whitman. After the luncheon Mrs, Fleming took her guests to the bridge party given by the Woman’s Club of Bethesda at their club house on Georgetown road. Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury entertained at dinner last evening in their home in Palm Beach, Fla. in honor of Lady Hadfleld of England. Mr. and Mrs. A. Dennis Lewis will entertain at & buffet supper tomorrow evening in their apartment at the Westchester. Commodore and Mrs. Rihard Crisp, will leave today for 8t. Petersburg, Fla, to spend the remainder of the Winter. Fhe debutantes of the season have formed a bridge club and will meet twice a month at the Grafton Hotel, The club has its first meeting Wednes- day and & buffet supper followed. The Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde will entertain at & small tea tomorrow afternoon from 8 to 7 o'clock in his apartment. Mrs. Horace Reynolds 8hare and Mrs. Colby Dodge will al- ternate at the tex table. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will be host~ ess at & tea at the English-Speaking Union Club rooms, 1107 Sixteenth street Monday, January 21, from 4:30 to 6 o'clock, in honor of Lady Wolston of Cambridge English. Lady Walston will speak. Capt. Earl R. Shipp, U. 8. N, and Mrs. Shipp, who with their family will leave soon for Californis, where Capt. Shipp will be on duty, were guests of honor for whom Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Claybrook Elder entertained at dinner &t the Shoreham last evening. The company included also Hr. md Mrs. H. Gordon Edmonds, Mr. Mrs. Olarence May llder. Miss Bom Myer and Mr. Ernest L. May. Mrs, Russell William Magna, presi- dent general of the D. A. R, is a guest at the Mayflower, having ar- rived in Washington yesterday. Alumni of George Washington Entertain for Hoovers, Two officials of the Federal Gov- ernment, both of whom have attained national prominence through their vital public service, were feted by their fellow alumni of Gegrpe Wash- C.. RATURDAY, ington University at & luncheon held at the Mayflower today in honor of Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, director of the division of investigation of the De- partment of Justice, and his brother, Dickerson N. Hoover of the Depart- ment of Commerce. Mr. J. Edgar Hoover will speak. Interest in the occasion was keen, and one of the largest groups that has ever attended a George Wesh- the garden room of the Mayflower, the function was transferred to the main ball room to accommodate the company of 400 who were present. The luncheon was under the aus- pices of the General Alumni Associa- tion of the university. Mr. Cherles 8. Baker, president of the General Alumni Association, pre- sided, and introduced the speaker. Dr, F, A, Hornaday, chairman of the Committee on Arrangements, was as- sisted by Mrs. Joshua Evans, Miss May Paul Bradshaw and Mr. Paul Edger 8horb. Mr. Willlam Ware Adams. Ameri- can vice consul at Berlin, Germany, and Mrs. Adams, have arrived in Washington and will spend some time at the Martinique. Mrs. Idon E. Hodge of Charleston, W. Va, is & guest of her son, Mr. Marion Hodge and femily, and her sisters-in-law, Mrs. Van Antwerp and Miss Hodge at 2900 Connecticut avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Rose enter- tained at dinner and bridge Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J, Stein In celebration of Mr. Stein’s 54th birthday anniversary. Covers were laid for 26. Included among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Steln, Mr. Joseph Stein, Dr. and Mrs. Herman Hertzberg, Mr. and Mrs. M. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. M. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Jullus Weinstein, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Polonsky, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Freedman, Miss Selma Freedman, Dr. Benjamin Naiman, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Basseches and Miss Augusta Basseches. Prominent women in the official life will be included among the patronesses for the mid-Winter concert by Marian Chace and her dance group Tuesday night at 8:30 o'clock in Roosevelt auditorium. The patroness list is headed by Mrs. George Dern, wife of the Secretary of War; Mrs. Harold Ickes, wife of the Secretary of the Interfor; Mrs. Daniel C. Roper, wife of the Secretary of Commerce: Mrs. ‘Willlam H. King, wife of the Senator i from Utah. Mrs. Eliphalet F. Andrews of Alex- andria will be included among the well known art patrons who will at- tend the concert. The ushers for the concert will be Miss Jeanne Reynolds, niece of Sen- ator King, who is chairman of the group; Miss Frances Shaw, Miss Re- becca Crowley, Miss Laura Staggers, Miss Betty Allen, Miss Afton Brown, Miss Alice Moyle, Miss Jane Hem- minger, Miss Josephine Hemminger, Miss Jean Ames, Miss Ann Calhoun Ames, Miss Elaine Rush, Miss Ann Jarvis and Miss Betty Gray. Reserved seats for this dance con- cert, which is always one of the most delightful programs of the mid- ‘Winter season here, may be had at the downtown agencies and at Mise Chace's studio. Charter members of the Women's City Club will be given recognition in 2 unique way by non-charter members at a dinner at the club house on Jack- son place this evening. Miss May Belle Raymond is chairman of the committee planning the event, which is for members only, and a large num- ber of those active in the organization of the club 15 years ago have made reservations. are the president, Mrs. John S. Ben- nett; Miss Loretta V. Barnes, Miss Florence C. Bell, Miss Mary E. Black, Miss Rebecca L. Blaine, Mrs. Laura Bradley, Miss Charlotte L. Carmody, Miss Florence Davies, Mrs. I. B. Dod- son, Mrs. Nell Dunlap, Dr. A. Frances Foye, Mrs. H. K. Fulton, Miss Sara P. Grogan, Mrs. Frank L. Hampton, Miss Adela L. Heaven, Miss Alice M. Heaven, Miss Flora Hoff. Mrs. Ray- mond H. Keller and Miss Elizabeth F. King. Fairfax Home Opened For Afternoon Party. Mrs. Welles Alexander Gray en- tertained yesterday afternoon at a bridge luncheon at her home near Fairfax. Mrs. Louis Crandall of St. Louis, Mo., who is the house guest of Mrs. James M. Henderson of Fair- fax, was the guest of honor. Other guests included Mrs. Paul E. Brown, Mrs. George Raymond Huffard, Mrs. Burt F. Salisbury and Mrs. James M. Henderson, all of Fairfax; Mrs. Frank- lin P. Shaw and Mrs. C. A. Ransom of Falls Church. Mr. and Mrs. Eston Broyles of Luray and Washington announce the marriage of their daughter Evelyn to Mr. Leonard Vogt of Luray. The marriage took place in Washington January 15. Mr. and Mrs. Vogt will reside in Luray. Miss Henrletta Herron has as her guest at the Grafton Miss Betty Rine- ‘walt of Boise, Idaho. At the most dellght{ul dance given in Central Prince Georges County this season, Miss Dorothy Chaney cele- brated her eighteenth birthday anni- versary a few evenings ago at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Bertha Lucas, on Shady Side avenue, Capitol Heights, Md. Among the guests were Mrs. Daisy Cressman, Miss Estelle Beall, Mr. W. Fulburn, Mrs. Bertha Schnei- der, Mrs. Dorothy Beall, Mr. Roland Thompson, Mr. Gordon Hawkshaw, Mr. and Mrs, William Farr, Mr, and Mrs, Emmett Saar, Mrs. Louise Payne, Mr. snd Mrs. William Sharer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lare, Mr. and Mrs. George Nairan, Mr. and Mrs. George Halfpap, Mr. and Mrs. William Miles, Miss Alice Thompson, Miss Julia Halfpap and Miss Margaret Malfpap. ‘The junior group of the American Association of University Women en- tertained at a dinner bridge in the club house at 1634 I street northwest, Thursday evening. The hostess was Miss Margaret Cook, assisted by Miss Pauline Yates Long and Miss Margue- rite Atchison. The guests were Miss Millicent Rex, Miss Ruth Peterson, Mrs. Elliot Pennel, Miss Catharin Murray, Miss Sarah Moser, Miss Ma- rion Morton, Miss Edna Mitchel, Miss Pauline Yates Long, Miss Virginia Kinnard, Miss Elva Keplinger, Miss Sarah Kaplan, Miss Alice A. Jewell, Miss Eleanor Hoyt, Miss Mildred Green, Miss Elsle Green, Mrs. Ralph Haupt, Mrs. Lanier Gray, Miss Ruth Goss, Mrs. N. Y. Garner, Miss Elsa | Fowle, Miss Arline Dufour, Miss Mar- garet Cook, Miss Janeiro Brooks, Miss Mercedes Berry, Miss Winifred de Voe, Marguerite Atchison, Miss Fran- ces Arnold, Miss Edith Rose, Miss Mary Vaccaro, Miss Mary Soroka, Miss Violet Winter. Miller of Seat Mrs. Willlam F. Pleasant, Md., prominent Prince Georges County social worker, is spending several weeks with her mother, Mrs. Fred Oa'nwell in St Pemlb\lrl Fla. Miss Catherine Rhodeheaver of Oakland, Md., was married to Mr. Lewis T. Lucas, son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Lucas of Shady Side avenue, Capitol Heights, Md., January 12, it| 3 was announced yesterday. The mar- riage took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Willism Parr op Sixty-frst ¥, JANUARY: Among those planning to attend y 19, 1935. street, Capitol Heights, Md., with Rev. 8. H. Williamson, pastor of the Grace Church of the Nazerene, performing the ceremonies. The pride wore a cream lace gown with assessories to match. She carried a bouquet of tea roses. Among the guests were Miss Mar- garet Halfpap, Miss Julia Halfpap, Miss Alice Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. George Halfpap, Mr. and Mrs, William Miles, Mr. and Mrs. George Nairan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lare, Mr. and Mrs. William Sharer, Mrs. Louise Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Saar, Mr. Gordon Hawkshaw, Mr. Roland Thompson, Mrs. Dorothy Beall, Mrs. Bertha Schneider, Miss Mary Garg- ston, Mr. Charles Phillips, Mr. Carl McCoy, Mr. Elsworth Thompson, Miss J. McCoy, Miss Amy McCoy, Mr. W. Fulburn, Miss Estelle Beall and Mrs. Daisy Cressman. Missouri Society Honoring Congressional Delegation Tonight. Representative Clarence Cannon, first vice president, will preside at the meeting and announce the program of the Missouri State Society meeting to be held in the hall of nations in the Washington Hotel this evening, begin- ning at 8:30 c'clock. The reception will follow the program, when Miss Orma Ewing, vocalist, and Mr. Stuart Moore, cello soloist, will give groups of numbers. Representative Thomas C. Hennings, jr. will be the guest speaker. The Missouri delegation in Congress and their wives will be the guests of honor, which includes Senator Bennett Champ Clark, Senator Harry S. Tru- man, Representative Jasper C. Bell, Representative Clarence Cannon, Rep. resentative James R. Claiborne, Rep- resentative John J. Cochran, Repre- sentative Richard M. Duncan, Repre- sentative Arthur D, Healey, Repre- sentative William L. Nelson, Repre- sentative Milton A. Romjue, Repre- sentative Joseph B. Shannon, Repre- sentative Dewey Short, Representa- tive Clyde Williams, Representative Reuben T. Wood and Representative Orville Zimmerman. Mrs. Richard M. Duncan, Mrs. Julian Friant and Mrs. L. H. Hannah ar- ranged the entertainment. Mrs. John J. Cochran, chairman of hospitality and reception, will be assisted by Mrs, Clyde Williams and Mrs. Clarence Canncn. Hostesses will be Mrs. John B. Gordon. Mrs. Jewell Swofford, Mrs, Ernest E. Hall, Mrs. Theodore C. Al- ford, Miss Inez Justus, Mrs. Volney G. Burnett, Mrs. U. Bon Geaslin and Mrs. Albert Bassett. Dancing begins at 10 o'clock. ‘The annual ca orty given by the Rector’s Aid Society of All Souls’ Me- morial Episcopal Church will be held at the Shoreham Hotel on Monday at 8:15 pm. Mrs. William S. Quinter, president of the society, has named Mrs. Nor- man Underwood as general chairman and Mrs. William D. Sterrett assisting. Others assisting are Miss Fanny Wee- don, Mrs. Thomas J. Howerton, Mrs. John Knox Arnold. Mrs. A. E. T. Hansmann, Mrs. Herbert Kerslake, Mrs. John C. Koons, Mrs. Ann Fisher, Mrs. Harry C. Grove, Mrs, Halbert E. Payne and Miss Eliza Wessell. Miss Anne Moore of 2940 Upton street is chairman of reservations and will arrange tables for parties as well as for individual guests. A silver tea sponsored by the Moth- ers’ Club of St. John's College is 1o be held at the home of Mrs. Andrew Carrico, jr.. 7926 West Beach drive northwest, from 4 to 7 o'clock tomor- row afternoon for the benefit of the La Salle Auxiliary. Musical selections, fortune tellers and fun will be the spirit of the tea. A card party and dance will be he'd at Wardman Park February 15. Postmaster General Farley, Scnator and Mrs, Joseph C. O'Mahoney and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bray are among the patrons for the dance, which Is the annual cadet hop. This is also for the benefit of the La Salle Auxiliary, which is composed of patrons who aid in the support of the Ammendale Schoel. The Washington Western College Alumnae Association will entertain at luncheon in honor of the president of the college, Dr. Ralph Kiddoo Hickock, today at 1:30 p.m. at the Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Oliver Scott Reading, president of the Washington Alumnae Associa- tion, is in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Stanley Cook, Mrs. Willlam A. Eckels and Miss Helen Field. All alumnae in the city are invited. The Falls Church Parent-Teacher Association gave a community dinner Thursday night in the Madison School basement for the benefit of the school welfare and improvement work. Vir- ginia ham was featured on the menu and between 350 and 400 people were served. Mrs. Carson W. Ryan is presi- dent of the P.-T. A. and Mrs. H. A. Hollins was chairman of the Commit- tee on Arrangements. Miss Martha M. Bean. national president, Tau Phi Sorority, visited Iota Chapter of Easton, Pa., last week end. The chapter planned a most enjoyable trip for Miss Bean, which included a lovely dinner and tea on Sunday afternoon and at which time they presented her with a corsage of violets, the sorority flower. Miss Bean returned Tuesday morning by way of New York. Patrons and patronesses for the sec~ ond annual charity-benefit ball of the Silver Spring Lions’ Club tonight at the Mayflower Hotel have been an- nounced, and include Senator-elect Rush D. Holt of West Virginia, Mr. Everett Sanders, former chairman of the National Republican Committee; Maj. E. Brooke Lee, Mr. Charles Hoo- ver, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bond Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Coughlan, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Howlett, Dr. and Mrs. James J. Hanan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Amatucci, Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blakes- lee, Mrs. J. D. Coughlan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Crossan, Mr. and Mrs. Ber- LOST. Lost and Found advertisements Jor the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, ucmm up to noon day of issue. 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A member of the District National Guard, he served in the expedition to Mexico in 1917. During the World ‘War, he served as captain, 9th In- fantry, in the Second Division. being wounded October 4, 1918. president of the local branch of the Second Division Society. Mr. Beckstein was active also in Columbia Chapter, No. 1, Royal Arch J. Howell s | He was | Masons; Columbia Commandery, No. | 2, Knights Templar; the Sojourners Club; Victory Post, American Legion, and the Disabled Veterans of the ‘World War. He was a past president of the Temple Masonic Club. His widow, Mrs. Fannie L. Beck- stein, survives. Masonic services will be held at his home Monday at 2 pm, followed by burial with military honors in Arlington National Ceme- tery. ——— Braths. AMBUSH, YRENE. Departed this life Thursdn‘lelnun{ 17,1035, at ) a st_sw. Apt. 1. Mrs IRENE AMBUSH. ' Sne. ieaves to mours lPelr loss s devoted husband. Halford h;_devoled mother. five brothers, Prank, Clarence. George and 5 Mrs. Addie oney: four nephews. two nieces and y other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at Gardiner & Bon's fu. neral home, 312 4th st. s.w. Funeral ?Hnalfl' .thnu"yl‘lh at 2 pm: from 27 18t st. 8w ntermen o morial Cemetery e G. CARTER. NELLIE G. dener B Womin “} e Wyoming Apis. NELLIE G CARTER. daughter of the late Ben- jamin G. and Ella_P. Carter and be- loved niece of Mrs. Bessie C. Riely. Re- Mains resting at Hysone's Barlora. 1300 N i otice of funeral later. CAU FrnAN JOSEPH C. On Priday. Jan- uary 18 1435 at 2 p.m_ At his home at Colonial Beach. 'Va . JOSEPH C . aged o pean: beloven hishand of Hirtle: n rother of Mrs. Minnie Matthews and Henry Cauffman Re- mains can be seen et Zu; parlors. 301 East_Capitol P.m. Monday. Pun January st 2 gressional Cemetery. friends invited DORSEY, COL. CHARLES, life atier a Jong, flinéss. ac the resicence of “his sist: 2nd sw CHARLES' DORSEY " He leaves Dourn thelr loss a dévoted sis Dorsey Butler: four nieces. E: don. Odessa Foster. Beatrice Thornton and Willena Canacy: two cousins Rob- ert Campbell and Alberta Mitche! Olher " Telagives and friends . Remains festing at Campbell's funeral home. 42 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. Suddenty. on Sat- her resi- T Interment Con- Relatives ar‘d Departed this o 3 v ELLA LK‘JDO\' DOHSE‘ wife late Charlie Dorsey. Remains rest- t E. W. Bundy's funeral home. forn Ve Avenue ‘Baptist Chutch Reve Murtas o7 flclllln( Priends invited. lPhllAflfl~ hia Dabers Dlease copy.) ANNA ER. devored Gaushter of Beveriy FiSher and the Jate Bhion Plshor sister of Marie Scott. Katie Waters. Marcellina J;c\;‘lon Leoniora Chinn. Alice and Charles isher. s. Remains resting at rhe nest Jarvis {uneral church. 1432 You st n.w. Notice of funeral later. FRYE. EDWARD. Departed this life on Thirsday, January 17 1635 at Galling er Hospital. EDWARD FRYE. son of ltish and Ella Prye brother of John James, William and Norvelor Frye. " at his Tate residence. 1118 N H lf'tr 6 o'clock Saturday. “from Union, Wealey Church beiween L and M. Reiatives FUGITT, MILDRED. = On Pt January MILDRED FUGITT. “peloved wite LoP i itie-Bee: Fand Anigbese, of Robert L. and Catherine Prazier of 704 Canboneral from the chapel altavull. 436 7t at 2 are invited. In'e'rrflnl Cedar HIll Cemetery, GORDEN. RICHARD. Departed this life suddeniy. on Priday. January 18, 16:i5, uh Sisters'of the Poor, RICH- EN. father of George Goi- Puneul Saturday, January 19 at + from Hanlon's' funeral pa:lors ne Interment. private. at Moum Olivet Cemetery. GUETHLER. JOHN M. Suddenly. on Fri- o 1935, at his res S JOHN AL be. of Mary 1.'Guethler (nee Lohrmann) Ind father of John and Frank _Guethler _and bmmer of Mrs. Katie Pfeiffer. Pu ®rom the above ek on Morday Janpary 21 at pim. - Relatives and iriends ifh nterment Prospect Hill Cemet HAMILTON. JOHN B. Departed this_life on Tuesday. Januate 15 7:38 S SOHN Bt HAMILTON: * He leav R Hioutn thelr Joss 8 loving wife. Hatt, B. Hamiiton: one Clitton Hamil- ton of Phllldelnhll Pl three grand- children two sisters. Clara_Major of Wildwood. N. J.. and Mary Butler: one - Jimmie Hamilton: tw ‘Hamilton and Ruth Bel S Wetley Warers of Philadel d_a host of other relatives nds. Remains rrsflnl at Ca'rv- bell's funeral home. 423 4th until Saturdsy, January 19, at thence to his late residence. 44 ware o Funeral Sundas 1 from Zion Bapti: beiween 9rd and 4th o M Ellicon officiating. Rel- HAMILTON. JOHN B, Members of Tonic Lodge. No. 17. A. are hereby Totihed wnd Fequestéq o assemble in a \D’clll commumcauun Sunday. January 20, 1935, ‘clock noon. for the purpose of I"!nflh’!l the funeral of our late brolher and past master. JOHN B. HAMILTON Services will be held in | Zion BIFHS: Church. P st. between 3rd lfldfl 4"} Sll‘l W h.‘f ‘l1 o’ l'k‘ltk p.m. i b woriplptol masier 'Attest: R.'A. PHILLIPS. Secretars BA"ILTON .'fl“" B. Columbia Lodge. hB : Ei B{‘;’ |ih€r§g‘fl"0.lv d f ] funeral_o nother fl’ "olL > )N from Zion Baptist Church. ¥ 4th Sunday. January 201 Session_ of sorrow. Elk Rhode Island ave. n.w._Sat um-{ Jan- usry 102t S pm. Al ‘Elks are invited ALLEN . c GRIFFITH, Exalted Ruler. A EEChMPRELL, Secretary ARPER, MARY V. On Fridas. Janusrs B PR ah MARY Vo HARPER of 200 Chlm Bridge rd. departed this S mine Rt Frazigr's faneral home. 5k R. 1 ave. nw. Notice of funeral later. HAWKINS, JAMES ROBERT. On Friday January 18, lm( at hls residence. 44th st. ne. BERT. belo ed husband of Nlll Ill!lle Hawkins Grisby) and son of Robert H. and lenp Hawkins, father of George Robert Hav- Kins. cousin of James A. Edelin. Sur- viving him also are one granddaushter and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains_restinz at Frazier's funeral home 380 R. 1. ave. n.v. Notice of funerallater. o1 £, JOHN HILDEB n ”.v“-fmn}'yfl 181 tcms'yiulazr;(c:mh:;‘ ot s ongres oM™ sarunm JAMES. beloved Ao d Maiy P Jimes. an Funera on Monday, Relatives and Hinterient: Gedar Hi ol and frie; A neen Bra and m‘ sw i January iriends 10 invited. JOHNSON, CHARLIE HAMILTON. denir. it xdm home In Nol{b’e.ck‘ on . ‘saturday SharfiE " HRMILTON JOHNSO! e Hitsbend of - Constance O W N i Sisters, GIy® Mrs. Laura Jackson of Spencer- : Mre. Aiice Barswell of New o brothers, Samuel John- by’ K73 "and Herberd 3 ‘Monday, January i o from " Norbeck Mount Piea: Aot Ghurch, Norbeck, Md. - Relatives and SRt ovited to attend. MARSHALL. JANE AGNES. life Wed ;l!lfll, Jlmllry Jersey ave A1 ew e SANE NonE, g Ty et lh. jate lias arshal Tt 1 A pourn ” thele f- three 0 bfi one liam M.umm and 2 host pihir, e, Bel hematis ruun- st the funeral home of 0. ,A%in and v sts. n w. .vtmn f“‘" by, Shnuary 10, tremm the ropolit m. Interment M lhlu Va. h at 8 p. 19 3 TER T, On Thursda "\g‘f'l 1‘%055‘ at 1 am.. L Bugoand o8 ot Charies ‘mfl'wfl ‘n: from the chaps Cl fl h st t 2 P m Sud- Md.. 935 e John n. Dearted, tmu 16, 1035 at M dlv Jmn [on 3 vited to attend. v aP Y iiheion National ‘cametery. 20 PAINI. Whl-‘l‘ll ’l‘. A special comm\lnl- "‘ No. 7. F. A. A “ud o be present em; at 1 p.m. Mon o WARD EARLY. Master. SCHWARTZ, HENRY C. On Priday, ‘yary 1K, 1935. at his residenc Columbia 1d. n.w.. .. belo Pusband of Charloite E. Schwartz and father of William W. Gchwartz of Tex ington Mo.._and Mrs. Edna E. Smith rvices at his |.vn anuary 21. at Hil-Cometos. 2 ’ n fi Sanuary pat Interment s A7 Beaths. SHERWOOD. JAMES EDWARD. On Sai- yrday, Jacuary 19, 1030, av bz bome WARD SH!R\\OOD beloved usband of Grace Sperwood. | Body resting at Warner 13 mphrey’s funeral home, 844 o:om. ave . Silver Spring. Md. Notice of services later. SIMEON. MARGARET ABET! Priday.January 1K 1 VARG ARSR ELIZABETH. the beloved wife of Marius Simeon. Funeral from the W. W. Cham- bers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st January 21 at 9: to, St Stephen’s Chureh. Pennisylvania ave. 'Dbw where “Taass will be offered. at 10 wm for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetersy. 20 SMITH. AURELIA BROWN. Departed this life suddenly on Thursday. January 17, 1935, at her residence 1217 T st. n.w.. AURELIA BROWN SMITH. She leaves 0 mourn their loss a husband, Ferdi- nand Smith: one sister. Cora Lazen- berry: two brothers. Richard and James G. Brown. and a hosi of other relatives and friends Remains resting at Mal. n & Schey's funeral hom ave %na" R nw. " ui Fahuary 14, at 4 D dav. January 0. from Ebenezer A. M. Chm(‘: O_st. between 27th and 2Rth sts. Rev. Bailev officiating. Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. | SMITH, E. QUINCY. Suddenly, on ®ri- ay. January X 1055, aL his resi- " 3110 Woodland ~_drive. SUfScy “Shimi Srloved musbasa oF the late Katherine Shepherd Smith and father ~of Dorothy ~Quiney Smith, Fuperal from his late home on Monday. Jenuary 1, at 2:10 p.m. Interment in Oak Hiil Cemetery. 20 SPOTTSWOOD. MARIA January 14, MARIA WooD, wite of ate Robert Spotts- \ovine mOVREE of Lowise JDenear Frosie Boone and Alberts Freem: ihe also leaves cleven erandehildren. three reat-grandchildren and many other Telatives. and friends. " Remains resting Al the John T. Rhines funeral chapel jird and Eve Notice of funeral iater Interment On Saturday. SPOTTS- TILGHMAN. LEWI Departed this | llfe rm wwnesanv anuary 16, 1035, 30 at ‘hi nxenu ’\‘)l 2o Wi "k, HLEREAN ine late Jennie and Neu Tlluhm-n Ht leaves to mourn their loss three daugh- ters_and one son. Louisa M., Margaret A and Annie E' Tighman ‘and Jesse y rs. F. Tyler, address Mount Jezreel Bnml-r Churth 5th :nd Rev. L. T. Hughes officiatine Lincoin Memorial Cemeery On Wednesday_ Ja TILGHMA ne he.c from Mount Jezreci E st between 5th Interment o Goiden | Ru( Tods - are Tequested to atterd mFmF H _MINOR. N. ANTHONY R. BROOKS. P. 8. WATSON. MARY E. On Thursdas. ary 17. 19iA her residence RY E_WATSON Magruder nd ieis and & friendy. ~ Remains vesting at George B Ciark Co.’s funeial oarlor. 1418 Florida sve. ne. until rhence ‘1o her Iate Mondav Jany 1 1 Enenczer ME rnwn "4th snd D, 'o” by nape Simetery. Baltimore. Md. at WESTRATER, ALBERT ary 18, 1905, at cn:ley l'lamlulh Ja ALBERT E. WESTRATER of 4020 4 . beloved husband of the late Vir- ath harles w ater”" Pineral services at is Vi ‘resicence or Monday. January 21, 3t 10 a.m. Interment Martinsburg, W. Va 1 at Gr!enmaunt 3:30 g WHITE. ULYSSES L. On Wednesday, Jan- uary 16, 1 Lyss HI voted husband of of Mary late Abner White. brother of Mrs. Adelc Dorsey, Mry, Florence Willis, Mrs. Edna Hill ‘Rev. Marv C. White 'Abner and i White: stepfather of Ruth Bell 1 v velatives “and uary 20. ou Cemetery. NTIAGO. On Fr SANTIAGO. beloved Whitehill and father of Vived 'y Tine & Services at the n neral fa%a ‘Chapin Mo O 0 . Hela: ¢ invit 1nurm5m In Memoriam. lAH!I\ TON. WILLIAM J. Sacred lo lhe of our dear father, WILLIA! EABBRINGTON. ‘Who Ceparted s ide three years ago today. January 19, 103 ing thought. true and tende Just to show we still remember THE CHILDRI BELL \AT!{A:l'lLLA\DJA\lEIR OVER C ‘ THABIE BhLL ‘ho flenlnrd ml- l" January 16. 1920, and JAMES R. BELL. who_ departed this life December 10. Forget you? No. we never will. We loved vou then. we fove you still, Your memory 1s as fresh today AU TRe Dour*vou passed Away. Also_our beloved sister. CARRIE BELL OVERHALL. who dcoaried this life De- cemter 26 your memory lingers tender. fond and true; 75, Yiotues HAWKINS, WILLIAM E. AND JAMES E to_the memory 0! our uevuud E \_uc Iho memory of tl e knew that the Our hearts were eru she at_morning were dead with 30rrow Oh the hen Sne HAWKINS. In loving remembrance Afé and mother, MARY KIBBLE, who Dassed away ten Years 480 today. Jenuary 1. 1025 A loving thought. true and tender. Justye e atill Fmember HOSBARD "AND DAUGHTERS. MQORE. SAMUEL M. 1n loying remen- YPance “of Brotner. SAMUEL MOORE. \\nC ied one year amo toda: January T “"Y BROTHER AND SISTERS. * ROGERS, MARY E. Iy loving memory of oir cear mothei. MARY E. ROGERS. who departed this life seven Ylll’l 230 today, January 19, 1928 This day brings forth Of our dear mother. And the ‘oner ‘who think of her today Are the ones who love her best HER SONS. HERBERT AND KENNETH SOUDER, JOSEPH A.. SR, In loving mem- ey of Jour- dear” fath SOUBER’ Who ‘Basscc away” four years as0 today. January 19. 1 Today recalls sad memeories Of a loved one gone to rest: And those who think of you today ‘Are those Who loved you Best HIS SONS. . SOPHIA D. In loving remem- brance of my dear wife. SOPHIA D WEIGEL. who died one year ago today. Tanuary 19, 1934 KIBBLE. MARY of our dear w d, memaries The depths of sorrow T cannot tell Of the loss of one I loved so well; And while -n{ -hlele\l: DFIEH\II sleep Her memory 1 shall always keep. R _HUSBAND. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. “Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 Seventh 8t. N-W. NAnon'l 2478 Modern_Chavel. Te! Joseph F. Birch’s Sons ne et Bodi3034 M St. N.W. Pho; Established Rz “ALMUS R. SPEARE Succeeding_the original W. R. SPEARE Formerly 1208 I Decatur 6242 “JOHN R. WRlGHT 1337_10th Phone North 0047 CHAS. ¢ ORST C¢ ZURHORST CO. !D lAl CAHTAI. IT. one_Lincoln 0373 CHAMBERS V. L. SPEARE CO. ugt:lot to nor mn“fi 'un ons Co. O ’Em’i‘b'flflia FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. 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