Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1935, Page 42

SOCI1ETY. THE SUNDAY ST AR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 3, —PART THREE. Baron and Baroness Get Welcome at Annapolis ‘Admiral and Mrs. David Sellers Are Host and Hostesses at Luncheon. Bron' sons Entertain Guest. ANNAPOLIS, Md., March 2.—Ad- miral and Mrs. David Sellers had as their guests for the week end at the superintendent’s quarters Baron and Baroness Raymond de Luze of Sau- mur, France. Admiral and Mrs. Sel- lers gave & luncheon in honor of | their guests Sunday. Asked to meet them were Capt. and Mrs. Guy Baker and Mrs. Richard Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Atterbury were to have also been guests but owing to the death of Mr. Sylvester W. Labrot were unable to attend. Mrs. Hawley Ward of Rochester, N. Y., is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Capt. and Mrs. Amon Bronson, at Wardour. Saturday afternoon Capt. and Mrs. Bronson gave & tea in honor of Mrs. Ward at Seven Acres. Their guests also in- cluded Mrs. Hunt of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Valiant of Balti- more and Mrs. John Quigley of New- port and Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Valiant, who are spending the Winter in Baltimore, spent the week end at Seven Acres, their home at Wardour, as the guests of Capt. and Mrs. Bronson, who are occupying their home for the Winter months. Mr. John Quigley of Newport and Philadelphia was the guest over Sun- day of Capt. and Mrs. Guy Baker. Sunday afternoon, Capt. and Mrs. Baker gave a small cocktail party in honor of Mr. Quigley. Comdr. and Mrs. Jesse B. Olden- dorf gave a cocktail party Sunday morning. Mrs. Samuel Brooke and her son, Mr. Samuel Brooke, gave a cocktail party Sunday in honor of Comdr. Lew Atkins (C. C.) and Mrs. Atkins of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Alton R. Arnold of Revell, near Annapolis, celebrated the 50th anniversary of their wedding Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Perry have left by motor for Miami, Fla. They have as their guests on the trip Miss Annie E. Howell of Washington, Mrs Sally A. Varnell of Baltimore and | Miss Ellen Rogers of Shadyside, near | Annapolis. Miss_ Elizabeth Kruesi of Schenec- tady, N. Y., is the guest of Miss Pris- | cila Stockwell at her home Lang- tarry, at Wardour. Mrs. Edward H. Glidden of Balti- | more has sailed from New York for California, where she will join her son-in-law and daughter, Lieut. and Mis. Frederick J. Bell, who, until re- | cently, resided in Annapolis. Lieut. Bell, who has been on the staff of Rear Admiral Thomas C. Hart, now is on duty on the U. 8. S. Maryland. Mr. Whittington Ford., son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ford of West street, entertained on Friday evening 16 guests at a supper party. Lieut. and Mrs. James A. Stuart gave a supper party on Thursday eve- ning at their home at Ferry Farms, opposite Annapolis. [ Capt. and Mrs. Russell Willson had as their week end guests Capt. and | Mrs. John T. G. Stapler of Washing- ! ton. and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Russell of Baltimore. { Miss Helen Furlong, daughter of | Comdr. and Mrs. Francis M. Furlong, | gave a bridge party Tuesday after- noon at her home on Oklahoma ter- race in honor of Miss Anna Catherine Bootes, daughter of Col. and Mrs. James T. Bootes, whose engagement to Lieut. Alan Sutherland, U. S. N, was recently announced Rear Admiral Noble E. Irwin gave a cocktail party yesterday when he was assisted by his daughter, Mrs. Charles Lockwood, wife of Comdr. Lockwood. Comdr. and Mrs. Howard Berry of Newport, R. I.; Lieut. and Mrs. Ruth- | ven E. Libby, Lieut. Lucien Ragonnet | of Washington and Mr. and Mrs. | Charles McWillie of New York were the week end guests of Lieut. and Mrs. Edward C. Metcalfe. | Mrs. Charles De Vin Davis has re- | | turned to her home on Little Aberdeen | Creek.-South River. after a series of visits in Western Pennsylvania and | her son and daughter-in-law, | Comdr. and Mrs. Charles C. Davis in Washington. West virginia Society Dance Wednesday A reception and dance will follow | the business meeting of the West Vir- ginia Society, which is one of the largest and most active in the Dis- trict of Columbia, at the New Raleigh Hotel Wednesday evening. Mr. E. H. Nunnally is president of the society and has appointed chair- men to serve on committees with him for this affair as follows: Reception, Mr. W. W. Arbuckle: Entertainment, Mrs. Ruth Stout; Membership, Mrs. Benna Neff; Social, Mr. David S. Da- vidson; Music and Flocr, Mr. H. W Campbell and Maj. Heber H. Rice; Press and Papers, Mr. D. W. Gall and Mrs. Lillian Cutlip, and Cards and Tables, Mrs. S. C. Lyddane and Mr, C. P. Myer. The entire delegation in Congress is expected, including Senator M. M. Neely and Senator-elect Rush D. Holt, Rep- resentative Robert L. Ramsay, first district; Representative Jennings Ran- dolph, second district; Representative Andrew Edmiston, third district; Rep- resentative George W. Johnson, fourth district; Representative John Kee, fifth district, and Representative Joe L. Smith, sixth district. There are a number of other prominent West Vir- ginians in the city who are expected to attend. The officers of the society are Mr. Nunnally, president; vice presidents by congressional distric first; Mr. David S. Davidson. s Mr. E. T. Morgan. third: Maj H. Rice, fourth; Mr. J. P. Moriority, fifth; Mr. John W. Smith, sixth: John. L. Bateman, recording secretary; Mrs. Sada Shinn, financial secretary; Col. J. William De Grange, treasurer, and Mr. D. W. Gall, historian All West Virginians and their friends who are residing in the city are urged to join the soclety and meet others from their respective communities. St. Andrews’ Choir To Give Benefit Concert A partial list of patrons and pa- tronesses for the concert to be given by St. Andrew’s choir in the ball room at 2400 Sixteenth street north- west tomorrow evening at 8:15 o'clock includes Representative and Mrs. Roy ©O. Woodruff, Representative and Mrs. Harry L. Englebright, Representative and Mrs. John W. Gwynn. Represent- ative Virginia Jenckes, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin, Mr. and Mr: Kerl Stefan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Craig, Gen. and Mrs. W. A. Sno Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Tomas Cajigas, Mrs. H. J. Landrus, Mrs, Gurney L. Hunt, | Mrs. W. L. Pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. David H. .Moore, Maj. and Mrs. George Graham, Mrs. T. J. Horne, Mrs, Drury C. Ludow, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Beasley, Mrs. Amy Karr Ben- ner, Mrs. Merle Sweet, Miss Annie ‘Ward and Miss Mary Eltinge Baker. Warrenton Activities Of Interest in Caphal Miss Constance Harrison enter- tained at tea Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. A. M. Randolph in honor of Miss Henriques of Washing- ton, who is spending the Winter with | Mrs. R. W. Hilleary. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pool have re- | turned to their home here after | spending several weeks in Florida and | brother-in-law | Mrs. | Jamaica. Mr. and Mrs Richard Rice Barrett | |and son Billy are at home from a! | two weeks' fishing cruise in the| | Florida Key i Mrs. Philip G. Marsteller enter- d at tea Tuesday afternoon for tte Nelson Holt of Lynch- burg Holt, who has been visiting here for several weeks, is now the | guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Lees. Miss Paurie Harris of Washington | was the week end guest of Miss Dorothy Montgomery. Mrs. Frances | Scott Carter, who had been visiting in Washington for some time, also spent the week end with Miss Mont- gomery and has returned to the home of her aunts, the Misses Hicks. Lady Robertson of London, wife of the former British Ambassador to Argentina, was the week end guest of her niece, Mrs. George Sloane, and Mr. Sloane. { Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Marshall and | Miss Ethel Bowden of Sandy Spring, Md.. were in Warrenton Sunday. Mrs. John Hay Whitney went to New York this week with Mr. Whit- ney ho sailed today for England | to attend the Grand National Steeple- chese, in which he has entered three ! | horses. Mrs. Whitney remained in this country because of the illness of her grandmother, Mrs. Dobson. of | Philadelphia. | Aids for Drama Guild Performances Selected The Drama Guild of Washington will have as hostesses and ushers for “Harbor Light,” the Owen Davis play, which the guild will present at the Wardman Park Theater Thursday and Friday. Thursday night the hostesses will be Mrs. George Romney and Mrs. Isabelle Farrington and Friday night, | Mrs. Frederick Coville and Mrs. W. | Ridgely Chapline. | The ushers for both performanges will include Miss Helen Connell, Miss Crystal Key, Miss Janet Coon, Miss i Polly Foote, Miss Leora Sanford, Miss Priscilla Bogue Hixson. Miss Cary| | Lucas, Miss Wanda Webb, Miss Pau- | line Stanley and Miss Evelyn Drayton. Hats Moulded to the Head. Newest in material and colors. From $3.00 BESS HAT SHOP 1319 F St., Room 205 International Bldg. SHOP 1303 F STREET "ONE MORE SPRING and a new feeling in suits is here. Lavish cuffs of wolf make this formal botany swagger lyrically lovely. 29.75 {Ilich and Mrs. Alexander Charge Accounts Invited. ENGAGEMENT Of Personal Interest To Washington Residents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Schioss will be at home in their apartment in the Argonne Sunday evening, March 10, from 8 to 11 o’clock in honor of the engagement of their daughter, Evelyn, to Mr. Simon E. Eichberg of this city, which was recently announced. Miss Schloss was given a miscel- laneous shower Tuesday night by Miss Shirley Graff. Bridge was played during the evening and refreshments were served. Thursday night Mrs. William Wolf and Mrs. Alexander ‘Wolf, jr., gave a lingerie shower in the home of the latter on Woodley road. During the evening a buffet supper was served. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dunbar Rosenthal have returned to their apartment in the Westchester from a trip to Mexico City. N weeks Ruth Leon who spent several in New York visiti her and sister, Mr. and James E. Greenberg, has re- turned to her home on Van Buren street. Miss Amy Behrend has as her week end guest Miss Rose Flegenheim, who is a student at Goucher College in Baltimore, and Miss Ruth Behrend, | who attends the Peabody Institute of Music, also in Baltimore, is spending the week end with her parents, Mr. | and Mrs. R. B. Behrend. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nathan, Miss Lucille Nathan and Mr. Melvin Beh- rend have returned from a several weeks' motor trip in Florida. They spent part of the time in Hollywood, | Fla. Miss Helen Moses accompanied her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss to Philadel- phia for last week end to attend the wedding Sunday of their nephew, Mr. Herbert Friedlander, and Miss Cecelia Herbach of Philadelphia. Mrs. Mark Lansburgh, Mrs William volf will leave this week for New Orleans to attend the triennial convention of the Council of Jewish Women. Mrs. Joseph Lang will return today | from a several weeks' visit in New York. Mr. Benoit Baer, with his brother, Mr. Maurice Baer, are spending two | weeks at the St. Charles Hotel in Atlantic City. Mrs. Charles Frank is visiting in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Max David will return | the middle of the week from Atlantic City, where they are spending a week. Miss Rosalie Fribourg, with sister, Mrs. Bertha Solomon, who made their home in Washington, left for New York last week to reside, and were accompanied by their niece, Miss Frances Fribourg, who has returned here. Miss Kathryn Abel has returned from New York, where she was the guest for a week of Miss Mollie and Adele Held. Mr. and Mrs. Harry King returned Friday from several weeks' stay at the Hollywood Beach Hotel, in Hollywood, | Fla. Mrs. Karl Kaufman of New York, who was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuel Goldenberg, has returned to her home. Mrs. Fannie Schlosberg, with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Schlosberg, are spend- ;p‘g several weeks at Miami Beach, a. Miss Jean Rothenberg, who, with her sister, was in Miami, Fla., for a 10 days’ stay, has returned to the Chastleton. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith her | "ANNOUNCED PN Miss Evelyn Schloss, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss, whose engagement to Simon E.| Eichberg, son of Mr. Mr. ard Mrs. Gus Eichberg, has been an- nounced by her parents. “ have returned to their apartment in the Westchester from a week’s stay in Greensboro, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Berman of New York are visiting their sister, Mrs. A. Brylawski at 3509 Thirty-fourth street. Miss Elizabeth Ann Kaufman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph D. Kaufman, returned Friday from a four weeks' stay at the Hollywood Beach Hotel, at Hollywood, Fla. Mrs. Isaac Behrend left yesterday for Atlanta, Ga., where she will spend some weeks with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Alexander Dittler, the latter formerly Miss Elea- nor Behrend. The Hadassah Study Group will re- sume its program Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Mil- ton Gladstone in the Westchester. The lectures are open to all interested. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith ned Wednesday from a four- stay at the Hollywood Beach 1 in Hollywood, Fia. En route home they visited their son-in-law d daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William alhimer in their new home in Rich- mond. Mrs. Esther Sonneborn was hostess at dinner in honor of the birthday anniversary of her son, Mr. Stanley Sonneborn. . b E. Wolf, who visited her two daughters, Mrs. Milton Harris and Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith, here for some veeks, is now in Memphis, Tenn., visit- ng relatives. The monthly birthday party at the | Hebrew Homg for the Aged Sunday | night, February 24, celebrated the birthday anniversary of five guests of the home, each one receiving a gift presented by the hostess of the eve- ning. An orchestra furnished the music and a program was given by local talent. followed by cutting of the birthday cake and a social hour. Mrs. William Levy presided in the absence of Mrs. Elias Gelman, president of the Ladies’ Auxiliary, who sponeored the partie: Mrs. Elias Gelman has returned to her home on Wisconsin avenue from a visit in New York. Miss Louise Greentree of Richmond was the guest last week end of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kafka. Mr. and Mrs. turned the early part of the Wweek from several weeks' stay at the Holly- wood Beach Hotel in Hollywood, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Guggenheim returned to their apartment in Ward- man Park Hotel Monday night after a two weeks' trip to Bermuda. The card party and dance to be given tomoirow night at the May- flower Hotel by the Sisterhood of the Eghth Street Temple promises to be an outstanding affair. The card party will bezin at 8 o'clock and dancing will be from 10 to 1 o'clock, and dur- ing the evening show will be given. Mrs, Mendelsohn is chairman of the affair and has several members as her assistants. Tomorrow afternoon at 12:30 o'clock, the Sisterhood will hold its regular monthly meeting with an interesting program and social hour. Mrs. Ella Adler has as her guest her daughter, Mrs. Irving Davidson of Red Bank, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldstein, the latter formerly Miss Sylvia Salomon, whose marriage was Trecently an- nounced, are making their home tem- porarily with Mrs. Goldstein’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Salomon, at 2923 Twenty-eighth street. | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roller sailed | from New York Tuesday on the S. S. | Brittania on an 18-day cruise to the West_Indies and South America. EISEMAN'S €N Suit best. lesse; note the hij with the dashing ta bow and three-quarter ed fitted coat. ity found in far more pensive fashions. at Eiseman’s quired. Ask us. SEVENTH AND F STS. STEP SMARTLY INTO THE SPRING with this new Costume $1975 ® Here is classic chic at its This new Eiseman creation in NAVY is indis- pen:ible for Spring. Fault- essly tailored in wool mata- h neckline, Made with custom details and fine qual- CHARGE IT Open a charge account and pay in 30, 60 or 90 days. No ymediate payment is re- fie PICTURE eta elt- eI~ Leon Tobriner Te- | t an elaborate floor | Martin | { Alabama Society | Honors Governor | Honoring the Governor of the State of Alabama, Col. Bibb Graves and Mrs. Graves, the Alabama So- clety of Washington has designated Friday evening as Governor's night, and will entertain with a banquet, reception and dance in the ball room of the Willard Hotel. The banquet will start promptly at 7 o'clock, and will be presided over by Hr. Hugh G. Grant, president of the Alabama Society. During the dinner hour a string quartet will play the program to in- clude medleys of “Southern Airs,” in- | cluding “Alabama,” the State song. | the principal speakers will be Sec- | retary of War George H. Dern and Gov. Graves of Alabama, while those who have been invited to sit at the speakers’ table are Senator Kenneth McKellar of Tennesse, who was & classmate of Gov. Graves at the Uni- versity of Alabama; Representative Isabelle Greenway of Arizona, whose husband was an Alabamian; Mrs. Dern, Mrs. Graves of Alabama, Ad- miral P. S. Rossiter, surgeon general of the Navy; Judge Eugene O. Sykes, chairman, Federal Communications Board; Mr. James Eastman, Federal co-ordinator, and his daughter, Miss Eastman; Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs. Harry Woodring; the for- mer Governor of Rhode Island, Mr. Norman Case, chairman of the Com- munications Board; the general coun- sel of the Home Owners’ Loan | i Corp. and Mrs. Horace Russell, Mr. J. Pierrepont Moffett of the Depart- ment of State, R. H. Walker, speaker | of the House of the State legislation, iand Mrs. Walker; officers of tife Ala- bama Society and the Alabama dele- | gation in Congress and their wives, |including Senator and Mrs. John . Bankhead, Senator and Mrs. Hugh L. | Black, Judge and Mrs. Sam Hobbs, "Mr. Joe Starnes, Mr. W. B. Oliver, Mr. Henry Steagall, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bankhead, Mr. and Mrs. Lister Hill, Mr. and Mrs. George Huddleston and Mr. Archie Carmichael. Immediately following the banguet there will be a reception in the large ball room of the Williard Hotel, a box having been reserved for the Gover- nor and Mrs. Graves, officers of the | { Alabama Society and the distin- guished guests. After the reception | the dance will begin with the grand march, le 50v. and Mrs. Bibb Graves, it Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Gran { Mrs. B. Y. Mart dral avenue chairman of the Banquet imittee, and ion can be secured from he ntici- pated that those who are unable to attend the banquet will drop in dur- ing the reception hour and greet the | Governor and first lady of | . ‘15. C. V. Commanders’ Ball Thursday Night‘ Final arrangements have been made for the annual commanders’ ball, Sons of Confederate Veterans, Camp 305, |to be given for the benefit of the | Confederate Memorial Hall, Thursday evening at the Willard Hotel committee is headed by don W. Wilkins and Division Comdr. W. F. van Swearingen. In the re ing line will be Mrs. A. Euge president of the District of sion, United Daughte Harris, Miss Hattie a Reba Doughton, M Janie McSw | Miss Gertrude Costellow, Miss Mary 'Huddlrswn, Miss Jane Tewksbury, Miss Elizabeth Snugg, Miss Margaret Doyle, Miss Elizabeth Jane Newton, Secretary and Treasurer of North Car- olina Society, and Miss Jessica Smit Miss Jo Bowen, Mrs. Nebeker, Miss Annie Laurie Rankin and Miss Ruth Powell, Committee members include: Re- ception: Mrs. A. Eugene Barr, presi- dent of District of Columbia Divi- sion of United Daughters of the Con- federacy; division officers and the 12 chapter presidénts of the U. D. C. of the District of Columbia; Executive— Comdr. Gordon W. Wilkins, W. F. van Swearingen, Benjamin Grady and Lieut. Weldon W. Price; Decorating— Mrs. Fred Louis Volland, past division president, U. D. C.; Benjamin Grady; Floor—Dr. Clifton P. Clarke, Mr. Fred P. Myers and Mr. Elton O. Pillow; Arrangements—Dr. Willlam _ Cabell Moore, Mr. C. Bascom Slemp. Dr. Ed- ward B, Evans and Mr. James E. Jones; General Arrangement—Dr. Thomas Neil, Dr. A, Y. P. Garnett, Maj. Gen. B. F. Cheatham, Maj. Gen. John J. Le- jeune, Dr. Edward Giles, Mr. Robert Lee Pyle, Mr. Samuel Cockerille, Mr. F. R. Fravel, Mr. F. M. Lewis, Mrs. Richard A. Allen, Mrs. Benjamin Grady, Mrs. Rosa Wood, Mrs. Howard L. Bishop, Mrs. E. O. Pillow, Mrs. Henry Gordon Clay, Mrs. Maud Howell Smith; Young Ladles—Miss Lots Brown, chairman; Miss Laura A. P. Sansbury, vice chair- man; Miss Elizabeth Ann Barr, Mrs. Clarice Gilmore, Mrs. Beatrice Lee, Miss Mary Waynick, Miss Doris Casey and Miss Ethel Berry; Young Men— Dr. Weldon A. Price, chairman; Mr. Cloyd T. Rizer, vice chairman; Dr. W. D. Terrell, jr.; Adjt. R. P. Yeatman, Mr. Robert L. van Swearingen, Mr. Raymond Clarke, Mr. D. M. Barr, Mr. M. B. Lamar and Mr. J. L. Lamar, Mr. Henry George and Mr. Dinsmore Wag- ner, and Publicity—Mrs. W. F. van Swearingen, chairman; Mrs.L. Wiemar. | Mrs. Hitchcock Hostess To Faculty Women's Club Mrs, Frank A. Hitchcock will be hostess to the Faculty Women's Club of the George Washington Univer- sity Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in her home at 5103 Thirty-eighth street northwest. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Chase of Wash. ington will be the guests of honc | Dr. Chase will speak on “Two Irish Writers, Monk Gibbon and Richard Rowley” and will read from their poems. As author, lecturer and re- search scholar, Dr. Chase has been connected with many universities both in this country and abroad. Mitchel Dreese will be i e of hospitali George M. Churchill, M n Collins, Mrs. John H. Hank: De Witt C. Croissant, Mrs. Alfred Ennis, Mrs. Gilbert L. Hall and Mrs, James E. Pixlee. Berkshire Inn 1603 K St. N.W. Sunday Dinner Chicken Broth. Cream of Celery Soup. Tomato Juice_ Half Grapefruit. Reihes. Creamed Chicken_in Patty S Hoast Frime Ribs of Reel: Lamy Chap. Pineanple ‘Rinks. Baked Fresh Ham, Sniced Crabapple. Roast Turkey. 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California Society Dance Saturday The California State Society, through Representative George Burn- ham, president, will give a dancing" party Saturday at the Roosevelt Hotel, commencing with a reception at 9 o'clock and dancing from 9:30 to 1 o’clock. Representative and Mrs. J. H. Hoep- pel are co-chairmen, and with them as hosts will be Representative and Mrs. Richard J. Welch, Representative and Mrs. Samuel L. Collins and Rep- resentative and Mrs. Thomas Ford. President and Mrs. George Burn- ham head the Reception Committee, | with Representative and Mrs. Frank H. Buck, Miss Margaret Buck, Repre- ntative and Mrs. John S. Mec- roarty, Representative B. W. Gear- hart, Admiral and Mrs. William H | Standley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clif- ford Burke, Miss Ruth Lockett, Dr. { Anna D. Peck, Col. J. E. Staley, Maj | and Mrs. E. E. Odom, Maj. and Mrs. Horace T. Jones, Mrs. Dorothy B. Hidrper and Mrs. Gertrude Scott. 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