Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1935, Page 24

SOCIETY., irginia-Maryland Guests Visitors From Many Sections of Nearby Country. Maj. and Mrs. Walter DuBois Brookings of Seminary Hill, Alexan- dria, have as house guests their rela- tives, Prof. and Mrs. Edward M. Bragg of the University of Michigan, with their children, Miss Martha Shores Bragg and Edward Brooks Bragg. They will attend the educational din- ner at the club house of the American THE EVENING- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1935. Martin-Wilkins in one of their looal| Chilean Diplomét at Mrs. Radford Entertains Players Mrs. Arthur Willlam Radford, who has written the words and music for “Daphne’s Debut,” & musical extrava- ganza to be given on April 22 and 24 at the Mayflower for the benefit of & local civic betterment fund, enter- tained at luncheon for some of the * | members of the cast. Miss Marie McIntyre has been se- Senator Trammell Feted Last Night Senator Park Trammell of Florids ‘was honored last evening at & surprise party given by his friends and col- leagues, celebrating his §7th birthday anniversary and 10th anniversary ss SOCIETY. - ‘The second performance, PFriday night, will be attended by many edu- cators of the Capital, and large blocks of seats have been reserved for stu- dents of various schools, including the .| Alice Deal School, Amidon School, Eastern High School, Emery School, Gunston Hall, Gordon Junior High School, third division of District of Columbis public schools, Lenox Voca- tional School, Langley Junior High Association of University Women this 3 - Mile, g Robinson, % 5 et ey wules Nk evening. £ ) 3 General, Wi 3 3 ~ S Lieut. Comdr. Howard Lake of H Roberts. Florids 3 : Chevy Chase, Md., and his sister, Mrs. Prank T. Ridgeway of Catlett, Va., have returned from a two-week motor trip to St. Petersburg, Fla. En route they were the guests for several days of Mr. and Mrs. Kolbe Curtice in South Boston, Va. Mr. and Mrs. William H. R. Crump of Somerset, Md., have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Dennett of Mill Hollow, Alstead, N. H. Dr. and Mrs. Richard N. Sutton have visiting them at their home in Lyonhurst, Va., their daughter, Mrs. William. A. Menges, and her two young children, Betty Sutton and Wil- liam Richard Menges, of Woodbury, N. J., who will remain for a fortnight. Mrs. Harriet Van Horn, who has been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. | V&~ from Ncw‘York City, where she A. L. Hemphill in their home in Sligo | Pent the past few days. Park Hills, Md,, for five weeks, has gone u; l?knm, ((l)hlo. where she will visit relatives and friends for a month ter remaining for bridge. before returning to her home in Bis- neisile —_— 3 marck, N. Dak. Miss Bertha St. Clair Mrs. Elsie A. Davis, elementary su- of San Antonio, Tex., and Washing- pervisor, who spent a few days with WooDWARD & LoTHROP W.9.%. TheEasterStore 4 4./ WooDpWARD & LOTHROP V3.3, TheEasterStore_ 343 DON SWANN of the Etchcrafters will be here the rest of this week as our guest artist, with an Exhibit of Etchings This new collection of the Etchcrafters’ creations in- cludes a number of new subjects, many of them ones that will make excellent gifts for Spring brides, THE GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR. The Round Woatch is the Smart Watch Again and these are excellent timekeepers We sketch two styles from our very modern group of round watches—in the new, smaller types—these, like the others in the group, trustworthy timekeepers. At right above, a feminine style with 15-jewel Swiss movement, in yellow rolled gold-plate case with narrow $22.50 Other makes, up to $250 The masculine version, a Hamilton watch with 17- $45 jewel movement and yellow gold filled case Lunch in the Tea Room Tomorrow Other makes start at $18 Hostess Luncheons Chilled Strawberry and Pineapple Juice Cocktail or Cream of Mushroom Soup Broiled Half Chicken with Poached Apricots and Green Peas, $1.25 or . 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MINUET Teaspoons, regular Dessert Forks Hand Details to make them distinctive— Cinnamon Buns Hot Rolls Whole Wheat Rolls 5 Hard Rolls Machine-Sewn Seams oice of : to make them wear longer Spice Cake with Cmfiz Icing Orange Charlotte Silk Crepe and Fresh Cocoanut Caramel Pie Lime Sherbet Choice of Tea, Coffee, Chocolate or Milk Tea RooM, SEVENTH FLOOR. You Shop Early for Christmas —Prompt Attention to Your Easter Satin Gowns Handwork in such details as touches of fagotting, smocking, shell edge and hand-run laces— plus machine stitched seams make these pure-dye silk and satin cularly lovely and ready to give longer wear. o . $2.95 , $5 Q:{fiflfi Snx UwpsawEAR, TemD FLOOR. 3 Dry Cleaning Needs Is Just as Wise Telephone DIstrict 5300 for immediate collection. Dry CrLeaNiNG RECEIVING Dzsk, Fmst FLOOR. 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