Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1935, Page 23

SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1935. SOCIETY, B3” Bride-Elect Is Feted at Bridge Tea Cherrydale Teacher to Wed Belle Haven Man in June. Miss Nan Elizabeth Henderson, member of the faculty of the Cherry- dale School, has returned to her duties after having spent the Easter holidays with her parents in Bridge- town, Va. Mrs. Lankford Dunton was hostess 1o a company of 20 at a bridge tea Saturday, entertaining for Miss Hen- derson, whose engagement to Mr. Wyatt S. Mapp of Bell Haven, Va., was announced at the tea. Miss Henderson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Upshur Kerr Hender- son of Bridgetown, Va., and Mr. Mapp js the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Mapp of Belle Haven. ‘The wedding will take place the latter part of June in the Johnson Methodist Church in Bridgetown, Miss Helen Shelton of Battery Park, Md., has as her guest Mrs. Richard Hunt of Fort Benning, Ga., formerly ‘Miss Florence Davis of Edgemoor, Md., who will be among the out-of-town guests at the wedding of Miss Har- riet Haig this evening. Miss Matilda Decker of Herndon, Va., has as her guests for the Easter holiday Miss Kathryn Ecke of Tufts College, Melrose, Mass.,, and Miss Dorothy Houghton of Kew Kardens, Long Island. Mrs. Frank Mishler and her daugh- ters, Carol Jean and Betty Jane from ‘Elkhart, Ind,, are visiting the former’s sister-in-law, Mrs. S. Y. Miller of | Falls Church, Va. | Mrs. Grace Van Allen had as her | week end guests in Takoma Park, Md., ‘Ther son, Mr. W. W. Van Allen, and Mrs. Van Allen and their son, Peter, of Philadelphia; also Mr. and Mrs. John W. Van Allen, with their daughter, Miss Marjorie Van Allen. of Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. John Van Allen and her daughter will remain for two weeks, Mr, Van Allen returning Sunday night to his home. Miss Leda Harrison has come from ‘Wallingford, Conn., to be the guest for two weeks of her sister-in-law and Tniece, Mrs. Harrison, wife of the late Mr. Dudley P. Harrison, and Miss Virginia Harrison at their home in | Clarendon, Va. Saturday evening Mrs. | Harrison and her daughter will enter- | tain at bridge for their guest. Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson of Takoma Park, Md., sailed on the S. S. City of Newport News from Baltimore for London, England, where they will visit Mr. Robinson’s brother, Mr. Frank Robinson, and also Mr. Robin- son’s sister, Miss Martha Robinson, in her home in Devonshire. They will be to her home on Battery lane, Bethesds, Md., after having spent several months in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Dinges have had as a guest in their home in Clar- endon, Va., for a few days the former’s sister, Mrs, Charles W. Trenary, of ‘Winchester and Staunton, Va. Miss Mary Brewer of Falls Church is visiting in Rocky Mount, N. C.,, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rose have moved from their residence in Blair, at Silver Spring, Md., into their new home in Sligo Park Hills, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Goodman have as their house guests in their home in ‘Takoma Park, Md,, for 10 days, Mr. Goodman's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Henry Goodman, who are en route to their home in New Haven, Conn., from Sarasota, Fla., where they have been for the Winter. Mr. William McNaty, & sophomore at Pennsylvania State University, is passing a 10-day Spring vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vance McNary, in Takoma Park, Md. Women’s City Club Benefit Tomorrow Mrs. Roosevelt heads the list of members subscribing to the card par- ties at the Women's City Club for the benefit of the house betterment fund tomorrow afternoon and evening. Mrs. Laura A. Bradley is chairman for the afternoon and Miss S. Pearle Jencks and Miss Julia D. Connor hostesses for the evening party. Mrs. Gus A. Schuldt, Ways and Means Committee chairman, and members of her com- mittee are in charge of arrangements. There will be table and door prizes and refreshments will be served. Women’s Army-Navy League Plan Sale The Women's Army and Navy League will meet tomorrow at 10 o'clock, in the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines’ Club, 1015 L street north- west, Mrs. Joseph K. Taussig, presi- dent, has requested all members to be present, as this will be a very impor- tant meeting. Plans are being made for a rummage sale, to be held May 1, 2 and 3, at 827 Seventeenth street northwest. Mrs, C. J. Peoples will be in charge of this rummage sale. The funds received from this sale will be used for relief work among the en- listed men and their families in the Washington area. British Club Will Give Jubilee Dance His Brittanic majesty’s Ambassador, Sir Ronald Lindsay, and the members of the staff of the British Embassy, will attend the jubilee and St. George's day dance to be given at away about five weeks. Mrs Peter L. Decker has returned e The “Larchmont” “Finesse afoot” All white, gray or beige . . \ The “Ashton” ' ‘A perennial favorite, ) (§ b " ! kid,.. $9.00 ( Footsavers are ex- l! elusive in Wash- ‘. ington at . « « F in bucko! the ghillie tie . . . white crushed the Kennedy-Warren Hotel this eve- ning from 9 to 1 o’clock by the Brit- ish Club of Washington. ® THIS IS NATIONAL FOOT HEALTH WEEK! It's Smart to be COMFORTABLE . . . in No matier where vou go . . WEAR the shoes! The “Fountain” Streamline beauty spells allure in this T- - strap model of black, tl:e, brown or white d... $10.50 The “Wilton" Ulira-smart, two-eyelet tie of all white buckskin or white buckskin with brown calf trim . . . $10.50 STREET AT 10TH have a FOOTSAVER SHOE that will give your cos- tume a new dash . . . your feet a@ new and delightful comfort. The newest of leathers and fabrics . . . each with the famous Footsaver comfort construction so well hidden you will never dream it is there until you Oklahomans Are Honored In Fairfax Representative Smith and Wife Also Are Dinner Guests. Representative and Mrs. Josh Lee of Oklahoma and Representative and Mrs. Howard Worth Smith of Alex- andria, Va., were dinner guests last evening of Judge and Mrs. Paul E. Brown in their home, in Fairfax, Va. Representative Lee was the guest speaker last evening at the meeting of the Young Democratic Club of Fairfax County, of which Judge Brown is president. Mrs. Walter Brown was hostess at luncheon and cards yesterday at her home, near Silver Spring, Md., hav- ing as guests Mrs. Kenneth Culver of Kensington, Md.; Mrs. Willlam Hard- ing of Fairland, Md.; Miss Nellie Buckley of Washington, Mrs. Ralph Lee of Spencerville, Md.; Mrs. Neal Stubbs of Wheaton, Md.; Mrs. Fawn Munroe, Mrs. Caroline V. Clark, Mrs. William A. Pierce, Mrs. Katherine Fenwick, Mrs. William Dudley, Mrs. Morton Rose and Mrs. Nora Cough- lin, all of Silver Spring, and Miss Marie Culver of Forest Glen, Md. othy Kirby were hostesses at cards last evening in the home of Mrs. Payne, in Clarendon, Va., when their guests were Mrs. Millicent Maxey, Mrs. Edith Rogers, Mrs. Wilson Row, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Henry Par- sons, Mrs. Gladys Monroe, Mrs. George Brooks, Mrs. J. J. Geris, Mrs. V. Arun- del, Mrs. Lawrence Arundel and Mrs. Booker. Mrs. Thomas Randolph Keith of Fairfax, Va., had as her supper guests last evening Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. Wilson's niece, Mrs. Mailing, and Mrs, Keith's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jeffries, all of Washington. Mrs. Lawrence W. Douglas was | hostess at a delightful bridge luncheon yesterday in her home in Livingstone Heights, Va.. entertaining for her cousin, Mrs. Wililam Henry Garges of Philadelphia and Doylestown, Pa., who is her house guest. Other guests in- cluded Mrs. Christopher B. Garnett, Mrs. Peyton Moncure Chichester, Mrs. A. B. Moore, Mrs. Howard Fisher, Mrs. Stacey T. Noland, Mrs. George Robertson and Mrs. Richard Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Fendall Coughlan en- tertained at a family dinner party last evening at_their_home in Woodside, Mothproof Storage Mave us clean your valuable apparel and Gouse furnishings, and store i L Phone : \.VEST EN:DLNAUNDR.V 9200 2325 Pemmaytvania e W Smart lines on your feet ...NO lines beneath your eyes in this. Blue, black, brown or white Hd... 1050 . or what you wear, we For Foot comfort o« . insist on Foot- savers. Md., in _honor of Mrs. Coughlan's mother, Mrs. Anna Mary Gott, who celebrated her birthday anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Young and Mr. and Mrs. Wililam Broxjon of Lyon Village, Va., entertained at the Rus- sian Troiks last evening, the occasion being the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Broxton and the birthday anniversary of Mr. Young. Mrs, George F. Buell entertained at a bridge luncheon Monday in her home in Herndon, Va., when her guests ‘were Mrs. George Bready, Mrs. David M. Aud, Mrs. Cassius M. Law- rence, Miss Matilda Decker, Mrs, E. Barbour Hutchison, Mrs. T. Edgar Aud, Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell, Mrs. Allen H. Kirk, Mrs. Edd Johnson, Mrs, Harold F. Weller, Mrs. Harvey E. Hanes, Mrs. Russell A, Lynn, Mrs. Wililam H. Dawson, Mrs, James Cockerille and Mrs. Willlam Meyer. High scores were made by Mrs. Kirk Tea to Folhr)wr “Rose Of the Cross” Rite Mrs. Francis J. Maury, president of the Alumnae Assoclation of Holy Cross Academy, has selected Mrs. Gerald Egan as chairman for the traditional Rose-of-the-Cross day Sun- day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the academy. Miss Marian Hartnett and Miss Marita Houlihan will assist. Tea will follow the ceremonies, with Mrs. William Knoblock, Miss Grace Fowler, Mrs. Prank Ruppert, Mrs. Daniel Forbes, Mrs. Willlam Lally and Mrs. J. Cluck presiding at the tea table. ‘The members of the board who will receive informally are Mrs. Phil Brown, Miss Gwendolyn Dickinson, Miss Isabella Dagnaeux, Miss Mar- garet Quinn, Mrs. John Houston, Miss Bessie Schroth and Miss Lucy Ham- mett. ance costs to you. R 77222227, Yes 22 % Topcoats 722 Z ZZ Jelleffs kid, and black patent. Let us give your Furs and other Winter Garments genuine pro- tection from injurious Summer heat, moths, fire, theft, and damp- ness. 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You'll be excited about them, too. The style sketched in white crushed kid, in blue Shoes, Street Floor, West Building. Dinner Tomorrow at All Souls’ Church Mrs, William 8. Quinter, president of the Recter's Aid Society, will be the hostess at the Spring dinner, which will take place tomorrow eve- ning in the parish hall of All Souls’ Memorial Episcopal Church, at Con- necticut avenue and Woodley place, from 6 to 7:30 o'clock. She will be ably assisted by the officers, heads of units and others. In addition to the dinner there will be a puppet show, presented by Mr. Charles D. Drayton, ;‘x‘m harp recital by Miss Katherine ggs. Indiana Society Dance Tomorrow The Indians Society will entertain with a dancing party in the gold room of the Shoreham Hotel tomorrow. All of the Hoosiers who are now living here are expected. One of the most popu- lar dance orchestras in Washington will play from 9 until 1 o’clock. “Unionded" Gun Kills Boy. 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