Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1935, Page 49

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. APRIL 2, 1935—PART THREE. Brides Whose Weddings Are of Interest in Local Circles SOCIETY. SOCIETY. Naval Academy Sponsors Large Regimental Dance Board of Visitors During Week Will Provide Social Occasions—Other News of Annapolis ‘Society. Alumnae Host to Academy Seniors Phillip-Louise 1727 L St. Four Deors East of C Clearance on Spring Millinery 300 Hats WERE $3.95 TO $15.00 Now $1.50 to $5.00 I 80095 e 0095 BT R S Ave. The class of 1935 of Notre Dame Academy will be the special zuuui of the Alumnae at fea this after- | noon from 4 to 5:30 o'clock in the convent. The chairman, Miss Catherine Burns, is being assisted by Miss Lid- win Genau, Miss Catherine Mulroe, Miss Lydia Hartnett, Miss Catherine Donohue, Miss Mary Duffy and Miss Margaret Barrett, ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 27—A)and Colonial houses open for Garden E week. large regimental hop for all three | classes at the Naval Academy tonight | ‘ and an informal dance this after- * noon took place at Dahlgren Hall. « The presence of the Board of Visitors + at the Naval Academy next week will ‘be an important event. The board consists of Dr. Rufus B. von Klein- schmid, Dr. Edward C. Elliott, Dr. K. C. M. 8ills, Dr. M. L. Brittain, Dr. Francis Pendleton Gains, Dr. W. Cole- man Nevils and Dr. H. E. Clifford, all ~ appointees of the President, and others on the board are Senator Park | Trammell, Senator Jesse H. Metcalf, Senator James J. Davis, Senator Richard B. Russell, jr., Senator William H. Dietrich, Representa- tive Carl Vinson, Representative Dan- | {el A. Reed. Representative Alfred L. Bulwinkle, Representative U. S. Guyer, Representative William P. Cole, jr., and Representative John H. Tolan. The. Board of Visitorsewill be enter- tained Monday at luncheon by Rear | Admiral and Mrs. David F. Sellefs | and Tuesday evening at dinner at the superintendent's quarters. Lieut. and Mrs. Winifred S. Cun- ningham were guests in Washington | Saturday eveniwg, April 20, of Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Jack Davis, who entertained at dinner at the Army and Navy Club. o Mme. Octave Moussot and her | daughter, Mlle. Anne Moussot of | ‘Washington, were week end guests of Col. James Bootes, U. 8. M. C,, re- | tired, and Mrs. Bootes. Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall Jones, jr, of Sunset Farm, South River, attended the dinner given in | Farragut Academy at Tom's River, | Mrs. James Garrettson and her daughter, Miss Garrettson of New York, and Miss Julia Baldwin, daugh- ter of the late Mr. Willard Baldwin of New York, spent the past two days at Bunker Hill, at Waterbury, which they opened for the Easter holidays. Miss Garrettson was a debutante last Winter and was presented in New York and Baltimore. She is a student at Vassar College. . Mr. and Mrs. George Kirkley have returned to Annapolis and - opened their home at Weems Creek for the Spring and Summer after spending the Winter in Florida. Lieut. Henry W. England, retired, | and Mrs. England, who have occupied an apartment on Maryland avenue during the Winter, have returned from a visit to Allentown, Pa. Cadet Robert P. Winterode of the N. J. is visiting his parents, Dr. and | Mrs. Robert Winterode, at their home | at_Crownsville, near Annapolis. | Rear Admiral and Mrs. David F.| Sellers had as their week-end guests | at the superintendent’s quarters Mrs. George Haven of New York and Lon- don, and Sunday entertained addi- tional guests at luncheon, including Mr. and Mrs. Nesbrit Kemp of Santa Monica, Calif, who are spending some time in Washington; Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. J. Harrison Col- houn of Windsor Farms, in West | River, and Mr. Forbes Colhoun. | Miss Janet McNair, daughter of | : Comdr. Frederick V. McNair, retired, and Mrs. McNair, has left Annapolis for Coronado, Calif, where she will Outfitters to Gentlewomen Since 1903 Cutbanal 1219 Conne: cticut Avenue SPRING CLEARANCE COSTUME SUITS town and sports models RED 33 were 45, NOW 30 an opportunity n UCED 3% .00 to 150.00 .00 to 100.00 ot to be overlooked « + « compare! Washington Saturday evening, April | be the guest of Miss Betty Daubin, 20, by the Daughters of the American | daughter of Comdr. and Mrs. Free- Revolution at the Mayflower Hotel, as | land A. Daubin, who until recently | guests of Mrs. Solmon Stoddard of | Kansas City, Mo, and Monday Mrs. Jones gave a luncheon at the Army and Navy Club in Washington in | honor of Mrs. Stoddard. | . Col. Amos W. W. Woodcock, presi- | -dent of St. John's College, spent the‘} _Easter holidays at his former home in Salisbury, Md. - Mrs. Riedel, wife of Comdr. Walter .A. Riedel, gave a luncheon Thursday t her home on Upshur road. There | vere 10 guests. ~_Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. J. Beresford +W. Waller gave a large cocktail party .8aturday afternoon, April 20. Mrs. George W. Simpson is 8pending some time at Virginia Beach with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryan, having been called there by the ill- .ness of Mr. Ryan. Miss Louise Simp- “son, daughter of Mrs. Simpson and the late Comdr. Simpson, is at her | ~home here at the King William Hotel | .during the absence of her mother. -Miss Simpson is a student at Notre | “Dame of Maryland in Baltimore. | Capt. and Mrs. William R. Sayles, | who are living at the Wyoming in | .Washington, spent Easter with Mrs. | Sayles' brothers and sister, Mr. Rich- | “ard Duval and Col. Douglas Duval, U. -8. A, retired, and Miss Marian Duval. Mrs. Richard Baldwin motored | - through Virginia, visiting the gardens | ward and Mr. and Mrs. F. Marion 1esided at the Naval Academy. Mrs. John Chew is spending this week with her son, Lieut. John Chew, at Boston. Before going to Boston Mrs. Chew spent several days in New | York City. Mrs. Robert Burwell, Miss Helen | Woodward and Miss Emily Wood- Lazenby motored to Niagara Falls, | and this week there. The Misses Woodward are guests of their sister, Mrs. Edward Wicker, and Mrs. Bur- vell is the guest of her brother-in- law and sister, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles N. Tyndell. Mrs. Guy Baker, wife of Capt Baker, and Mrs. Amon Bronson, wife of Capt. Bronson, gave a tea Mon- day afternoon at the residence of Capt. and Mrs. Bronson at Wardour. Capt. and Mrs. Bronson are occupy- | ing Seven Acres, the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Valiant at Wardour. Mrs. Yates Stirling, wife of Rear Admiral Stirling of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, spent the week as the guest of Mrs. Amon Bronson at her home at Wardour. Mrs. W. A. Owen of Staunton, Va., has been the guest of her brother-in- law and sister, Capt. and Mrs. George Bryan, at their quarters on the U. S. S. Reina Mercedes. :Varied Parties | In Falls Churc Mrs. Herbert Coward gave a lunch- | Zeon at her home Wednesday followed | by two tables of bridge, when she en- Ztertained Mrs. Howard A. Coombs of | “Cleveland Park, Mrs. J. Roy John- -ston of Overlee Knolls and Mrs. Neil “Stevens, Mrs. Franklin Shaw, Mrs.| ZClarence A. Ransom, Mrs. Felix Moore | ‘and Mrs. W. E. Crouch of Falls| *Church. Mrs. Edmund Gannt of East Falls Church has issued invitations to a bridge luncheon in her home Wednes- Following the luncheon there “will be seven tables of ‘bridge : The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Belz in Falls Church was the scene of a pretty wedding Friday when their daughter Dorothea became the bride of Mr. Edwin A. White of Falls Church. Upon their return from their wedding trip they will live in| the home of the bride's parents. Mrs. Howard Berger entertained a small company Wednesday night at| two tables of contract, after which | supper was served. Mrs, Charles W. | Fenwick won the prize and the other | - guests were Mrs. Hugh Dowling, Mrs. | Edward G. Fenwick, Mrs., John H. Cline, Mrs. Walter Grainger, Mrs. Prank M, Thompson and Mrs. Versal Spalding. Miss Jane Cline, Miss Marie For-| mad, Miss Mary Blair Anderson, Miss | Margery Jones, Miss Martha Bowen, Mrs, John Busick and Miss Vera Han- | son were guests of Miss Carolyn Hiett | Wednesday night at her home in| Falls Church at a bridge supper. Miss | Cline and Miss Vera Hanson were the | prize winners. | Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Swallow and | their son Wallace, who have spent | i the Winter in Glendale, Calif. were | guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Living- | ston of Falls Church for a week, en | route to their home in Sherbrooke, : Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrison and family have been visiting the former's ! brother, Mr. John L. Harrison, and < Mrs. Harrison in Falls Church. | Mrs. Edmund G. Flagg has returned | after spending the Winter at her | home in Florida. * Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Haertal is again at Falls Church after a brief trip to their former home in Cranford, N. J. Mrs. O. B. Livingston and Mrs. J. L. Crupper were elected delegates to the annual State Convention of | { 'Women’s Clubs, to be held in Lex- | ington May 8, 9, 10. Mr. Carl Eric Linden of Woodstock, | .N. Y, and Mr. Waldo Pierce of New | ‘York, both well-known artists, were Hosiery Repairing RUNS, SNAGS, HOLES Have Them Repaired G. C.Murphy Co. | evening at week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward B, Rowan in Falls Church. | Tuesday evening Mrs. Rowan gave a small dinner in their honor. | Miss Sue Pittman of Buzzards Bay |is a week end guest of Mrs. Neil E. Stevens of East Falls Church. Mrs. Francis King of East Falls Church has gone to Charlottesville to | spend a few days at the University of Virginia. Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Gould, who spent | the Winter in Florida, have returned to their home in East Falls Church. Dr. and Mrs. Watson Woodruff of Manchester, Conn., were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ervin in Falls Church last week: Mrs. Woodruff | and Mrs. Ervin were classmates at | Boston Universit; . New England S;:iety [ Dance Saturday| An All-States Maytime dance and entertainment will be held at the Meridian Mansions Hotel Saturday 9:30 o'clock under the auspices of the New England States Society. A leading local orchestra will furnish music for the dancing, and there will be tables for bridge. Mr. E. E. Fleld is executive chair- || " Solif man for the affair. Natives of the | various States wishing tickets may secure them from him or the Willard Hotel Ticket Bureau, or at the door the evening of the affair. Mr. Leon O'Meara, Irish tenor, will again appear on the program singing, and there will be an elaborate floor show. The Floor Committee is headed by Capt. William Woodruff, assisted by Mr. Thomas Davidson, Mr. Harold Thompson, Mr. C. S. Carter, Mr, John Mason, Mr. James Young and Mr. Edward Smith. The Entertainment Committee is Mrs. George Ewing, Mrs. Lenora Cald- well, Miss Alice Barrett, Miss Mary Devlin, Miss Anne McPhearson, Miss Helena Underwood, Mrs. Thomas Har- riss and Mrs. Wilma Frank. 5¢ and 10c Store Sts. Bet. 12th G & 13th N.W. | N. Y, and spent the Easter holidays | Mrs. Nagle Haskin who, be- fore her marriage Monday, April 22, in St. Puuls Episco- | pal Church, was Miss Louise Markley Ward, daughter of Mrs. William Francis Ward and the late Mr. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Haskin will make | their home at 6713 Wisconsin avenue. | | | | | ~—Hessler-Henderson Photo. NI v s Music After Arts | Club Supper Tonight e | Miss Clelia Fioravanti and Mr. Le- land J. R. Williams will be hosts at the supper at the Arts Club of Wash- | ington tonight. Following the supper |a program of French, Spanish and German songs in silhouette will be presented by Rita Rosada, mezzo-so- prano, with Mary A. W. Drown, ac- companist. - - Couple Licensed. MARTINSBURG, W. 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