Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1935, Page 19

SOCIETY. Residents Of Md.-Va. Make Trips Visit to Canadian City; Return From Journey. Mrs. J. Walter Dudley accompanied by her sister-in-law, Miss Alice Dud- ley, both of Takoma Park, Md. will leave tomorrow for New York, whence they will sail for Montreal, Canada, returning by way of Boston and Balti- more by boat. They will be away about 18 days. Mr. and Mrs. John Maddox and their children, Mary Elizabeth, Ruth and John, jr, will return tomorrow drom a 10-day trip to Erwin, Tenn,, and Atlanta, Ga., where they visited Telatives. Mr. and Mrs. Gornam F. Freer and young daughter, Jacqueline Freer, of Country Club Hills, Va,, left today for & week’s stay at Rehoboth Beach, Del. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ziegler of Chevy Chase Gardens, Md., have had as their guests for several days the former’s brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Ziegler of Harrisburg, | Pa. They left yesterday for Fort Monroe where Df. Ziegler will act as an instructor in the Citizens’ Train- ing Camp that is being held there this Summer. Miss Bettie Wyllys Stone left yes- terday for Belleville, Ill, where she will spend 10 days with Miss Jane Lee Jones, a classmate at Duke Uni- wversity, Durham, N. C. She had as guest last week at her home in Lyon Village, Va., Miss Jane Du Bois of Raleigh, N. C., in whose honor she | entertained at luncheon at the Wash- | ington Golf and Country Club. Miss | Du Bois will spend the rest of the | Summer with her aunt, Mrs. James | Baden of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice K. Peck re- turned yesterday to their home in ‘Woodside, Md.,, from Atlanta, Ga., where they attended the wedding last week of their son, Mr. Raymond K. Peck and Miss Sarah Harper Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shel- ton Williams of that city. Mrs. Peck passed a month in Atlanta visiting the bride’s family and prior to that was in Florida for the Winter and Spring. Mr. Peck was in Atlanta for a week. Miss Alice Ahalt of Arlington Ridge, | Va., with Miss Madeline Wright and | Miss Lucy Wright of Washington amotored to Williamsburg, Va., yester- day for a stay of several days. Miss Ahalt will enter her first year at Wil- liam and Mary College this Fall. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Sabine re- turned yesterday to their home in | Takoma Park, Md., from the Nanse- | mond Hotel in Ocean View, Va., where | they have been for 10 days. Dr. J. H. Simmons, professor of English at Brenau College, Ga., is spending a few days with Mr. and | Mrs. Owen Briggs in McLean, Va. Mrs. Harvey W. Turnage of Sligo Park Hills, Md., with her children, Betty Lou and Harvey, are passing | the month in Virginia Beach, Va. Mrs. William F. Glassmire and her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Zelaya, and grandson, J. Santos Zelaya, have re- turned to their home in Aurora Hills, Va., from a two-week motor tour of the Middle West, visiting friends and relatives at Hamilton, Mo, and Springfield, I1l. Miss Jane Smoot left McLean, Va., SBunday for Swampscott, Mass., where for three weeks she will visit her aunt, Mrs. R. E. Daniels. Mr. Jack Smcot has visiting him Mr. Linwood Troublefield of Camden, S. C. Mrs. Norman C. Jones of Takoma Park, Md, entertained at her home on Cedar avenue, Saturday afternoon in honor of her son, Dick, who is 8 years old. There were 15 children present. Mrs. Levin M. Irvi Irving was given a surprise linen bridal shower Saturday | evening at her home in Silver Spring, Md.,, by Miss Margaret Dunlop of Chevy Chase, Md. More than 100 guests attended the affair, presenti o Mrs. Irving with many lovely gifts. The bride, until her marriage to Dr. Irving last month was Mrs. Maude Crissman Decker of Silver Spring. Mr. and Mrs. G George Ramsey Bready entertained at an attractive party at their home, Edwardstone, in Herndon, Va., Saturday evening. ‘Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ferguson, Miss Edith Rogers, Mr., Holcomb Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. | and Mr. Hirst Milhollen of Washing- i Mr.and M;‘s. LeFevre | de Valse Mann, Mr. Wed Recently MRS. RICHARD A. FINN, Who, before her marriage Sat= urday, July 13, was Miss Elea- nor Gertrude Crory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Crory. Mr.and Mrs. Finn will make their home in Mount Rainier, Md. ~—Brooks Photo. William H. Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. Julian D. Thompson, Mrs. Annie Robey Walker and Dr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Bready had as their guests over Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bready and their small daughter, Ann, of Purcellville, Va.;, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ockrey ton. Hosts at Arts Club Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeFevre will | be the hosts in the garden of the Arts | Club of Washington tonight, follow- | | ing the regular Tuesday night dinner, | when scenes and sketches of light opera will be given in costume under | the direction of Mrs. Flora McGill | Keefer, with Mrs. Dorothy Radde | Emery at the piano. Among those taking part will be Mrs. Norma Simonson, Miss Lucille Pomarane, Miss Tone Hoffman, Miss Bettie Gal- braith, Miss Ledda Graff, Miss La | Dow, Miss Mary Ellen Todd, Miss| Harriette McCall, Mr. Frederick Den- | niston, Mr. Russell Chase, Mr. Jack | Hays, Mr. Warren Weiss, Mr. James Rawley Dona- hue, Miss Velma Barnett, Miss Martha Ward and Mr. Harry Schon- rank. Jesse Viers Aud, Mrs. E. Barbour Hutchison, Mrs. Russell A. Lynn, Mrs. on your vacation READ THE STARY Mrs. K’s Toll House Tavern COLESVILLE PIKE SILVER SPRING. MARYLAND inated in Evenings make avern” a fascinating place Luncheons Afternoon Teas Sunday Breakfast Appetizing Dishes Smartly Served Phone Shepherd 3500 Keep in touch % with Washington You need not miss either the fun of your Summer vacation or the exciting things that are happening at “home.” Read The Star and keep posted on all local and national events. Mail or leave your address or itinerary at The Star Business Office, and The Star will be mailed to you with the same dispatch as if you were in your own home in Washington. The Star Postage Paid Payable in Advance eryhnd and Virginia ‘:Duldl! Evening Sunday 50c 400 25¢ 150 100 One Mon! One Week, Other States and Canada & Sun One Month. $1.00 One Week, 30¢ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, Many Visit InNew York Or Resorts District’s Residents to Find Recreation in Distant Places. Mrs. Turin Bradford Boone has re- turned from New York where she has been attending the Eastern Palmer Summer School for penmanship super- visors. While there she was a guest at the Long Island home of Mr. and Mrs. Perley H. Boone. Mrs. George Bean has returned from a visit to New York and New England. Mr. and Mrs. Bean will leave early in August for a twe months’ trip to the Northwest and the San Diego Ex- position, returning via the Panama Canal. Mrs. James Ellwood Jones is spend- ing a short time in New York, where she is stopping at the Weylin Hotel at Madison avenue and fifty-fourth street. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Brock of Washington and South Carolina are spending several weeks touring the Gaspi Peninsular and will later spend some time in Quebec, after which they will sail to New York City. They will be at home in Washington for a few weeks before going to South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gordon of New York City are dividing their time be- tween the Mayflower and nearby Vir- ginia while the former is here taking charge of the erection of the enormous camp in South Washington, Va., to be occupied by the Boy Scouts next month. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Hudson and their daughter, Maude, have re- turned from a week at Virginia Beach. Miss Jane Kennedy, after a week at Virginia Beach, is visiting friends in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner Ladd have been joined by their small daughter, Annette Thomas Ladd, who returned to her home in Wesley Heights from Mechanicsburg, Pa., where she was the guest of her grand- mother, Mrs. James Irvin Steel. Mr. and Mrs. A. Harding Paul are at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York for a brief stay. Mrs. Glenn Stewart of Cape Cen- taur House at Easton, Md., is staying at the Mayflower while in Washing- ton on a brief visit. Later in the Summer, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart will g0 to their ranch in Colorado. Mrs. N. Floyd Kelly and her two daughters, Kathryn and Janice, are Clearance Sale Summer Millinery $3, 35, 3750 Former Prices $7.50 to $20 STEAMSHIPS. WEST INDIES & CARIBBEAN GUEST CRUISE, every week with the Great White Fleet.. 18 days, $165 up. UNITED FRUIT RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ATLANTIC CITY FREE BATHING Single from American Plan—pofll TR $i5.00_ MONTICELLO E OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE. DAILY PER PERSON 50 ROOM and MEALS 3 (Two in Room) oA Fetter & Nol"l'- M— REDONIA ™3Egiar Pndly—s:mrdu—!und"— ‘5_00 Beautiful Room for Two J.—Brighter ana oF Garurnished) ot vory resse WILDWOOD, N. PFLHAM .= Hot and cold water in from hotel; refined ol rates. Scampten & Ham OCEAN CITY, MD. HASTINGS HOTEL °",.'.‘."";i Parking Space. Special rates Sl Jub 25 MAJEST]C o, b THE OCEAN. Pn- I&IB DIII’ h 0- Iolrl'lll. VIRGINIA. Tn the Mountains of Virginia g;:eu nummomx:,lum('un&m mlflfl-l‘l WERNERSVILLE pumerices Plen, 38 Dally, $2§' ’ in Atlantic City, staying at the Tray- more. Mrs. D. W. Howerth and Miss Har- riet Holbrook have gone to Canada and are at the Manoir Richelieu at Murray Bay, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. F. Stuart Fitzpatrick are at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York for a few days. Miss Miriam McCarty accompanied by Miss Margaret Abell, left Sunday! for their vacation at Virginia Beach. They will be joined later by a few of their intimate friends. Miss Elizabeth Winona Robinson has returned to her home at 3039 Alber- marle street northwest after a month’s visit with Mrs. Willlam R. Davis at Dunedin, Fla. She also visited Miami for several days. Mr. Henry Clay Alexander of New York City joined Mrs. Alexander who JULY 23, 1935. has been in Washington for several days. They are staying at the Ward- man Park Hotel for a short time. Miss Margaret O'Nell and Miss Catherine O'Neil and Miss Mary Edith Rhodes of Georgetown left yesterday afternoon for Atlantic City where they will spend some time at the Hotel Traymore. Mrs, Charles B. Gary of Summit, SOCIETY. derson, N. J., is in Washington on a visit, and stopping at the Wardmén Park Hotel while here. Mrs. David and Mr. Leo David of the Apartments are making s motor trip through Maine and will be gone several weeks. Tce Skaters on Stilts. Toe skating on stilts is being intro- WOMAN ASKS PARDON Was Given Four-Month Sentence " for Harboring Dillinger. The Justice Department said yes- terday Mrs. Anna Campbell Steve, serving a four-month sentence for harboring John Dillinger, has applied for a pardon. She has been in jail at Traverse N. J,, with Miss Ruth Burton of Hen- | duced into Sydney, New South Wales. | City, Mich., since June 7. CREPES =« PRINTS And they’re not just ordinary 7.95 type of frocks! They’re all dresses from The Better Dress Shop. . .selected with an eye for line, style and color, too! Light and dark background prints. Pastel and white washables. women and little women. Timely Sale! Cool Cotton At a Thrift Price (Third Floor, Better Dress 8hop.) Sizes for misses, Annual Sale! Black Caracul With Silver Fox *118 1.39 Dresses that sold on our racks from 1.59 to 1.95! Chiffon-like voiles that grow prettier with each washing! Sheer seersuck- There’s nothing more sump- tuous, more stunning than a caracul fur coat topped with beautiful silver fox. . .flared or rippled into a new collar style! Further joy lies in this model’s remarkably low price! 6, 12 OR 18 MONTHS TO ers, too! 14 to 46. (Third Floor, Thrift Cotton Shop.) Six smart new styles! Genuine Panamas 1.49 Bretons, Turned- up-in-back, and Creased Crown panamas, banded with natural, brown or navy gros- grain ribbon bands! Real bargains! (Third Ploor, Millinery.) BLACK CARACUL Coats and Swaggers! 9. 75 Yes. .. you can believe your eyes! These lustrous, lovely caracul coats and swaggers are only 49.76 . . . though everyone guesses more! That’s not all. In this same group of furs you'll find ® American Broadtgil. (processed lambd) ® Northern Seal. 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