Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1935, Page 33

' After Dark I (Continued From Twelfth Page.) tall, important and stately daughter Core . . . Mrs. Lou Brown, fresh from a week in a local photographer’s window, was there, too. ¢ * * The Shoreham terrace has| blossomed this seasor more than it | ever has before, according to vaca- tioning Ruth Barnard, friend of the Buddy Ebsens, and other interesting stage and screen people . . . a party this week given by Jonkheer H. M.| van Haersma de With, Minister of | the Netherlands, was cause for con- siderable excitement, and when you take into consideration that one night not so long ago saw the Secretary of | — ‘War and Mrs. George H. Dern, the | Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs. Harry H. Woodring, Senator and Mrs. | William H. King, Mrs. Alice Nibley Smoot all at a single ringside table | you can imagine why a couple of | thousand other people like to dine | there nightly . . . Barnee, orchestra | maestro, attracts quite a few auto- graph hounds, too. ¢ * * Believe it or not, Pat De| Mayo, half of the dance team of De Mayo and Leland, at the Lotus, used | to be a prize-fighter, whose name was Patsy Brown . . . he beat Mickey ‘Walker twice . . . All those high-step- ping steppers at the Lotus are making lunch brighter these days at the Lo- | tus, too . . . That was Marchesa Rossi- | Longhi up at the Club Habana recent- | ly with other diplomats . . . the same day that Ian Wilson-Young, third sec- | retary of the | British Embassy, / - hied himself out to the West Coast, his pockets stuffed with latters to Jean Harlow, Joan Crawford, Franchot Tone, Bette Davis, Bob Montgomery, Una Merkel, Sam uel Goldwyn and Britisher David Niven, friend of Denis Smith-Bingham, former em- ‘ bassy secretary here . . . Jimmy embassy secretary here . . . Jimmy Bright, Moe (Club Habana) Baer's singer and g\utsr maestro, has writ- ten two songs, Gomg Satan” and *Just a Fool in Love,” which are O. K. . The Hi-Hat felt pretty good abouL the presence of Cliff Hall and Sydney Marion, who wined there night before | last - .. and the new Rainbow Room ! at the Hamilton is having itself a field day . . . stuffed every night . . . s0 crowded, in fact, that a Hercules has been hired to take out those two pil- lars next to the bandstand, so that every one can see every one else and be happy . . . The Ambassavv 1S §0- ing to do things to the Hi-Hat . . rumor has that it will throw the din- ing room into the Hi-Hat room and make it all one. * * * When you go back to the High-Ho in a couple of months you will be surprised at the changes Pete Macias has made in it . . . The wait- ers and the orchestra of the Maryland Club Gardens had a terrific game of water polo in the pool a couple of days ago . . . musicians won, so each musician had a private waiter for din- ner . . . if the other team had won each waiter would have had a private musician for a waiter. POLICEMAN CLEARED NEW ORLEANS, August 8 ().—The Orleans Parish grand jury late yester- g day exonerated Michel Cancienne, dock board patrolman, in the fatal shooting recently of Francis W. Wash- ington, 21, of Nashville, Tenn.. a University of the South student and foot ball player. The grand jury investigated the case and brought in a “no true” bill dur- ing the afternoon. EVERY PAI in the FINAL PRICE ON WHITE SHOES The sizes are broken but there are all types, all patterns and all heel heights in the best summer materials to Ingenue, I. Miller Beautiful and Deluxe Models, formerly pric HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF DARK 685 Ingenue Models and 1. Miller Beautiful shoes, formerly oriced from 8.75 to 12.75 1222-F Street N.W. I-MI | handy at all times and to keep & s I-MILLER semi-annual SALE PARIS HOLDS WAR DRILL All Buildings Posted With In- structions for Use in Attacks. PARIS, August 8 (#)—Parisians yesterday were instructed in methods of avolding death from the skies. The police posted notices in all buildings directing tenaats as to what they should do in case of a bombard- ment by enemy airplanes. They were told to keep ges masks layer of sand covering their attic floors as protection against incendiary bombs. The iastructions told the citizens | § that, in case of alarm, they were to put on their gas masks, shut off their lights and gas, and “walk, not run” to the nearést shelter. = DOWNTOWN TONITE? wools, and pure silk yarns. TIOGA YARN SHOP Margaret McGowan 401 Kresee Bldg., G at 11th THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Supper Club Notes (Continued From Twelfth Page.) Grace and Aan Seidler, doing soft- shoe and tap dances. High spots of the show are a couple of Ann’s rou- tines. Dance music is by Bill Strick- land and his Capitolians. S e is headlined by Verne Wilcox, who must be pretty good because she’s got herself billed as “the world's greatest acrobatic daacer.” Also contributing to the entertainment are Peggy Paige, dancer and torch singer; Dolly Dare, blues singer (and what is the differ- ence between carrying a torch and singing the blues?); Dick Bae, bari- tone, and Ralph Garren and the Dude Ranch Orchestra. * x * ¥ La Paree—Summer-time music is made by a band directed by Eddie Brown. It's one of Emory Daugherty's units. D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1935. Griffith Farms—You may choose between a cool terrace or a pleasant indoor dining room at this old Co- lonial mansion, but whether you're inside or out the Maryland fried chicken is still Maryland fried chicken. If you'd like to dance, there is music by a versatile Hawailan quartet. On the Marlboro pike 3 miles beyond the District line. %+ Chevy Chase Lake—Lee Field di- rects his orchestra at the popular pavilion out on Connecticut avenue and there are pleasant interludes of song by Miss Leigh Windham. Concord Club—A revival of the once famous Saengerbund of Wash- snhgton is this. It's located on a cool Toof garden atop the Arcade Build- ing at Fourteenth street and Park road. * % x x Spanish Garden Ball Room—Phil O'Brien directs the Dave McWilliams Orchestra which makes the dance music here. The place, you know, is Glen Echo Amusement Park. * ok k% Potomac River Line—Bernie Jar- boe and his Nighthawks make merry Dude Ranch—The floor show here STORED e MODERN METHOD INSURED SMITH’S TRANSFER AND STORAGE C 1313 You St. N.W. Narll\ 3343 || 'LOVES TO EAT THIS " CEREAL, IT CHECKED HER CONSTIPATION* Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN Helped Miss Kesterke I We quote from her letter: “Three years ago, I became con- stipated.* I tried many laxatives. 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Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. choose from in these ed 875 10 ]375 SHOES L Miller Beautiful and Deluxe shoes formerly priced from 11.75 to 13.75 _ Frying and Cooking Compound 2 27c¢ music on the nightly “moonlight” cruises on the steamer Potomac. The boat leaves Seventh and Water streets southwest at 8:45 p.m. X ¥ X X Brooke Johns’ Old Barn—There is music for dancing, played by Brooke Johns’ Band, and there is chicken for eating, which is spoken of highly. * x * % Log Cabn Inn—There's dancing at this comparatively new spot out on Georgia avenue (extended), and there is an orchestra on hand every Tues- day and Saturday night. These prices prevail in Washington and vicinity until close of business Saturday August 10, 1935 For Your Week-End Menus Freshly Killed MORGAN’S DUCKLINGS From the famous Morgan’s Duck Ranch at Riverton, Virginia. A fine texture and flavor. On sale Friday morning. Tender Chuck Roast Briggs Bologna U. S. 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