Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1935, Page 44

E—6 SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 18, 1935—PART THREE. SOCIETY. Quantico Finds Many Activities Fleet Marine Force Honors Gen. Lyman With Parade. QUANTICO, Va, August 17.—In spite of the intense Summer heat there have been many activities both official and social during the week. Thursday afternoon the Fleet Marine Force gave a sunset parade im honor | of Maj. Gen. C. H. Lyman. Thurs- | day morning Gen. Lyman reviewed the Platoon Leaders' Class which is on the post for six weeks' Summer | training. The Commanding Gen. and Mrs C. H. Lyman were hosts last Monday at luncheon to Col. and Mrs. J. J. Meade of Washington. Col. Meade is to report here within the next few weeks to assume command of the| 1st Brigade of the Fleet Marine Force. | Saturday Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Ly- | man and a party including Capt. and Mrs. W. L. Mann, jr.; Col. and Mrs. C. F. B. Price, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. H. L. Parsons, Comdr. and Mrs T. C. | Anderson, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. W. C. James, Capt. W. M. Mitchell, Lieut. Col. D. silard and Lieut. N. K. Brown went to Baltimore to attend the an- nual Marine-Firemen base ball game. | Many other officers and their families | also drove to Baltimore to witness the | game and be guests of the Baltimore firemen. The social activities of this week end were increased by two dances at | the officers’ mess, one given Friday evening by the Platoon Leaders’ Class for themselves and their guests and | another Saturday evening, which was one of the regular bi-monthly dances. Bride at Church Wedding Col. and Mrs. Walter G. Sheard en- tertained Saturday eveping, August| 10, at dinner in the officers’ mess. | They had as their guests Maj. flndi Mrs. R. E. Davis, Maj. and Mrs. C. H. Brown, Maj. Harvey Mi C.. R., and Mrs. Knowlton, Knowlton, Capt. Ralph Dewit 5 M. C. R. and Lieut. Leon Brusiloff, | U. S. M. C., R., and Mrs. Brusiloff. U. S Campbell H. Brown entertained at a buffet supper in their quarters in honor of Lieut. and Mrs. John Burton ‘ Hendry. Among the guests was Mrs. A. M. Archibald of Washington, D. C. Maj. and Mrs. Brown were hosts Friday afternoon at a cocktail party for the officers of the 5th Battalion of Fleet Marine Corps Reserve which is at present on duty here for Summer . and Mrs.| | Last Tuesday evening Maj. and Mrs. ’ Schools, Dr. Stephen E. Kramer, the week end in Philadelphia. | Lieut. P. S. Brunk, F. M. C. R, entertained a group of friends at| dinner at the officers’ mess last eve- | ning before the dance. i | Lieut. and Mrs. W. I Phipps were | last evening at a cocktail party MRS. STEPHEN ELLIOTT KRAMER Who before her marriage Saturday, August 10, in the Church of the Transfiguration, was Mrs. Vivetta Hume Miller. Kramer is the son of the assistant superintendent of Public Dr. —Edmonston Photo. Office Appliances Shipped. The Nnited States is now the chief | supplier of office appliances to South | Africa. Gold Output Large. Activities in and Near Hyattsville Mr. Egbert F. Tingley, Owens and Luttrell avenues, a member of the Maryland House of Delegates, is spending some time in Chicago. He is expected home August 24. Mrs. W. Carroll Beatty, Wine ave- nue, has returned from Ocean City, Md. She remained there several days | after Mr. Beatty returned home. Mr. Frank Cowell, jr., motored to the re- sort from Hyattsville and accompan- ied Mr. Beatty home. Mr. and Mrs. Watson D. Phillips and Miss Audrey Killiam and Miss Dorsey Bolton, all of College Park, have made a trip by sea to Boston. Maj. Charles H. Moore, Mansion avenue, recently appointed to the staff of the Ambassador of Brazil, is accompanying the Ambassador and the first secretary, Mr. Decio Mauro, on a motor trip to the San Diego Ex- position. The party is being exten- sively entertained by various Govern- ment officials and others during the trip. Their first scheduled stop is with the Covernor General of Canada, after which they will be guests at receptions given by the Governors of California and Arkansas. Through the countesy of Secretaries Ickes and Wallace, the party will visit many of the P. W. A. and C. C. C. projects in the West. A short trip to Mexico will complete the journey, which will end about September 15. Mr. Raymond Ervin of Atlanta, Ga,, son of Dr, and Mrs. J. Dallas Ervin, Franklin street, is home on vacation. With his parents and sis- ters, Miss Lucille and Miss Marion Ervin, he is spending some time at his cottage at North Beach. Mrs. Brian B. Kane of Beverly, N. J, is spending some time with her mother, Mrs. Edward A. Fuller, Wine avenue and Franklin street. Mrs. Kane was the luncheon guest of Mrs. Kenneth F. Brooks, formerly of| Hyattsville, on Wednesday at the| Columbia Country Club. Mrs. Joseph A. Lee of Annapolis is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. G. Pohl- man, at Bright Seat Manor. Mr. Arthur C. Keefer and Mr. J. Robert Sherwood of Mount Rainier | leave next Friday for a 13-day trip in which they will be in Nova Scotia, | Bermuda and way stations. | Mrs. Willlam Elmer Hutchinson, Mrs. Franklin J. Robinson and Miss | Gladys Herberson have returned from | a brief stay in Atlantic City. Mrs. Louise E. Sperry and Mrs. | Summer Sale E Most Modern AIR-CONDITIONING Makes Summer Shopping a Joy at J Charles H. Moore entertained at & supper and lawn party last evening at their home, known as the Mansion, located on Mansion avenue. The honor guests were Capt. George Rich- ardson, U. 8. N, retired, and Mrs. Richardson, who are visiting Mrs. Sperry over the week end. Mr. George O’Hare, Owens avenue, leaves today for a vacation at Piney Point. Among members of the Kiwanis Club of Prince Georges County and their wives who attended the ladies’ night and dinner dance held Tuesday at Annapolis, with the Annapolis Club as host, were Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Hooton, Capt. and Mrs. Richard H. Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Helfer, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Eisenhauer, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Bowie, Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mackert, Dr. John | T. Maloney, Mr. Arthur C. Keefer, Mr. John S. White and Dr. William 8. | Moore. Mrs. Franklin J. Robinson, Wine avenue, and Mr. Edwin Hutchinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Elmer Hutchinson, left Wednesday for Titus- ville, Pa, to visit Mr. Robinson’s | brother. They will join Mr. Robin- son and daughter Marion Blanche, who have been visiting friends and relatives in New York State for the past five weeks. The party will take trips to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Canada. Mrs. William E. 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Porcelain Lamps and other meritorious items, The Property of a Prominent Washington Society Matron Name Withheld by Request SILVER AND GLASSWARE. Table Flatware in Sterling Silver, a Tea and Coffee Service, Serving Trays, Entree Dishes, Centerpieces, Well and Tree Platters, etc. A complete Eng- tish Cut C | Stemware Table Service with Compotes, Cen- terpieces, es and Candelabra to match, Bohemian Glass Vases and Decanters. JEWELRY: Lady’s 4-Carat Solitaire, Gentleman’s 2-stone 215- Carat Gypsy Ring, Strand of Pearls, Diamond and Platinum Wrist Watches, Diamond Bow-knot Circle Ring, Diamond and Platinum Gentleman’s Pocket Watch, Diamond and Platinum Lorgnettes, After-dinner Rings, 3-Stone Hungarian Opal Ring and Bracelet to Match, Pearl and Diamond Earrings, Pearl Scarf Pin and other important items. ORIENTAL RUGS: Room and scatter size in various weaves, including a Sarook Carpet, 18 by 12 feet. Oil Paintings, Tapestries, Mirrors, Antique Guns, Pistols and Swords, a com- plete set of matched Golf Clubs by George Nicoll, of Scotland, with Bag, and a fine old Violin from various sources. Wasfinero GA TON LLERIES AND INC. 722 Thirteenth St. NN\W. Sale Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. Every Day at 1 P.M. On Exhibition Each Day Until Time of Sale Catalogue on Request. Benj. S. Bell, Auctioneer. | hos! training. Capt. Gregon A. Williams and Mr. ellefts SUIT WITH | given in their quarters for a group | Western Australia’s gold output for | of friends before the dance at the | the first half of this year was 261,155 officers’ mess. | Jimmie Denig, son of Col. and Mrs. R. L. Denig, left on Monday for a | motor trip to San Diego, Calif. On his return trip East, Mr. Denig will join his father at Camp Perry, Ohio. | Miss Betty Hull, daughter of Lieut. | Comdr. and Mrs. C. T. Hull of Crom- well Forest, Norfolk, Va., has re-| cently been the guest of Mrs. R. L. Denig. She returned to her home in Norfolk last week. Maj. and Mrs, Benjamin Gally and their children returned this week from two months’ leave spent motor- ing to the West Coast and back. ‘While in California the Gallys vis- ited in Los:Angeles and San Fran- cisco. Lieut. and Mrs. J. W. Jamison have also recently returned from leave which they spent visiting in Illinois and Pennsylvania. Another family which has recently | returned from a Summer vacation | leave is Lieut. and Mrs. E. A. Mont- gomery and their children. They have been in Georgia visiting first with Mrs. Montgomery's parents, Mr. | and Mrs. D. P. O'Connor, in Atlanta | and then with Lieut. Montgomery's mother, Mrs. C. J. Montgomery. Lat- er the Montgomerys went to their | cottage at Tyoee Beach, Ga. | Lieut. G. C. Herndon and his young daughrer, Ann, returned to the post last Saturday from Norwood, Colo., where Lieut. Herndon spent his leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | A. B. Herndon. They made the trip | to Colorado and back by motar. | Lieut. and Mrs. Herndon have vis- | iting them Miss Betty Marston, | daughter of Col. and Mrs. John Mars- | ton of Washington, D. C. Lieut. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Chap- pell and their children are away on vacation visiting in Washington and Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Griffis of Philadelphia have been visiting re- cently with their son-in-law and daughter, Lieut. and Mrs. J. P. Berk- eley. Saturday Lieut and Mrs. Berk- eley drove back with them to their home and spent the remainder of ~_CO-OL! Newest Styles Octagon Rimless Examination Included 5 .95 Regularly $12.50 Colored cylindrical and The FRAMES Beautifully engraved and fitted with new type rocking perloid pads that protect the nose. Extraordinar Regulas And this tim Y optometrists. Dr. Kanstoroom in Charge. Use Your Charge Account! Goldenberg’s—Main Floor, or a limited time only--- 31.75 Box Once in a rare while such an event! beth Arden is discontinuing this fine Venetian Flower Powder —can we bifocal lenses excepted The LENSES Famous True-Vue torics in octagon, leaf, oval or any special rimless shape. Fitted by our staff of registered 12141220 F STREET y opportunity e 1.15 e—only because Eliza- Natural lapin' with green or rust monotone or striped woolen skirt. Black lapin with rust. Sizes 12 to 20. yet truly practical ab suit that is hard to fin Yyou might try to ens: price. Somehow there’s something so grand and The lapin swagger (7 FUR-TRIMMED HAT out this fur-coated d in any outfit that emble at this low 1214-1220 F STREET Convenient payments may be arranged and your coat stored till October Ilst! 8350 Jap Mink Swagger, $298. 72//eéj -,Qua/ity ’7 Y FUR COATS This Summer Sale is proving to be the greatest in our history—and still two weeks to go! Two weeks more of such values as we have never been able to offer before—backed by the confidence—dependability—and quality that have put “Jelleff’s for Furs,” on so many lips. Two weeks more of values that are doubly important because they represent first of all—the substantial savings that Jelleff’s de- liberately make possible by marking prices many dollars lower than regular season “mark-up”—and secondly because it has been our actual experience to find that prices have advanced on many of our early-bought furs—and that the prospect of higher prices is almost a certainty as the season advances. Wouldn’t you rather your fur coat came from Jelleff’s? It’s the dependability of the store that counts! Swagger and Fitted Coats in 3 Great Summer Sale Groups: (after sale at least $139.) Caracul, $11 8 Silver Muskrat, Seal-dyed Coney(™cuan™ $195 Seal- dyed Musk- rat (known asHudson Seal), $178. length) can be a separate fur coat, a motor coat, a foot ball coat. 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