Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1935, Page 19

SOCIETY. Virginia—Maryland News Assistant Secretary of State Moore Host in Fairfax—Dinner Party in Takoma. Col. and Mrs. Arthur E. Wilbourn ‘and their daughter, Miss Caroline ’lwflboum were the guests of the As- “sistant Secretgy of State, Mr. R. \Walton Moore, and his sisters, the Misses Moore, in Fairfax, Va., Sat- .urday. Col. Wilbourn is now sta- tioned at Fort Ethan Allen, Vt., hav- ing previously been located at Fred- ericksburg as a member of the Battle 'Pleld Parks Commission, of which Mr. Moore, who is now its chairman, Plains, about 20. and granddaughter Alice Fought of Leeway, from a three-week motor trip through Tennessee and North Carolina. Va. The guests numbered Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. C. Fought Virginia Va., have returned Mr. and Mrs. Emile Waechter of Sligo Park Hills, Md., announce the birth of a daughter, yesterday morn- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, | Interesting Plans of Capital Residents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sard, who were the guests of Mrs. Eldridge Jordan last week, have returned to New York. They wil' come back to the Capital in 10 days and will open their home at 1717 Nineteenth street for the Winter. Mrs. Sard’s daugh- ter, Miss Miriam Scott, will be pre- sented to society b¥ her grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. William Holland Wil- mer. Mrs. Albert Joseph Carrico has re- turned to Washington and is making her home in Chevy Chase. Before leaving the city early in the Summer Mrs. Carrico sold her home on Six- teenth street. of Mr. Van Hagan in June, will re- turn to her apartment at the Ward- man Park Hotel today. Mr. and Mrs. Darby of De- troit, Mich., are 1n Wuhlngwn, stop- ping at the Wardman Park Hotel for & visit. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Paine of Cambridge, Mass., are at the Dodge for a few days. Sales Cheer Greenwich Village. NEW YORK, September 30 (#).-— A measure of prosperity has cheered the art centers of Greenwich Village. The 450 artists who ended their an- nual street art show yesterday re- ported a net of $7,061 cash and orders for an additional $3,000 in art works to keep them busy this Winter. D. C. Women’s Club Holds Luncheon Tomorrow Mrs. Arthur Q. Tool, chairman of the luncheon which will precede the first Fall meeting of the' Takoma Park Women's Club tomorrow at the Ta- koma Park Branch Library, will be assisted by Mrs. W. H. Archer, Mrs. Vernon 8. Auld, Mrs. Irvin L. Clark, Mrs. Harry W. Detrich, Mrs. J. Wal- ter Dudley, Mrs. E. J. Hurdle, Mrs. Anthony Hutchinson, Mrs F. A. John- ston, Mrs. J. M. Linthicum, Mrs. Charles W. Thompson and Mrs. Jos- eph D. Wilson as hostesses. Gotham Worth $16,000,000,000. New York City’s assessed real estate valuation is set at $16,000,000,000. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1935. SOCIETY. SELBY. CONTEST _vis - rucis, Tepton. ord dr onc of 68&an of Shoes in the $8,104 Prize Contest, it on “Why I Changed to Selby Shoes.” e rul ,m dmp(e, the question easy to answer. You have an exce!lent c!uneg to win. Lome in to Hahn’s, 1207 F Street, at mee—-l‘or dehfl: and your entry bhnk. it A THERES A NEW Mr. and Mrs, Edwin H. Clark of ‘Winnetka, Ill, are again in Washing- ton, and have taken a suite at the | Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. Charles Newton Boulton of Baltimore, who is traveling in Eu- rope, is spending the early Fall in Scotland. Upon her return to this country Mrs. Boulton will spend part of the Winter at the Mayflower Hotel. | Mrs. Arthur Van Hagan, who has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Archie M. Stevenson, and her moth- er, Mrs. Mary Stevenson Begole, in Southern California, since the death RestaurantPierre Conn. Ave. at Que St. ing at Columbia Hospital. Mrs. Waechter formeriy was Miss Maur- een Gregg of Hutchinson, Kans. Mrs. Waechter’s mother, Mrs. Amos Gregg of Hutchinson, Kans,, is visit- ing in their home for several weeks. was also a member, Col. Wilbourn +is recognized as one of the outstand- ing authorities on the history of the battles fought in and around Fred- ericksburg. WMAFMT IN A KNOX CREATION “CRUISE AND TRAVEL" $8.75 Wherever you go, “Cruise and Travel!” will turn heads your way! It's a glorious Felt, man-tailored by Knox! You'll love its casual, sporting charm, the deviltry of its deftly turned brim. Dolci Wine, Pottery Rust, Scottie Green, Brown and Black. Supt. of Schools and Mrs. Wilbert ‘Tucker Woodson of Fairfax, Va., mo- tored to Petersburg, Va., yesterday to spend several days with Mrs. Wood- son’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Harry L. Snead. Mr. Wood- son will attend a superintendents’ conference in Richmond. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller of | Aurora Hills, Va., with the latter’s | son, Mr. Douglas Dodd, spent & few days last week at Port Royal, Va, | with Mrs. Miller’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Reid. Mr. Dodd went from there to Blacks- burg, Va., where he ‘entered the fresh- man year of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Mr. and Mrs. Alden H. Emery and Mrs. Vernon Emery entertained at ARCH PRESERVER SHOES @ Here are three of the Selby Slenderized Arch Preservers that belong to the new youth school. ® CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED o RALEIGH HABERDASHER THE WOMEN'S SHOP—I310 F STREET Our served in delightful surround- ings and quiet atmosphere, usual excellent cuisine Years younger than ever before—with a cer- S tain i New Furnishings exclusive smartness that makes them the center of interest wherever they go. And they dinner yesterday in their home in - Sr Miss Steele Engaged Mrs. Allen MacCullen was hostess lowed by bridge. Her guests includ-| gy ionam * Ala, and Washington Joseph Haley. Mrs. R N. Anderson, | giq1y wescott, son of Mr. John J. | Opens for ton County, and Mrs. F. W. Wood and | g, 0504 Phillips Martin. | tertained at luncheon yesterday in | Townsend presided at the tea table, | Mrs. A. D. Montgomery of Washing- | assisted in receiving. Mr. and Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Hall's | the George Washington University. L. B. Brent in Clarendon, Va., #t a | the Federal Emergency Relief Ad- E New Floor Coverings Mrs. Ida Byron Ashton of Wasiing- | 25 in the home of the bride's parents .Takoma Park, Md,, in compliment to — <Dr. Frederick J. Smith of Atlanta, Ga. today 1n her home in Chevy chase,| 10 Wed Mr. Wescott D. C. entertaining at luncheon fol- Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Steele of ed Mrs. J. W. Dorsey, Mrs. Lorenzo announced the engagement of their B. Mann. Mrs. Frank Coffman, Mrs. daughter, Judith Leroy, to Mr. James Mrs. Claude Deaton, Mrs. T. P. Gary | - | Wescott of Washington, at a tea and Mrs. C. L. Harlan, all of Arling. | given yesterday in the home of Miss | 4 flon Oty gnd Mis PN Wod The Winter Season I Sleny SRe e AR e wililamiin, Fairbanks; Mis.| Mr. and Mrs. N. Ingram Hail en- | William L. Woodward and Mrs. John‘ Tuesday, Oct. Ist their home, Fairfax Manor, at Fair- | while Miss Sally Steele, Miss Betty fax Station, Va. in compliment to | Martin and Miss Betty Newcombe ton and Mrs. S. B. Welch of Lor-| Both Miss Steele and Mr. Wescott | ton, Va. attended Western High School and sister, Mrs. Daisy W. Capen, were | Mr. Wescott is connected with the ‘among the guests entertained by Mrs. | research and statistical division of picnic supper Saturday in honor of | ministration. the 88th birthday anniversaries of | The wedding will take place October | ton and Miss Alice Murray of The | before a small company. New Silent Ceiling go everywhere! Shopping, walking, working, g dancing—th i § HOME FURNISHINGS * GIFTS g—they take you there and bring you back in topnotch form. 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