Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1935, Page 30

B—10 ‘Annapolis Fete Draws D. C. Throng|| Comdr. and Mrs. Forrest B. Royal, Comdr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Davis and Maj. and Mrs. Hugh A. Allen with their daughter, Miss Collis Allen, and son, Mr. Hugh A. Allen, Jr., motored to Annapolis this morning to attend the ceremonies marking the ninetieth anniversary of the establishing of the United States Naval Academy. They were guests at luncheon given by the superintendent of the academy and Mrs. David F. Sellers, and are remain- ing for the foot ball game and other activities. The Rev. and Mrs. Carl E. Weaks have returned to their home in Takoma Park after & month spent in | the South where they visited Asheville, N. C.; Chattanooga and Nashville, Tenn., and Huntsville, Ala. Mrs. Clarence E. Miles was hostess at a charmingly-arranged luncheon yesterday at her home in Arlington, Va., entertaining as guests 48 of her Washington friends. Luncheon was followed by bridge. Dr. Charles E. Kellogg was host at & stag dinner party last evening at his home in Aurora Hills, Va., when covers were laid for nine. Out-of-town guests included Dr. H. A. de Weerd of Granville, Ohio, who is spending a few days in the Capital. Dr. Kellogg is connected with the Chemical and | Soil Bureau of the Department of Agriculture. Miss Rebecca Rice, daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. C. T. Rice of Oakton, Va, will arrive today from Hollins College, where she is a student, to pass the week end with her parents. Friday Miss Rice will act as queen in the| Piedmont Dairy Festival which will be held in Manassas. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paine Simpson have returned to their home in Liv- ingstone Heights, Va., from a fort- night's stay at Berkeley Springs, W. Va., where they were guests at the Park View Inn. Before going to Berkeley Springs, Mrs. Simpson spent a week in New York City visiting her son and daugh- Mrs, ter-in-law, Mr. and Smith Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Arnold have as a guest at their home in Aurora Hills, | Va, Mr. George Holmes of Kansas City, Mo., who will remain for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Phillip Mann re- turned Tuesday to their home on| Glebe road in Ballston, Va., after an | extended motor trip, which took them through 15 States and into Canada. Their first objective was Texas, where they visited relatives in Hous- ton, San Angolos, Fort Stockton and Beaumont; thence northward, with stops at Paducah and Hickman, Ky, and on to Canada and then home. Miss Lavinia Engle of Forest Glen, Md., director of the Maryland League of Women Voters, is in Jefferson City, Mo., where she is one of the speakers at a reglonal conference of Demo- cratic women. Miss Engle, with her mother, Mrs. Lavinia H. Engle, enter- tained at tea Sunday for Mrs. Engle’s | son-in-law and daughter, Dr. George | Ridout, U. 8. N, and Mrs. Ridout of | ‘Washington, who are leaving next Sunday for San Francisco. from which place they will sail shortly for China where Dr. Ridout will be stationed. Late Fall garden flowers formed at- | tractive decorations. Mrs, Walter E. | Perry of Bethesda, Md., and Mrs. Fawn Munroe of Woodside, Md., ! poured, and Miss Betty Moore of ‘Washington presided at the punch bowl. Among the out-of-town (uesu{ was Mrs. Ridout's brother, Mr. Mel- | vin Engle of Boston, Mass. Announcement is made of the mar- | riage of Mr. Raymond Rodgers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Vance Rodgers of Cherrydale, Va., and Miss Florine | Virginia Mock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mock, also of Cherrydale, which took place Saturday, October 5, | at Clarendon, Va. Judge Bryan Gor- | don, officiating in the presence of a | small company. 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Simcoe were| hosts last evening in their home in Aurora Hills, Va., at a tureen dinner. | ‘The guests were the Director of the! Budget and Mrs: D. W. Bell, Mr. and | Mrs. D. M. McPherson, Mr. and| Mrs. C. A. Metzler, Mr. and Mrs. | Byron Beal and Mr. and Mrs. Cleve | ‘Van Driesen, all of Washington, and they remained through the evening to | play bridge. | Mrs. Jacob Roth and her daughter, Miss Alice Roth, have returned to | ‘their home in Hasleton, Pa., after having been the guests for 10 days of Mrs. Roth's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Hammond, at! their home in Cherrydale, Va. | Yesterday Mrs. Hammond enter- tained a small company at luncheon, followed by bridge, having as guests Mrs. Ernest Shreve, Mrs. Virgil Bouk- night, Mrs. E. F. Inbody, Mrs. Nelson Parker, Mrs. Willlam Topley, Mrs. Hugh Reid and Mrs. Belle Schutt. Mrs. Laph.am H_ostess G. W. Women’s Club | Mrs. John R. Lapham, president of the Faculty Women's Club of the | George Washington University, will be | hostess to the club at her home, 4800 | Arkansas avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Hospitality will be in charge of Mrs. Richard N. Owens, chairman of the Hospitality Commit- tee, assisted by the wives of the deans of the colleges: Mrs. Earl Baldwin McKinley, Mrs. William C. Van Vleck, Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, Mrs, Wil- llam C. Johnstone, Mrs. William Paul Briggs, Mrs. William C. Ruediger, Mrs. Elmer Louis Kayser and Mrs. Warren Reed West. The new women of the faculty will be guests of heaor. Dr. Mitchell Dreese, professor of psychology in the university, will speak on “Some Misconceptions Re- garding Human Nature.” o Pennies Buy Marriage License. MINNEAPOLIS, October 10 (#).— Approximately a pound and & half | of carefully saved pennies—225 of them—purchased s marriage license yesterday for Frank B. Hogan, 22, and Harriet V. Edin, 17. FOUND! THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, \ GRAND OPENING Leon’s D. G. S. Market 1400 Southern Ave., Bradbury Heights, Md. Phone: Lincoln 8220 Thursday Eve., Oct. 10th, 8 P.M. This District Grocery Store, now under new management, has been com- pletely remodeled and is now better able to serve you, friends are cordially invited to attend this event. A complete prog! You, your family and ram has been arranged, including & Food Show, Free Groceries, Souvenirs for young and old and music to enliven the proceedings. * Pint Bottle of PREMIER Pancake SYRUP Package of PILLSBURY'S For a Breakfast Treat Serve Waffles _ with Honey! Lake HONEY Make Waffles With L] ® Bisquick 40 oz. pkg. 3 1 c Supreme Food for Children Regular or Quick Cooking PLL BE SEEIN YOU FRIDAY ON THE SCREEN AT LOEW’S PALACE §:1:107.1),/.V4 MELODY ./ 1936 Sunbrite CLEANSER 3 =13¢ Be sure to attend. *U. S. Government Graded and Dated Sunshade EGGS U. S. Standard, Large Retail Grade B SUNSHADE FLOUR w23c %"45¢ " 89¢ D.G.S.FLOUR w27c w"53¢ " 99¢ Washington Self-Rising Flour 12 Ib. * CALUMET BAKING POWDER SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR For Cooking Baking, Frying, Etc. SNOWDRIFT A Pure Vegetable 1b. 2‘ c Shortening pkg. MORTON'S SALT PLAIN or 1I0DIZED LIPTON'S TEA 14 Ib. BANQUET TEA 23¢c e IT'S ALL FREE! Fancy D. C, Here’s How to Locate Your Nearest D. G. S. Store Consult the Classified Section (yellow pages) of your Tele- phone Directory, pages 185 and 186, or call MEtropolitan 4662. QUALITY MEATS 25. Leg of Lamb Rib Lamb Chops Loin Lamb Chops Breast of Lamb Fresh Hams . 29- Decker’s SLICED BACON __ Brandywine SLICED BACON __ Mixed EGGS Brewer-Snyder COOKED HOMINY PKE: 10¢ SCRAPPLE 2 ekz 15¢ Fresh (Not Fillet of Haddock b 2l PKE.-emenn. .,45C »;7/; I0 FREE TRIPS ERICK ot Libby’s Pinea the last line tor ASK US FOR FREE ENTRY BLANKS &2 To compete, write on a labet IN % GREAT $10,000 507: PRIZES €O Moo, \tsee Eack pple Juice limerick PINEAPPLE JUICE 3 i 25¢ atee] FOR FRESHNESS Ib. pkg. ZOC Not in all stores Bennett’s MAYONNAISE ‘= 14c ‘& 25¢ McCormick’s MAYONNAISE t=14c 7= 25¢ KRAFT'S MAYONNAI i %= 3le McCormick’s Mustard 1% oz. Picnic 8 oz jar FREE with jar Burch’s Butter Coakies - - 10¢ - 23c Ib. 39c -45¢ Sausage MEAT Green Link SAUSAGE Pork PUDDINGS Frozen) Camel Chesterfield Lucky Strike or Old Gold Cigarettes 2 ke 25¢ Standard OYSTERS ». 28¢ « 55¢ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1935. GRAND OQOPENING Gruber’s D. G. S. Market 202 Central Ave., Capitol Heights, Md. Phone: Hillside 0183 Friday Eve., Oct. 11th, 8 P.M. Here's a brand-new District Grocery Store, modern and complete in every detail, yeady to serve the housewives of this thriving community. You, your family and friends are cordially invited to attend this gala opening event. An elaborate program has been arranged, including a Food Show, Free Groceries, Souvenirs for old and young and music to enliven the occasion. IT’S ALL FREE! .31 attend. ROLL BUTTER.- D.G.S. BUTTER AYRSHIRE Rice Flakes Tomato Ketchup_ __ige. bot. 21¢ Strained Foods can' 10¢ PHILLIPS “DELICIOUS” Pork and Beans 5¢ Vegetable Soup ____2 cans 11¢ Red Kidney Beans __2 cans 11c Cooked Spaghetti __2 cans 13¢ " RITTER Pork and Beans Tomato Catsup ___ _tze. bot. 14¢ LIBBY’S FOODS Fruit Cocktail ___No. 21 can 29¢ Sauerkraut ___3 No. 215 cans 25¢ Tomato Juice 2 cans 15¢ Paramount CHILI CON CARNE 2 - 19¢ 9% os. cans Florido Gold Gropefruit Juice Sunsweet PRUNE JUICE quart bottie 23 € SUNSWEET PRUNES wrl12¢ G 19¢ 15¢ Enter the Crosse & Blackwell Contest Get an Entry Blank at your nearest District Grocery Store for full details CROSSE & BLACKWELL PRODUCTS ASSORTED SOUPS (except Clam Chowder) ____2 16 oz. cans 25¢ TOMATO JUICE 13%2 oz. cans 29¢ TOMATO CATSUP__ CHILI SAUCE _____---- ASSORTED PRESERVES___ ASSORTED JELLIES ___ ORANGE MARMALADE ... DATE AND NUT BREAD BEEF, LAMB, IRISH OR KIDNEY STE! Fruits _and_Vegetables Fresh Spinach...2 ™ 15¢ California Carrots Iceberg Lettuce Crisp Celery Yellow Onions Jersey Potatoes Sweet Potatoes Brussels Sprouts ... 21¢c SE York Imperial, Grimes Golden or Northwestern Greening APPLES Ib. pkg. 17C Sunshine Buster Chocolates __________________ n. 23¢ Edgemont Smacks Premium Flakes Ritz Crackers sm. pkg. 10¢; 1ge. pks. 18¢ 7 oz. pkg. lOc __8on pkg. 15¢ Marshmallow Eclairs ________________ m. 29¢ Gold Handle BROOMS ea. 55c Square Pecl Tissue 12 s 45¢ DETHOL %2 23¢ 23% LA FRANCE_ ___ ;. 9¢ SATINA NEW YORKER BEER 4.2 25¢.2 $1.49 SUNSHADE BEER conis. 29€ . $1.59 WEISBROD BEER 4 5 29c i $1.59 Beer in most D. C. stores Slightly higher in Va. stores CAMAY soap 3 == 14c¢ STAY 4= 19c OXYDOL 2.~ 19¢ 5.23¢ 2 bunches 15¢ Maxwell House_ ___ _ Kaffee Hag D.G.S. COCOA 2. 2 neads 19¢ CEREALS Hominy Grits___2 rs= 19¢ Grape-Nut Flakes_ v« 11¢ Kellogg’s Bran__ sm. rks. 13¢ Kellogg’s Bran_ _ ie. ps. 21¢ Wheaties 2 oss. 25¢ Cream of Wheat sm. »is. 14¢ Cream of Wheat ue. ris. 25¢ Ralston Wheatena Rippled Wheat_ __ »s 10c Shredded Wheat_ _ »s. 13¢ Del Monte Spinach 2 No. 215 cans 29¢ Del Monte Tiny Kernel Corn 2 No. 2 cans 29¢ Del Monte Early Garden Asparagus__No. 2 ean 23¢ COLLEGE INN SOUPS Chicken Broth, Chicken Noodle, Vegetable or Cream of Mushroom 2 cans Zlc 3 ige. bots. contents 25€ Rock Creek Ginger Ale Suburban Club Ginger Ale___3 ie. bots. contents 25¢ Pepsi-Cola 6 12 oz. bots. contents 25€_ Walker Hill Milk »t. Tc; ot 12¢ SUPER SUDS 3= 25¢s11c 20-Mule Team BORAX .. 15¢ An;ox Liquid Spray % 39¢ & 67¢c AMOCO MOTOR OIL Tax Included Be sure to Wilkins Coffee “Just Wonderful” v 27 Tune in WJSV 5 minutes before 10 AM., 2, 4 and 6 P.M,, daily for Wilkins Fresh News Service Old Virginia Apple Butter ey K F The ideal food for that after achool snack Uncoated W hite Rice 2 1b. pkg. 1 5C Hot-pan processed for your protection Sauer’s PURE Concentrated Extract Vanilla 2r 17 2 o 19¢ PALMOLIVE - SOAP 3w 14¢ |-