Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1935, Page 22

SOCIETY. Misses Maitland Here Take Apartment for Winter—MTrs. Charles J. Bell in Capital. Mrs. Philip Lee Phillips and the Misses Maitland, the latter making| their debuts in Washington last sea- son, have returned to Washington from some weeks in California, stop- ping at many points of interest en | route East’ and making the trip by | railway. The Misses Maitland have taken the epartment of Mrs. Joseph E. Wash- inglon at 1302 Eighteenth street for the season. Mrs. Charles J. Bell, who has leased her home, Twin Oaks, to Former Solicitor General and Mrs. James Crawford Biggs, has taken a ho.sc n| Georgetown for the Winter, and will | have with her her granddaughter, Mrs. Massie. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Massie are spending a short time in New| York and will return to Washington early in November. Mr. and Mrs. We have returned to their apartment m Alban Towers from an extended trip to the Pacific Coast. Mr. and Mrs, Ballinger have as their guests at Alban Towers the lat- ter's nephew, Lieut. (J. G) R. A. ‘Theobald, jr., U. S. N., and Mrs. Theo- | bald, who will remain for a week or 10 days. Lieut. Theobald has recently returned from a cruise abroad with the U. 8. S. Dale, which W.u come w Washington for the celebration of Navy day. Mrs. Theobald has been in her home at Scarsdale, N. Y., during Lieut. Theobald's absence. Mrs. Pieterre Murray, 1601 Argwnne: place northwest, has gone to New York and is at the Prince George Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Nurman Oyster have 8s their guests Dr. and Mrs. E. Brooks Keffer and Mr. and Mrs. E. Stanton Henry of Philadelphia, for whom she will entertain at a musicale and sup- per party thi$ evening. Dr. Keffer is | president of the Settlement School of Music of Philadelphia. A number of | parties have been planned for the | Webster Ballinger | . chinoton this evening for a four- | day visit. Mr. Vernon Knox will entertain at luncheon Saturday at the Mayflower Hotel for the out-of-town guests. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. C. Tocque of Chicago are at the Dodge and are accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Schamp of Dover, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis S. Baker of Grand Rapids, Mich., have arrived in ‘Washington for a few days' visit, be- fore going to Charlottesville, Va, to visit their son, Mr. Hollis M. Baker, a student at the University of Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Austin have ar- rived from their home in Asheville, N. C, and are at the Carlton. Miss Harriet Newhall, executive sec- retary to President Mary E. Woolley and to the Board of Admission at Mount Holyoke College, wili arrive in Her hostesses during her | stay will be Miss Catherine S. Blakeslee of Mount Vernon Seminary, a graduate | of Mount Holyoke, and Miss Maud van Woy of the Fairmont School. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Munroe Camp-~ bell of Detroit, Mich., have arrived in Washington and have taken an apart- ment at the Shoreham for an extended stay, as their son, Mr. George Lothrop ;Ci\mpbell. is at school in the Capital. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell recently re- | turned from several years in Europe. Mrs. Campbell visited in Lenox, Mass., upon leaving Detroit and arrived in Washington after a short motor trip through New England and the Adiron- i dacks. Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Blakeney of Den- ver, Colo., are at the Dodge while in the Capital. e Quake Speeds Justice. | HELENA, Mont., October 23 (#).— It was a shakedown when eight pris- | oners pleaded guilty in Federal Court. visitors. Dr. and Mrs. Radford Brown | The county jail was shaking down in will entertain at dinner Friday for | Helena's 12-day earthquake and they them, and Sunday Mrs. Clark Diamond | will give a luncheon in their honor. 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A tea dance is to be held at Fort Myer on Friday afternoon in honor of the United States and Chilean teams. The teams will be the guests of several officers and ladies of the nearby Virginia garrison. Both teams will be guests at a formal dinmer dance to be held on Saturday night at the Mayflower Hotel. The dance will be formal with the officers appearing in mess jackets. Members of the hunt teams competing in the show will be attired in their colorful pink hunting coats and other regalia of the fox hunt. Upoa the conclusion of the show on Monday Col. Henry L. Stimson is to entertain at tea for the officers of the show and the rival military teams. Among those who have boxes for the show are the Italian Ambassador, RUGS Shampooed by Experts Mothproof Storage SMITH’S TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Suede is definitely in the style limelight . . . and Mntrix presents three leaders of the trend. 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Prior to the termination of the feud Sheehy had insisted upon prosecuting Gardiner for assault and it had been announced the case would come .up in Police Court. Gold Mines Gain. Gold production in Chile is increas- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1935. LUNCHEON PLANNED Jewish Consumptives Society Auxiliary Will Confer Today. The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Jew- ish Consumptives Relief Soclety will hold a special meeting at the Jew- ish Center at 2 p.m. today to make final arrangements for the annual luncheon scheduled for the Willard Hotel, November 6. Mrs. Harry Walsky, who under- wrote the first two of the annual luncheons given by the omn!nuon. is chairman of the arrangements bemu ttee. Price of the luncheon will HAVE YOU $400 Worth of Jeweiry, Watches & Furs? $10.00 2 Year Wil provide full protecion against loss or damage from evel world-wide. M. LEROY GOFF 1036 Woodward Blds. Nat. 0340 Insurance—All Branches SOCIETY. 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