Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1935, Page 23

SOCIETY. gburban Residents in The News Buffet Supper Last Night in Fairfax. Maryland Items. Mr. and Mrs. J. Craig Hunter en- tertained at a buffet supper last eve- ning at their home, in Vienna, Va, ‘when their guests included State Sen- ator and Mrs. John Warwick Rust, the Rev. and Mrs. Herbert A. Don- ovan, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Robey and Mr. Dorsey Lynch of Fairfax; Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison Ruff of Vienna and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ‘Wyckoff, Mr. and Mrs. W. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ullis and Mr. Richard Kim- | ball, all of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Clark have been | guests of Mr. Clark’s uncle and aunt, | the Rev. and Mrs. Irwin H. Evans, in their home, in Takoma Park, for a few days en route from their home, in Elk Rapids, Mich., to Cape Provinces | in South Africa, where Mr. Clark will teach science in Helderberg College at Somerset West. Mr. Clark is the son | of Mrs. Clark, sister of Rev. Mr. Evans, | and the late Mr. Fred S. Clark. He has been a teacher in the Cedar Lake Academy at Cedar Lake, Mich., for some time and was educated at Em-| manuel Missionary College, located in | Berrien Springs, Mich. They sailed Thursday from Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Clark were accom- | panied by Mr. Clark's sister, Mis Flora Clark of Traverse City, Mich, who graduated from Washington Mis- sionary College in 1933, receiving her bachelor of science degree. She re- turned to Michigan Sunday evening. Mr, and Mrs, Charles W. Fenwick gave a Sunday supper party in their | home, in East Falls Church, at which | Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fortinberry, Miss Alice Virginia Maddux, Dr. Charles F. | Kincheloe and Mr. Fenwick were guests. and Mrs. E. G. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Leigh enter- tained at a reception last evening at their home, Ranleigh, near McLcan, Va., in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Bjorn Egeli of Norway. Mr. Egeli is a portrait painter and Mrs. Leigh is exhibiting a collection of his portra.s Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe Cavalier of | Baltimore, Md., with their children, Daniel and Dorothy, have moved to Silver Spring, Md., and have leased | & home on Woodside Parkway. Christmas Party Of Billy Ostmann, Billy Ostmann, jr. will be host to his teacher, Miss Elsie Brooks and 30 schoolmates, Wednesday afternoon, in his home on the Rockville Pike. Santa | Claus will entertain the little Feople. | Miss Peggy Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bailey, entertained at | a buffet supper last evening at hrr‘ ing among her guests, members of Beta Mu Sorority. | Mrs. Walter Tansill ©Uver, ir., who has been the guest of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Bwnan O. Grove, in Roanoke since Thanksgiving. returned Saturday to her home in Fairfax, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Savee of Sligo Park Hills, Md. had Mrs Bavee's sister, Miss Pauline Jones of Richmond, as their house guest for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Powsll have returned from a trip in Southern Vir. ginia, where they spent several days With Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Young. oSN SR SR R SR SR S Mrs. Bruce Lee Melvin entertained Baturday evening at a dinner party As a surprise to her husband, Dr. Mel- vin. The guests included Mr. J. W. Mercer and Mr. Raymond Lynch of Annandale, Mr. Thomas M. Corner, Mr. D. L. Melvin and Mr. T. M Corner, jr, of McLean; Mr. Edward D. Vosbury and Mr. Richard Hood of Merrifield, Prof. Harold Wilder and Mr. Thomas Keys of Herndon and Mr. Gilbert Stewart and Mr. Paul K. Stenger of Vienna. Mrs. Henry T. Porter entertained &t a luncheon and bridge Saturday in her home in Sligo Park Hills, Md. A ' small Christmas tree formed the cen- terplece surrounded by other Yule- tide decorations at the table. The guests were Mrs. Tallman W. | Peel, Mrs. Robert S. Pilgrim, Mrs. George Webster of Sligo Park Hills, | Md.; Mrs. Charles Senseny, Mrs. Earle Le Masters, Mrs. Winnie Allison and Mrs. Adelbert Baker of Washington. Miss Anne Pryor of Falls Church gave a tea Sunday afternoon, Decem- | ber 8, in honor of her house guest, Miss Doris Ingraham of Clifton Forge, Va. Mr. Dashwood Peyton Darling en- tertained the fleld of the Fairfax | Cheese (Imported and Domestic) All people share a common taste for cheese. There is nothing quite %0 sure to please the palate and add zest to the meal. Each Large Edam, Holland____$1.65 Pineapple, 10 oz._ 65 Pineapple, 18 oz._ Pineapple, 27 oz La Trappe, Cana Bel Pacse, Italian, Reggiano, Italian, Ib. ___ Roquefort, France, Ib.___ Brie, domestic, Ib.__ Le Barron, domestic, I Stilton in Port, 8 oz. jar__ Edam in Sauterne, 8oz.jar English Cheddar in Port__ -Gorgenzola in Port, 4 oz.__ Camembert, French, solid - Camembert, 6 portio Grayer, 8 oz. box, solid Gruyer, 6 portion Pont Levuque, L’Extra, box Stilton, plain, 10 oz. jar__ Imported Sweitzer, Ib.____ American Cheddar, Ib.____ Many other Imported and Do- mestic cheese that are popular MAGRUDER, INC. Groeers & Wine Merchants Since 1875 Phone District 8250 18th &M Sts. N.W. 1.00 Diplomat’s Wife FRAU BLANKENHORN, Wife of the new attache of the German Embassy, Herr Herbert Blankenhorn, who re- cently arrived in Washington jrom Athens, Greece. Herr and Frau Blankenhorn are now established at the Shoreham for the season. ~—Underwood & Underwood Photo. Hunt Club and a few additional guests at breakfast Saturday following the weekly hunt, which started from his farm near Chantilly, Va. There were about twenty guests. | Mr. Darling’s sister, Mrs. Ernest du | Pont, jr. of Wilmington, Del. is| | spending a few days with her brother. | e S SR DR SRS S SRR SR SR SR SRS RS home in Wynnewood Park, Md., hav- | A 8 ) -4 S = k4 - Drop-leaf Table of the Pem- brooke design, made of genuine mahogany, inlaid. $25 Other Similar Tables $16 up Duncan Phyfe Side Chair made of solid mahogany. $12.50 Others $15 up Davenports and Chairs in unusual designs 1108 G Street N.W. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1935. Christmas Party at Democratic Club The Woman's National Democratic Club held its Christmas party today for club members in honor of the governing board. After the luncheon and the annual Christmas tree and club gifts, the public speaking class of the club gave a demonstretion in which many of the nationally known participants would not have recognized themselves. Those taking part in the program were Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, teacher; Mrs. Samuel Herrick, Mrs. George Eckels, Mrs. Edward Keating, Mrs. Ellis Meredith, Mrs. William Jen- nings Price, Mrs. Conrad Syme, Mrs, A. A. Jones, Mrs. Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher, Mrs. Robert K. Noble, Mrs. J. C. Tribby, Mrs. A. F. Kempton, Mrs. Samuel Majors and Mrs. James Craig Peacock. The members of the governing board, the guests of honor, are Mrs. Cordell Hull, Mrs. George H. Dern,| Mrs. Joseph T. Robinson, Mrs. Burton K. Wheeler, Mrs. Edward Costigan, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, Mrs. Edward Keating, Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, Mrs. David Tucker Brown, Mrs. H. E. C. Bryant, Mrs. J. Harry Covington, Mrs. John Allan Daugherty, Mrs. George Eckels, Mrs. Rose Yates Forrester, Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, Mrs. Samuel Herrick, Mrs, Mrs. Edward B. Meigs is the club, with Mrs Warren. president of FOR EVENING WEAR VERY SPECI Sherwood Jones, | wilbur W. Hubbard, | Mrs. Beverly Mason and Mrs. Charles | dent; Mrs. Carter C. Wallace and Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, honorary vice presidents. The other officers who were present at the luncheon were Mrs. George Eckels and Mrs. Basil Manley, vice presi- dents; Mrs. Bennett Champ Clark and Miss Eleanor Connelly, secre- taries, and Mrs. Burton K. Wheeler, treasurer. Junior Republican Club Bridge Lunch The Entertainment Committee of the Junior Club of Republican Wom- en has completed plans for a Christ- mas bridge-luncheon tomorrow at 1 o'clock in the National Capital Re- publican Club at Sixteenth street and Scott Circle. An interesting program has been arranged by Miss Bettie West, chairman. Reservations have been made by Mrs. George Dewey, Miss Dorothy Barnes, Mrs. Lowell Blake, Mrs. Waldo Clark, Mrs. Edward E. Colladay, Mrs. John R. Dickens, Miss Alice Mary Dodd, Dr. Douglas, Mrs. Gordon Ed- munds, Mrs. C. Ashmead Fuller, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Bishop Hill, Mrs. Joseph Horgan, Mrs. Hume, Mrs. Rollin D. Hunter, Mrs. Robert Larson, Mrs. Thomas P. Littlepage, jr.; Miss Mar- garet Maise, Mrs. E. W. Nicklas, Mrs. Halbert Payne, Mrs. Cooper B. Rhodes, Mrs. Shores, Mrs. Edmund Parry, jr.;. Mrs. William Sturtevant, Miss Bettie West and Miss Marie Wilde. 95 ALLY PRICED An alluring little bag that has literally every- -+ thing — handsome compact, purse, lipstick (in three shades), mirror and comb. It's made in white satin and in colorful brocades heavily shot with silver or gold thread. 1222 F § SERVING WASHINGTON OVER FIFTY YEARS SMART GIFTS OF ENDURNG CHARM FURNITURE from HENDERSON'S ERE you will find a most complete collection of lovely pieces that will be a never-ending source of joy and pleasure to the recipient. Drum Tables $15.50 up $30.00 up $13.50 up $31.00 up Turn-Top Tables Coffee Tables Drop-Leaf Tables Open Bookcases $49.00 up $9.50 up $12.00 up Kneehole Desks Foot Stools Mirrors Georgian design Secretary with beoutiful swirl ma- hogany front, finished on old mellow tone. $156 Other Secretaries $53 up Smart Desks____$40 up Beautiful Floor and Table Lamps Many Other Lovely Gift Pieces—Your Prompt Inspec- tion Is Suggested W hile There Is Still a Good Selection JAMES B. HENDERSON FINE FURNITURE INTERIOR DECORATING $17.00 up Bedroom and Dining Room Suites of Su-‘ T. N.W. T A Sheraton Lamp Table of genuine mahogany with real leather top. $17 Other Lamp Tables $10uwp Occasional Chair of Georgian design; genuine mahogany carved front legs and arms. $42 Other Open Arm Chairs $28 up R R e R R A T B R R R R R B T R R B R R R B TR S T TR T o I oy Lo o I oy oy O L o O o perior Quality District 7676-1677 Men’s Pajamas $1.39 Plain color combina- tions and fancy broad- cloths. Coat and middy styles. A, B, C and D. Men's Shirts 59¢ Serviceable grade broad- cloths, white. tan, blue, gray and fancies. Sizes 14 to 1T Men’s Robes $1.95 Plain contrasting colors, heavy blanket cloth, rayon cord girdle. Small, medium and large. } Men’s Ties 39¢ Oh, such an array of patterns and colorings to choose from; all “he- men” designs. | e " Boys' Sweaters Part-wool sweaters, , zipper style; several at- tractive colors. Sizes 28 to 36. Boys’ Knickers .}l Suiting mixtures, fully lined, knitted cuff bot-. toms; full cut, well tai- lored; 8 to 16 years. Sheep-Lined Coats $2.95 Black leatherette, with large wombat_collars; heavy sheepskin lining; 7 to 18 years. S8OCIETY. Featured at F Parking—Eye St. at 7th Visit the Third Floor TOYLAND You’ll find many unusually fine toys attractively priced. L, 27-In. Dressed Baby Doll 52.48 Flared organdy dresses, cunning bonnets, rubber panties and moving eyes. Lujon Sun Tan Dolls, real hair, flared dresses, in all colors, at $3.98, $4.98 and $5.98 Mechanical Trucks, several kinds___ American Flyer Mechanical Trains_ Dolls Bassinets, rocker and rollers _ Stuffed Plush Animals, several kinds Large Assortment of Books and Games__ Children’s gewiu Sets, very instructive Gong Bell Toys, many delightful kinds _.50c and $1 _50c and $§1 3-Wheel Speedster 52.98 Something that will keep the boys outdoors and make them healthy. Strongly constructed; rubber-tired disc wheels. Gifts for Women - Silk Undies $1 Slips, Dance Sets and Chemise, lovely quality crepe; lace trimmed; pas- tel shades. Stationery $1 Beautiful boxed high- grade stationery, 36 and 48 sheets ot paper; en- velopes to match. Several styles and colors. Kimonos $1.19 Lovely Japanese Kimonos, rayon crepe with hand- some embroidered de- signs; all sizes. Rayon Vests, Bloomers, Step-ins 25c¢ Also panties; lace trimmed and tailored. Regular and extra sizes. A Boudoir Lamps $1.98 These have silk or parch- mentized shades, in rose, green, white and other pretty shades. " Sik Hose 55¢ 2 pairs, §1 Full - fashioned Chiffon Hose, sheer filmy quality, in wanted shades; rein- forced. All sizes. Handbags $1.98 With two initlals FREE. An assortment of smart up-to-the-minute styles in various leathers. Toilet Sets $1.98 Comb, brush and mirror; new shape mirror; mounted comb; black with chrome, green and orchid. Nicely boxed. | i 4 Dresses $1.15 Cinderella and Lucette makes—fancy color, fancy prints, also plain colors. Sizes 7 to 16. $5.95 Sports and dress models, checks and plain colors— any girl would be proud to wear one of these; 7 to 14 years. Sleepers 59c Heavy fleeced flannel- ette, with and without feet Dainty print de- signs. Sizes 2 to 8. Slippers 49c Snap-on slippers, black or red suedene, with pad- ded sole and cushion heels. Sizes 6 to 2. 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