Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1937, Page 45

SOCIETY. Engagements of Interest Announced in Alexandria Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Moore Issue Invitations for Wedding Reception for Daughter and Mr. John Hauber. A their daughter, Miss Inez LEXANDRIA, Va, August 7—Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Broders Moore have issued invitations for the wedding reception for Gwynne Moore, and Mr. John [Francis Hauber, Saturday evening, August 21, at 8:30 o’clock at the Belle Haven Country Club, Alexandria. The wedding will be at 8 o’clock at the home of the bride-elect, 811 Prince street, in the presence of only a small party. The bride 'will have as her only attendant her sister, Miss Margaret Thomas Moore, while Mr. Hauber will ha ve as his best man his brother- in-law, Mr. George McCloud of Washington. Farties the past week for Miss Moore and Mr. Hauber included ® tea last Sunday by Mrs. W. I. Deming, a dinner Tuesday by Mrs. William M. Reardon, Miss Corrine T. Reardon and Miss Lucy Rear- don; a dinner Wednesday by Mrs. John Peter Hauber, mother of kkhe bridegroom-elect, and a coc ktail party this evening from 5 0 7 o'clock by Miss Elizabeth Schneider. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Fillmore Ticer have issued invitations ffor the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ellen Archer Ticer, to [Mr. Stanley King, Saturday, August 28, at 5 o’clock in the after- noon in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Mrs. John S. Arnold entertained at a bridge luncheon yesterday Bt Collingwood Tea House in honor of Miss Moore and Miss Ticer. Other guests were Mrs. Clarence J. Robinson, Miss Margaret omas Moore, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Mason Dillard, Mrs. Rob- | rt G. Carter, Mrs. Joseph Crockett, r§. Thomas A. Hulfish, jr.; Mrs. ames W. Love and Mrs. J. Cameron Wemyss. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Howard will ntertain at supper Saturday evening, ugust 14, for Miss Moore and Miss [Cicer. Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Richards ill entertain Sunday, August 15, in mpliment to Miss Ticer and Mr. King. A linen shower will be com- pined with a cocktail party. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Caton, with heir son and daughter-in-law, Mr. pnd Mrs. H. Burdge Caton of Cam- pridge, Md., have returned from a otor trip to Roanoke Island and pare County, N. C. Mrs. Louis Slesman Scott is spend- ng the remainder of the Summer at Virginia Beach Mrs. Grace Ebhardt has announced he engagement of her daughter, iss Mary Mildred Ebhardt, to Mr. Willard E. Koontz of Washington nd Pittsburgh, Pa. The wedding vill be in the Autumn, and will be formal, owing to the recent death | pt the bride-elect's father, Mr. frederick W. Ebhardt Maj. and Mrs. George C. Campbell ntertained Thursday evening at a Hinner party at the Belle Haven ountry Club in compliment to Col. nd Mrs. Harry A. Auer, who will ave soon for their new post at Fort ewis, Wash., and Maj. and Mrs. ames E. Morisette. Mrs. T. Wilfred Robinson enter- jained at a bridge luncheon Monday or her daughter, Miss Josephine Robinson, in celebration of her six- leenth birthday. Those present were iss Anne Lee Cowling, Miss Helen ruikshank, Miss Helene Costello, iss Mary McCarty, Miss Anne Jones, Vivian Ale, Miss Betty Moss, iss Mildred Donaldson, Miss Milli- fent DeButts, Miss Lucy Lenox Ashton, iss Wheat Thomas, Miss Josephine arnett, Miss Kate Alfriend, Miss ornelia Alfriend and Miss Frances Robinson. Comdr. Leland Lovett, U. S. N, nd Mrs. Lovett will move to Alex- dria on August 10, and will be in fhe home they recently purchased on oodmont Drive, Belle Haven. Miss Polly Stephenson is visiting per cousin, Miss Katherine Goode, at fvoodberry Forest, Orange, County, | a. Miss Janet Deneale English is the est of Miss Ruth Taylor, at the | pome of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.| Palton Taylor, Island Hill Farm, Va. Mr. and Mrs. William Topping and | efr family left during the week | or a motor trip to visit relatives in xington and Lynchburg, Va, and 1s0 several places in North Carolira. Mrs. F. H. Lynch of Salt Lake City, Ptah, is visiting her son-in-law snd aughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kemp L. jush, while Miss Prances Lynch, who | as been visiting her sister. left last | eek to return to her home in Salt | ake City. Miss Margaret Harman has re- rned to her home in Roanoke, after visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. dams, and was motored home by rs. Adams and her son, Harry B. dams, for the week end. Miss Sylvia Garcia left this week p return to her home in Havana, ‘uba, after spending several months jith Miss Elena Norris. Miss Evelyn Dupre Morris entar- gined at an informal supper party esday evening at the home of er parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. orris, when her guests were Miss irginia Hays Harris of Arlington, ss Virginia Beverley Coryell, Miss oyce Waller and Miss Coleman Arm- age of Alexandria; Mr. Thomas arold Weaver and Mr. Ernest T. iehle of Fort Belvoir; Mr. Edward peymour, Mr. William Sitler and Mr. Pavid Bowen of Philadelphia. Miss Fanny Dixon is spending the pummer at Montrose, Pa., in the pocono Mountains, and upon her eturn to Alexandria this Autumn will eside at the new apartment house t King and Alfred streets. The Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Free- an of Newark, N. J, and their ughter, Miss Carolyn Freeman, pent the past two weeks with Mrs. man's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Y. E. Worden, at their home, 624 orth Washington street. Mr. ind ts. Worden also had as their guests r. and Mrs. C. R. Yeager of Long sland, N. Y. Mrs. William J. Cleveland and Miss ne Cleveland motored to North Parolina last week, making short visits bith relatives in Oxford, Oakhill, ‘eedmoor and Durham. Miss Hilda Fairfax and Miss Han- ah Michelbach are spending s week t Virginia Beach and Norfolk. Mrs. Anne Barksdale of Charlottes- lle is the guest of Mrs, M. B. Gar- ett at her home on Oxford avenue. Mrs. Lewis Cheeseman of Orlando, a., is visiting her sisters, Miss Su- n Fawcett and Miss Ellen Fawcett, t their home, 517 Prince street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blair Swart pave returned from a motor trip to iagara Falls, New York, Canada and jhrough the New England States, and short visit with Mr. Swart's brother, eut. R. L. Swart, U. 8. N, at New ondon, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob C. Woodson spending 10 days at Rehoboth Miss Anne Wolf and Miss Alice Wolf, who have been visiting their unt, Mrs. William Worth Hulfish, re- ned to their home in Baltimore for he week end, accompanied by Mr, nd Mrs. Hulfish. Mr. Thomas L. Carter and his niece, [ Donald MRinmee e — Miss Sarah Carter, who have been on a motor trip to the West Coast, have returned, accompanied by Miss Car- ter’s sister, Miss Grace Carter of Santa Rosa, Calif., who will spend several months with her uncle and sister. The Rev. Dudley Boogher of Mc- Tlhaney parish, Albemarle County, Va., spent the week end with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ansley Smoot. Mrs. Edward H. Kemper has opened her cottage at Ocean City, Md., for the month of August, and has with her her daughter and son, Miss Char- lotte Kemper and Mr. Richard H. Kemper. Miss Anne Carter Waller has re- turned from a visit with Miss Amonette Gordon, who is spending the Summer at Cape May, N. J., her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gordon, having a cottage at that resort. Robinsons Take Motor Trip. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Robinson spent the last two weeks on a motor trip. stopping at Ocean City, Md., and Atlantic City, N. J. Mrs. Robert Turk and Miss Jane Turk left this week for their home in Decatur, Ga.. after visiting friends in Alexandria, their former home. Miss Lucy Anderson has returned after a month’s visit in Lancaster County, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cook and their daughter, Mary Jane Cook, left Friday on a cruise to Boston, Mass., and a three-week vacation in the New England States. Mrs. William Sellers and Mrs. John Robey left yesterday for a two-week trip through the Yellowstone Na- tional Park. Mrs. Charlotte Bruce of Farmville, Va, is ting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Fadely are spending the week with relatives in Edinburgh, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Clair W. Beck left Friday for a two-week visit at Ypsi- lanti, Mich., with Mr. Beck's parents. Miss Elizabeth Byrne of Chicago has been the guest for the past week of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sims and their son, Edgar Sims, jr., returned Tues- day from & visit with relatives in Elizabethtown, Tenn. Miss Helen Davis and Miss Lois English are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Vivian Kite, at her home in McKees- port, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Beavers and Mr. and Mrs. John Davis have re- turned from McKeesport, where they motored for a short visit with Mrs, Davis’ sister, Mrs. Kite. Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Daft of Roch- ester, N. Y., have taken an apartment at 601 Queen street, the home of Miss Elizabeth Shelley. Mr. and Mrs. George Gregg Fuller entertained at a garden party last Saturday evening at their home on Braddock Heights for their house guests, Mrs. G. R. Fuller of Rochester, N. Y, and Mrs, David M. Hough of La Jolla, Calif. children have just returned from Europe and stopped for a visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Fuller, before returning to her California home. Mrs. Edwin 8. Smith and Miss Diana Smith are spending the Sum- mer at Old Lyme, Conn., and attended the thirty-sixth annual exhibition of the Lyme Art Association. Mr. and Mrs. John Tansill and Mrs, Taylor Rudd have returned from a motor trip to Saginaw, Mich.; Toronto, Canada; Niagara Falls, Paterson, N. J., and Wilmington, Del. Mrs. M. J. Quinn and Miss Nora Jean Quinn left during the week for & visit in Toledo, Ohio. Miss Mamie Graham is visiting her cousin, Miss Effie Moore, at her home at Mount Jackson, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Minor have returned from a visit at Jacksonville Beach, Fla. Mr. Melvin E. Pitt has announced the engagement of his daughter, Miss Virginia Frances Pitt, to Mr. James William Baber, the son of Mr. and Mrs, Ashby L. Baber of Alexandria. :‘ehe wedding will take place Septem- T 7. Mr. Hubert B. Moore has returned to his home at Rapidan, Va., after a visit to his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hart. Mrs. Hart left dur- ing the week to join a party on a mo- tor trip through Maine. The Rev. Harry Lee Doll, rector of historic Christ Episcopal Church; Mrs. Doll and their little daughter are spending the month of August at Union, W. Va., near White Sulphur Springs. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Landall and Miss Beverley Landall left during the week for a motor trip to Chicago, IIl.; Wisconsin and Michigan to visit relatives and friends. Judge and Mrs. B. F. Hicks have returned from visiting relatives in Spartanburg lina cities. Mr. and Mrs, James Halliday and family are visiting relatives in Balti- more this week, Judge and Mrs. Louis C, Barley went to New York City the past week, Judge Barley returning later in the week and Mrs. Barley remaining for a visit with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. William Ingles have returned from a motor trip to Radford and Mountain Lake, Va, Miss Jane Ballenger left last week for Atlanta, Ga., to join her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. Ashby Ballenger, on a trip to Jackson- ville Beach, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Stewart are spending the week end with relatives in' Richmond. Mrs. Hough and her | and other South Caro- | THE SUNDAY Smart Use of Plaid BY BARBARA BELL. HE gored skirt and Basque bod- ice of this dress give youthful slimness to the figure. The laced closing also accents this slim-waisted look. Eyelets are clev- erly placed on contrasting squares of appliqued fabric. This dress is grand for school wear and it another of those early Fall designs that will grow in popularity as the cooler weather approaches. Have it in plaid wool, later in satin for party wear. Barbara Bell pattern 1368-B is de- signed for sizes 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 years. Size 10 years requires 3!, yards of 39-inch material, plus one- fourth yard contrast. Send 15 cents for the Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book. Make yourself attractive, practically and be- coming clothes, selecting designs from the Barbara Bell well-planned, easy- to-make patterns. Interesting and ex- clusive fashions for little children and the difficult junior age; slenderiz- ing, well-cut patterns for the mature figure; afternoon dresses for the most particular young women and matrons, and other patterns for special occa- sions are all to be found in the Bar- bara Bell Pattern Book. Send 15 cents today for your copy. Address orders to The Evening Star. BARBARA BELL, ‘The Washington Star. Inclose 25 cents in coins for Pattern No. 1368-B. Bize _.__ Address - __..o.o....... So=ecs - (Wrap coins securely in paper.) (Copyright, 1937.) Engagements (Continued From First Page.) Thomas’ Episcopal Church at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Elaine Marinan Engaged to Mr. Lioyd Ferguson. ’I‘HE engagement of Miss Elaine E. Marinan of Washington and for- merly of San Francisco and Oakland, Calif,, to Mr. Lloyd Bonnell Fergu- son of San Prancisco and Oakland was announced at a tea given by Miss Marinan's aunt, Miss Eva Levy, Miss Levy and her niece will leave shortly for California by motor. The wedding will take place Septegiber 17 at Sausalito, across the bay from San Francisco. Miss Olivia Boss and Mr. McCutcheon to Wed. MR, AND MRS. RICHARD LEWIS BOSS announce the engagement of their daughter Olivia de Chantal to Mr. William Calhoun McCutcheon, jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Calhoun McCutcheon of Taylor, Tex. | The wedding will take plgce in the early Fall. Miss Dorothy Payne Engaged to Mr. Book. R. AND MRS. PERCY POWELL PAYNE of Cambridge, Md., an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Mr- David Ran- dall Book, scn of Mr. and Mrs. David Creider Book of Alexandria, Va. Miss Payne was graduated from American University, class of 1937, and is a member of Alpha Sigma Chi Sorority. Mr. Book also was graduated from American University, class of 1936, and is & member of Phi Sigma Kappa Fra- ternity. He is connected with the Armstrong Cork Products Oo. of Lancaster, Pa. No date has been set for the wed- ding. Walker-Payne Engagement Announced. ME AND MRS. EDWARD C. WALKER of Washington an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Lucy Edna to Mr. Marvin Ralph Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs, Gibson 8. Payne of Leesburg, Va. The wedding will take place in the late Fall. Altman-Krider Engagement Announced at Reception. R. AND MRS. M. H. ARNDT gave a reception last evening in their home at Silver Spring, Md. to an- nounce the engagement of Mrs. Arndt's sister, Miss Ada Mae Altman of Wash- ington and Pittsburgh, to Mr. Harrison Snow Krider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Krider of Newton, Mass. spending the remainder of the Sum- mer at Montrose and Wakefleld, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith have returned from Pittsburgh, Pa., where Mr. Smith attended the reunion of the 80th Division, A. E. F. Miss Alice Strother has returned from a visit to friends in Clarksburg, Va, and was accompanied home by Miss Phyllis 8mith of Clarksburg, who is her house guest. Mrs. R. B. Kellogg, sr., of Grand Rapids, Mich,, is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Kellogg, at their home in Belle Haven. Miss Louise Baxter is the guest of Miss Anne Turney at her cottage at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Mrs. Thomas Risheill of Baltimore is visiting her son-in-! and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. English, 8t their home in Belle Haven. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wallersted have returned from a visit at Virginia Beach. Mrs. Frank C. Creighton and Mrs. Elisabeth Creighton Stonnell are spending several weeks at Atlantio Miss Fulalis Mason HNerrell ! Oity. il Ml Mr.and Mrs. Franklin At Stockholm After Vacation in Italy ’I‘HE United States Consul at Stock- «~ holm, Sweden, and Mrs. Lynn Winterdale Franklin, with their chii- dren, have completed a vacation trip in Italy, where Mrs. Franklin and the younger members of the family went some months ago. Mr. Franklin re- cently was transferred from Barcelona, Spain, where he served several years as Vice Consul. At the outbreak of the war in Spain Mrs. Franklin and her children fled to Madeira, where the second son, Lynn, jr. was born a week later. The four children form an international group, the eldest, Butler, being a “'native” of Saltillo, Mexico, where Mr. Franklin was Vice Consul for some years; the older daughter, Jennie, was born in China, where her father was on duty for several years, and Bessie, the younger sister, arrived while her parents were crossing the Pacific en route to this country for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin spent sev- eral months in 1934 at Fredericksburg, Va., with the latter's mother, Mrs. Frederick Robinson, in her historic home, Fall Hill, overlooking the Rap- pahannock and Potomac Rivers. Dur- ing their stay there they were enter- tained frequently in Washington and were hosts at Fall Hill at many in- formal parties through the late Sum- mer. Mrs. Franklin before her mar- riage was Miss Butler Robinson and is a gifted linguist. Mr. Franklin spent much of his childhood in Washington, living with his mother, the late Mrs. Jennie Franklin, at Bethesda, Md. His brother and sister-in-law, Capt. Neal Dow Franklin, U. S. A, and Mrs. Franklin, occupy their home in Be- thesda. S Remedy for Recklessness. The traffic accident problem is al- most entirely one of influencing and controling human conduct. Lack of driving skill may be overcome, in part at least, by training and education. Lack of proper attitude of fairness and consideration for the rights and safety of others can only be dealt with through strict discipline or stringent law enforcement, Jaywalkers. There are people who still insist upon crossing the street in the middle of the block. The safe driver re- members that among them are many whose ages, physical disabilities or infirmities are such that they are quite irresponsible. A motorist has no right to injure any pedestrian under any conditions. MRS. SOL-GREENBERG, Daughter o/ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaufman. She was, before r marriage July 9, Miss Carlyn Harriet Kaufe man. —Harris-Ewing {h 0. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 8 1937—PART THREE., Of Personal Note Miss Lorraine Leon Engaged to Mr. Sig- mund Schwartz of New York. R. AND MRS. BENJAMIN K. LEON of 1605 Van Buren street announce the engage- ment of their daughter Lor- raine to Mr. Sigmond Carl Schwarte of New York, son of Mr. George B. 8chwartz. The wedding will take place in the early Fall. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grosner sailed Saturday, July 31, from New York in the 8. 8. Conte di Savola on a tour of Europe for the rest of the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Behrend and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kohner motored to Bedford Springs, Pa., on Friday, where they are spending the week end at the Bedford Springs Hotel. Mrs. Harry Gutmann of New York, who spent & week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Kohner, returned to her home on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Meyer Barnett motored to Maine and are at Haines Landing for 10 days. Mr. Julius Hertzberg and his son, Mr. Louis Hertzberg, returned the early part of the week from a week's stay at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Penter and their daughter, Miss Betty Ann Pen- ter, who were making their home at the Broadmoor, left Washington Tues- day for New York before returning to their former home in Los Angeles, CAlif. Their other daughter, Miss Selma June Penter, was married to Mr. Jerry Lawrence of New York on Friday, July 30. They will make their home in New York. Mrs. Samuel 8. Pack left Washing- ton Wednesday for Atlantic City, where she is visting her daughter, Mrs. William Wolf, at her cottage in Ventnor, Mr. and Mrs, Barney Liebman and thier daughter, Miss Helen Liebman, are the guests of Mrs. Liebman's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bluestein, at Deal, N. J, for 10 days. Mrs. Norman Fischer is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- cuse, at their Summer home, Rose- cliffe, Big Island, Va., and her mother, Mrs. Flora May of Richmond, Va., is also there with Miss Flora Ann Fischer. Mrs. Martin Bauman of the Broad- moor left Friday to join her mother, Mrs, Helen Goldenberg, at the Am- bassador Hotel, Atlantic City, where she is spending the Summer with her mother, Mrs. Harry Greenbaum of Baltimore. Little Elaine Baum is with her grandmother, Mrs. Charles Baum, at her cottage on the Wicomico River, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shulman are at Jackson, N. H, for a several weeks’ stay. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ney and their daughter, Miss Audrey, are also at Jackson for a stay. Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Young have returned to their home in Chevy Chase after a trip to Maine and to Toledo, Ohio, where they attended the marriage of their son, Mr. Maury Young, and Miss, Isabel Arenson Mon- day, August 2 Mrs. Milton Kronheim, accompanied by her daughter, Judith Elaine Kron- heim, and Nancy Sigmund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard 8igmund, left Tuesday for Watchaprague, Va., to spend a week. Mrs. Joseph Long is the guest of Mrs. B. Salmson at her home in Long Beach, N. Y. Mrs. S8almson will Join Mr. Salmson here in the Fall. Mr. Wallace Luchs and Mr. Ed- mund Dreyfuss are on a motor trip to Lake George, N. Y, Mrs. Joseph D. Dreyfuss of Lanier place has as her guest Miss Muriel Hirschfield of New York, flancee of her son, Mr. David Dreyfuss. The wedding of Miss Hirschfield and Mr. Dreyfuss will take place in September, Mrs. Otto Wolf will join her sis- | ter, Mrs. Leo Schoenthal, in New York the coming week end and they will sail August 10 on the S. S. Duchess of Atholl on a 10-day cruise to Nova Scotia and Canada. Mrs. Schoenthal is now in Atlantic City visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hess. Miss Rosa Mae Fischer accompanied Mrs. Isadore Goldheim, Miss Ethel Goldheim and Mrs. Louis Simon Fri- day to Mingo Springs, Me., for al two-week stay. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rand of Cleveland, Ohio, are receiving con- gratulations on the birth of a daugh- ter last week. Mrs. Rand was for- merly Miss Gertrude Sherby, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherby of this city. Mrs. David Simon has been visiting her sister for the last few weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Bogdonoff of the Westchester Apartments sailed from New York Wednesday in the steamship Normandie for a six-week trip abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kafka sailed from New York Thursday for Canada and Maine. They will join Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey Pischer, returning with them by motor in 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harris are on 8 motor trip to Songowood Camp, Naples, Me., to spend two or three weeks. Mrs. Freda Fetterman has just re- ‘turned to her home from a two-week stay at Wildwood, N. J., with Mrs. Morris Cohen and her little daughter, Helen May Cohen. Miss Helen Moses, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Leonard Schloss, at Alban Towers, left for Louisville, Ky., this week end. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gewirz re- turned to their home in Chevy Chase Wednesday from a week’s visit in New York and Connecticut, where their two young sons are at Kenmont Camp. Mrs. Sherry Stein accompenied Mrs. L. E. Levinson and her son, Allan Levinson, to Atlantic City, where they are spending two weeks. | with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Maser and her son, Avron Maser, left Washington Tuesday for Burlingtan, Vt., to spend the rest of the Summer with the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louls Colodny, at their home. Mr. and Mrs. L. Herbert Preiburger are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Preiburger, in Fort Wayne, Ind., over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Fogel and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shapiro left Tuesday on a trip to Maine and Canada for three weeks. Mrs. Esther Sonneborn of Cathedral Mansions was given a surprise birth- day anniversary party at her home Monday. Sixteen guests were in the party. Bridge was played during the evening. Mrs. Daisy Lesser is spending the Summer at the Hotel Chelsea, Atlantic City. Mr. Lawrente Blumenfeld and Mr. Frank Wolfsheimer will leave tomor- Tow on a week’s motor trip to the Adirondacks. Miss Edna Dreyfuss, with her sister, Mrs. Rebecca Kaufman, sailed from New York yesterday in the §. 8. Ulna on a 19-day cruise to South America. The Misses Carrie and Bella Hirsch are spending several weeks in Atlantic City. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Wilner of Phila- delphia are spending several weeks Mrs. Joseph Wilner, of the West- chester. | Miss Marie Saal, who has been visit- ing her brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs. Samuel S. Kaufman of Sedgewick Gardens, returned to her home in New Orleans Wednesday night. Mrs, Cecelia Michaelis is spending three weeks at the Shelbourne, Atlan- tic City, accompanied by her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lyon, of Baltimore. Miss Virginia Michaelis has just returned after spending several days at the shore with her mother. The Misses Shirley Morow and Ruth Metz of Washington are at Wildwood, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Livingston of 1484 Newton street have returned to their home after spending 10 days at Atlantic City. Miss Edith Livingston, who visited her aunt, Mrs. . H. Kaufman of West Hartford, Conn., will return to Wash- ington with her brother, Dr. Jerome 8. Livingston, Tuesday. Dr. Liv- ingston and Dr. B. Bernstein, having spent two weeks at Camp Horicon, N. Y, will motor to New York and spend the week end with friends. Miss Dorothy Fogel and Miss Lee Fogel spent two weeks at Burden Lake, Averil], N, Y, “Strip Tease” Act All a Mistake In Harlan Row| By the Associated Press. HARLAN, Ky., August 7.—It was all & mistake, that “strip tease” business. ‘Trial Examiner Irving G. McCann of Washington, conducting a hearing here on Wagner act violation charges against the Clover Fork Coal Co., Kitts, Ky., has formally dismissed that part | of the National Labor Relations Board complaint charging the company put On “strip tease” shows on nights the United Mine Workers of America held organization meetings. Then he apologized verbally “for em- barrassing it (the company) with charges of acts committed by another company.” He did not say what com- pany had committed the acts in ques- tion. The Clover Fork concern has denied it staged performances with “lewd and immoral women,” as charged in the complaint, to lure its employes away from the union meetings. MRS. PAUL WESLEY CLARKE, Formerly Miss Sarah Anne Whirlow. Her wedding took place July 12. —Hessler-Henderson Photo. = gé PERMANENTS " by Dimitri $15.00 WHELAN'S CONTINENTAL SALON 1105 F STREET POURTH FLOOR NA. 8225 After Trip SOCIETY, Miss Ahalt Joins Family * BE-9 to the West Arlington County Residents Enjoying the Vacation Season. Many Entertain Guests in Their Homes. the week at their home on the Arlington Ridge, in Virginia, MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE R. AHALT were joined the end of by their daughter, Miss Alice Ahalt, who is just back from a six-week trip to the West Coast. She was accompanied to her home by Miss Bobby Stone, whom she visited in Seattle, Wash. They left 8an Francisco around the 1st of August, sailing in the 8. 8. Virglnia,‘vla Panama Canal, and reached New York last Monday, remaining in the metropolis for a few days before com- ing to Arlington. Miss Stone, who was a classmate of Miss Ahalt’s at William and Mary College, expects to be here for the remainder of the Summer. No doubt many parties will be planned in her honor, as she has a host of friends in Washington and nearby Virginia. She is the daughter of Mrs. Townsend, wife of Capt. George Town- send of Seattle, formerly stationed in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Breidenbach of Bon Air, Va., accom= panied by Mrs. Breidenbach’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drol- linger, who make their home with their son-in-law and daughter, have left for an extended motor tripé- to Helena, Mont,, to visit an aunt of Mrs. Breidenbach's, and Indianapolis and Darlington, Ind., returning home around September 7. Miss Adelaide Howser is entertain- ing at the home of her parents in Bon Air, Va, a former classmate at the Harrisonburg State Teachers’ Col- | lege, Miss Mary Knight of Norfolk, | Va. Last week end Miss Howser had as a house guest another classmate Miss Daisy May Gifford of Harrison- burg. Miss Howser, who graduated in June from the Harrisonburg college, plans to teach this year. A group of Arlington County young women, members of Chi Delta Gamma Sorority, and their friends, will re- turn today, following a week's vaca- tion at South Riverside Park, en the South River, where they went on a house party. The group includes Miss Carol Sunderman, Miss Mar- jorie Smith, Miss Connie Rollins, Miss Ruth Snodgrass, Miss Evelyn June Brumback and Miss Doris Campbell. Mrs. Keith Brumback chaperoned the party. Mrs. McFall, wife of Dr. Robert J. McFall of Lyonhurst, Va. has left for Nova Scotia, where she will spend the remainder of the Summer in the village of Somerset, as is her usual custom. Dr. McFall and their daugh- ters, the Misses Peggy and Alice McFall, who usually accompany her, were unable to make the trip at the present time. Somerset, in the heart of the Even- geline country, is the old home and birthplace of Dr. McFall, father often preached in the little village of Grand Pre, not far from Somerset. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kringle &nd their son, Bobby Kringle, and daugh- ter, Virginia Kringle, of North High- land street, Arlington, are on a five- week motor trip, which will include visits in Detroit, Mich., and various points in Iowa. Miss Rosemary Lear, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Lear of Arling- ton, Va, was the guest in whose honor her aunt, Mrs. gave a miscellaneous shower Wed- nesday evening. The party, which was attended by 30 guests, was held at the home of the bride's perents, on North Frederick street. The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Webley took place Sunday afterncon, August 1, in the parsonage of the A Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington, the pastor, the Rev. Allen Poore officiating, at 2:30 o'clock The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Downs of Vienna, Va. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Webley of Arling- ton, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hynes of North Edgewood street, Arlington, enter- tained for several days this week Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bott, who have recently come from the Canal Zone and stopped off en route to their home in Albany, Ga. Mr. Bott, a for- mer Y. M. C. A. executive, now re- tired, and Mrs. Bott and Mr. and Mrs. Hynes became friends a number of years ago when they met en route to the Philippines. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton K. Lewis with their sons. Kenneth Lewis and Robert Lewis, are spending two weeks at Douthat State Park, near Clifton Forge, Va.,, where they are occupying a cottage. Mrs. Charles W. Christenberry, wife of Maj. Christenberry, has gone to Granite, Okla., to visit her mother, Mrs. Helen Tompkins. Miss Jean Stofford of Lawrence, Kans., who was the guest for several days this week of Miss Josephine Brown, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Erle G. Brown, has gone on to New York, where she will represent the State of Kansas at the national Girl Scout camp at Camp Andre, about 60 miles from New York City. Miss Stofford is an Eaglet Scout. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Field their | daughter, Miss Barbara Field. and son, Donald Field, and Mrs. Field's mother, Mrs. H. W. Smith, have re- turned to their home on Columbis and his| Mrs. Howard B. Webley, formerly | John Petty | pike, Arlington, from Ocean City, | Md., where they passed a week. Mrs. Kate Hynson, who makes her home in Golf Club Manor with her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Jacobs, has gone to Plattsburg, N. Y, to make an extended visit with her grandniece and nephew, Maj. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlin. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burke and their nephew, John Ward, jr., have returned to their home in Cherrydale from a motor trip through the New England States and Canada, returne ing home via Niagara Falls. Mrs. Eva Boothby of Aurora Hills is on a two-week cruise, which will include stops at Quebec and the Gaspe Peninsula and a trip to Bermuda. She was joined in New York by Miss Marion Kelly, who is making the trip with her., Mrs. 8. E. Perkins, 1810 Key boulee vard, Arlington, sailed from Baltimore Friday in the S. S. Alleghany for a 10-day trip to Jacksonville and Miami, Fla. Mrs. Richard Smith, formerly Miss Charlotte Shepherd, and Miss Anne | Page Shepherd. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Shepherd of Arlington, who went to Avon Park, Fla. the last of July to visit Mrs. Smith's parents, spent the past week at Daytona Beach, Fla. They will return home around the middle of this month. Mr. and Mrs. William Morell Stone have as house guests at their home, in Lyon Village, Mrs. Stone's nephews, Mr. Loring Bowen and Mr. George H. Bowen of Ridgewood, N. J, and Mr, | Ellis Parry of Ridgewood, who motored up from Willlamsburg, Va., wWhere he | is attending the Summer session at William and Mary College. He will resume his studies tomorrow, but will return again for the coming week end. Miss Betty Wylls Stone is at White Sulphur Springs, where she is stopping at the Greenbrier Hotel. She joined Mr. and Mrs. George Allen and their son, Mr. George Allen, jr., in Rich- mond Wednesday of this week and motored to White Sulphur Springs with them. Mrs. Pred Gosnell of Livingstone | Heights, Va., left Friday for Asbury | Park, N. J, for & 10-day visit with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Feely Bates, jr. and another cousin and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shope, who live in Newark, N. J. Mrs. Gosnell was joined in Washington by Mrs. E. A. Frye of Asheville, N. C, who is making the trip with her. Mr. and Mrs. Aloert E. Betts of Arlington are spending a few days at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kooser, North Jackson street, Arlington, motored to Scotdale, Pa., over the week end to participate in the birthday anniver= sary celebration of Mr. Kooser's mother, Mrs. Harry Kooser, on Sat- urday evening and to attend a reunion of the Mauck family Sunday at Oak View, Pa. The senior Mrs. Kooser is & member of the Mauck family. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hendley and their son, Mr. John Hendley of Clar- endon, have gone to Portland, Me., to spend two weeks with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Ma- honey. They were accompanied by Mr. Wilbur O'Connor. Mrs. Charles L. Mann of North Edgewood street has gone to Rense selaer, Ind., to visit her mother, Mrs, Mary McFarland, at her home there. Mrs. Mann made the trip by motor in company with Miss Genevieve Eliza~ beth Kohley and Mr. Ferdinand V. Gilbert, also of Arlington. Miss Koh~ ley will visit her mother, Mrs. Stephen Kohley, in Rensselaer and Mr. Gilbert will be a guest of Mrs. Kohley and her daughter. A prettily arranged lawn party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Wilson at 4308 Wilson boulevard, Arlington, Va., Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, in honor of their daughter | Virginia, the occasion being Miss Wile | son’s 19th birthday anniversary. Mrs, Doyne Reed of Terra Haute, Ind, | had charge of arrangements. . l Recent heavy rains almost pare alyzed traffic in the interior of Haiti, Vogue Corsette Style Numbers 3512 and 3412 3.00 To ettain @ foshionable figure wear a Vogue Corsette! 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