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Fort Humphrey® Event®
Featured by Engineer
Night at Country Club
Dinner Dance There Made
Occasion for Several Large
Parties.
FORT HUMPHREYS Va . October
24. Friday night was Engineer night at
the Army and Nevy Country Club The
dinner dance there was made the accaston
for several verj attractive dinner parties.
Maj. and Mrs Richard T. Coiner had as
their guests Col. and MTs. R R Ralston.
Col. and Mrs D. I. Sultan. Cel. and
Mrs. C. E. Ridley. Col. and Mrs. J. J.
Loving. Maj. and Mrs. B. C. Dunn. Maj.
and Mrs. C. Darlington. Maj. and Mrs.
E N. Marks. Maj. and Mrs. Earl North.
Maj. and Mrs V. L. Peterson. Capt. and
Mrs. H P. Oram and Lieut, and Mrs.
L. H Hewitt.
Maj. Henry A. Wingate and Miss
Rosa Wingate had at their table Maj.
and Mrs. Cecil G. Young. Capt and
Mrs. F. J. McSherry. Capt. and Mrs.
Bennett H Bowley. Capt. and Mrs
Morrill W. Marston. Capt. and Mrs. Roy
O. Burdick, Capt. Brom R. Whltthorne
and .Lieut. Harry Meyer '
Maj. and Mrs. William E. R Covells
dinner party included Mr. ana Mrs. C.
H Tompkins. Col. and Mrs. F. B Wilby,
Maj and Mrs. D. D. Eisenhauer, Mai.
and Mrs. H. E. Maguire, Maj. and Mrs.
D. A. Daviaon, Maj. and Mrs J. F
Davis, Maj. and Mrs. J. A. Dorst, Maj
and Mrs. W. F. Tompkins. Maj. and
Mrs. R. W. Crawford. Capt. and Mrs.
Elliott Vandevanter and Lieut, and Mrs.
1A M Bmifr
Another interesting party was that
given by Maj. and Mrs. Lawrence K.
Anderson, whose guests were Col. and
Mrs. Edward H. Schulz. Maj. and Mrs. ■
Henry C. Johannes. Maj. and Mrs.
Bowyer B. Brcwne. Maj. and Mrs. James j
A. McCallum. Maj. and Mrs. Lunsford j
E. Oliver. Maj and Mrs. Emery H Gist. '
Capt. and Mrs. Harry A. Buckley, Capt.
and Mrs. James D. Andrews, jr.; Capt.
and Mrs. James L. Alverson, Lieut, and
Mrs. Michael C. Grenata. Lieut, and
Mrs. Louis W. Prentiss, Lieut, and Mrs. ;
Oscar A. Saunders, Lieut, and Mrs. |
Thomas R. Howard, Lieut, and Mrs. i
Joseph W. Cox. Jr.: Lieut, and Mrs.
Emil J. Peterson. Lieut, and Mrs Hor
ace F- Svkes. jr.; Lieut, and Mrs. John
C. B. Elliott, Lieut, and Mrs. Carl R.
Jones. Lieut, and Mrs. Theodore A
Weyher, Lieut, and Mrs. Robert J.
Fleming. Jr, and Miss Caroline Schulz.
At Capt. and Mrs. Albert C Lieber’s
table were Mrs. Dorsey Hines, Miss Mar
garet Atkinson, Miss Eugenia Gambee,
Mr. George Braga. Mr. Ronne Braga. 1
Lieut. Miles Reber and Lieut Lee B. ,
Washbourne.
Lieut, and Mrs. Henry A. Berbert!
were dinner hosts to Lieut, and Mrs. ’
David A. Watt, jr.; Lieut, and Mis. j
Standish Weston. Lieut, and Mrs. Ed
ward M. Markham, Lieut, and Mrs. 1
Henry G. Douglas, Lieut, and Mrs. E. 1
K. Daley. Lieut, and Mrs. William H. 1
Mills. Lieut, and Mrs. Roland C. Brown,
Lieut, and Mrs. Charles H. Stewart.
Miss Rose Jarvis, Mr. George Jarvis.
Mr. Charles Akre.
Lieut, and Mrs. Claude H. Chorpen-
Ings list of guests included Maj. and 1
Mrs. Edwin A. Bethel, Lieut, and Mrs.
Herbert B Loper, Lieut, and Mrs. El
mer E. Barnes, Lieut, and Mrs. John B.
Hughes. Lieut, and Mrs. Lloyd Mlelenz.
Lieut, and Mrs. John N. Opie, Lieut. 1
and Mrs. Beverly C. Snow.
Lieut, and Mrs. Robert E. M. Des ;
Islets and Lieut, and Mrs. Manuel J. ;
Asensio dined with Lieut, and Mrs. j
George C. Reinhardt.
Col. and Mrs. Edward H. Schulz,
Maj. and Mis. Emery H. Gist and Maj.
William W. R. Coveil motored to York
town Monday.
Capt. and Mrs. Albert C. Lleber. Jr.,
had as their week end guests Miss Mar
garet Atkinson and Mr. Robert E. At
kinson of New York. Miss Euginla
Gambee of Englewood. N. J.: Mr. Ronne
Braga and Mr. Oeorge Braga of Alpine.
N. J.; Mr. G. Warfield Hobbs of New
York and Mr. and Mrs. William D.
Hines of Chestertown. Md. Capt. and
Mrs Lleber entertained for their week,
end guests at a ride followed by break
fast at the Log Cabin. Tlyir other
guests Included Maj. and Mrs. William
E. R. Covell. Capt. and Mrs. Ralph
Miller. Lieut, and Mrs. Beverly C. Snow.
Lieut, and Mrs. Emil J. Peterson, Lieut,
and Mrs. William Leaf. Lieut. Miles 1
Reber and Lieut. Lec B. Washbourne. |
Lieut, and Mrs. Charles W, Stewart
dined Wednesday with Maj. and Mrs. j
Edwin A. Bethel.
Mis. Etta B. Walker of Los Angeles.
Calif., arrived this week to be the guest .
nf Maj. Henry A. Wingate and Miss
Rosa Wingate. j
Mrs. Richard T. Coiner was the ,
luneheon guest Wednesday of Mrs. C. 1
H Tompkins of Washington. |
Maj. and Mrs. Robert W. Crawford
are recent arrivals on the post. Maj.
Crawford was formerly stationed in
Hawaii. I
Mrs. E. V. Platt of New Castle, Del..
Is the guest of Maj. and Mrs. Lunsford ,
E Oliver.
Mai. and Mrs. William F. Tompkins
were tea guests Wednesday of Maj. and
Mrs. William E. R. Covell.
Lieut, and Mrs. Robert E. M. Desislets
entertained at dinner Wednesday and
had as their guests Lieut, and Mrs.
Emil J. Peterson. Lieut, and Mrs. Stan
dish Weston, Lieut, and Mrs. Robert J.
Fleming, j*.; Lieut, and Mrs. Edward
This Year
It Costs Less
to Repair a
FUR
COAT
than ever
before !
Has your last year’s ;
coat a standing fur
collar, the new waist
j line or fitted back?
| Don’t despair if it
; hasn't. Our Fur Re
pair Department will
I remodel it for you
. . . bring it right up
: to the minute .. . and
: at a remarkably low 1
price.
Third Floor—The Heoht Co.
THE
HECHT CO.
t milt *t iivmig ,
/
SOCIETY.
OUT FOR A WALK
IWH In
Left: Mrs. Carl Kurtz, recently elected vice president of the Washington
Junior League. Mho Mill leave for Akron. Ohio, in time to attend the Junior
League meeting there starting November 10. —Harris-Ewing Phcto.
Right: Miss Marian Jardine. former cabinet belle In Washington and Mho
has returned here to visit after being with her parents, the Minister to Egypt
and Mrs. William M. Jardine, at Cairo. —Underwood Photo.
G. Daly. Lieut, and Mrs. Da .id A.
Watt, jr.
Lieut and Mrs. William H. Mills
were hosts at a buffet supper Saturday
and had with them Lieut, and Mrs.
John C. B. Elliott, Lieut, and Mrs.
Manuel J. Asenslo, Lieut, and Mrs.
William O. Van Giessen, Lieut, and
Mrs. Edmund K. Daley,
i Miss Kate Carlisle of Washington is
i the week end guest of Lieut, and Mrs.
i Emil J. Peterson.
Mrs. Lawrence K. Anderson returned
. Tuesday from a visit to Peru. Ind., and
! brought with her Mr. and Mrs. M.
Marlon Casebeer and Mrs. C. W. Scott,
i The Music Club held its first meeting
iof the year in Harris Hall Tuesday
j night. Lieut. Herbert B. Loper was
elected president.
Lieut, and Mrs. Stanley Horn of Fort
Schuyler. N. Y., were the week end
guests of Lieut, and Mrs. William O.
Van Giessen.
The Monday Night Bridge Club met
at the home of Capt. and Mrs. Morrill
W. Marston.
Lieut, and Mrs. Horace F. Sykes, jr..
entertained at dinner Sunday and had
as their guests Lieut, and Mrs. Theo
' dore A. Weyher, Mrs. E. L. Backus,
; Lie it. and Mrs. Henry G. Douglas.
; Liiut. and Mrs. Weyher dined Wed
nesday with Lieut, and Mrs. Joseph W
j Cox. jr.
i Mrs. Cox was hostess at the meeting
of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club.
Lieut. Jesse H. Veal and Mr. Charles
Akre of Algona. lowa, dined Sunday
with Lieut, and Mrs. David A. Watt.
Lieut, and Mrs. Theodore A Weyher
left today to spend a leave of absence
in Milwaukee and Louis\ille Jpefore sail
ing in December for Panama. They
were dinner guests Thursday of Lieut,
and Mrs. Charles W. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kirkpatrick of
Cambridge. Mass., are the week end
guests of Lieut, and Mrs. Standish
Weston.
Lieut, and Mrs. Louis W. Prentiss
_ ‘ Try as you may, you can t
find a gift that will mean
quite so much to your
triends as vour portrait —
! / %m , ,
range for Christmas portraits
BROOKS STUDIO
1327 F Street N.W.
Phone Natl. 1078
Exquisite Quality Silk
HOSIERY
/ i
for only 95c
\ All-.silk fine-guage chit*-.
\\ Ion; lace tops —or silk
NsV nets; picot tops; all silk;
\ 'iilos.
ioned; the mi ' '
newest colors of •'ttg*,
the v a s o n
sheer, even,
smooth fitting.
(Main Floor.)
THE HECI IT CO.
F Street at Seventh National 5100
——— l —— raw————
THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, T>. OCTOBER 25, 1931—PART THREE.
were hosts at a movie party Sunday.
Their guests were Lieut, and Mrs.
Henry G. Douglas, Lieut, and Mrs.
j Manuel J. Asensio, Lieut, and Mrs.
Robert J. Fleming, jr., and Lieut. Wil
liam D. Smith.
Lieut, and Mrs. William O. Van
Geissen and Lieut, and Mrs. Stanley I
I Horn were dinner guests Tuesday of
Lieut, and Mrs. Henry* Berbert.
Miss Ruth Lieber, who has been visit
ing Capt. and Mrs. Albert C. Lieber. jr.,
left Tuesc'ay for her home in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Given Anniversary Party
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stewart were the
honor guests at a supper party given
Friday in celebration of their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary Dy tne Loyal
Women's Class of the Fifteenth Street
Christian Church, relatives and friends.
The church had an effective arrange
ment of Autumn flowers and foliage.
Sunday" dinner
Served from ||||[ I Nil H
*?m.
Aouieff
® Conn. Ave. & Calvert St.
Leonardtown Dinner
Is Given in Honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap
State Senator Coad. Miss De
Corse and Mr. Mattingly
Are Hosts.
LEONARDTOWN. Md , October 24. —
Mr. R. W Dunlap. Assistant Secre
tary of the Department of Agriculture,
in Washington, and Mrs. Dunlap And
their daughter. Miss Mary Dunlap,
were the guests on Saturday in whose
honor State Senator J. Allen Coad of
Leonardtown, Miss Emma de Corse of
Drayden and Mr Jeseph M Mattingly
of Medleys Neck entertained at dinner
'at Hotel St. Marys, in Leonardtown.
I Mr. Dunlap came in the place of Scc
j retary Hyde, who spoke r.t the county
j wide tobacco meeting held here in the
! afternoon. #
j Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Carr of
Pearson announce the marriage of
I their daughter, Miss Margaret Yeung
| Carr, to Mr. Harry P. Thomas of
j Alexandria. Va.. at the home of the
I bride's parents. October 14. in the pres
j ence of the immediate families and a
j few friends. The ceremony was per
! formed by Rev. P. I. Duborg of Alex
j andria. Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was held at the
home of the bride's parents. The
i couple will make their home at 26
i George Washington terrace. Alexandria.
! Mrs. Leila Mattingly Hodges and Mr.
i and Mrs. Seward Bacon of Washington
! were the guests in whose honor State's
I Attorney John H T. Briscoe and Mrs.
| Briscoe entertained at an oyster scald
! at their cottage on the shore of the
! Patuxent River Sunday.
I Mrs. A. J. Smith has returned from
an extended visit to Canada when she
spent most of the time in her old home
| in Toronto as the guest of her brother
| in-law and sister. Commodore A. H.
( Scherman and Mrs. Scherman and
! Mrs. T. A. E. World.
| Announcement is made of the mar
\ riage of Mr. Hervey Simpson Knight,
i jr.. of Leonardtoavn, son of Mr. and
j Mrs. Hervey Simpson Knight, sr.. of
! Evanston, 111., to Miss Henrietta Fitch
jof Madison. Wis., which took place
j there on OctODer 10. Mr. and Mrs.
; Knight will make their home in Wash
| ington this Winter, where his mother.
1 w’ho before marriage was Miss Annie
| Wilson, is well known. In the Spring
I they will come to his parents’ estate,
I Rose Bank, on Brettons Bay and make 1
; plans for building a home there.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schindler of
I Washington, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Roberts
: and Mr. and Mrs. C. Watts and Mr. '
William B. Matthews, all of Towson.
i A STIEFF GRAND
just returned from
a professional
WHOLESALE COST
We have had a marvelous advertising value from this instru
ment by the artist who used it. Small size—can not be told
from new.
TERMS With No Interest or Carrying Charges.
STIEFF
CHAS. M. STIEFF, INC.
1340 G STREET N.W.
I
c ° wns JJreslau coats
1307-9-11-13-15 G St. N.W.
| Spectacular SALE!
jgfN OF 130 BRAND-NEW
FUR-TRIMMED
Wi to Coats Being Offered
N.v.r i| a, 539-S0 VALUES!
B h"”' H The Furs .. . S2B;
We [|IQ Badger . . Raccoon Jap Fox ... Skunk ;
• • at Lynx .. . Squirrel .. . Wolf .. .
Ofrerecl Caracul.. Fox.. . Lapin.. . Pointed Wolf.
«/ Su j h IH The Colors . . S2B
Wonder- Black .. . Colonial Blue .. . Spanish
ful Tile .. . Greens. . . Browns. . Reds and :
Coat* BWI Imported Tweeds.
at Such The Styles . S2B
a. Fur Yokes... Lei Collars... Pouch
* Collars ... Wrap-Around Styles ...
. “OW New Waistlines and Cuffs.
p rice! H The Cloths . .S2B
' Boucles .. Center Cloths ... Peb
:bly Cloths Smooth Cloths and
•* „ . Polo Cloth,.
iALL SIZES I
/j Fur-Lined SPORT COATS SOQ
\ / j Swanky Coats of smart tweed mixtures
/ 1 and plain polo cloths. Lined with real fur.
The Friendly Shop BRESLAU’S 1307 to 1315 G St.
■
are the guests this week of Mrs G ;
French Owens at her estate. Alta Vista,
at Chaptico. Mrs. Owen's home com
mands a fine view of the Wicomico
end the Potomac Rivers.
Mrs Harry Raley and her daughter.
Miss Ahce Dunbar Raley of Baltimore,
end Mrs. H. A. Beall of Scotland
Beach were guests of honor Wednes
day at dinner given them by Mr. and
Mrs. S. Paul Hayden of Mount Osborne.
A marriage of much interest to
Southern Maryland. Baltimore. Wash
ington and Buffalo. N. Y . was that of
Miss Elizabeth Byrd Carr of Baltimore,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
L. Carr of Pearson, to Mr. Jewitt.
White, son of Mr and Mrs. Cl aries
Adams White of Buffalo. The wedding
took place September 22 at the Saint
Bartholomew P. E. rectory at Ten Hills.
Baltimore, with Rev. Dr. Bishop Kin
solving performing the ceremony. Mrs.
White is a relative of Rear Admiral
Richard Evelvn Bvrd of Winchester. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Greenwel!
of Wocdmont. Va.: Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Scott, and Madame Bradlev. i
and Mr. Robert Scott. Jr., all of Wash- |
ington entertjined at a shore dinner ;
on Thursday by Mr. and Mrs. John B. ]
I Abell, at their estate at Bayside, on.
St. Clements Bay
The St. Paul's M. E. Church rectory j
in Leonardtowui was the scene October
6 of a small wedding, when Miss
Catherine Dean, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Dean of Great Mills, and
Mr. Bertram Louden, son of Mrs.
Margaret Louden of Great Mills, were
married, with the rector. Rev. Lloyd
L. Krug, performing the cerembny. It
was attended by the immediate families
and a few’ friends.
Mrs. John Guy of Clements enter
tained Saturday for her daughter, Mrs.
Frederick Trotter of Walford. who
celebrated her sixth wedding anniver
sary. A bridge supper w’as attended j
bv 50 guests. Numbers of friends from I
all over Southern Maryland attended, j
Mrs. J. Raley Wathen of Morganza
was the guest of honor Tuesday at
“Fop Safety, Dependability =
= and Best Results”—Phone =
| ATLANTIC 4000 j
Portieres and Draperies
= thoroughly cleaned—also
steamed or dyed as
| HOFFMAN |
| w / COMPANY |
Cleaners and Dyers
1
= 1 ptoun Office, 10S r?th St. N.W. E
ItIHHUIIIIIIIimiHHUHHIIHHHmiIHIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIUHHIhr ;
; dinner of her brother and sister-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. G. Morgan Knight,
sr.. at their home, Carroll Cottage, in
Leonardtown.
Mrs. Joseph Burch of Baltimore and
her young son, who have been visiting
Di. F. F. Greenwcll in Leonardtown.
have returned to their home.
Mr. Charles S. Myers N w York
is spending a few days as the guest
of his wife at his home. Journey's
End, on Breitons Bay.
! D. A. R. Chapter Presents
Bridal Gift to Regent
The Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
entertained recently at a reception in
! honor of their regent. Mrs. Claude
1 Cook. who. before her marriage Oeto
; bar 20, w’as Miss Roberta Belle Gallo
' way.
The chapter received in the home of
■ Mrs. George Sullivan. 4400 Sixteenth
j street, and Mrs. Mollette R. Spengler.
1 past regent of the chapter and State
j corresponding secretary, introduced the
j guests. In the receiving line were the
j chapter officers. Miss Ramona Newman.
I vice regent; Mrs. Bessie W. Palm. Mi^
1 Catherine Caldwell. Mrs. Earl W. Rich
j ardson. Miss Mary Beatrice Gwyn and
1 Miss Dorothy Ellis.
j Mrs. Claytor E. Emig, Mrs. Frank
l Morrison and Mrs. Jasper M Beall w ere
assistant hostesses
Mrs. Josiah A Van Orsdel, registrar
general of the national society; Mrs.
David Caldwell, vice president general
from the District of Columbia: Miss
Helen Harman. State regent, and Mrs.
Harry Grove. State vice regent, presided
at the table. Several young ladies of
the chapter, under the direction of Mrs.
'E. A. Estlow. assisted. Mrs. Spengler I
i made the Dresentation speech when a
j beautiful silver coffee service was given
; to the bride from the chapter members I
j *
_ •
A 7 1st Anniversary Special
Domestic Rotary
Electric Sewing Machine
OVER 40% OFF
Made to Sell for $135
nr " ™ s wme <t C\
I * l Z7
£ I ' W YOUR PRESENT MACHINE
9 • ACCEPTED IN TRADE TOO
’Phone for a Demonstration V v 0“ , " ,d * j* n “ chi '“ d “" - « ,hi *
. , , r . Anniversary sale we will make a generous allowance
til I Oltt" Home It S rvee for it. A further saving!
Vo Obligation THE GREATEST VALUE!
SPECIAL EASY TERMS Positively the greatest sewring machine value we have
ever seen! It's a Domestic—it’s a Rotary. Latest
x rY/A'l\ TXT improvements—a brand-new model. Made to aell for
LJ\*J W IN sl3s—the lowest price ever asked for a Domestic
vD AKIM A u/uni c VET AD Rotary Electric—in quantity we are able to obtain
‘ W AND A WHOI.K V EAR an amazing discount—and you can take advantage of
TO PAY THE BALANCE it now. Guaranteed for a lifetime! See it tomorrow!
LANSBURGH’S
7th, Bth and E Sts.—NAtional 9800
No Connection With Any Other Washington Store
I PARKING SERVICE — Connecticut Avc. Entrance. Hours 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. j|
D ulin & Martin
&onnecticut c4ue. n/utJC
Sketched—Two items from our collection
jjgtv of English Reproductions
[ £lpffteU> I
Many are made from the original old
dies and all exemplify the finest crafts
manship. Bright and antique finishes.
Entree Dish es( SkeUhcd > s47.so
I Others $32.50 up
j
Trays ... . . $lB to S4O
R„„„d and *• - : ,
; Candelabra . . $75 pair
| Also 3-pc. Hall-marked (sterling) Cof
fee Sets — sloo; Meat Platters, 18-in.
j/ IVell-and-Tree — s6o; Peppers s7\SO
| pair , up ; Open Salts — s7.3o pair, up;
6-pc. Hall-Marked (sterling)
Tea Service $500.00
6-pc. Condiment Sets $25.00
„ _ . Tea Trays, oval and oblong
Sauce Tureen, *IB.OO up designs; 22 inch
Relish Dishes . *12.50 sizes *IOO.OO up
Antiques at Auction
In Alexandria
Eleanor Gibson and Anne Lewis Jones of Alexandria, Va.,
widely known as dealers in and collectors of rare and choice
Antiques announce a most complete and drastic auction of
their combined stocks of valuable antiques
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 27*28
TWO SALES DAILY, 10:00 A.M., 3:00 P.M.
Sale conducted in large room adjoining the historic old
Carlisle home, 133 North Fairfax Street, where you will be
comfortably seated and extended every possible courtesy.
AN UNUSUAL COLLECTION OF RARE AND
VALUABLE PIECES, INCLUDING
Original Queen Anne Law Roy. 6 beautiful Heppelwhlte Dining Room
( hairs, 3-piece Duncan Phyfe Dining Room Table, and many lovely pieces
from old estates. All furniture will be on display day before sale for
inspection only.
INCLUDED IN THE SALE WILL BE
HEPPELWHITE, CHIPPENDALE. SHERATON, DUNCAN
PHYFE AND EARLY AMERICAN DINING FURNITURE
BED ROOM AND LIVING ROOM PIECES
Consisting of:
Sideboards. Corner Cupboards, Bedside Table*. Sewing Tables,
Dining Room, Serving Tables. Sofas Ro< . k - r . i n u M Desks n*«k*
Console Tables. Dining Chairs, * ’, , Desks,
Occasional Chairs, Wing Chairs, Drop-leaf Tables, Coffee Tables,
Beds, Dressers. Chest of Drawers. Footstools, Ottomans. China and
Dressing Table*, Shaving Stands, Hooked Rugs.
Sale Conducted for
Mrs. Eleanor Gibson and Miss Anne Lewis Jones
Alexandria, Va.
SALE CONDUCTED IN LARGE ROOM ADJOINING
THE OLD CARLISLE HOUSE. 133 N. FAIRFAX ST.
Sale* Agent*—The Ben Temple Company, Danville. Va.
SOCIETY.'
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