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Ch«vy Chase Personal
Notes and Other Items
Os Social Interest
Dr. and Mrs. Henry D.
Adams Spend Week End
With Son at Fort Union,
Va.
Dr. arid Mrs. Henry DeCours**y
Adams spent last week end with their
son. Randal, at Port Union Military
Academy, at Port Union. Vg.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Whiteford ha*e
had as house guests Mr and Mrs. Al
bert Hislop of Portsmouth. N H
I Mrs. McCloud Maurice has leased the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sizer on
Leland street and moved from Brook -
ville road. Mr. and Mrs. Sizer have
taken an apartment in the Roosevelt
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Temple Webster
: motored for tnc week, end to Charlottes
! ville, Va.
Mr E. B Adams and his daughter,
j Miss Ruth Adams, have returned to
i their home after spending a week at
* Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Clark have as
house guest for a fortnight Mrs. Clark'*
father. Mr. Christopher Gregory of
Loe Angeles, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney H. Pearce left
Saturday for a visit to relatives In
Anniston. Ala., and will be gone a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank P. Wilcox have
returned from a visit to Louisville, Ky.,
where thev have been for 10 days.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Laudick are
! visiting in New York City lor a few
! days.
Mrs Orville S. Peters has returned
! after visiting in Harrisburgh. Pa.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Teller Cocke
were guests of honor at a reception
given by the vestry and the organiza
tions of All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church last evening at 8:30 o'clock, the
occasion being the celebration of their
silver wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Harvey Sargent re
turned last week after an absence of
six months. They have recently com
pleted a motor trip through New Eng
land. going as far north as Maine.
During the Summer Mr. Sargent was to
Alaska, and Mrs. Sargent to Utah, the
Yellowstone Park and Ohio.
Mrs. James C. Lewis of West Alex
ander, Pa., has been the guest of her
mother, Mr*. Margaret L. Clark, tor 10
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Sasser have
returned to their home on Connecticut
avenue after a motor trip to Princeton,
West Virginia and Raleigh, N. C. Mrs.
Sasser entertained George Whyte of
Kenosha. Wls., during the week.
Mrs. Robert W. Chasaee has returned
to her home on Quesada street after
an extended visit to the North.
Mr. John Imirie was the recipient of
a surprise masquerade birthday anni
versary party last evening at his home,
on West Bradley lane. A buffet sup
per was served and the guests num
bered 25.
Mrs. Frederick R. Parks left Friday
for a week’# vlalt In New York, where
•'he to stopping at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mills enter
tained at dinner Wednesday evening in
compliment to Mrs. Robert B. Cone of
Hartford, Conn. '
Mr*. Irving Hall, accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. Robert B. Cone, will motor
tomorrow to visit Mrs. E. Gray Pen
dleton in Ventnor, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Imirie entertained
at dinner Friday evening in honor of
the birthday anniversaries of their
fathers The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Meyers of Washington and Mr.
and Mrs. John Imirie of Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Percey Wilson Phillips was
chairman ol the committee in charge
of the luncheon of the Washington-
Baltimore Chapter of the Maryland Col
lege Club Saturday, October 24, at the
Dodge Hotel. Mrs. Lawrence Naylor
presided in the absence of the presi
dent, Miss Margaret Moffitt of Balti
more, who has been ill.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Benson of Gettys
burg, Pa., were guests last week of Mr.
and Mrs. William De Lashmutt on Con
necticut avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoppe enter
tained at bridge and supper Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Babin enter
tained at luncheon Wednesday at the
Shoreham Hotel in compliment to Mrs.
Femall of New York City and Mrs.
Cone of Hartford, Conn.
Mr. James Barton Crane, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Arthur Barton Crane, is
spending the week end at his alma
mater, Washington-Lee University, the
occasion being the annual homecoming
week when Its foot ball game with the
University of Virginia is played.
Mrs. Karl Loos and Mrs. Fay Hol
brook entertained Section 9 of the
Guild of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church at luncheon Tuesday in Mrs.
Holbrook's home, on Kirk street.
Miss Anna J. Ready returned on the
' S S. Belgenland from Antwerp, Bel
gium. after spending three months mo
toring in England, France, Switzerland.
Austria. Germany, Finland, Sweden and
Denmark
Col. and Mrs. P. M. Anderson enter
! tained at a dinner party last evening
! at their home on Broad Branch Road
The guests were: Dean of the Liberal
Art Bchool of the American University,
Dr. George B. Wood and Mrs Wood
Dr. and Mrs. Delos Kinsman, Dr and
Mrs. Arthur Christie. Dr. and Mrs.
Charles C. Clark, Miss Mary Louise
Brown, dean of women of the American
University, and Mrs. Karl Corley.
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Thirteenth Continental Ball
By D. A. R. Chapter
Mrs. Claude Allen Cook, regent of the
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter. Daugh
ters of the American Revolution, an
nounces the thirteenth annual conti
nental ball to be held at the Kennedy-
Warren Friday, November 27, at 10
o'clock p.m.
The proceeds of this ball are used to
further the work of the chapter in the
fields of Americanisation and patriotic
education.
Miss Ramona J. Newman, vice re
gent of the chapter, to chairman of the
ball.
Mrs. Thomas Franklin Stewart is
chairman of the Patrons’ Committee
and Mrs. George Sullivan vice chair
man. Miss Frances Sherman is chair
man of the Young Ladies' Committee
and Miss Doris Heaton vice chairman.
Miss Dorothy Gatchell is chairman of
the Young Men's Committee with Miss
Audrey Belt as vice chairman.
The Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter
is the young ladies’ chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
and the beautifully decorated ball room
of the new Kennedy-Warren will fur
nish a proper setting for this gay event.
A card party in conjunction with the
ball will be held at 8 30 o'clock p m
Card tables will be placed in the lounge
cf the Kennedy-Warren. The card
players will thus be insured quiet amid
charming surroundings, but they will be
welcome in the ball room, where they
may view the dance from the lounge or
a luxurious and comfortably furnished
balcony.
Mrs. Walter B. Dash will serve as
chairman of the card party, mth Mrs.
John L. De Mayo as vice chairman
Attractive and unusual prizes are
promised.
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Representative Bloom
Honor Guest at Society
The Society of Virginia has an ua
usually interesting program planned
| for its meeting Wednesday evening in
> the cabinet room of the Willard Hotel,
when Representative Sol Bloom, na
tional director of the George Washing
ton Bicentennial Commission, will give
a short talk on the part the Society of
Virginia can play in the coming cere
monies. The members will meet at 8
o’clock and there will be some interest
ing affairs of the society discussed, with
Mr. T. S. Settle, president, presiding
Mias Francos Q. Unfflftt is secretary, -
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER 25, 1931—PART THREE.
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SEPTEMBER BRIDE
MRS. LYTTLE A. KNIGHT,
Daughter of Mrs. Jannie M. Stafford and before her marriage in September
Miss Vera Stafford. Mr. Knight is in the Air Service, U. S. N„ and has a dis
tinguished record. — Underwood Photo.
Os Personal Interest
To Washington Residents
Mrs. Alexander Dittler and little
daughter Patsy-Jean of Atlanta, Ga.,
aro the guests of the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Behrend of the
Westchester.
Miss Elizabeth Schloss of Baltimore
is the week end guest of Muss Helen
Nordlinger of Beverly Court. Miss Jane
May of New York was Miss Nordlin
ger's guest last week end.
Mrs. Walter Franc, who has been
spending a week at the Shoreham. re
turned to her home in Columbia, Ohio,
last- night.
Miss Louise Meyers of Wheeling, W. i
Va., who is attending George Wash- j
ingtorv University, is making her home j
while in Washington with Mrs. Leo S. •
Schoenthal of 2638 Garfield street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund I. Kaufmann j
and Mr ; and Mrs. Cecil Kaufmann are
spending the week end in Reading, i
Pa., the guests of Mr. Sol Kaufmann. j
A group of ladies met at the home ,
of Mrs. Harrv Walsky, 3901 Connecti
cut avenue, Wednesday of last week to
arrange for a rummage sale for the
benefit of the Washington Chapter of
Hadassah donors luncheon, to be held
in February. Tea was aerved during
the afternoon.
At the meeting of the Washington
Chapter Hadassah. to be held Tuesday
afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at the Com
munity Center, an interesting program
i has been arranged- Mra. Norman
Fischer will give a group of sonrs and
! Mr. Ben Zion Emanuel will give a
! half-hour talk. A social hour will
l follow. .
Mrs. Gus Wallerstein is in Richmond. |
I va.. the guest of her son-in-law and
; daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Hutxler,
I Miss Carrie Hart and Mrs. Sarah
Levy, who spent two months abroad, j
returned to Wardman Park Hotel early
last week.
Mrs. Sarah Levy and her sister. Mrs.
Henrietta Levy, leave today for Talla
hasaee, Fla., to spend some time.
Mrs. Belle Rothschild will go to Bal
timore today to visit friends for a sev
eral weeks’ stay.
Miss Louise Finestein to spending the
week end in New York, the guest of
Miss Flora Alport, formerly of this city.
A cabaret party Tuesday night at the
home of Miss Sylvia Solomon. 3620
Sixteenth street, was followed by a “de
pression'' party Thursday night at the
home of Miss Gertrude Moser of 4505
Fifteenth street, and a formal banquet
at Mrs. K.’s last night in honor of Mrs.
Edward Cafritz ended a rush week of
the Alpha Gamma Sorority of Alpha
Epsilon Phi of George Washington Uni
versity.
Mr. and Mrs. David Simon have re
turned to their home, in Woodley Park
Towers, from a visit to Detroit and
Cleveland.
Mrs. Betty Davidson and her little
daughter Josephine, who were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Furman, re
turned to their home in Philadelphia
on Monday.
The Friday Bridge Club was enter
tained by Mrs. Arthur Marks at cards
and tea. at her apartment, in Ward
man Park Hotel.
Mr. Dan Bherby is the week end
guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Sherby. and returns to his home
in Cleveland today.
Mrs. Harry Sherby has as her guests
her sister. Mrs. William Teplinger, and
son Marion of Norristown. Pa.
Mrs. David Htmmelblau has returned
to her home in Chicago after a short
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Mantner. „ i
Mrs. Aline Lansburgh, who recently
returned from a Summer trip spent
abroad, is now at French Lick Springs.
Ind. Upon her return she will be at
Wardman Park Hotel, for the Winter
Mrs. Samuel J. Pack, Mrs Abram
Simon, Mrs. David L. Frank. Mrs.
Harry Levinson. Mrs. Charles Picard,
Mrs Jennie O. Berliner, Mrs. Charles
Schwartz, Mrs. Max Goodman, Mrs. M
1 Mendelsohn. Mrs. Sarah Wolf and Miss
Tillie Steiner have returned from Wil
-1 mington. Del., where they attended a
convention of sisterhoods on Tuesday
and Wednesday and were entertained
at a reception and luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Rosenthal, for
merly of 1960 Biltmore Street, are lo
cated in their apartment, in the Airy
; View.
• Mrs. Laura Heidensfeld and her son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Ed
. ward Sonneborn. and baby, formerly of
. 3901 Connecticut avenue, have taken
possession of their home, on Twenty
’ eighth street. , „
Miss Marjorie Heitzberg. Miss De
borah Mae Liebman. Miss Miriam Auer
. bach. Miss Ruth Simon and Mrs. Ed
. ward C Furman motored to Baltimore
todav to attend a Joint meeting of Slg- 1
Mr. Robert has just
returned from Paris
After Attending the Hairdressers’ International
Styles Convention
| -s He was one of the judge* who selected
[ Y 9 the 1932 Coiffure end is bringing back
\ 9 r the latest ideas on hair arrangement.
Weil Consult Mr. Robert
f'parU inc. . .. .. .
' r and see his new ereations now on display
Telephone et his salon.
North 2776-2777
1514 Connecticut Avenue
ma Omega Phi Sorority at the home of
Miss Louise Greenwald.
Mrs. Eugene Schwab. Mrs. Henry
Schultz of Long Beach, N. Y., and Mrs.
Belle Rothschild motored to Baltimore
last week and were guests of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lowenthal of
Baltimore spent the week end with the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wolf, at Beverly Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Romberg of
New York motored to Washington dur
ing the past week and were guests of
relatives for a short visit. Mr. Rom
berg's latest musical show was produced
in Baltimore last week. A number of
Washington friends motored over yes
| terday lor the matinee as his guests.
On Wednesday, November 4, the
Washington Ladies’ Auxiliary ol the
Denver Consumptive Relict Society is
i giving a luncheon at the Mayower
| Hotel.
A' luncheon lollowed by an interest
ing program will be held tomorrow in
i the vestry rooms o| the Adas lurael Con
| gregation Sisterhood at 12:30 o'clock.
i Mrs. Woll Schlossberg will be the guest
of honor, having served as treasurer for
the sisterhood for the past 25 years.
The affair is a get-together in honor
of members of 25 years’ standing. Mrs.
George Levy has charge of arrange
ments, assisted by the president, Mrs.
Morris Gewirg, and others.
Mrs. Roland Fournier, who has been
spending some time in Washington vis
iting her mother. Mrs. Meyer Loeb, and
sisters, the Misses Jeanette and Eleanor
Loeb of Columbia road, has joined Mr.
Fournier in Pittsburgh.
Mr. Maurice Kohner. who was the
guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max
I Kohner, at the Argonne. has returned
| to his home, in Pittsburgh,
The marriage of Miss Mollie E. Steam
Cocktail
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Choice of:
• Fried Chicken
Our Arriatino » la Maryland
System Frlme Bib* of Beef
Frotide* Club Steak
Pure Air at And Other Meat*
All Timet
Fresh Vegetable*
„ Salad
Ownmade Ice Creams and
Pastries
Club Plates
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Fancies mad (0 \
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Trinualiiirt
Last Year’s Hats
of Felt or Soleil
Moulded to tbe head, in
the new styles—a’d sices
HATS
ms every description
CLEANED and
REBLOCKED
in any desired style
or shape
We also aoerlallce In designing
and molding. New Felt Hats, In
all sixes and oolor*.
Ladies’ Capital
Hat Shop
508 11th St. N. W.
of Baltimore to Mr. Joseph Friedman |
of this city will take place today to
Baltimore.
Miss Sophie Snyder to the guest of
friends in Chicago. «•<
Mrs Joseph J. Steuer, who will make
her future home in Kansas City, Mo..
was given a farewell ahower by a group
of friends numbering 18.
Mrs. Leonard Weinberg of Baltimore
was the gueat of her sister, Mrs. Samuel
Schwartz, last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Becker gave
a tea last Sunday in their apartment at
4550 Connecticut avenue.
Mr. and Mra. Kinea at Home
In Chevy Qfaae, D„ C.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley L. Kines .are
at home, at 3606 McKinley street.
Chevy Chase. D. C. Mr. and Mrs
Kines were married September 8 at
Elkton. Md„ the bride having been ;
formerly Miss Mary Kathleen Leapley, ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Leap
ley.
BROOKS 1
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G St. Between 11th and 12th "*
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This is a new coat year—.
and COATS means BROOKS!
These drastic fashion changes mean a new coat —The remark
able values this year mean it’s wise to buy a new coat—and
(Brooks has been famous for years for new fashions, rigid high
quality,, and UTMOST VALUE! So buy your new coat at
Beautiful Furred Coats i -\
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IMf Persian Lamb Lynx
Tipped Skunk Fox
\jPHMBKi Squirrel Kolinsky »
T —\ We know the fashions in demand at this low price—and
I j we have them! Complete selections of beautiful epata
include F. and H. chardella, the famous rough woolen,
boucle woolens—copies of Paris models. There are
1/1 plenty of all-black coats, and rich browns with matching .
or contrasting fur—and deep, warm greens. Shea 14 to
\ 20, 11 to 19, 36 to 46, large women's 48V 2 to short
gsA. rT w omen’s 35 to 49.
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I \ \ Standing: F. and H.. ebardclia Seated: Black boucle with half
j I 1 \ with deep collar sag flaring cufla shawl collar and big braeelat cuffs
U 11 a \ of fine, silky Persian lamb. In of black skunk. Copy of a V'iop- 1
Mm sizes up to 52J4 159.50 nat side-button model $59.50
OTHER BROOKS COATS $49.50 to $165
Brooks Coats, Second Floor * >
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Encore I Staging entUmr it, I
Mmerican s-hatu;^ j
- .f fl A SIMILAR SALE was so successful, recently, that I *
we are very fortunate in presenting another. Still
more attractive models in latest Fashions for early *i
Winter. At very much less than you could possibly
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expect, or hope, to buy such well-made shoes!
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Plenty of the wanted Spectator Heel walking p
pumps and oxfords. Also, dressy Louie
„i»,. heel modes. In brown or black suede ar n f
j kid. Smartly trimmed with Simulated Alli
gator, Rajah Lizard and other reptile leath- *
j’ il era. Plenty of all sizes, A A to C widths. ’*•
iftffljL a I JT "Lady Luxury ’* all-silk chiffon or
||®**^^ : service hose. Made of High Twiat e.l o -kt o*. . r
Silk, with guaranteed run-stop. Al- OL A. 3m . #
wavs an outstanding value!
| “ 85c 2 pr: $1.60 ~ Store Only . ;
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'New York State Society
Planning Halloween Party
An entertainment and ball will be
riven by the New York State Society of
Washington in the new ball mom of
the New Shoreham Hotel the evening
of October 31. The program will be
gin at 9 o'clock. The wearing of cos
tumes will be optional. A novelty dance
will be introduced during the evening,
in which the winner of the contestants
will receive a prize. A short program
has been arranged by the Entertain
ment Committee and exceptionally good
music has been provided.
Members of Congress who are mem
bers of the society and other prom
inent New Yorkers expected are Rcpre
sentathe and Mrs. John Taber. Repre
sentative Robert L. Bacon. Representa
tive Thomas H. Cullen. Representative
Samuel Die lutein, Representative Jo- i
seph A. Gavagan, Representative Fran
cis D. Culkin, Representative Fred
erick M. Davenport. Representative
John D. Clarke, Representative Clar
ence E. Hancock. Representative James
L. Whitley. Representative Archie D.
! Saunders and Mr. Edmund F. Cooke
Mrs. Lemar Harris is chairman of
the Reception Committee, assisted by
Mrs. W A. Carr and Miss Florence Ad
ams: Mr. F. W. Krichelt, chairman.
Floor Committee, assisted by Mr. Ha ry i
J. Hunt; Mrs. C. F. Hammerly, chair- ;
man. Entertainment Committee, assist
ed by Mua Louise Evanson, and Mr.
Maurice Sands, chairman. Membership
Committee.
Reservations may be secured through
the secretary of the society. Mr George
A Winkle. 4628 Fourth street north
west. or at the door evening of the
dance.
Women s Democratic Cluh
Dinner and Speeches
Mrs. Lester J. Pollock, chairman of
Education of the Women's Democratic
Educational Council, and Mrs. Clara
Wright Smith, president, will be host
esses at the dinner to be given at the
! Woman's National Democratic Club.
‘ 1526 New Hampshire avenue. Tuesday
evening at 6:30 o’clock. Assisting in
the receiving line will be Mrs. Grattan
Kerans, Mrs. R. Kirkpatrick Noble.
Mrs. Margaret La Gorce Streeter. Miss
Mary V. Judge, Miss Nina Jones. Miss
Lyda Mae France* and Mrat panic!
> HefTertian. -> »».% -!,T
Senator William H King pf Utah
, win b* tha fluest speaker afttf among
j the invited guests are Representative
Ruth Bryan Owep. . Representative
Mary T. Nortoh Representative Efßgene
Wmgo, Mrs. J. Rorden Harriman. na
tional Democratic committee woman,
and Mrs. JoueSt Shouse. v, A
Army-Navy Chapter, D.A.R.,
Giving Annual Card Party
The Army and Navy phapter,
Daughters of the American RevoHition,
j having its annual card patty at
the Wardman Park Hotel TuesHAy at
2:30 o'clock.
The regent, Mrs. George W. Mrlver,
and the vice regent, Mrs. David C.
Shanks, will receive the guest*. 'Mrs
John Walker Holcombe is chairman of
Entertainment, assisted by Mrs Ralph
M. Wortley and her committee 4t the
cake and candy table, and Mrs. d'eorge
M. Grimes at the fancy articlda table,
with her committee. Mrs. Wb H
Tschappat Is Ih charge of th«L'c»rd
1 tables ~
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