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TH anksgiving Replete
With Social Events
In St. Marys County
Annual Dance and Card
Party Given by Alumnae
of Academy.
LEONARDTOWN, Md„ November 28.
—Thanksgiving festivities were unusu
ally Interesting this week In St. Marys
County and Southern Maryland, and
the numerous old homes are keeping
open house over the week end. Each
home is tilled with guests from far and
r.ear, and many of the boys and girls
•>vno attend the prep schools and col
leges are home for their Thanksgiving
ho!idc>s.
Thanksgiving evening the annual
dance and card party given by the St.
Mary's Academy alumnae was held at
Hotel St. Mary’s, and was a lovely af
fair. many from Washington and Bal
timore and the alumnae of the school
attending.
On the Reception Committee were
the following alumnae: Mrs. M. Thrift,
chairman; Mrs. Nettie Wllmer, Miss
Madeline Camflier of Leonardtown, Mrs.
L. B. Johnson of Morganza and Mrs.
Roy Guyther of Mechanicsville. Md.
Entertainment —Mrs. Louis E. Payne,
chairman; Mrs. Nettie Morgan, Mrs.
Louis F. Abell. Miss Hope Greenwell
and Mrs. J. Fenner Lee of Leonard
town. Refreshment Mrs. William
Meverell Loker, chairman; Mrs. Leroy
McNey. Mrs. L. J. Sterling of Leonard
town.' Mrs Williatm H Gardiner of!
Chaptico and Mrs. Julius Johnson of j
Bushwood. i
Miss Sarah Gwyrtn. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Brook Bian of Potomac-
Yi'-w rt Valley Lee, is entertaining at j
a house party at her parents’ estate on
the lower Potomac River over the week
rn In the party are Miss Irma Dove
of Annapolis and Miss Alyce Taylor of
Elkton j
Among those from New York spend
ing a few days in Leonairdtown is Mr.
Loker Raley, son of Mrs. Rose Loker
Raley of New York and Leonardtown.
He is the house guest of his aunt and
uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Abell, at
their home on Washington street. Mr. ;
Raley is the author of a volume of
poems called “Medley.” He visited
friends in Baltimore and Frederick be
fore aniving here.
Mr and Mrs. S. Paul Hayden of
Mount Osborne entertained at dinner
in Leonardtown Sunday in honor of
Mr Bascom Broun of Washington and
Mrs. Henry Winters of Dallas, Tex.
Miss Miriam and Miss Anna Nathan
son. twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Nathanson of Leonardtown, who
are attending Western High School in
Baltimore, are spending their Thanks
giving recess with their parents. Until
this semester they had been students i
at the St Mary’s Academy, where Miss j
Anna Nathanson directed the school
orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Morgan Knight, sr..
and their son. Mr. George Morgan
Knight jr., of Leonardtown. motored to -
Annapolis and then to Baltimore Thurs- ,
day. and were guests overnight of Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Fieke at their new I
home in Catonsville.
Miss Marv Agnes Dixon of Washing- <
ton is spending this week end as the ]
guest of her mother. Mrs. Thomas A. j
McKay, at her estate, Arlington, on
Brettons Bay.
During the week Mrs. Gilbert Dent j
of Washington was the guest of Mrs.
Louis F. Abell, on Washington street.
Mrs. Janies Buckler of Laurel Grove,
who has been visiting in Wilmington
Del., returned to her home this week
after a montlr’s absence.
Mrs. Allison Robev of Waldorf en
tertained at a bridge supper at her
home in honor of 16 guests Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Simms Jenkins of Bal
timore passed the week end as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Neal Miles and their
children. Miss Marian Miles and Joseph
Miles, of Baltimore, were the guests in
Women are Eagerly Rushing in
to this most unexpected Event
I Midseason Sale
| 64 Carlton 99 Shoes I
f A Entire stocks As I
I reduced from ‘
$10.50 and $12.50
—no exceptions
*7.75
In / / Paisley or other exquisite j J
' s // / evening Slippers—to the •* y/ // /// /
/ smartest of street or a- (_(_ f / ///
•J noon shoes —in Borosa x /
Shark. or Kid— cn- ' I
1 1 remarkable. |
But procrastination will be
\\ expensive—women who call at yy 'I \\
; \\ once will have all the best of it! \\ , K
■* onr o,her ~orei - M osNom eris Shop other giv- 111
$4.50 -—£o7 F a,),e footwear
INTERESTING BRIDE
*““* j
MRS. WILLIAM W. U PTON,
Formerly Miss Amlye Foy Aston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Aston of 1643
Hobart street northwest, her marriage taking place November 23.
—Carter-Bailey Photo. I
whose honor Mr. and Mrs. S. Paul Hay
den entertained at dinner Monday eve
ning
Saturday afternoon the Leonardtown
members of the Maj. William Thomas
Chapter, D. A. R., of St. Marys County,
entertained the chapter at a luncheon
at old Tudor Hall Inn. Receding were
Mrs George P. looker, regent: Mrs.
Stephen M. Jones. Mrs. Clovd Cooper.
Mrs. Wilmer Matthews. Mrs. John Duke
and Mrs. William F. Cecil. The Wash
ington members attending were Mrs.
Charles Shaw, Miss Bruce Colton, Mrs.
Elizabeth Ewing. Miss Eleanor Duke.
Mrs. Mazie Reaney and Mrs. Lillia
Blackistone.
Mrs. Charles S. Myers of Journey's
End, on Brettons Bay, is entertaining
i this week for Mr. and Mrs. Norman
| Lane and their daughter. Miss Betty
I Lane of Bethesda. and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Brenner of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mrs. M. B. Fowler and her daughter.
| Miss Mary Fowler, of Chaptico gave a
j bridge luncheon in honor of Mrs. Lottie
; M Alvey and Mrs. J. Bernard Abell of
; Clements.
Mrs. Henry Winters, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bascom Broun
in Washington, and was the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. Paul Hayden
in Leonardtowm for a week, left Mon
day for her home in Dallas. Tex. In a
few’ W’eeks she will go to Denver, Colo.,
to spend the Winter and Spring.
Miss Reah Abell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Bernard Abell of Clements,
is spending this week end with Miss
Betty Grace at her heme in Lin
wood, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. George Buckler and
their daughter. Miss Doris Buckler, of
Washington were the dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Graves, at
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, T). C-, NOVEMBER 29, 1931—PART THREE.
their home in Loveville. Md.. Sunday.
A double wedding took place at the
jSt. Francis Xavier's Catholic Church
November 18. when the rector, Rev. :
Father S. J. Rudkte, S. J., performed
the ceremonies.
The first wedding was that of Miss i
Gwlnette Catherine Bussler, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W J. Bussler of New
town Neck, and Mr. Clarence Adams, sen !
of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Adams of
Valley Lee.
Immediately following the first cere
i mony Miss Anna Belle Bussler and
Mr. James W. Ward, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Jackson Ward of Valley
i Lee, Md., were married. This was at
tended by members of the immediate
families and friends of the couples.
The Southern Maryland Colonial
: Dames unveiled a tablet, November 22 !
at 2 o'clock, at Cross Manor, the old
-1 e‘t house in Maryland. The exercises
were attended by pc ole from all
WIIKRK TO DINE.
The i.aio-i Popular
Pricrd Sea Grill
de Rooy’s
Sea Food Specialist
1405 L N.W. Met. 7559
Open Till 1 A.M.
parts of Southern Maryland. Mrs.
Frank J. Parran of Baltimore, presi
dent of the Colonial Dames, presided
' and introduced the speakers. Rev. W.
W. Whitmore of Reistertown. who
spoke on "Ancient Cus'r.'s in St.
Marys": Mrs J. Edward Croker ol
Baltimore, who read some poems; Prof.
Francis T. Nickolas. formerly of the
Maryland Academy of Science, and
Rev. Nelson MeConomy of St. Marys
City. Miss Dorothy Grason and her
mother, Mrs. Charles Sterrett Grason,
received the many guests.
Os Personal Interest
To Washington Residents
The Woodmont Country Club gave a
barn dance Thanksgiving eve, which
| was preceded by numerous dinner par
| ties. The ball room was transformed
into an old-fashioned barn, decorated
; with hay, corn shocks and grasses.
I The guests were dressed as country
i maids and farm hands and other rural
! characters.
I Mrs. Harry Allman spent the past
1 week end in New York.
The thirteenth annual charity
Thanksgiving ball of the Washington
Chapter of Hadassah was held 'lhanks
giving night in the grand ball room
of the Mayflower Hotel.
Miss Beatrice Sondheim, who is a
student at the Marjorie Webster
School, is spending the Thi nksgiving
holidays at her home in Reading, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Behrend and two
daughters, the Misses Amv and Ruth
Behrend. spent last week in New York
at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The Friday Bridge Club was enter
tained by Mrs. Abe Sigmund at her
apartment in the Roosevelt last week.
Miss Marjorie Sigmund, who is attend
ing the Ohio State University, has
been spending the holiday in Indian
apolis, the guest of friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Furman
m tored to Philadelphia Thursday and
are guests of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. Furman, until this eve
ning.
Mrs. Edward Sonneborn and young l
son have been the guests of Mr. I. Son
| neborn in Baltimore for the past week
and are returning today.
Miss Janet Wolf of Baltimore was the
week end guest of friends.
Mr. Alvin Newmyer. Jr , Is at home
from Bordentown Military School for
his vacation, visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Newmyer, at the West
chester.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph M. Fishel W’ere
hosts Thursday night at their home,
4514 Connecticut avenue, entertaining
at a family dinner party.
Miss Louise Meyers is returning this
evening from Wheeling. W. Va., where
she has been spending the Thanksgiv
ing holiday with her parents. Miss!
Meyers is a student at George Wash- j
ington University.
Mrs. Abram Feist, accompanied by ‘
Mrs. Jeanette Feist of Newark. N. J., I
motored here Wednesday and are guests !
at the Shoreham until today. Miss Mar- |
jorie Feist, who is a student at National j
Park Seminary, lias been spending the i
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ft FURS
Remodeled
Repaired
Cleaned
and Glazed
Have Your Fur Coat
Reconditioned Now for Xmas
Collars and Cuffs for
Cloth Coats a Specialty
The Shop to Save Money
ISADOR MILLER
Mfg. Furrier
800 llfii St. N.W. Nat l 5628
Our Work Is Guaranteed
Thanksgiving holiday with her mother !
at the Shoreham.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nordlinger at- !
tended the Harmony cotillion in Balti
more Wednesday night.
Mrs. Alvin West and young daughter !
Ernestine of New’ York are visiting Mr.!
and Mrs. Emil West of 2700 Connecticut
avenue.
The rummage sale of the Sisterhood
of the Eighth Street Temple will be 1
held at 1715 Seventh street northwest!
November 30 and December l. 2 and 3.'
Mrs. Isadore Freund is chairman.
Arthur Lyon. Frank Lurhs and Paul
Wilner. who attend the University of
Pennsylvania, have been home for the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Miss Cele Frankel of Indianapolis is
the guest of Miss Jeanette Loeb of 1340
Columbia road.
The Tuesday Afternoon Sewing Circle
was entertained at luncheon last week
by Mrs. Leon Strauss, at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mrs Alex. Dittler and little daughter
Patsy Jean, who have been spending a
month with the former's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Behrend, at the West
chester. are leaving today for their
home, in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Blanche L. Singer left on Wed
nesday for her home in New York, after
a two-week visit here with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Kaufman, Miss Helen
Nordlinger. Mr. Joseph Auerbach. jr„
and Mr. Max Weyl, 2d, were in Phila
delphia Thanksgiving to attend the
Penn-Cornell foot ball game.
Mrs. Eugene Schwab, accompanied by
her son, Mr. Elmer Schw’ab, motored to
Erie, Pa., and are guests of the former's
son-in-law’ and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Grad.
Mrs. Louis Simon of Woodley Park i
Towers has as her guest Mrs. A. Gold
smith of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dunbar Rosenthal of I
the Westchester had as their guests
over Thanksgiving the former’s mother.
Mrs. Betty Rosenthal, and her sister,
Miss Hortcnsey Rosenthal of Baltimore.
The Misses Sylvia and Gertrude
Sheiby relurncd to Goucher College
I Friday, after spending Thanksgiving
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry j
Sherby, on Decatur street.
Mr. and Mrs. Law’rence Koenigs
berger w’ere at home in Chevy Chase 1
J. E.Cunninaham Ca
and extraord in a r y
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profit by this Event
18th ANNIVERSARY
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For Newest Hats!
• Shimmering VELVETS! l donn
• Brilliant METALLICS! ||j "Htgh Fashion”
• Headsizes, 21 up to 23. I FROCKS
marvelous VALUES! Cre- MADE TO SELL
ated for us alone —for this great ANNI- UP TO #25.00
VERSARY Sale! Stunning new TURBAN,
BERET and BRIMMED modes! Every clever 1 cf g. BHw
style—in the brilliant "high” shades—as well j j H W•'
as the smart Winter colors! The one hat "just | 1
for you” is surely among them! Priced for a j ffISxiPNHSf
No equal in town for these What
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woven, smartly sheer And Regular Up to sls B
weave! Purest silk—from iw
durable Picot top to cradle m iRv/LAtJ fIH
Every fashion-ap- g c/ QC |H HSnIHM
proved color! Every size!
Informally on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Betty Koenigsberger and Mrs.
i Julia Oppenhelmer leave today for New
j York to spend several w'eeks. The for
mer will be the guest of her son-in-law
! and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bertram
j Block.
MI3S Rickie Gans of the Embassy
! has as her guests her nieces. Mrs. |
! Henry Oberdorfer and Miss Helen F. ;
| Gans of Richmond, Va. They were j
; joined yesterday by another niece, Mrs. j
Rita Solmson of Baltimore.
Mrs. Cecelia Michaelis and daugh- ■
ter. Miss Virginia Michaelis, were :
joined by her sisters, the Misses Rosa
and Hermine Lion, and brother, Mr. ;
John Lion, jr., of Baltimore, on
Thursday and motored to Pocohontas,
Va., to spend the Thanksgiving holiday
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Cohen were
guests of relatives in Baltimore over
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Dora Becker of 2028 Sixteenth
street and her daughter. Miss Sally
Becker, who went to North Carolina for
Thanksgiving day and are returning
! here motored South in Miss
Becker’s car. taking with them a num
; ber of guests whom they entertained
in their home here and who will re
turn to the Capital with them.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kann, who have
recently returned from a trip to Cali
fornia, are at the Shoreham.
Mr. Ned Schoen of Newark. N. J.,
w'ho is a student at Brown University. J
spent last week at the Shoreham with:
friends.
Mrs. Sarah Kohler of New York Is
the guest of her niece, Miss Frances
Heid of Lanier place.
Miss Rosalie Weinberg has returned
i
Sunday Dinner j]
Mrs. Olnev's own Ij Dt UT *T q
recipes and a charm- I 1 -U I LLL -j
--me settino overlook- k -jg iJ
me Rock Creek Vnl- ■
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y " Conn. Ave- ti Calvert St.
to Goucher College after visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wein
berg of Montague street, over Thanks
giving.
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COATS
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Originally $l5O to $195
Huge Sets of Precious Furs That Make
Philipsborn Coats So Gorgeous . . .
Mink Krimmer Kolinsky
Persian Beaver
Blue 'Fox Silver Fox
Fashioned of I’ouclet in the two most desired
shades, black and brown.
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Mrs. Belle Rothschild is spending
the Winter with her son-in-law and
I daughter. Dr and Mrs. William Green
: spon. in Biuefield. W. Va.