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Mrs. Perley Waitc
Will Entertain at
"Bon Voyage" Party
Mr. and Mre. Samuel Gus
ack Will Be Hosts at Sup
per Party.
Mrs. Perley Worchester Walte Mill
entertain at β "bon voyage" party
for her daughter. Mrs. Mildred Kelly,
in her home, the Wllshlre Manor,
on Sixteenth street, this evening. Mrs.
Marjorie Llmke is in charge of ar
rangements and decorations. Assist
ing her will be Miss Kay Gumper
and Miss Dorothy Moore; Mr. Jack
Evans, N. R. A. keyman, is to act as
master of ceremonies. Mr. Allan El
liott, a newcomer in Washington,
who has come to stay, will be the
guest speaker. The guests will num
ber 19, and will include Miss Myrtle
Byrd. Miss Gladys Aaron, Mr. Stan
ley Smith, Miss Helen Wood, Miss
Virginia Cullen, Mr. List, Miss Edith
Falso, Mr. Edwin Kline, Miss Jose
phine Baden. Mr. J. W. Overstreet,
Miss Henrietta Kraupner. Mr. Sam
uel Welsh, Miss Anne Belle Newcomb,
Mr. John Eddy, La Verne Collings,
Mr. Jerome Hubbard, Mr. Hendie
Ullestal. Mr. Martin M. CofI, 3d, and
Mr. Harry Harrow.
Mrs. Kelly will leave the latter part
of this week for California, by way
of the Panama Canal, where she will
spend a few weeks and will return
to Washington to make her home here
with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gusack of
Chevy Chase will entertain at a buffet
supper party this evening for their
sister, Miss Estelle Gusack, who Is
leaving for the Hawaiian Islands.
Mrs. William Nelson Morell will en
tertain at a bridge luncheon tomor
row at her home in Edgemoor, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dudley Ludwig
will entertain this evening at a din
ner party, at their home In Fairfax,
in honor of Miss Eleanor Dorsey of
Washington.
Mrs. Ludwig will entertain a num
ber of her friends at luncheon and
bridge Tuesday.
Mrs. Jeseie W. Walters will enter
tain at dinner at the Shoreham this
evening in honor of Mrs. John M.
Rose of Johnstown, Pa., who ha* ar
rived In Washington for a two-weelc
visit. Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Rose
attended the reunion of former Con
gress Hall residents Friday evening.
Mrs. A. D. McPadyen, president of
of the Alumnae of the Woman'· Col
lege of the University of North Caro
lina. invites all Washington alumnae
to attend a banquet given In honor
of Dean Jackson at the La Fayette
Hotel April 3, at 7:30 o'clock.
Cards have been issued for a buffet
supper to be given by Judge and Mrs.
Paul E. Brown at their home. In Fair
fax, the evening of March 17. Judge
Brown's sister. Miss Helen Brown of
Five Oaks, will be the guest of honor,
and Mrs. Brown will be assisted In
serving by Miss Roberdeau Allison,
Miss Evelyn Follin and Miss Ida Jones.
Mrs. Timothy J. Campbell enter
tained afc-dinner last evening at the
Dodgç. Her guests included Repre
sentative and Mrs. D. J. Driscoll, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Don Gingery,
Representative and Mrs. J. Buell Sny
• der. Mrs. J. Roland Kinzer. wife of
, Representative Kinzer; Mr. and Mrs.
! Edward Keating, Mr. William Clark
I Taylor and Miss Margaretta Campbell.
Miss May Louise Wood entertained
at a party at her home in Silver
Spring, Md„ Friday night in celebra
tion of her birthday anniversary. A
buffet supper wax served at midnight.
The guests Included Miss Kathryn
Shaw of Rockvllle, Md.; Miss Louise
Stanley of Silver Spring, Miss Alma
Frothingham of Laurel. Miss Louise
Fenton, Mrs. Margaret Neumann and
Mrs. Gertrude Ludwig of Sliver Spring,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Paul Clark and Mr.
Howard Ott of 8ilver Spring; Mr. Wil
liam Chaney of Chicago, and Mr. John
Abbott, Mr. Roy Brogdon, Mr. Wil
liam Nalley. Mr. Rudolph Selgrelt, Mr.
John Fleming. Mr. Paul Holier and
Miss Mildred Cochran, all of Wash
ington.
Mrs. George Bradley entertained at
a luncheon Monday when her guests
Included Mrs. Minnie Gooch, Mrs.
Wallace Reily, Mrs. Jared Smith, Mrs.
Nicholas Schutz, Mrs. A. J. Fealy,
Mrs. Thomas Barnes, Mrs. Daniel HIs
ton. Mrs. Frank Lewis, Mrs. Adolph
Kress and Mrs. Charles Otterback.
Mrs. Allen H. Kirk of Herndan. Va.,
entertained at bridge Friday after
noon. when her guests were Mrs. Wal
ter C. Carter, Mrs. Beulah Anderson.
Mrs. Harold F. Weller, Mrs. Powell
Summers, Mrs. Lavlnia Harrison, Mrs.
Ruth Keyes and Mrs. Calvin Kldwell.
Mrs. H. I. Houston will give the
fourth of her series of bridge and
luncheons Wednesday In her home on
Park avenue, Takoma Park, Md.
Prof, and Mrs. Harold F. Weller en
tertained at bridge Thursday evening
in their home in Herndon, Va., In
compliment to Dr. and Mrs. William
Meyer. A buffet supper was served
at midnight. Other guests Included
Mrs. Lavlnia Harrison. Mrs. Ruth
Keyes. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nachman,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kldwell, Mrs.
Roscoe Crippen, Miss Mary Hurst
and Mrs. Beulah Anderson. High
Bride
MRS. FRANK SEYMOUR COE, JR.,
Of East Orange. N. J., who was be
fore her marriage. February 33. in
Edmonston, Md., Miss Haul Au
gusta McLeod of East Orange, N. J.,
daughter of the former mayor of
Edmonston and Mrs. D. Hazen
McLeod.
—Broad Photo..Newark, W. J.
scores were made by Dr. and Mrs.
Meyer.
Dr. and Mrs. William Meyer enter
tained at dinner last Sunday In their
home In Herndon, Va.. In celebration
of the 69th birthday anniversary of
Mr. Nicholas Roney, the letter's
father. Their guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Stryker of Fairfax. Va.: Dr.
David Newman and Mrs. Clara
O'Rouke of Richmond. Va.: Miss Ma
mie Rouse. Mr. and Mrs. Ε. B. Rouse.
Mrs. Leigh Rouse, Miss Sue Rouse,
and Mrs. Edna Wadick of Washing
ton. D. C.. and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
A. Yount and Mr. Edgar E. Gillette of
Herndon.
Mrs. Stafford to Entertain
Women Geographers
Mrs. Edward Stafford will entertain
the Washington group of the Society
of Woman Geographers at her home
tomorrow evening at δ o'clock. Mrs.
Stafford will give a talk. Illustrated
by slides and motion pictures, on her
return to Greenland to superintend
the building of the Peary Memorial
on Cape York.
Those who will attend -are Mrs.
Henry Wilder Keyes, Dr. Florence
Bascom. Mrs. Mitchell Carroll, Miss
Clara Egli, Miss Edith Fltton, Mrs.
Gilbert H. Grosvenor, Miss Margaret
A. Hitch, Mrs. William Chapin Hunt
ington, Mrs. P. T. M. Lathrop, Mrs.
William M. Mann, Mrs. Lawrence
Martin, Mrs. Karlene Kent Norton,
Miss Lois Olson, Mrs. Sophia Saucer
man, Dr. Helen M Strong. Mrs
Charles D. Walcott. Mrs. Gregg Cus
tls Blrdeall, Mrs. Charles M. Hend
ley, Mr». Robert Whitney Irabrie and
Mrs. Pulton Lewis.
Sororities Plan
Parties Thie Week
The alumnae of Delta Gamma will
give their founders' day banquet Fri
day evening at 6:30 o'clock at 2400
Sixteenth street. Founded 51 years
•go in Mississippi the organization
now has 47 active chapters. The
Washington alumnae group has al
most 100 members and Mrs. H. H.
Jacobs is the president.
Mrs. Ernest Smith will be hostess
In her apartment at 2400 Sixteenth
street before the banquet, entertain
ing those who will attend the celebra
tion. Reservations for the banquet
may be made with Mrs. Richard Wil
son at 105 Battery lane, Bethesda, Md
Mrs. Balthasar Meyer will enter
tain the members of Kappa Alpha
Theta Fraternity at tea in her Colonial
home in Georgetown Saturday at 3
o'clock. Mrs. Mary Hitter Beard Of
Kappa Alpha Theta, co-author of
"The Rise of American Civilization"
and author of other well-known books,
will be the guest cf honor and will
speak on "Women of History," a sub
ject to which Mrs. Beard has given
ft great deal of time and study.
Large Crowd Attends
Quanticos Bi-Mbnthly
Officers' Mess Dance
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs.
Beddoe Hosts at Dinner
Party—Maj. and Mrs.
Clifton Cates Also Enter
tain at Club.
QUANTICO, Va., March 9—The
bi-monthly dance at the officers' mess
this evening was more than usually
well attended, with numerous large
dinner parties at the club filling the
dance floor to capacity.
One of the dinners at the club was
that of Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Arthur
E. Beddoe, who entertained Col. and
Mrs. Robert Y. Rhea, Col. and Mrs.
Prank J. Schwable, Capt. (M. C.) and
Mrs. William L. Mann, Lieut. Col. and
Mrs. De Witt Peck. Lieut. Col. and
Mrs. Paul Capron, Lieut. Comdr. and
Mrs. Paul W. Yeisley, Lieut. Comdr.
and Mrs. Ernest Ward, Lieut. (J. G.)
and Mrs. Guy E. Starr, Lieut. Comdr.
and Mrs. Hugh R. Alexander, Lieut.
(J. G.) and Mrs. Thomas L. Allman,
Comdr. W. J. C. Agnew, Miss Laura
Smith, Maj. and Mrs. Capers James.
Capt. and Mrs. John B. Wilson and
Lieut. CoL and Mrs. Arnold W.
Jacobsen.
Maj. and Mrs. Clifton Cates also
entertained at the club tonight. Their
guests were Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Thomas Holcomb. Lieut. Col. and Mrs.
Earl H. Jenkins, Lieut. Col. and Mrs.
Charles J, Miller, Maj. and Mrs. Rob
ert Blake, Maj. and Mrs. Franklin A.
Hart, Capt. and Mrs. Clarence M.
Ruffner, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Ross E.
Rowell, Mrs. O. Saltmarsh, Lieut.
Comdr. Thomas V. Cooper, Lieut. Col.
and Mrs. Henry L. Larsen, Maj. and
Mrs. William T. Clement. Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs. Paul J. Halloran,
Maj. and Mrs. Franklin Steele. Maj.
and Mrs. Campbell Brown, Capt. and
Mrs. Julian T. Brown. Maj. and Mrs.
Lyman Passamore and Maj. and Mrs.
Charles I. Murry of Annapolis.
Maj. and Mrs. W. P. T. Hill were
hosts at a dinner party this evening,
taking their guests, Capt. and Mrs.
Jacob P. Plachta, Capt. and Mrs.
Prank C. Schllt. Capt. and Mrs. Hayne
Boyden, Mrs. Margaret 6. Towner.
Capt. Thomas M. Ryan and Maj. and
Mrs. Robert Anthony, later in the
evening to the dance.
Another dinner preceding the dance
was that of Mr. anu Mrs. John Erwin.
who entertained Maj and Mrs. Harold
D. Campbell. Maj. and Mrs. Jacob
Lienhard. Miss Maurine Jones, Capt.
Murl Corbett, Mr. end Mrs. June) M.
Fountain. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mc
Cook, Mr. McDonald, Mrs. Thomas
McQuade and Cap* and Mrs. Melvin
Puller. Their guests from Washington
were Col. and Mrs. Ε. T. Blume Col.
Archer, Maj. and Mrs. Wynans. Dr.
and Mrs. Michael. Mr. and Mrs.
George Cohan, Mri. Haute, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank H. O'Nell, Mr. Β. T.
Thrasher and Mrs. Bluett.
Lieut, tnd Mrs. Raymond 8co);lns
gave a dinner party in the Waller
Building, 'nvlttng u guests Lieut, and
Mrs. Raymond Hopper, Capt. and Mrs.
Ivan Miller, Lieut, and Mrs. Calvin R.
Freeman, Lieut, and Mrs. Charles R.
Luers, Lieut, and Mrs. Thomas J.
Walker, Lieut. Carson A. Roberts,
Mrs. T. B. Whit*, Lieut, and Mrs.
Samuel S. Ballentine, Lieut and Mrs.
Earl 8. Piper, Mrs. Pete White, Lieut,
and Mrs. Ida Klmes, Lieut, and Mrs.
Frank June, Capt. and Mrs. William
O. Brlce, Capt. and Mrs. William N.
McKelvy, Capt. . nd Mrs. Pierson Con
rad, Mr. and Mrs. Ewlng Wal and
Lieut, and Mrs. 8alzman from An
napolis.
Mrs. Charles H. Lyman held the last
of her series of "at homes" Monday
afternoon, when she had Mrs. Cofiman
assisting ner at the tea table. Mrs.
Lyman will leave by motor Monday,
accompanied by her eon, Lieut. C H.
Lyman. U. 8. N.. for Norfolk. Va.,
where they expect to meet Brig. Gen.
Lyman Wednesday. Gen. Lyman is
returning after about eight weeks ab
sence on maneuvers with the fleet in
Southern waters, where he com
manded 'he Fleet Marine Force.
Lieut. Co*, and Mrs. Calhoun An
crum. accompanied by their daugh
ter, Miss Dixie Ancrum. motored to
Annapolis today to attend the wed
ding this afternoon of Miss Anna
Cathrlne Boots, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. J. T. Boot*, U. S. Mariqe Corpe,
retired, to Lieut. (Junior Grade) Alan
Sutherland. Miss Ancrum, who has
been a frequent visitor in Annapolis,
was a member of the bridal party.
Mise Elizabeth Barber and Maj. W.
P. Richards also drove to Annapolis
for the wedding.
Mrs. Howard, wife of Lieut. Col.
Archie Howard, gave a bridge tea
Tuesday afternoon in compliment to
Miss Blanche Irvine, sister of Mrs.
Charles H. Lyman. Among those in
vited were Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. Miles
Thacher. Mrs. Charles J. Miller, Mrs.
Sydney Lee, Mrs. Paul Capron, Mrs
Robert Denig. Mrs. Franklin Hart,
Mrs. Capers James. Mrs. Evans O.
Ames. Mrs. Arnold Jacobsen and Mrs.
Franklin Steele. Coming later for tea
were Mrs. Thomas Holcomb, Mrs.
I De Witt Peck, Mrs. Arthur E. Beddor,
Mrs. Robert "Blake, Mrs. Roes E.
Rowell, Mrs William L. Mann. Mrs
——^———_________
Le Hoy Hunt and Mrs. Paul J. Hal
loran.
Miss Ann Nettecoven, daughter of
Ma J. and Mrs. J. I. Nettecoven of 8&n
Diego, Is the week-end guest of Lieut,
•nd Mri. Robert 8. Vltll.
Lieut, and Mrs. Robert H. Meade
have the former'· aliter, Mise Fount
lerol Temple of North Carolina, as
their guest.
Republican Club Plane
Card Party March 25
The National Capital Republican
Club will give a card party Monday
afternoon and evening, March 25, in
Its spacious clubhouse at Sixteenth
street at Scott circle.
The Entertainment Committee In
cludes Miss Edna M. Patton, chair
man; Mrs. G. Louis Weller, vice chair
man. and Mrs. Prank W. Mondell,
Miss Daisy Prentice, Mrs. Charles J.
Williamson, Mrs. Prlsbey O. Elker,
Mrs. J. H. Branson, Miss Alice
Whltaker, Mrs. George Tarbell, Mrs.
F. William Loetsch, Mrs. Henry
Albers, Mrs. Horace Pulton, Mrs. EUen
E. Rolph. Miss Mary R. Baker, Mrs.
Harry R. Perry, Mrs. Samuel J. Pres
cott, Mrs. Charles H. Pardoe and Mrs.
Herbert H. Hall. Attractive prizes and
refreshments will be provided (or
each table and those bringing parties
and wishing private rooms will gladly
be accommodated if they will com
municate with the club office.
•
Political Study Club
Plane Annual Breakfast
The annual breakfast of the Political
Study Club will be held May 25 at
12 o'clock In the Mayflower Hotel.
Mrs. Wlntemute W. Sloan is chair
man of the Breakfast Committee.
Moth Holes?
Don't discard garments because
they have been snagged—burned or
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Metropolitan 7363
STATISTICAL CLERK
Opening New Classes
March 18
Special course preparing for civil
service examination starts Monday.
5:15 p.m. The course includes only
material essential for examination,
which was especially prepared for
exclusive use by this school. There
is practice material for each assign
ment, covering intelligence tests,
elementary computations, tabula
tion and graphing, which are pre
sented in mimeographed assign
ments. The class is personally con
ducted by an experienced instructor
who is a practical statistician. Reg
ister before 5 15 p.m., March 18.
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FOR SECRETARIES
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL IN YOUR CHURCH may
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6 KNIVES — 6 FORKS — 6 TEASPOONS — 6 SALADS
1 BUTTER KNIFE — 1 SUGAR SPOON
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Bon Bon Spoon 1.50
Butter Knife 1.88
Cheese Knife 1.88
Cold Meat Fork 2.63
Cream Ladle.... 2.44
Gravy Ladle 2.81
Jelly Server 1.69
Lemon Fork 75
Lettuce Fork 1.88
Olive Fork 1.13
Olive Spoon 1.13
Pie Knife 3.00
Serving Spoon 3.00
Sugar Spoon 1.31
HALF DOZENS
Small Teaspoons $4-50
Medium Teaspoons 5.63
Heavy Teaspoons 6.75
Dessert Spoons 10.13
Tablespoons 13.50
Cream Soup Spoons 9.00
Medium Forks 11.25
Medium Knives 11.25
Bouillon Spoons 6.75
Butter Spreads 6.75
Coffee Spoons 4.50
Iced Teaspoons 9.00
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