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Annapolis Social Notes
■<*
Of Interest in Navy Circles
Gapt. and Mrs. Kaufman Visit Son
On Return From Honolulu; Gapt. Small
And Wife Arrive to Take Post %
ANNAPOLIS. Md., July 6.—Capt. and Mrr. John H. Kaufman are
guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. John H. Kaufman,
Jr., at their apartment at the Naval Academy. Capt. and Mrs. Kaufman
after their visit here will go to Philadelphia, where Capt. Kaufman will
go on duty. They have just returned from a tour of duty in Honolulu.
They formerly resided here at the Naval Hospital.
Mrs. Kaufman was a guest the first of this week of Mrs. Charles M.
Oman, wife of Admiral Oman, at her apartment in Washington.
Mrs. Brantz Mayer arrived here yesterday and will go to Washington
today for a short visit. Mrs. Mayer, widow of Capt. Mayer, and her son,
James K. Mayer, now live at St. Davids, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lloyd of New York spent the Fourth and this
Week end w’ith Mr. Lloyd's parents, Commodore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd.
Their young daughter, Joana Leigh*3
Lloyd, who has been with her grand
parents since early spring, will ac
company her parents to New York
the first of the week.
Lt. and Mrs. Leslie Slack are
guests of Mrs. Slack's parents. Dr.
and Mrs. Welton Hopkins. Lt. Slack
will be attached to the naval post-1
graduate school, and later they will ;
take an apartment on King George
street.
Lt. Bradford Bartlett
Arrives From China.
Lt. Bradford Bartlett has ar
rived from China and is visiting |
his sister. Miss Marjorie Bartlett,
before leaving for duty at the Wash- j
ington Navy Yard.
Capt. and Mrs. Timothy J. Kele
her will return tomorrow to their1
home on Porter road after spend
ing the week end at Westchester,
Pa.
Comdr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Patch
and their sons. Messrs. Arthur, Dan
and William Patch of Haddonfield. j
N. J.. are guests of Mrs. W. B.;
Gardiner. Mr. Arthur Patch will
enter the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Gardner D. Greer and her
young daughter of 'Wilmington. N.
C., are spending two weeks with
Mrs. Greer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles L. Perry.
Mrs. John Urquhart of Alexan
dria is the guest of Mrs. Allen
Bowie Howard at Annapolis Roads.
Capt. and Mrs. Ernest G. Small
arrived Tuesday in Annapolis,
where Capt. Small wall be the head
of the department of ordnance and
gunnery. They are living at 15 Por
ter road. Other newcomers are Lt,
and Mrs. Robert H. Kerr, Lt. and
Mrs. Mscpherson Williams. Lt.
Comdr. and Mrs. H. L. Nielson and
Lt. Comdr. and Mrs. Valvin R. Sin
clair. All will occupy quarters at
the Naval Academy.
Social Life
In Quantico
Active
Gen. Little and
Mrs. Little Guests
Of Mrs. Wilson
QUANTICO, Va.. July 6.—The
Commanding General and Mrs
Louis McCarty Little entertained
Mr and Miss Boit of Boston last
Sunday. Monday Gen. and Mrs.
Little attended a luncheon in Staun
ton. Va . given by Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson. On Independence Day Gen.
and Mrs. Little entertained in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Woodward,
whom they knew in Haiti.
Mrs. John P. Condon leaves today
for Pensacola. Fla., where she wiil
stay with Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Anson,
while Capt, Condon is on duty at
Parris Island. S. C.
Maj. and Mrs. P. K. Smith, who
recently arrived on the post, leave
Tuesday for Lake Chateaugay in
the Adirondack Mountains, where
they have a cottage.
Capt, and Mrs. J. W. Ernshaw
left Friday and Mrs. Ernshaw' with
her two children will visit her
family, Capt. R. P. Craft, U. S. N.,
and Mrs. Craft in Henderson. S. C.,
while Capt. Ernshaw is with his
mother, Mrs. Mary J. Ernshaw, in
Phoenix, Aria.
Nobles Are Hosts
After the Parade.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Alfred H. Noble
were hosts Wednesday afternoon
after the sunset parade given by
members of the Fleet Marine Force.
Tuesday Maj. and Mrs. George R.
Rowan were at home to the officers
of the 3d Battalioiwand their w'ives.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Holland M.
Smith were at home Friday after
noon to the officers of the Fleet Ma
rine Force and their wives who re
cently arrived on the post.
Summer Brings
Quantico Visitors.
Quantico is still the popular place
for summertime visitors and this
week there w'as Miss Mabel Cole
from Washington, formerly of San
Diego, who visited Mrs. Josephine
Hodgetts at the quarters of Capt.
and Mrs. Verne J. McCaul.
Maj. and Mrs. Gerald C. Thomas
were hosts this week to Mrs. Lila
Rhett Legare on her way from New
York City to her home in Charles
ton. S. C
Lt. and Mrs. W. F. Lantz enter
tained Lt. and Mrs. J. O. Butcher
of Washington as last week-end
guests. On the Fourth Mrs. Lantz's
brother, Lt. E. W. Manw'aring, U. S.
M. C. R„ of Reading. Pa., paid them
a visit.
ON YOUR
FUR coat
for CLEANING
for GLAZING
for TEARS
for REMODELING
^ for STORAGE
for A FREE ESTIMATE
New low
summer
rates are
in effect
Miss Bonzer
Married to
Ensign Rogers
Ceremony Held in
Central Chapel
In Honolulu
Honolulu's Central Union Chapel,
lighted by tall white tapers and ar
ranged with Easter lilies against
a background of palms, was the
charming setting on June 3 for the
sunset ceremony uniting in mar- |
riage Miss Virginia Bonzer and 1
Ensign Leon W. Rogers.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mr. I. M. Stainback, Federal at
torney for the islands and former
attorney general. She wore a gown
of snow-white tulle, over a paper
taffeta slip of the same color,
fashioned with short, full, puff
sleeves, and a dainty sweetheart
neckline, around which were cas
cades of tulle ruching. The bodice
was delicately shirred to a tight
fitting waist with billows of tulle
floating over a very bouffant taffeta
hoop skirt. Her tiered finger-tip
illusion veil was held by a coronet |
of ruching and orange blossoms.
She wore long net mitts and car
ried a Colonial bouquet of white
violets, gardenias and butterfly I
orchids, detailed with ribboned
streamer-, of lilies of the valley. !
Her jewelry was a quaint gold and
pearl book locket, a gift of the
bridegroom, and a circlet of seed
pearls on her little finger, an heir
loom worn by the brides of her
family for six generations.
Miss Charlotte Blair of Boston. !
who was her only attendant, was in
a delicate shade of coral pink chif
fon. She wore pastel spring flowers
in her hair and carried a matching
bouquet.
Mrs. I. M. Stainback, who acted
in place of the bride's mother, was
gowned in an old rose chiffon with j
royal blue accessories and white
pikake lets.
The mother of the bridegroom,
who went from Washington for the
wedding, was lovely in a heavenly
blue chiffon gown complemented
with dusty pink accessories and a
corsage of Cecil Bruner rosebuds
and blue forget-me-nots.
Ensign Gordon F. Smale was best
man, and the ushers were Ensigns
J. B. Ginn. C. E. Pond, J. C. Isham
and R. C. Bidwell. classmates of the
bridegroom. At the first strains of
the ‘‘Mendlessohn Recessional," the
bride and bridegroom marched
down the aisle under the tradi
tional arch of swords. At the con- :
sole was Mr. Kenneth Holt. "Be
cause” was played before the cere
mony, with the customary wedding
music following. The Rev. Melvin
H. Harter officiated.
Simplicity and charm were the
keynotes of the small and quiet
reception held afterward in the
garden of the Kahala home of the
Stainbacks. The table, which was
decorated with white delphinium,
maiden-hair fern and silver can
delabra, was set under the hau
covered trellis overlooking the sea.
The bride cut the wedding cake
with her husband’s sword. Her
going-away costume was a blue and
white print, accented with acces
sories of white. The young couple
are on a wedding trip on Wind
ward Oahu and will be at home
-
within a fortnight at 4477-B
i Kahala.
Tire bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Bonzer of Long
Beach, Calif. Her parents were
unable to attend the wedding be
; cause of the ill health of her father.
The bride attended the University
of North Dakota, where she was
affiliated with Alpha Phi Sorority
and Phi Beta Kappa Honorary
Scholastic Fraternity.
The bridegroom is the son of
Interstate Commerce Commissioner .
and Mrs. John L. Rogers of Wash- j
j ington. Ensign Rogers is a grad
1 uate of the United States Naval
Academy, class of 1938. He pre
1 viously attended Bolles Military
I School in Florida and Columbian
Preparatory School in Washington.
For the past year he has been at
i tached to the U. S. S. Pruitt in
Pearl Harbor, T. H.
1 Mrs. Frank Allen
Returns Today
Mrs. Frank Allen, wife of Maj.
Allen of Arlington, who, with Miss
Bessie Christian, motored to
Beverly Farms. Mass., on Tues-'
day, will return today. They were
guests yesterday at the wedding
of Miss Ruth Ellbn Patton and
Lt. James W. Totten, jr.
Lt. Loren F. Cole of Fort Myer,
who served as an usher at the
wedding, also will return today.
Wellings Family
To Visit in Boston
Lt. Comdr. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Wellings, with their daughter, Anne
Wellings, who have lived in Arling
ton the past two years, will leave |
this week for Boston. Mass., to visit |
Mrs. Wellings’ mother. Mrs. M. D.
Bertelsen. After a week's stay,j
Comdr. Wellings will leave for his
I new assignment in Honolulu. Mrs.
Wellings and her daughter will not
join him until September.
Goes to Quantico
Mr^. Reed M. Fawell, jr., wife of
Lt. Fawell, U. S. M. C.. who. since
their transfer from Atlanta, Ga.,;
has been visiting her uncle and aunt.,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woolfolk, in
Arlington, joined Lt. Fawell in
Quantico this past week.
(Ltst-0^?S
in our
House-Wide Sales
Daytime, Dinner and Evening Dresses
875 1275 1500 1975
Formerly 22.75, 39.95 to 49.95
/ . .......
SPRING COSTUME SUITS
and ^35
Formerly 49.95 to 69.95
SPORT AND DRESS COATS
*20 *25 *35
Formerly 40.00 to 55.00
HATS SPRING SUITS
S3 95 sj S20
Formerly 7.75 to 20.00 Formerly 35.00
NEGLIGEES AND HOUSECOATS
^5 and
Sharp markdowns on our lovely lingerie. A group of
satin scuffs and boudoir slippers V* price. All spring
bags drastically reduced up to H price.
■ 1219 Connecticut Avenue
EVERY FLOOR AIR-COOLED -
MRS. LEON W. ROGERS.
Before her marriage last month in Honolulu, Mrs. Rogers
was Miss Virginia Bonzer. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Bonzer of Long Beach, Calif. Ensign Rogers is the son of
Interstate Commerce Commissioner and Mrs. John L. Rogers.
For the past year, Ensign Rogers has been attached to the U. S. S.
Pruitt in Pearl garbor, T. H.
MISS MARY ANNA ROYAR.
The marriage of Miss Royar to Ensign Robert A. Schelling,
U. S. N., will take place this month. The engagement was an
nounced recently by Miss Royar’s parents, Comdr. M. L. Royar,
U. S. N„ and Mrs. Royar. Ensign Schelling is a son of Comdr.
John M. Schelling, U. S. N., and Mrs. Schelling of San Diego.
—Harris-Ewing Photo.
Officers Newly Ordered
To West Point Arrive
Three Are Among Last to Leave
Garrison for Other Stations;
Summer Guests Entertained
WEST POINT, N. Y., July 6.—Many officers who have been ordered
to duty with this command arrived this week. Capt. James E. Briggs of
the Air Corps, who will be on duty in the mathematics department of the
Military Academy, and Mrs. Briggs have arrived here from their former
station at Selfridge Field. Mich. En route to West Point they stopped in
Rochester for a visit with Mrs. Briggs' mother, Mrs. F. W. Seidel, and her
grandfather. Mr. William C. Walker.
Capt. William H. S. Wright, who will be on duty here in the depart
ment of tactics, and who recently was stationed at Fort Riley, Kans.. has
arrived with Mrs. Wright and their infant son, William. Before reaching
here they visited Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Basinger
in Kansas City, and also Capt. Wright's mother, Mrs. William H. Wright
at Mountain Lakes. N. J.
Lt. and Mrs. Joseph C. Moore have come from Fort Totten, N. Y.
Lt. Moore will be an instructor in the mathematics department.
Lt. and Mrs. Robert G. Finkenhaur. who came to West Point from
Fort Monroe, Va., where Lt. Finkenhaur was aide to Brig. Gen. Frederic
H. Smith, were guests of Lt. and
Mrs. Charles G. Dunn before being
assigned permanent quarters.
Three Officers Leave
For New Stations.
Among the last of the officers to
leave the garrison for new stations
are Capt. Lawrence Mcl. Guyer,
Capt. Edward B. Hampstead and Lt.
A. A. Greene. Capt. Guyer. accom
panied by Mrs. Guyer, went Tuesday
to Fort Constitution. N. H.. where
he will take up his duties in the
coast artillery.
Capt. and Mrs. Hempstead and
their children will visit Mi's. Hemp
stead's parents, Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Ernest J. King, in Washington
before going to Fort Storey, Va.,
where Capt. Hempstead will be on
duty with the 71st Coast Artillery
anti-aircraft.
Lt. Greene, who has been ordered
to duty at Camp Jackson. S. C..
with the 28th Field Artillery, went
this week to his new’ station. Mrs.
Greene and their small son, Lee, are
remaining at West Point for the
summer as guests of Mrs. Greene's
parents, Col. and Mrs. Chauncey
L. Fenton, and will join Lt. Greene
later.
Capt. and Mrs. Ewing H. France
have as ttieir guest this week the
latter's mother, Mrs. E. B. McKean
of Scarsdale. N. Y. Their guests for ,
the week end include Mrs. France’s 1
brother. Mr. Robert McKean of
Scarsdale. and Miss Mae Wyman of j
New York.
Lt. and Mrs. Frank H. Britton
have returned from New England,
where they spent a short visit.
Mrs. Harry W. Johnson, who
visited Capt. Johnson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. J. Johnson, at Lewis
burg, Pa., has returned. Capt.
Johnson's orders to Fort Riley have
been changed and he will remain
at West Point with the 10th Cavalry.
Lt. and Mrs. Stanton T. Smith,
jr., whose wedding took place at
West Point June 18, are spending
their wedding trip at Cape Cod.
Mass., and will return to the post
the coming week to visit Mrs.
Smith's parents, Lt. Col. and Mrs.
Elwood L. Nye.
HARTMANN
TOUROBES
25.00 Hartmann Tourobe
Wardrobe Cases 19.95
32.50 Hartmann Tourobe
Wardrobe Cases 24.95
42.50 Hartmann Tourobe i
Wardrobe Cases 34.95
initialed
without charge
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Mail and Phone Orders
Comdr. Turney
And Mrs. Turney
Are Hosts
Comdr. and Mrs. Hugh W.
Turney of Arlington were hosts
last evening at a dinner dance at
the Army Navy Country Club.
The honor guests w^ere Comdr.
and Mrs. K. J. Christoph of An
napolis. The additional guests
were Capt. and Mrs. E. D. Almy,
Comdr. and Mrs. Allan McCann.
Comdr. and Mrs. J. H. Chadwick,
all of Washington; Comdr. and
Mrs. W. G. Goggins of Annapolis,
Comdr. and Mrs. E. P. Kranz
felder of Alexandria. Lt. Comdr.
and Mrs. H. D. McIntosh of
Washington and Comdr. and Mrs
H. G. Sickel of Arlington.
Col. and Mrs. Simpson
To Return Today
Col. and Mrs. B. M. Simpson will
return today from Fort Moultrie,
S. C., where, since Thursday, they
have been the guests of Mrs. Simp
son's brother, Lt. Col. Francis Bvme.
They will be accompanied home by
Miss Anais Byrne, who has been
with her brother for the past six
weeks.
Go to New Station
Lt. Col. and Mrs. C. H. Bandholtz
left Arlington this past week for
their new station at Raritan Arsenal,
N. J.
Close-Out SALE!
SPECIAL SELECTION OF COTTON,
CREPE AND VOILE SUMMER
DRESSES DRASTICALLY REDUCED
FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE.
25 Dresses at_ _»7.50
18 Dresses at- .810.00
20 Dresses at_ _815.00
(all formerly from 14.95 to 39.95)
Looby, Inc.
Fashion Leaders
Formerly of New York and Pittsburgh
1517-19 Connecticut Avenue
I. Miller's SALE
Spring and Summer Shoes
L Miller Beautiful and Ingenue Shoes made expressly for
I. Miller are included in this Semi-Annual Sale—In the
following sizes:
£85 gSS ^85
Ingenue Shoe#, regu- 1. Miller Beautiful I Miller Beautiful and
larly 1.75. Made ez- Shoes. Regularly 12.75 Guildhall Regularly
vresslv tor 1. Miller. to H.75. U 75 to It.75.
Convenient Charge Accounts Invited
1222 F St. N.W.
* cP # 2 8rouPs °f
to t'oSC
Summer Dresses
3“
Formerly Formerly
5.95 and 7.95 13.95 to 39.95
Fashion-alert dresses for im
mediate wear in lovely laces,
crepes, sheers, fine spuns,
chambrays, voiles, ginghams,
sharkskins and dotted Swiss,
prints, whites, pastels^ blacks,
and navies. AH individual
styles in all sizes.
i
Open Thursday Evening t
and^ Saturdays
I
Announcing Jelleff's
Annual Summer Sale of
Fine Furs
at definite savings
Unveiling a brand-new fashion
picture in furs! Look for
—emphatically! The full back swagger
—the fitted coat with slightly bloused back
fullness
—sleeves full and wide, shoulders naturally
moulded
—throat-hugging necklines, collars inconsequen
tial to no collar at all.
—marvelous BROWN blendings introducing
Hollander Fisher Blended RACCOON, Muskrat
blended in sable and baum marten shades;
encore-ing mink!
—JUNIOR coat* prominently outstanding in our
collection! Specially designed furs for misses,
WOMEN.
Highlighting
Summer Sale Furs:
Sable and Mink blend Musk
rat—$88 to $288.
After Sale, $100 to $350.
Persian Lamb—$218 to $348.
After Sale, $250 to $395.
Hudson Seal-dyed-Muskrat—
$148 to $288.
After Sale, $165 to $350.
Sheared Beaver from $288.
After sale, $350 and upwards.
Caracul Lamb from
$88 to $488.
' After Sale, $100 to $550.
Fur Salon, Third Floor
The whole store comfortably oir-conditioned
i
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Pictured:
Matara Brown
new brown-dyed Alaska Sealskin . . . deep,
rich, neutral . . . gloriously fashioned in this
new full-back swagger with yoke, wide bell
sleeve. Summer Sale priced $268.
After Sale, $295.