4 SOCIETY. THE STTNPAY STAB. TVASTTTXOTOy, T). C„ AfATtCTT 4. 1028—PART 3. 'SOCIETY."' Pr. Charles G. Abbot, Chevy Chase Society Gen. Summerall Honor Patrons and Patronesses

CHAIRMAN FOR BALL NEW DIPLOMATIC HOSTESS * Smithsonian rial. Sees Cheery Outlook Guest of Minnesotans For Glee Qub Concert Maj. Ocn. Charles P. Summerall, Seeretary of War and Mm. Dwight F. ~ ' V-. ' • ' '*. 'y On Rolls Since 1895 I •-i i At Opening? of Spring? c hies of staff, was a guest of honor and Davis, Gen. John J. Pershing, Senator speaker at the military ball given by and Mrs. James Reed, Senator and Mrs. the Minnesota State Society at the New Harry B Hawes, Mf*/Belden Palmer National Press Club Auditorium Feb- Spencer, Mrs. John B. Henderson. Rep- Recently Elected Secretary Dinner? and Luncheon?, mary 23. The bail was given In honor! resentative and Mrs. Joe J. Navy Manlove. of Army and officers from Minne- j! Mrs. Bessie Breuggeman. Mrs. Emily » of Institution Was As- With Other Form? of En- ¦*ota, who are stationed in or near Wash- 1I Newell Blair and Dr. Louise Btanley button. Disabled veterans from Minne- I j head the list of distinguished patrons sistant in Astrophysical tertainment, Feature the soi,a, who arc in local Veteran Bureau i; and patronesses for the University cl hospitals, were Invited as special guests ! j Missouri Glee Club concert and dance of the society on occasion, Observatory Under Dr. Season—Personal Note?. this in addi- j| which will be held at the Washington , tion to the officials of the numerous Hotel In the Hall of the Nations th' Langley. ! veterans' organizations. The affair, I 1 night of March 13. Miss Emma Hayes of ! which was declared to be a success in j The University of Missouri Glee Hcck Northamp- every way, Club ; had the department corn- 1 again has all of the Club:, Abbot, who ton street. Chevy Chase, entertained at j defeated Glee Dr. Charles Greeley was j mander of every veterans’ organization jj from various other universities by of re- luncheon bridge among in the recently elected the board and Saturday in hon- tin the District present and, I! Midle West and is coming East to com- pents of the Smithsonian Institution to or of her Miss Virginia Heck others, Maj. Gen. Edgar .Jadwin. chief j pete for national Charles niece.' i of Engineers, i honors March 10. In succeed the late Dr. Doolittle of New Brunswick, Conn. I and Mrs. Jadwin; Depart- i j the competitive meet of all college gle-. Walcott ns secretary of that scientific Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hedges entertain- tnent Comdr. J. Miller Kenyon of Dls- \ j clubs of the Nation, establishment, the fifth incumbent irict of Columbia, and held at New York is ed at dinner and bridge Monday eve- j Mrs. Kenyon; j last year, the University of Missouri of the high office. His reputation as a ning in their home on Western ave- Col. John Thomas Taylor, chairman of Club was awarded rank in national committee second prize j* physicist has entitled hint to nue. j of legislation of therefore ranks high among with his prode- American Veterans; Senior Vice Comdr. vocal the class illustrious Mr. Robert Zimmerman, son of Mr. musical organizations in the United cessors. Dr. Joseph Henry. Prof. Sam- and Mrs. Cyrus Zimmerman, has partment, Comdr of Spanish-American •States. re- War Veterans uel Fullerton Baird. Dr. Samuel I'trr- turned to Ills home after spending the ! Albert Michaud and Mrs. The concert here is given Walcott. Dr. Michaud; Comdr. Joseph Beattie, De- under th* pont Langley and Dr. week end nt. Charlottesville. Va. 1 ample* of the University of Missouri Abbot came to Washington in 1895 a: Dr. Charles F. Russell of Herndon. j partment of Veterans of Foreign Wars Alumni Association. The and cnee be- of District of Columbia, and Mrs. Beat- officers of the Dr. Langley's request at Va.. Is the guest of his son-in-law and 1 local association are Mr. John S Horn- ' came his assistant in the Astrophyskal daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Pol- ! He; Capt. Thomas Kirby, national l*g- ’US, i'iatlvc committee i ! back. president; Miss Jena d lm- Observatorv. which had recently been lard. on McKinley street. i chairman of Disabled I hoff, ’]B. secretary-treasurer, From that date until the Thp Reading Class of Chevy Chase American Veterans; Capt. Fred Kochli, j Mr. John lounded. I department j B. Gordon, ’O9; Mr. Floyd death of the lamented Langley, in 1907. mrt Wednesday In the home of Mrs. j commander of Disabled t Hanly, ’O9. and Mr. James all American Veterans, Senior Vice Comdr : H Van he was closely affiliated with Smith- Jesse Potbury. when the book reviewed | | : Wagenen, ’O7. are in charge of arrange- activites in the realm of physic. was The Glorious , J. Thad Raker of American legion of i sonian ' Venture," by Richard District of ; ments for the concert and dance. He had been assistant secretary ot the Halliburton. : Columbia, and Mrs. Baker; ' Comdr. institution since 1918 and acting di- /> ! Mary A Hickey. Delano Post.! The Commissioner of Patents and USt f M J 6; since the death of Dr. Walcott No. Comdr. E. J. Brown, Beauchaine rector Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson, who at- Post; Comdr. Mabel Local Division, U. C., last year. tended the Pan-American Stub, Jacob Jones j D. Congress Post; Col. J. I. McMullen, judge advo- With a continued residence in Wash- at Havana. Cuba, and who arc now- years, of cate general, and Mrs. McMullen; Mr. ! Sponsors Card Party ington extending over 33 all traveling through the Southern States, them devoted to the famous scientific Richard O'Neill, national chief of staff j The District of Columbia j will return Monday to their home on Disabled American Veterans; I Division institution of which he is now the di- Melrose street. iof Past ; j United Daughters of the Confederacy, Vice Comdr. of American Legion Wil- W recting force. Dr Abbot has made many j The Missionary Society of the Chevy ii UI Bive its annual bridge and five hun- admirers and has filled , 11am N. Morel 1 and Mrs. Morell, Miss dred card party at the New friends and Chase Presbyterian Church will hold a Helen O’Neill, department welfare Willard positions of grave responsibility. He is j meeting offi- j Monday evening. March 19. > Wednesday at the church edi- jeer of American Legion: Dept. Comdr ! of the outstanding scientists of the fice. The committee in charge includes cure j Sos American Legion of North Dakota Mrs. E. Nation and, in some directions, of the Mr. Roger Whiteford is at his home on C. Walter Hutton, chairman; Mm. of char- ! L. Dawson and Mrs. Dawson: Past Edward F. Wood, vice chairman; world, but it is his simplicity Leland street, after spending several Comdr. Jacques. Mm. humor which I E J. St. Equality- j William A King. Mrs. Benjamine Grady. acter and keen sense of weeks in Florida. Walter Reed Post of Veterans to thousands unable of For- i Mrs Alma Donaldson, Mrs. Frederick has endeared him Mrs. George H Parker of Cedar Park- Htn Wars: Sergt. Acors R. Thompson, appreciate profound learning. | way ! Yates. Mrs. Ritchie Roberts, Mr*. Gar- -to his entertained at luncheon and department color bearer of Veterans of a learned that when the bridge Saturday nett Lee, Mrs. I W Gibson. Mrs N. F. Manv boy has . at the Columbia Coun- Foreign Wars; Col Frank White, treas- Rabner secretary of the Smithsonian i try Club for Mrs. Charles Evans of Cali- and Miss Katherine Blount. dignified 1 urer of United States; Mrs. Charles p T*™ division officers are , Mrs. was less than 13. he decided to build fornia. Summerall. jr.; Representative Walter; Albion father, «/„Tuck Mrs A Mrs. himself a bicycle, since his a, i Mrs. Marrellus Shields of Irving H. Newton. Representative and Mrs. ’ - Barr. of Wilton, N. H., could not f- | street had the members of the execu- William A. King. Mrs. Elizabeth Lear- farmer 1 Frank Clazue. Representative and Mrs zow. Mrs. G. H. lord him such a luxury. He first built tive committee of th- Missionary So- C. G. ' Alexander. Mrs. E. H. S'Hviz. Attorney General of Min- I Lynham, Mis* C. Blanche Mrs , a forge and manufactured all his im- ciety of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian ncsota G A. Youngquist. State Senator Lorena Sinclair. m* toynSnliHr Church luncheon H*wett. Mrs. Maud and did a thriving business at Thursday. SABLE. O. H. Sullivan. Col. John A Tywkwood. Smith, Mrs. Frank Howeii mending the farm tins and Mrs. Wilbur La Roe. jr.. entertained MMK. i Goodman. Mrs. Ed- Elementsesides. Wife of Comdr. Louis Sabir, rrrcnllv appointed naval attache of the French Mat. and Mrs. James B. Woolnough. ward F. Wood. Mrs. Clara 08. - patching brotcen enamel cooking uten- at a George Washington luncheon and Maj. and Mrs. Thatcher Me- bridge embassy. j B. Walker. ! .l,? 11,? 111 J,lrs - W. H. Aimand. They sils. Finally he made a high-wheeled Tuesday at the Columbia Coun- Capt. and Mrs. Frank B. Haynes. Mr. il* be “J Club, S hostesses for the occasion. wooden bicycle with iron-rimmed tires • try when covers were laid for 50 W. J. Blake. Legionnaire from New i ! Mrs. Wlllinm and used it for vears. His father. Har- Kendall, son of Mr. and York, and Mrs. Blake- Mr. V j Ryan Mrs. W. C. Kendall, Guc?ts of Honor ris Abbot, and his mother. Caroline ; has returned to Listed 'Dr. Anspachcr s Lectures of St. Paul and Mr. William B Caviness. Gavel his home on Klrke street, after Chapter, O. E. S M Ann Greeley, recognizing his brilliant I MRS. DFLOS A. BLODGETT. j spend- n addition to the Minnesota officers who mind, made heroic sacrifices to send Who heads the rnmmittee for Itie Mi Careme dance to he given at the Mayflower ing the week end at Hanover. N. H. At Women's City Club Tea Feature Lenten Mornings were euests of honor. Mrs. Clinton L. Walcott j Plans Card Party and him to the Boston Tech, and once Hotel. March 15. for the benefit of Montirello. under the auspice* of the Monti- j entertained Mrs. J. Garfield Riley, Mrs. L. B. Lenten mornings arr to bo enlivened A distinctive feature which added to 1 Dance j Thursday at luncheon and bridge n Mrs. there, his progress to success was rellians. in ! th enjoyment of the evening along Lillian V. Rowzee, matron of the Tech thatun-! her home on Klrke street. Swormstedt and Dr. A Frances Fove by th« series of talks to be given in the with til® impeded. It was from dancing was the program of j Gavel Chapter. No. 29, O. E. 6, an- came to Washington in 1895. He Miss Grace Chandlce of McKinley ; will leceive officers and directors of the ; Mayflower Garden at 11 o’elock on varied and pleasing ; he street, who is selections of nounces the annual card .now is in his fifty-sixth year. Poetry Circle Group Pretty recovering from a recent | Twentieth Century Club as guests of Fridays by Dr. Louis K Anspachcr. Hawaiian songs and music which was i party and Home Wedding accident, left Thursday for Norfolk. Va., dance to be held in Two years after coming to Washing- I honor at the tea given by the Women’s i whose recent series at Mrs. Dimock's given bv a quintet of native Hawaiian*. the garden room of ton Dr. Abbot married Miss Lilian where she will be the house guest of horns was an intellectual and social Th" Minnesota Society is one of th» the Mayflower Charmingly Entertain? An Event of Tuesday her and sister. I City Club this afternoon at the club- i Hotel. Saturday, March Moore, then resident here but a mem- brother-in-law Capt. Jackson place, from I success of the late Winter season, progressive State organizations in which 24. The Washington branch of the ! and Mrs house. 22 4:30 to a with a committee in charge ber or that well known Moore family The home of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua D V. Chadwick, at the Nor- i 6 o'clock. Assisting will be Mrs. Tru- j The new series is on the intriguing renewed interest has been shown which : folk Navy ' includes Mrs. of Virginia with which Representative American Poetry Circle entertained at Pretlow Hunnicutt. 332 Tenth street ; Yard. i man Abbe, Mrs Austin Clark. Mrs. Her- subject. "Women As lb - Philosophers The rr.r> mher shin in the society hasb n en Effie Kessler, general is affiliated and who Mrs. D G. Davis of McKinley street Have Seen Her,” and the commiPop, steadily increasing, it is claimed, chairman; Mrs. R Walton Moore the Mayflower Hotel Tuesday evening.! northeast, was the scene of a very entertained the Club” ; man Gasch. Miss Flora Hendley. Mrs. i and Florence Lippard. chair- likewise a of the Smith- "Cultus at lunch- Lansburgh. Manly, i headed by Mrs. George C. Thorpe and ;‘ncludes manv prominent members man of the cards, and to member The guest of honor on this occasion, , pretty wedding Tuesday evening. eon and bridge Mrs. Basil Mrs. A who Mr. George M regents. Dr. and Mrs. Tuesday. Spanhoofd Caroline ! including Mrs. Henry F. Dirnock. Mrs j are connected with congressional Rowzee. chairman of the toman board of Miss, Mrs. Arthur Kidder W. and Mrs. B i or dance. reside at 2203 K street and their was Mrs. Henry Riggs Rathbone. February 28, when their daughter Ida entertained at : Slcph-n Charles J. Bell. Mrs. Wilt-r R. Tuck- ! other of*ria! duties, ps meetings have Abbot I dinner and bridge on Saturday home has long been a pleasant meet- Mabel Vincent presiding. After the- Maxwell became the bride of Mr. Wal- I j in her j At 5 o'clock a group of young singers erman. Mrs. Brewster Marwick. Mrs. j | been well attended The military he’j j home on Hesketh street. was one nf the ing place for the vast scientific body reading of the minutes by Miss Maud lace Peyton The ceremony | will present a program of oid English i Henry Wingfield Watson. Mrs. Henry! hig events in the his- calls the home. Mrs. Scrivener. j Mrs D. O. Davis of McKinley street j Ire a Mr. Carl F. Stuhler has returned Dr Ans- bot's paintings, called “Dogwood." a Other merit submitted' will preside at the tea table. Officers Among the subscribers to were tendered an entertainment and re- Turkey Chicken oil showing delicacy of touch poems of were ! snort strand of pearls at the neck and , after spending three weeks in Chicago ' directors of the club ill recent series, most of whom T sketch in i by Woodland Gates. | Charles and w assist pacher’s i eeption in commemoration of their sil- I Sweetbread execution, Ij Mrs. Miss Anne a rhinestone bandeau. She carried a *! Mrs. Gross of Morrison street in his audience at, the May- 9f and skill in has been in- Taylor. Members of the club have been irvTed. will be wedding ! Mrs. Merritt Carr. Miss Vin- shower bouquet of white KUlamey entertained at bridge and supper Mon- flower well, are Mrs. Countess ver anniversary bv their son rattle* and frUar envied among the canvases on exhibi- I Maj. as Taft. Q I cent and C. S. Jarvis. roses and lilies of the valley. She was day evening Szechenyi, Mme. Marc Peter, the Min- and daughter at their tlon in the large gallery of the Natural j By request the contest poems of Miss ; residence. 1110 History Museum, where the Washing- attended by her cousin. Miss Edna Mr. and Mrs. James Austin Stone en- ister of Czechoslovakia, the Minister of j Euclid j Maud Scruggs and Miss Florence Rad- bridge Mr?. A. T. Hobart to Speak 1 street. Saturday. February 18 ten Society of Artists is now holding its ! i Sechrest from High Point. N. C., who tertained at and supner Mondnv Finland, the Serbian Minister, the conn- i T Steak ' cliffe were read. "Woodrow Wilson," by wore a lovely chiffon of anemone at their residence on and i The affair was attended by a large 85 c Annual exhibit. dress Fortv-fourih ? j selor of the German embassy Fran j * I Miss Scruggs and "Lindbergh.” by Miss pink and carried a bouquet of pink street. At Univer?itv Women Tea Sanford. number of their relatives raid friends, Dr. Abbot is associated in the public ] Radcliffe. These poems were Klep, Mrs Edward Tcrrv ; a SI.OO many expeditions two Radiance roses. The groom’s onlv Mr. and Mrs. J W. Jacobs are at The American Association of Univcr- Bingham. Charles and they were the receivers of a large sto 7:30 mind with the he has among the last 12 selected from America I Mrs. Hiram Mrs. j 1:30 to made since 1900 to observe total | attendant was his brother, Mr. Frank their home on Thirty-eighth street ! slty Women will have as their guest of Boughton Wood. Mrs. Frederick Dent j number of letters and telegrams con- ' i and Canada to be sent to London for after spending several l veying congratulations 7:30 P.M. P.M. •clipses of the fun and for his widely j Scrivener. Before the ceremony. Miss weeks In Florida. | honor at their Monday afternoon tea ! Grant, Mrs. Copley Amorv. Miss Bell; from those who • the contest given by the London Poetry Mr. M. Griffin found it read descriptions and explanations, Margaret Cassels sang “Because," and Lloyd of McKinley ' tomorrow Mrs. Alice Tisdale Hobart, Gurnee. Baroness Hauenschield. Mrs |» impossible to attend. The af- Our o.v» is A-’f and,! j Review. traveling through p-ntf.n •fnce the a stringed orchestra played Mendel- street is the West | who will speak on China. Mrs. Hobart, i Jacob Loander Loose, Dr David Jayne t fair closed when all wished them con- , tireii4 sn4 -in f World War. for his improve- The Circle Magazine, edited by Mrs a business on ment in the searchlight used now in ’ sohn’s “Wedding March,” while the trip. ! the wife of a Standard Oil man, has ; Hill and Mr. C. Baseom Slemp. and ! j tinned success and happiness through Col. 10118 ANN TABER Leaey Naylor Green-Leach, in New; , bride, by father, Miss Nora Taylor, who has been ! probably | many more years of matrimony. 5\J the commercial sense to aid navigation prize escorted her who ga' e lived in China for 14 years. It was to 1 the Mayflower will be the j York City is offering a for a son- her in marriage •spending the Winter tn Washington, her home on Socony Hill that the refu- luncheons and even land travel through moun- ; walked down the stairs ; scene of many important net contest in honor of Miss Elizabeth on to the circular has gone to New York City to remain gees during the Seigr of Nanking following the lectures, which will begin tainous regions, biore recently search- j Toldridge. president of the District of large Window that had ramr ; i been artistically made into for several months. last March. Mrs. Hobart is the author 9, lights have been constructed to assist 1 especial prize j a bower of i j March j Columbia Circle. This is | j smilax and roses. The house was of “F’ioneertng Where the World Is flying by through ... —— ~~— aviators night or fog ' of the Washing- beau- • ; presented by members j Ix>ng 1 It was at the reauest of the National j j tlfullydecorated with palms, smilax and Old." “By the City of the Sand." I ton branch of the American Poetry j Radiance roses. “Letters from Nanking" tn the Juij Monday—Third Research Council that Dr. Abbot t»m- Circle. Society Circu? Girl? t Big Day of \ Following the reception the bride and | Harpers, and a new book Just off the Trench North Africa laid aside his ordinary duties " rarily . | groom left for wedding press. “Within the Walls of Nanking the Smithsonian and became the \ i ! a trip north I Guc?t? at Po?t Tea I Benefit Lecture Topic adviser of the Army Engineer Corps to * | The bride’s golng-away outfit was n ! j Mrs Edwin G. Nourse will introduce navy georgette Merchant, Klttredge Improve searchlights Intended for air- Washington Woman ; dress with naw coat to > 1 Mrs. B. T. wife of Maj. i Mrs Hobart. Miss Elizabeth i The Ambassador of France and Mme. match, Merchant, ; will plane detection and for general mill- ! trimmed with caracul fur and a j chairman of the committee and Miss Blanche Halbert pour. i Claudel head the list of patrons and tarv purposes, and his work in this dl- Weds at Palm Beach ; close-fitting tan hat. with all accessories i ; in charge of the annual society circus, | Other hostesses assisting are Miss patronesses for the lecture on "French ;to match After couple scheduled to take place at Fort Mver, | Mary Louise Brown, Dr Margaret AU- j Dorothy j nection received th» highest encomiums ! The of Mrs. March 15x the North Africa” which Miss Kafka’s 15th marriage Farington' Va., Backus, j official Epgi- will be at home at 506 Capitol Saturday. March 24. entertained j tucker. Mis* Bcrtte Miss Jean ! Qtlincy-Smlth will ghe at the Ward- from the Journal of the ! Maher of Washington and Mr. Bernard East Cook, neer Corps. The author of many val- ? Henry street. Mrs. Scrivener is a member of at tea in honor of the young ladies who | Cole Mrs Katherine Miss Mary ! man Park Theater Saturday evening ! Kroger of Cincinnati took place a very old will take active in Owen Dean and Mrs. H. W. Fisher. uable works and of several volumes of ; yesterday at noon at the Episcopal Southern family, a graduate part the "rides" at ; Among others who have consented to reports ; j High Virginia on the work in the of Eastern School and the South- her home on the reservation • art as patrons are the president of the Astrophvsi- , Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sra, Palm' Friday afternoon. cal Observatorv. some in < I Beach, Fla., in the presence of members ern Conservatory of Music. Mr. Scrivener Mrs. Maxwell Murray National Geographic Society and Mrs. j collaboration ! is the poured coffee | pre- Sec-, Birthday with Dr. Langley, and of other aetiv- ij of the immediate families. ; son of Mr. and Mrs John Bcrlv- and Mrs. Hal I-cmon Gilbert H Grosvenor. the former Sale cner of ] sided the Mr?. E.V. Carr Will Act i Hies of the Smithsonian. Dr Abbot has The ceremony was performed by the | Durham. N. C.. and a member i at tea table. rotary of State and Mrs Robert Lan- , received almost every ,h* oldest rea The other guests included Mrs Henry sing, the dean of the College of Liberal honor this Rev. Dr. M. George . estate firms: — from Thompson, the rec- j in 1 T. Allen, jr.: Mrs. J. W. As Ho?tess on Tuesday. j T "Busy” that's the term that - ? Government and from scientific bodies j of the church, of which Kroger Washington. Cunningham, i Arts of American University and Mrs.* affix describes the re i tor Mr. Mrs. D. Mrs. E V Carr. 923 Woods, to which be is eligible. He is a member ! is one of the trustees. Frederick Sharp. Mrs Mark Decatur street i George B Miss Janet Richards.; spouse to the of A. Devine, Mrs Charles Noble. will entertain the president ! Carlson. Mr. and j | first two days of ar 15th Birthday sale. ? the Washington Academy of Sciences i Mrs. Maher was given in marriage by j Bull,, Mrs. J northwest Dr. and Mrs Knut 1 D. Tate, jot Society, j Compton Mary | i • •nd of several other learned societies her brother, Mr. Robert Flynn of Wash- Col. to Addrc?? Mrs. O. B Hudson. Miss Re- the Excelsior Mrs. Mattie Mrs, Wilson and Mrs. /hr ottos literally filled the store from ea>l\ morning until wi’h headquarters | becca Davidson. Miss Adelaide Henry, Queen-Ewing, and its members. Tuesday Tucker here. l ington. and attended by her young • 1 | Logan The secretary of the League Miss Exelonia Hamilton, Miss Imogene afternoon. The feature of ihe after- ! The proceeds of the lecture will go to ; l closing, securing genuine Birthday values Xcw Spring ? Rmithvmtan In- 1 1 daughter. Miss Dana Matter, as flower I of Pen Women Taylor. Miss on •fbutton and Mrs Charles girl and Master David Kroger Homan The Helen Stone and Miss Vic- noon's entertainment will include a 1 the benefit of Matson Franraise of Co- i Greeley \ : as Thursday night salon of the ; torla Tytus. literary merchandise. tomorrow see * • Abbot occupy a position of supreme im- ringbearer. Mr. Kroger had his Mr. trlct D!s-! I and musical program. lumbla University Come and the radiant new son. League of American Pen — | portance in social Women * Washington as well Chester Kroger of Cincinnati, as best 1 will have as honor gumt March 8 Lieut, i gathered a third rig day. and the a* in It* scientific colony ! i I fashions for sfeeiallx illustrious man. Col H. Edmund F * Touching other nations Following Bullts. R G. 8 . who fuoTj j ere at many points j the ceremony, the wedding will speak on the “Romance 1111 J fared :a!ues. the secretary of the was of the Arch Fitter ) a Smithsonian is of party entertained by the bride’s sls- Calendar." dealing with the new 11- 1 """""l prime interest to the foreign body ! ter, Mrs John E. Dana of York, rest- New at month schedule for the entire EiVndkrc* _____ i dent he re. and he a wedding world L and Mrs. Abbot pay, breakfast, served in the small Col. Bullis, famous as a traveler, lec- the penalty of high office and persona! ! ballroom of the Everglades Club. The turer and j HE STEUAU/E l,\ STYUSH SHOES EOR THE II t HOTOUT AI.SO IT IDE 4SKLE HH.H SHOES achievement, entertainer, Is a member of ! in that they are constant- j company included Mr and Mrs. Chester the Manila Rotary Club, 15th Birthday* Sale tv sought for the Explorers and i I of • amenities and they Kroger. Mr and Mrs. Irving PettingiU, National Press Legion, | t are a!wavs in great, Club. American I demand in the Mr. and Mrs Albert Berne, Mr. and Mrs. Sf)tis of the American Revolution, a fel- ! great political world Both have social Rudolph Homan, Mr and Mrs, George i low of th* Royal accomplishments and being Barnes Oeographlc Society ! of a geniel and Mr. Bernard Henry Kroger, of f/mdon. a member of the Societe ! Ac west Frocks j Pa'ure they- Spring have entered on their Jr . of Cincinnati, Mrs. Robert Flynn of de Geographic of Paris and has bern j Kaywr ( nmplete Line I j added with ! Washington duties zeal. and the Rev. and Mrs. M decorated by France group rspf- • - for his work in j Each frock in the was —*¦ • IDOYCE&LEWICI Thompson George of Greenwich. Cambodia. Dr Anita Maris Boggs, as- snk ~f ? dally selected for our Birthday ode- ? Kroger Fitting * Mr. and Mrs. have gone on a i Msifd by Miss Patricia Poe Bennett, • Custom I ? bratton. Our manufacturers made -m mm Tea Proposed in Honor motor trip to the west coast of Florida, will receive Shoe\ at the informal lii concessions m ii reception great in price and you will W m 9 M and will be at home at Villa Bueno, following the talk. J consider it indeed J Os Hn.zilian avenue, 4 fortunate to secure Cp m •JitJ t Mrs. Ernest T. Scton Palm Beach, Fla,! Kcgtilar nml 439-7-St. N.W such lovely dresses money. M I | for so little M # after March 15 When the Palm Beach [JLI \J| • Mr* Ernest Thompson Reton. national 0,11 ? Actually slt> 9$ to s‘.'o dresses in all the M * j season ends. Mr. and Mrs. Kroger will * OJO * p-e-, e,-,t of the league of Studio Tea Featured Si/r Shoo* smartest prints, flat crepes, and geor- • American .go abroad to join the bride’s cousin, t Fen women, is the guest in whose honor ! gette the very newest of Spring shades Mr; Edward ! Gov. Thomas Campbell, commissioner i By Hood Watson will give a LindFergh Portrait , and styles. U* {Saturday i general of the exposition at Revllla J afternoon March 10 from Spain Mr Kben F Com Ins will give a 4 to fj o'clock, in her new home. 1 60.7 studio tilts Kennedy • tea afternoon at 1611 Con- place The United HiftUf necticut avenue Jit* large nortralt of marshal and Mrs. Edgar Birthday C. Snyder will Col Charles A Lindbergh 15th * Sale reeejv; Connecticut Resident? will be on ex- of f With the hostess Mrs Watson hibition, with recent portraits and 1 wiii nave a number of the well known “Perl and Perxls," We Thank Forming State Society awarded first prize You! writers and artivs of the League of by the Washington Society of Artlsls *v Lewis wish to this to a Aar, try an Pen The Royce take opportunity extend sincere j Coals. Suits and Dresses j Women and the Arts Connecticut State Society, spon- Mrs. George Barnett. Mies Allda to many Club assisting her ,vnd by thank you their friends and well wishers who visited their new * at this tvs lit. Charles K Morgan:,ton of Henriques, Mrs William fitch Kelley ? The have ( • ovwts that simplicity of *"¦ Mi v. Mr*; nun ttstoiu ff • Haven Conn lias enrolled a great ! •and Emory 8. Land will pour tea, Willuir hitting Shoe Store during our opening lltur-day, ? • line so ? many Connecticut folks W* ¦ U M i-k characteristic this Spring In residing in this and Miss Theodor la Catalan!, with Miss Friday and Saturda\ of last week. W f_P novelty tweeds, kashas peuret twills ? Schubert vicinity A set of standards, Janet JFT OJi * Centennial | including Phillips, Miss Victoria Tytus and w riain and fur-trimmed styles Fine the colors and Btate flag, has been or- Miss Evelyn Walker, will J Festival i aashst l 9 m crepe de chine Unitvgs. All si.es from Announcement dered for the new society, which Mr Comma > J j will! will be host to the art ; 54, 0 4 Additional patrons for the R< iio.d its first get-together meeting at ; students* class of public and private hubert ? The dresses aie in every new Spring fentr-nniai festival eon'erts 32 the Mayflower Hotel in the near liiture schools Wednesday and Friday after- ) March eligible,-. shade including the Mack, navy « 3 a Dlld Jt t/j \i> jjluijby ip#. Elena (It- All Pi membership are re- |j noons at 3:15 o’clock, and Hie exhibi- t desired 1 ! prints, crepes, georgettes * Ba n Hiring }!/, quested to communicate immediately j tion will be open a!) week to the public and tan Smartest flat For all occasions Quart** NoMl Donna i ? Antoinette de Martino, j with Dr Morgans!//!! whose offices are from li to 4 o'clock, dosing with a MiuU'-to*Mvmurt' lit in par I 14 to 4 d A#w>oOat«. lea Kcaih-to-ll* I'oohvear * tke and • in the Metropolitan Bank Building. Bunday, March II l I The new suits m herringbones twill and novelty twoods Single Mr William Hll/ Mr and mode!'; ? breasted all excellently , Mr* Avery <;oonley M» arid Mrs Car! I and double tailored and finished Newest Droop Mrs W J' Kelley Mr Lyrnii ¦¦¦ wm*? f shades. Sires 14 to 41 » I/jqu+r Mr ai.d Mr diaries Merlllal I .....; and Mrs J. Oiormi r Jrathtf *ih 1r hm ll(t« Ahilinortn Ihnnmoii Mttt Aar*'* Always Fit Willi Glorious Comfort i J Special, 50 A etc Spring Frocks . 5^.15 .oTr°u s Nofls mh * lll|N SIMM*., held in the hand, tnav look too “GOLF WIDOW” 3 /’ • • . • » »-*«-•¦+ •* • • »• + » SUES. tIKHIt A •? ?+ »¦» IM, " small |oi you. Hut trv it on. It lit- Your foot lakes on a j• *¦" < Vornan CiaJn.s Ifu«hand Neglecta liar 111 Him daintiness. And where’s the "hurt” that >on expect j 15th Birthday Sale of ifer for Game. i ilia new shoe? Iherei-u’t am, Special nieasumuents. Imilt in iMzJuks& | "¦i | at kictory. piovide a ease, a cnuifni Dejyribing li'rw.f ae a golf V.ldov. uratelul surprisiniy t. $1.5,1 to sl,lll Silk Chiffon Hose l/.i' I'iorenre h Ij*Govey )*2O Ingle- hilled lor length and hall, Willuir Loon in tidili /• Berry Company Shoes, Silk Top, famous Berkshire make- tine aid*- yesterday tued l,n iiut- ¦(I S> 1 //*»«. are lilted to nun instep, heel "waist,” dance, J to m mm !i;::v::,!r; and Von / ? chiffon, every shade, wja ha.lid A ig'i < .1 La.Oi.t-y *iTil/J//ye*t InI|p| SUCCISSOB* TO quality silk in new tnctud* W t J " " •' Ij i, ¦*'|V«r'.vr*"in',V.*», S, i ‘hull* -tails / • • p«itrn* .1 of 'in interior for a iV,I.»*»«’ 'T 1 set vout loot remains I ! mg atnnvxptiere, mirage, skin, new parchment, 9 ¦ J n.lbd divor<4r Wtry weie r/.am* i\m BERRY & WHITMORE CO. snnnitlds gloved. You t shop all / pearl gray, moonlight, * y b ; Urtt das in perfect comfoi honeybeige. Flench nude, m June Ti. iz'i arrd I, ave oi,t- t niln ’J he ™ wife charg'-j. «rueity at,n eays hft hoe. ' |gf ml light gun metal and tvonse taupe An outstand- f llt'rls Ihm'l Slip, Siilt‘% Ihnl't /./<•* / * ,rc nig,««ted Lit g.tlii*- (wi/ie, .Vo If tin j t-ar.d r*e» for of goif 1,E0N.4 Onoklct tng Hlrihdav value at M>,t la irp/esenUd i/> Attorney Jonn W Vi*ll 'li mi I ItiOf til “lueak ill" Wilbur (null .Short, / !? V/'<*/d wl 1 llirv tit l Inilll w link let at tlir atilt, nr 4tiv\\lu*ie elov j ivn» stun* . Mre Horen*e A Mr-yer 284 J Monroe limit in h Mi|i|ini DIAMONDS Pan lit at irln-ves weak aulns, / •• I i l iV'lVt ' eel. » lius filed suit for a o>«‘‘Vl. S’r illevent - ail tliilllilev / t, no w SliiiM* limited divoue from Henry J Meyer II .! liii iiair-fit if mi,V ilr i i/ihm iiinitfl‘ fm tlte wide (nut, all tt|»r* in / | O k l,r, ,n , ,, , * l/>rne> John I HrU-n m ll -> '**^'‘*l»«*» wu Mir!'ln, ,;r;.;:i'. , r "r j'.'* '''\v,mu,,in.;; tv', T/atKaSomm ro* • !m" m v Si, i t M 4mm ivemwoum t William Henry Dir.ee honorary Miow % 610 Thirlcciilh !N.W. M . 9* the Pov#| A*fOr,au 1 1< a 1 fO.ilety arid 1 jcirve-nt of the explora- OUT >SIff,SJ ----- | j tion of toe upper au in England, re I— IQ fiCnliy died.