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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09

Gibson Three-loor Refriserator, with
hardwood ease. Seamless porcelain
lined; insulated with cork board, 100
old Hickory Morris chair, for lawn ', or
Oak-hDish Bedroom Dresser, with mirror
and large, roony drawers. Was S22.5O.
sheet ircn Baiinr Pans, ii inches
IS.ineh Isand Metal servinE; Trays.
is-isek R:uns Metal ssir'viniE; Trays Tvs.
. Bsst's AiIminum Food Sirainsrs. were
Tea Tea csGys. 'sLIGHTLY soiiED.. were
Serving Trays for SERVING refr::hmeTits.
servins Tray. was $3.50. Now .sS.yS
Serving Tray. Was $3.50. Now. Sz.SS
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Edsel Ford Sails for Europe.

NEW YORK, May CP.-Edsel
Ford, accompanied by his wife and two
sons, Henry and Benson, sailed on the
liner Aquitania last night for visit of
three months to France, Germany and
the British isles.
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8 Youths Trench Coats. of gabardine.
Separate waterproof lining.
SLIGHTLY SOILED. Sizes IL, IA
and 10. Were $8.75. Now. :. $5.75
IS Wool Lumberjacks, serviceable
weight: dark patterns. Sizes to
Is. Were $5.75. Now ..... .$3.7S
Boys Suits, wash tops and wool
shorts. Sizes 8 to Z. Were SIS.
Now Sits
/ Palm Beach Suit, with two pairs
knickers. Size 8 years. Was $12.75.
Now Recommendations. $5.7S
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White Stone Flexible
Bracelets. Special, So

Set with white stones and imita-
ton sapphires, crystals, amethyst
and aquamarines.
white stone Flexible Bracelets, set with
crystal, imitation amethyst, sapphire
and Jet. Special ........,...........S So
1 siIver-plated Mesh BAG, was SO
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE No. 10
FIRST FLOOR.
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Buckles and Clasps, SOC

A limited number Of shell pearl
buckles in seven shades; shell
pearl buckles with tongues, also in
seven colors; plain and fancy, white
and snail shell pearl clasps; for
Friday.
BUTTONS, AISLE 40, FIRST FLOOR.
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Irish Linen Napkins
Special. 81 dozen

Is dozen pure Irish Linen Nap
kins, white with hemstitched,
colored borders, in blue, tan,
rose and lavender.
Linen Luncheon Sets, flne quality
wafie weave with colored border, con-
napkins. Were s3.75. Now. Sc so
4 italian Embroidered Scarfs. lsx54.
Were g Now; s.;.;,.."isMI SIP
Were sl.25. Now. ......... .e5c
n Gold Rayon Lace Searfs, 1ex36.
Were Sl25. Now. ......,...........0 zoe
LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
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s, in small and large designs. Many
t this special price.
100 Pairs Flat Hem Curtains. fine
quality marquiSette. Cream and
beige. 2H yards long. Special,
pair Si.2S
Short Lengths Of Cret0nnes, in q
wide range of colors and designs.
GREATLY RE D U C ED FOR
CLEARANCE. -
Is Stoop Seats, of cretonne and linen.
Reduced TO-. .2Sc
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Home Frocks and Aprons
Reduced

Novelty Aprons in colors and prints.
Were $3.50. Now. 56o
! Printed Frocks with TERED skirts
Were 1896. Now ............... S1.95
I Printed Froeks with white piaue
trimming. Were SIS. Now. S2.9S
SILK FrockS in prints or plain colors
with long or short sleeves. Were $40
and $12.75. Now greatly reduced
silk Froeks. printed crepe with Iong
sleeves, also plain color. Were $l2:1
E0P F,o.k: in nasteis and Prints
with silk polka dot ties. Were 81 .eS.
20 Silk Froeks in printed crepes and
silk crepe: tailored styles with long
sleeves and many smart details. Were
$3.50. Now .S6.So
Hour EnncxS THyIpn FL OnR
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500 yards Cretonne, Special, 23c yard

500 yards Cretonne, light and dark
attractive color combinations are of
100 Pairs Ruined Marquisette Cur
tains, in white and cream. ga
yards long. Special, pair. 81
50 Pairs Marquisette Curtains. both
criSs-cross and with valance. Cream
and ecru. 2H yards long. Special.
DRAPERIEs, SIXTH Floor.
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Glassware
~ 4GkSS w GAA. ~
Greatly Reduced

/ CsIofed Glass Imported Fruit -and
Elswer stand. Was IS. Now. $50
g Floral Cut Lemonade Jugs. Were
sr1e ss.HItF.%i prs stiss ' Vas s Esd
- coicred ana Optic Glass water nsisS
80 CoIsred elias. Tes sets Z pieces, e
q Colored and Cut Console sets. ;
pieces; Special for Friday .9Sc
vase;: Were IS. Now se.so
Dishes. Were $40 Now 81
pairs Imported Celered Glass Candle
Mayornaise Bowls with ladies, deco
rsted. Were 81: so, Now. 49,. 7Sc
Were 85c, Now reduced to 80. SEC
I COlOred Glass Flower Bowl. Was So
j owl Coier:d Glass. fiowcr BcwI:
odds AVID ends 81 a variety Of usefri
and decorative pieces, reduced one half
and more. Now. Zoe to 81
GLASSWARE: FIFTH FLOOR
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"a brushes in this special selling.
The bristles are well imbedded and
will not shed easily.
20 Bottles Ben Hur Perfume. Were
e Bottles e~ Ben Hnr Toilet water. wee
use Now ....................15 c
ii Boxes Ben Hnr Face Powder. Were
81 Towel Racks. Were soc. Now. .sc
% AtOmizerS. Were soc. Now. Sc
81 Bathroom Bottles. Were Sl.3S,
IS Nl9hi sets. were CSC. Now. soc
Vanity Boxes. Were a1.So. Nov 81
assorted odors. Were 35c cake. Now CSC
los Imported Powder Boxes; greatly
IA Ira, Ia HlaaranRA-
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Mems Checked Nainsook Union Suits
Special, Csc

sleeveless, knee-length style; closed
81 Mems Fine Madras Shirts, COL
ored stripes; two laundered collars
to match. Sizes 141s, Is, 1871 and
Is. Were 81 and IS. Now. .$1.95
A Mems Imported Silk Four Hand
Ties, non-crushable construction.
Were $3.50. Now. .$I.35
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Enamel Trinkets Reduced

I Perfume Bottle Set, IMPERFECT;
wa VANITY ito, cases Se" IMPERFECT. w.s:
S N VanitS Gases, we're $50. Now 1Ss
/ Hand Mirror. was $40. Now ......M
j Hand Mirror. was $3.50. Now ....s!
] Hair Brush, was IS. Now:
Hair Brush. Was S.. Now. .SS.6e
4 Cigarette Holders, were $3.50.
N Cirarstt: Holders. were SI.5o. Now i5c
2 Fitted Manicure Cases, were SO. =,
G SEWN. sets. were So. Now S.
sewing Sets, were $2.25. Now Sl.s5
1 PEN Knife was So. Now ......Sl.ses
! Pencils, were g Now $1,000 go 20
{ Pencils: were -. Nov SPY ~
5 Book Marks, were 81. Now SOC
Cases with scissors. were IS; Now 81
s Enameled Top Perfume Bottles were we're
sP.F HUM Bottles. we're SIS: Now S
: Silver Top Perfume Bottles. were
ssh Silver ROY Perfume Bottles; we're ;2 =
T II Silver P.rfnm. Bottles: we're 81.
VPsari ilim1;aniu;is:t1redj Necklaces;
STt Costume m H SSsSeLlass. was ss.io.
SS::::;.$: N N:::si:::: Was Va: Nov Nov !:
/ white stone Pin. was ShSo. NOW 81
. French Buckles, were 81. Nov :. 5Sc
9 French Buckles. were 7Sc: NOW S "c
Costume Necklace, was 81. Now soc
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 10
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
Gift Shop Reductions

ToILETRIEs. AISLE No. Is
FIRST FLOOR.
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Boys Spring and Summer Wash Suits, Csc
Here SIPS and S2.5 .
Were SIPS and $2.4S

l9 Boys Spring and Summer Wash Suits broken sizes taken from regular
reduced
MILDLY ss Fine wash materials: fast eolors Sizes to g TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
Sanitary Goods-Specia1

Flesh kayOn Elastic Sanitary Belts;
with satin tabs and pins. .... .2se
Flesh Wolfe Sanitary Step-ins and Pet
tieOats; lace-trimmed. Medium and
ldIkS SiZSS DUG
ESQ MOth-o-n0 Garment Bays; With
side openings. For storing blaf keta
as well as clothing. Were f,r s5c
- Towel Racks; assorted coInfs We're
sOf F.p s9W Pot Holder sets: Sligo r fSs
Il Hat Stands: SLIGHTLY INFER
Feet Were more. Now. Csc
Childyen'S RUbber Aprons; SL1CHT-
LY sOILED. Were CSC. Now. -. .15c
NOTIONS, A1sLEs No. 21-22
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
Children's Furniture
Doll Carriages. s.

Were 1918. carriages with re-
verSible gear and rubber tired
wheels, reduced for Friday.
Small Autos. yellow and black finish.
Were $3.50. Now. ............... So 25
Small Rocking Horse. Was Sc. so.
/ Speedbike in red and black, with
coaster brake. Was S27. SO. Now .S19.1S
Many other Toys greatly reduced.
Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
Dozen Rolls Toilet Tissue, Special, 7Sc

500 rolls Straight Gut Good Quality Toilet Tissue 600 sheets the roll
FRI t-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09

Mems Fine Checked Nainsook. Union Suit
crotch and twin seat" Sizes "a to so.
so Pairs Mems Fancy Socks, rayon
and Isle or silk and Isle. Sizes 10
to 111. Were Use and 81 pair.
NOW . 0VC
Imported Silk Tour in Hand Ties,
with Handkerchiefs to match Were
IS. Now $3.50
THE MEMS STORE, SEcoND FLOOR.
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Cream Candies
Special, 25c pound

Usually much more and very spe-
cial for Friday.
so Boxes of Assorted Chocolate
Novelties for children. Were soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
WOODWARD &LOTHROP
AND STREET
It Day Savings are $50 and More
Stamped Breakfast Cloths
and Napkins, 75c


Were $1.2S. sets; bright tan
gerine color with black binding.
Dainty designs.
II Metal Waste Baskets; slightly dam
ased. Were soc. Now :a5s
ance and tie-baeks. Were t1to ratr.
0 Cov ffoIfeq Aprons 70 with stencieA e:
signs Were s,. 81 Nov ::::: sor, 5 5Hs
Black Sateen Card Table C6Sers;
stamped to embroider. Were 81 50.
2 Hand-embrOidered Bedroom Sets:
j Jspanese Table. was s2i Now :. sIs
silk Damask Waste Baskets. solsED.
! Blue Metal Waste Basket. SLIGHT
LY DAMAGED. Was 1926. Now 81. so
8 Waste Baskets: cork finish. SOILED:
Were SO; so. Now ....:....:.. Sl.9S
Ma canine Racks; cork finish. We're
: SIX Damask waste baskets; sOILED.
In tan and gold. Were $3.50. Now So
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
Stationery Specials

Ripple Flax Paper, u sheets Of paper
and 2 packages of envelopes, in box
Choice of single or double sheets. Spe-
zoo impcrted Fclic:. ii double sheets
of lightweight linen finish paper with
blue. gray. lavender and red lined en-
veiopes. Special. 3 folioS for 6Se
STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
Overnight Cases, $3.50

We're $3.50. 10 Overnight Cases,
reduced for Friday.
suitsas: sass SLIGHTLY ai II. ID DA%GxxaEp,
Were SIS. Now reduced TO. at1
PgIlman Case: Was 81 .gs. Now. .Se.5B
! 0vernjght Case. SLIGHTLY DAM
4 oisd.tO IVES Bs * Was NO" ;a7sC New ~
3 Fitted Wardrobe Cases. Were $50.
MANS Leather suitcase. was $50 50.
E at,lS, Boxes Weys ,a5 s. So q
] Fitted Hat B0x. Was 81 Us. Now. eS
Dress Trunk. YVES 3i2.5n. Nov !, -
Wardrobe Trunks. Were 34750.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
LUGGAGE. FoURrH FLOOR.
Imported Tea Cups and
Saucers, Special, 18c

S64 Decorated China Tea Cups
and Saucers, with colored band
and floral decoration. Attractive
thin china, Divide shape. On sale
tomorrow only at this price
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
Golf Gibbs Reduced

ErovhOn RrassIe. Was 50 Now 81 20
] Kroydon BraSSie. Was So. Now. ~
ButehaFt Brassie. Was $40.
Rutchari Sboon. was sio. Now. 81
! McGreEor Master Spoon. Was SIS;
i MeSire9or Brassie. Was sio., Now 81
Vulcan RFa<sie. Was So SO. Now -
W. and L. Special Mashie. Wa: -;
Vulcan spade Maihie. was IS
/ Vulcan Nibiici def hand. .Wss
/ vulcsm Pntter. was SIS. Nov; ~
Z Burke CIeek Cleft hand. Was sA
Golf RaEs. sorce with locks were
I "a. s! NOW Sedp RsS tx rss
Faed. Were e5c bss. Now. bsE.. sec
SPORTING GOODS FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-09
Hairbrushes. Special, $50

LAMPS. SEVENTH FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
Ouatemalan Aviator
HOnored At Luncheon
Giuen By Minister

The Misister Of Guatemala, DR..
Recinos, entertained at luncheon
today at the Maytlower in honor
of Col. Garcia Granados, CHIEF of
the Guatemalan Army Aviation
Academy.
others in the company were the
Ambassador of Mexico, Mr.. Teller,
the Minister OF the Dominican Re-
public, Mr.. Morales; the Minister
Dc Costa Rica, Mr.. Quesada; the
Minister Of Nicaragua. Mr.. Sacasa:
DR.. Leo. s. Rowe, director gen.
eral Of the Pan American Union.
Assistant Secretary OF state,
francis White; Assistant Secretary
o1 War. r. Trubee Davidson; the
Director OF the aeronautics branch
Of the Department Of Commerce.
Clarence M. Young; the charge
d'affaires OF Salvador, the charge
d'affaires of Argentina, the charge
d'affaires Of Ecuador, the charge
d'affaires Of Paraguay. the charge
d'affairg Of Peru. the charge
d'affaires Of HasS the secretary
OF the legation Of Bolivia, George
de la Barra: the military attache
of Mexico. Col. Samuel Rojas; the
naval attache of Brazil, Comdr.
jose de Coute Aguirre; Lieut.. Car.
las Merlen.
Brig. Gen. William u. Gilmore,
assistant chief of the Air Corps:
Col. Robert 8. F'oy, u. B. "A.
Mator Howard Davidson, q. 3. A.;
xaAut. Lester J. Maitland, Major
Herbert A. DaTgles Condr. John
~. Towers, Lieut.. COm6r. Scott b.
1eacFarlane, Benjamin Thaw, r.;
waiter G. Thureton; Charles n.
EAxner. Louis J. Heath, the secre.
teEy OF the legation Of Guatemala,
pA AaEnlr0 FernaE1de1; DR.. Manuel
sReExia vidaurFes end Jqlie
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY TN THE CAPITAL
liiss Helena Lodge
win Wed Belgian
DipLomat In Sept.

Formal announcement mas peeM
made from Bar Harbor Of the en-.
aaranaent of Miss Helena Lodge,
dastrhter os Mrs. George Cabot
Todae. to EdouArd Dc Street, sec.
refary of the Belgian embassy.
Ruknorn of the engagement have
been current Tor two weeks of
Mis- Lodge ii the granddaughter
~ the late Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge, and Il the sister Of Henry
CABOT Lodge, Sd, who married
Miss Emily sears, Of Boston, ana
az John Davis Lodge, who was
married month ago TO Miss
Francesca BFaggiotti, also Of Bos.
ton.
The wedding win take place IN
September, In washington. Miss
Lodge made her debut here several
soagons ago, coming out the same
year as Miss Mary Hale. whose
marriage to george Howland
Chase, "a, win also take place n
the early fail. These girls have a.
ways been close friends.
Engaged
Mr., ana Mrs. George n. Horn
Newman, of lTAS r st, n. w, an.
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Adelaide Newman, 10
Lieut.. COnadr. Simon Psndlotou
Pvlinwider, 1r.. son Of CoYndr. and
Mrs. Simon p. FuIlinWider, OF this
city. The wedding win take place
in September.
%M
!. Ensign and Mrs. Raymond n.
Crist. III. are arriving from Philac
deiphia today to be the guests for
che weekend of the iatter's par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. y. Ryan Dew.
ereux. at their home In Chevy
Chase.
Mrs. Crist, bafore her recent
marriage. was Miss Mary Dew
ereux.
Mr.. and Mrs, David Hunt Blair
are spending q few days at the
Cavalier Hotel. Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Orune Robinson IL leaving
today for Lake Champlain, N.
r, where she viii be the guest
OF Mrs. Joseph Dulles at her cot.
tage there until September !.
Mrs. Robinson's children VIII
liam o. Robinson and Thomas A.
Robinson are passing month
with their grandmother, Mrs. vii.
liam Robinson, at her home in
Bar Harbor.
n
Miss Cora Righy, head Of the
Washington bureau Of the Chris
tian Science Monitor, sailed yester-
day on the American Merchant for
London, where she viii join Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Montgomery,
who sailed week or two ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watson
have gone to Rehoboth Beach,
where they have taken . cottage
for the remainder Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wooten are
spending some time at the Cava.
lier Hotel. Virginia Beach.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
Coming Home

Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson, jr..
and her son. Leonard .Lispenard
Nicholson, third, who have been
spending the month of July with
Mrs. Nicholson's sister, Mrs. Har.
ris NJ. Crist, at Vineyard Haven,
Mass, viii return to Washington
next week, making the trip by
motor. On their way back they
will be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fitch Shepard and Miss
Alice Shepard, at jamestown, r. J.,
for . few days. They win also
visit Mrs. William Darbee In
Litchfield, Conn.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
From Europe

Countess Alice Szechenyi, daugh-
4 eor Of the Hungarian Minister and
EOuntees Szechenyi, is arriving to-
Gay from Europe on the Berenga.
Ria. Sne will join her mother and
sister, Countess Cornelia Szechenyt
III Newport.
MIR. ana Mrs. William Howard
Taft, End, are sailing from New
York tonight. on the Majestic, for
Europe.
ARr. ana Mrs. John Hays Ham
Enond are also sailing aboard the
Majestic.
Comdr. and Mrs. r. i. Sandoz,
their two. sons, Walton and Tom,
ana their young daughter Miss
Priscilla gandoz, left town yester.
day by motor for Rehoboth Beach,
DEL. and viii be at the Henlopen
Hotel for q vacation. Miss Nancy
,Eandoz, twin sister Of Priscilla. is
visiting Miss Mary Sullivan, at
Srier Neck, East Gloucester, Mass.
The two girls are schoolmateg at
the Georgetown Visitation Con
vent. ...
Mrs. Terence A. Shone, wife OF
the first Secretary Of the British
Embassy has sailed on the Ac.
squitania to pass the summer at
the home In England.
Representative Emanuel Celler,
OF New York, Is at the Mayflower.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
EgYptiar, Hosts

The Egyptian Minister and
Nine. Samy Pasha entertained at
dinner last evening at the PLACE
DeauvilIe at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Other dinner parties at the
DeauvilIe last evening were given
by Major e. N. Booth, Mrs. Harry
Lewis, Donald woodward, Robert
Cason and Mrs. Albert Ney.
4
The Persian Minister, Mira DaD
YOU'D Khan Meftah, is passing d
few days in New York, where he
is staying at the Plaza.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
ARMY CHIEF is
,HONORED AT
RECEPTION
General Jadwin Is Given
Farewell by Engi-
neer Officers

Major Gen. Edgar Jadwin. chief
Of engineers, u. q. A., and Mrs.
.Tadwin were the honor guests at
tha reception and dance given last
evening az the Officers Club ut
the Army War College by the eff.
GERS and ladies Of the Corps Ok
engineers stationed In Washington
and at Fort Humphreys, Va.
The music was furnished by tile
Army Band, and q buffet supper
was served during the evening.
An Interesting feature Of ths en-
tertainnnent was the ceremony,
4To the CoIOrs," in which q de-
tachment 0f high ranking non.
commissioned officers Of the Corps
az Engineers participated.
The reception was n the nature
Of q farewell from the corps TO
General Jadwin, who win b.
placed on the retired list with the
rank OF lieutenant general August
4. shortly after th0 Panama
Canal was completed an act Of
Congress provided that officers,
who had served three years or
more in the Canal Zone during
the period oe construction. should
he retired with the next higher
grade than that which they held
when retired. Il Is through such
service In the Canal Zone that
General Jadwin becomes a heu-
tenant general. the only one In
the service at present, on retire
ment.
70 Saratoga
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin,
son-in.Iaw and daughter OF Sen.
ator and Mrs. Lawrence D. Tyson.
have taken q box for the races aG
Saratoga Springs during August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilpin, who make
their home at Boyce. in Clark
county, Va, are frequent guests
In Washington.
Miss Peggy Burch, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Burch, is
leaving today to join her mother
in New York. Together they will
20 to Saratoga Springs for a short
visit and then they win pass q
week or two In Breton Woods.
Mrs. Burch and Miss Burch viii
return to washington September /.
Paris Bound
Mr.. and Mrs. Corooran Thorn,
who have been at Quogle,' Long
Island, for q month, sailed yester-
day for Europe, accompanied by
their son.in.law and daughter.
Major and Mrs. Robert LeGrow
Walsh, and their small son. Major
Walsh win go to Paris TO assume
his duties as air attache at the
American embassy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thorn expect to motor In England
and on the Continent.
&&
Mrs. Samuel T. Cushing, wife Of
the late General Cushing, and her
daughter, Miss Sarah Cushing, are
passing several weeks at Nara
gansett Pier, Mass, where they
are staying at the Beachwood.
Carl r. Kurtz Is leaving today
for Fishers Island to join Mrs,
Kurts, who ii passing the summer
there, for the weekend.
Mrs. III. L. Miller and her chill
drsn, Phyllis and Dick, are guests
at the Chalfonte- Haddon in At
lantic City.
Miss Hattie Bowie has returned
to Washington after q tour Of
Europe lasting several months.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
.POR TIA GOES
HATL ESS AT
LUNCHEON
Mrs. Willebrandt Adopts
Custom Long Followed
by Mrs. Longworth

Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt,
former Assistant Attorney GensraI.
seems to have d penchant for the
garden ct the Carlton Hotel. Par.
hape the gayly colored umbrellas
have an attraction for her-oP
I then again It may be the eos.
mopOlitan atmosphere of this lit.
tie spot. But. at any rate, she
is there Tor luncheon practically
every day. In cooler weather one
can usually find her inside the
hotel.
Unconventional
And, apparently, Mrs. wiIls.
brandt, cares not at all for the
convention OF wearing hat with
daytime attiF e--thOugh the
weather probably plays an import.
ant part. However, she appears
1T luncheon usually In . "hatless"
condition.
This custom Of hat.removing
was adopted long time ago by
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, wife Of
the Speaker of the House-sO the
DEEg0uGut SGT IL AuAAAGtGMk ~ AAAM%
1t quite correct.
Mrs. WilIebrandt was the one
woman in a group Of four having
luncheon at the Carlton yesterday.
Service Over
Capt. vladimir sveshnikoff has
returned to Washington after O
months absence and is at the
Racquet Club. As reserve officer,
ne spent q fortnight on active
service at Picatinny Arsenal, DO
yer, ". j., and has since been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Beattie at their summer home
near Providence, r. I. Mrs. Dowell
was formerly Miss Emily Dowell
Of Washington.
M& y
Andrew C. Danzall. Jr., win
leave tomorrow for Pittsburgh
after having been at the Arlington
Hotel for severa! days In con.
nection with the reunion of the
Eightieth Division Of Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, which win be held
in the Capital the week Of August
16.
Mrs. Edward X. Morris has re.
turned from MackinaG Island,
where she was the guest Of Mrs.
st. p. Gaillard for several weeks.
The Washington times., 1929-08-02
Minister Of Foreign Affairs for
Dominican Republic Guest in Capital
DR. Francisco Peynado
Comes From New York
for Brief Visit

The Minister OF Foreign
Relations Of the Dominican
Republic Or. FrsnciscO J.
Peynad slipped into
Washington ! day Or two
$50 FOR . brisa visit and i
returning this afternoon to
New York.
DR.. Peynado, with bis
wife and two daughters, is
spending d vacation in this
country. They arrived in
New York about . fortnight
ago and will remain there
two or three weeks longer
making frequent short ex-
eursions from the Metropo-
lis.
Sees DR.. Rowe
DR.. Leo S. Rowe, Director
General of the Pan American
Union, received . call yester-
day from the distinguished
visitor from SantO Domingo.
DR.. Peynad0 served In WASH
sngton D decade or more agO as
minister from his country. At
that time the daughters, who
accompanied him on his vaca-
ton, were very little girls.
The present envoy to Wash
lngton, Senior Morales, has been
entertaining his countryman
Informally during his short stay
IA Washington. The latter was
d guest at the Roosevelt Hotel,
where the minister and his
family are established.
&&&
Sailing Tonight
Mr.. ana MRS. FIampson Gary
and their daughter, Miss Helen
Gary. and their son, Franklin Gary.
who have been spending some
time at White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va, were In Washington yes.
kerday on their way to New York,
erom where they win sail tonight
aor Europe.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt will have ~ their
aanests at Beaulieu. In Newport,
Lady Lowther, Of England, and
her daughters, the Misses Edith
and Gladys Lowther. who win ar.
rive on Tuesday.
The Assistant Secretary Of War
and Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley left
GOday for Manchester, Mass, where
they win pass the weekend with
the Secretary Of War and Mrs.
James w. Good. Mr.. Hurley will
return to washington next week,
and Mrs. Hurley expects to 80
with her children to Westbrook,
Conn., where they have . summer
home.
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