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and Mrs. Charles F. Davis, after
which they will 60 to Rehoboth Beach,
Del. where they will spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Waters
were hosts at a supper party Sunday
evening. July 25. The guests were
Mrs Frances Robinson and Mrs.
Keith Morris and her son, Keith
Morris, jr., of New York City; Mr..
Frank Waters, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Waters, jr, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack M.
Waters. Miss Catherine Waters is
spending the week end in Harrisburg,
Pa, as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wendell Phillips Crabbe.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Percival Wilson
are spending two weeks at the Conan
deer Hotel, Ocean City, Md.
The Rev. Henry Teller Cooke anG
his son, James Cooke. returned Thurs
day to their home. after spending a
month in their cottage Avon-by the
Sea.
Mrs. Cooke sailed from New York
City yesterday on the S. S. Bergens-
sword for Stockholm Sweden, where
she will be the house guest of her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. L S. Barroll She will return
the latter part of September.
Mrs. Harold E. Doyle and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. R. S. Paulett with her three
daughters, Rol Paulett, Anne Paulett
and Allison Paulett. are in their cot
tage at Arundel -on-the Bay for
month.
Mrs. Doyle has as her house guest
her aunt, Miss Anne Adams Of Wash
ington.
DR.. and Mrs. George F. GoetZman
were hosts at dinner party Saturday
evening, July "a, at the Congressional
Country Club, in honor of their
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Norris
Of Miami Beach, Fla.
Miss Susan Griesemer entertained
at luncheon and bridge Thursday in
her residence in compliment to Miss
c. B. McMohn Of Summit, N j. The
guests were Miss Margaret Menden-
hall, Miss Alice Mendenhall, Miss
Frances Wexford. Miss Emmy Lou We'll
ford of Wilmington, Del. and Miss
Betty Sabine
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reppert. Mrs
Martha Butz and Miss Lille Fretz of
Alburtis. Pa, are the house guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Russell G. Young.
Mr.. Ralph Culver left Monday by
motor for Seneca Lake. N. Y, where
he will spend the remainder of the
season.
Mrs. George N. Brown entertained
at luncheon party Friday in honor
Of Mrs. John Foland of Larchmont
N Y. Mrs. Brown has as her house
guest for a month her granddaughter
Mrs E. A. Perham of Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. J. Robert Bryant. jr accom-
panied by Mr.. Leslie Whitten, left yes
terday by motor for Jackson, Miss,
where they will spend a week.
Mrs. Vernon Holleman entertained
at luncheon Wednesday in her resi-
dence in honor of Mrs. Jack Lowe of
Tunica, Miss, and Mrs William KIM
brough Of Indianola. Miss. The guests
included Mrs Herod Pearson, wife of
Representative Pearson Of Tennessee;
Mrs. Charles Prichard, Mrs. j. Robert
Bryant, jr.; Mrs. william Lawrence
Fulton and Mrs. Robert B. Fulton, I'd,
Of Charleston, S. c., who is the house
guest Of Mr.. Fulton's parents, Mr.. and
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HALEIOn
HABERDASAER

ptIItCI NUlIJ JIt-
ment to the huge Silver Fox Collar.
Prices are going up And since
they're only a few of these coats.
you'll realize why they cannot be
replaced at s9875 Accented with
a fine leather belt. velvet ascot.
and hand-tailored details. Black
only. A coat of rare beauty and
value. See it Monday, Sizes u to o.
1910 F ST.
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Sheppard IS
spending a week in Pittsburgh, Pa.
as the guest of Miss Catherine Dice
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Dice.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stanley Long ard
their daughter, Miss Doris E. Long. are
at the Traymore Hotel, Atlantic City,
N J
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Chevy Chase Residents
Leave on Vacation Trips
Holtons Go on Motor Trip-The Under
woods on World Cruise.

HROF EDWIN HEWES Hewes with their small
r. daughter Hewes, of New York City, the house
i guest brother-n-law sister
Custis Hall.
Hall left Friday for City they
sailed yesterday
spend five weeks visiting in Rome Venice.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Walser hosts party
Saturday evening July a. at the Columbia Country
compliment to DR.. and Mrs Hall William
Rogers, I'd.
and J. Underwood Tuesday Seattle on
the S. S. President Mckinley for trip
early part of December to
their home in Chevy Chase
and Mrs Francis M. Woods of Binghamton, Y
guests of Mr. Mrs Douglas w. Hoton.
Mr. and Mrs. Holton will leave tomorrow by
through New England They will spend days Caspian Lake
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HOLLYWOOD NOTE
Vireinio Groy is O Hollywood
girl, second generation Of pic
ture mokers, for her fother wos

R oy Gr q y,
comedy direc-
tor.
She is OF
present work
ing on the
Metro-GoId-
wyn Mayer lot
I'M
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GUIDE

OF cut flowers that keeps Summer
beauty and freshness In your home.
And if you have friends who are
sailing-don't forget to remember
with q Bon Voyage" floral token.
Just phone them your floral order
or merely stop by GUIDES. 1924
CONN. AVE. Phone DIS. $3.50.
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stunning S u m =
nler clothes she
has drastlcaliy re-
duced in her
FINAL CLOSE
OUT SALE of the
remainder of heI
Summer stock
to make room for
her Fa,i collec-
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found for 1888. II S
at the RALEIGH
HABERD A SHER.
And only 500. rs.
OF Walther's Hair
cloth. a lustrous
ia brio usually found
only in higher
priced coats, this
peu' material r1royec
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cause they We
got to 60 out.
Stocks must be
cleared to make
room for new
Fall shoes. Not
one single pair
had been less
than S10.75. You
will find all sizes
but not all
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at lSADORE MIL
LERS. Imagine
this. He will make
to-order" a fine
Hudson Seal Coat
dyed Muskrat) for
only S187.50 Sum
mer price,. You
select your own
skins. lining--c choose
a o most 16tter-
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the new "ScreenlIte" shades Great
ed by Orry Kelly, Hollywood fashion
designer. Sold at JOSEPH R.
HARRIS where heat takes
holiday" on his four air-cooled
floors Of fashion. 1924 F ST.
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m ost deliciously
prepared Seafoods
he's ever tasted
Man-Si1e Seafood
Sunday dinners 81.
Huge seafood plat
ters, a variety Of
seafoods, 85c. Spe-
cial MONDAY lunch
cons. 35c and 40c.
Cool dining room.
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whole world. He
knows at once
the hair styles
favored in New
York, in Holly
wood, in Paris.
And when you
put your head
in his capable
hands you
i
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Of unsurpaSsable fun-dlnner or
supper dancing under the stars.
"Barnee' and his lads play the
melodies you adore dancing to.
Phone Robert" for reservations
ADAMS O700.
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for itself.
The spacious
rooms in the
ne Id
mansion are
C o O | a n d
swept
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vacations or 70
wear around town
MARY VAN PELT
has reduced her en-
tire Summer stock
for IMMEDIATE
CLEARANCE-and
prices begin a.
SO. IS. "One-Of-a-
kind HrneSpS fON
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foods. The
b e a u t Y of
Rock Greek
Park at your
table. Gala
en- teri a n
lnent. Helene
advises for
on evening
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4 i l u \ ~
are unSur-
paSsable for
sheer beauty
and wear
ability. Chit
fon and mesh
800 pair
Creoe. Sl.l5
n nAip "
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>. and the garden (after the sun
goes DOWN is simply delightful.
Delicious Southern dishes. Home
made pastries and bread. Crisp
salads. Arrange to entertain there
at luncheon, tea or dinner. 20th
and r SITS. Phone NO. 1918.
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ultimate in hair arrangements
the finest in permanent waving
the best in every form of beautifl-
cation. GABRIEL. 1919 CONN.
AVE. Phone NAT. 8l88.
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" THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE
THE SHOREHAM TER
RACE Soft music. Gay laughter
The tinkle Of glasses. Delicious
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sizes in all styles. The supply isn't
limitless-so hurry in bright and
early tomorrow morning. ART
CRAFT Footwear, l101 CONN. AVE.
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s. THE COLD RUSH OF
1897 is still to
come! So Helene advises you to
prepare-and order your fur coat
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everythin ng
t h a t you
n e e d. And
you'll surely
come b a c k
t or S o m e
more! Dur
in G T H Z
P A L A I S
ROYAL" An
,,,-l
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" JACK, THE GIANT COL
LAR'-of rich. full
silvered Silver Fox tops. the most
outstanding Winter coat Helene has
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ing to you. Be assured of quality,
1888 fashion. fine workmanship
at this low price Charge accounts
invited. 300 Ilth ST. NAT. 1923.
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''::";&} O.: \ y zz:s lou"

Down AND OUT" Over
200 pairs Of stunning
AIRCRAFT evening shoes have
been marked down to s5.85 be-
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" BEAUTY-THE WAY Ex-
PERTS ATTAIN IT."
GABRIEL constantly gathers tips
from the beauty centers Of the
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" YoUR SUMNER ISN'T
OVER but JAG
GUELIN STORYS is,' You still
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ton Silks and cOttOns. Dresses
for sports. street and evening.
Located 9th Floor, American Bldg.
1917 F ST. An elevators golne
right up!
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Will repair thOSe
annoying and ex-
pensive damages
invisibly-and re-
turn your stock
ings like ne W.
Only l5c for the
first (short) thread
run; zoe for the
first (long) thread
run; SC for each
additional thread r
while you wait. 6l3
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" NOUR HUSBAND WILL
BE IN THE SEVENTH
HEAVEN Of food delight If you
take him to "CY" ELLIS for the
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IS WANTED MONDAY" >.
fashion minded young
Women-Who are still looking for
stunning clothes to take on their
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IS IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR
VALUES GALORE" Plan
to shop in THE PALAIS ROYAL
store. You'll find there. indeed
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Gle AR \<(E

sports, street and evening-that
YOU can wear into Fall. Hurry!
1927 CONN. AVE.
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second floor. Longest raw bar in
town. lO11 E ST.
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" OBEY THAT IMPULSE"
Start assembling your
Fall hosiery wardrobe now "Clarl-
phane" MOJUDS at JOSEPH r.
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:" WHERE THE sMARTLY
DRESSED WOMAN
eats during the Summer At THE
PARROT, of course That" "Speaks
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Sale" prices are lower than ever
So take advantage Of the enticing
price on Broadloom Carpet "a fea-
ture Of the August Rug Sale. It's
a special event with a special
story . at a special price!
Only 1895 square yard in 9-foot
widths s295 yard in 27-inch
widths to match piled
so that you sink into it as you step
on it smoothly finished. so that
the colors take on a jewel-like
depth of tone made especially
land exclusively for THE PALA1S
ROYAL by one OF Americas best
known makers Of fine carpets. In
seven gorgeous colorings: Claret
Red, Mauve Taupe, Jade Green,
Royal Blue, Walnut. Cedar Rust.
Burgundy Can be made into rug
sizes or used to carpet your room
from wall to wall. Fourth floor.
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" MARY, MARY ARE
YOUR HOSE CON-
TRARY?" Do they snag? Do they
run? The SOUTHERN STELOs
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to recount her most
recent finds at
GUIDES. Unique
and beautiful floral
centerpieces to add
beauty to your din
ner table. Exquisite
designs In corsaees
and boutonnieres.
T he new viii d
beauty in the boxes
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" THE FLOWER PLOT
THICKENS!" And
since sleuth.ng is one Of the things
Helene does best she's ready
The Washington times., 1937-03-09
Enjoys Wife
AtLuncheon

Donna Matilde de Suvich was
the ranking guest at a luncheon
given yesterday in Ell Patio at the
Carlton Hotel by the Capital Divi.
sion of the National Farm and
Garden Association honoring
Signora Olivia Rossetti Agresti Of
Rome.
Signora AgreSti has for many
years been connected with the In
ternational Institute Of Agricul-
ture located in Rome.
Seated around large horseshoe
table were 60 guests. The floral
decorations were large bowls Of
flowers native to this section-in.
cluding red and white tulips, jon
quils and purple iris.
Among the guests seated at the
head of the table with Signora
Agresti were Mrs. Henry A. Wal
lace, wife of Secretary Of Agricul.
ture, Mrs. Daniel c. Roper, wife OF
Secretary of Commerce, who are
honorary members; and Mrs.
Howard w. Lewis, of Philadelphia,
who is the President Of the Ia
tional Farm and Garden Associa-
ton.
Mrs. Raymond j. PearsonS was
chairman of the arrangements
committee.
The Washington times., 1937-03-09
I0auN Topics !! /
ION Your Toes.
Draws Crowd

"On Your Toes" at the Ma
tional this week sends you
away from the theater hum
ming many of your favorite
tunes, catchy airs that have
made the show famous, to say
nothing of the ultra modern
dancing of Ray Bolger, in
imitable star Of the musical
comedy. Tamara Geva, Luella
Gear, Doris Carson and Monty
Woolley do their part to pro-
vide an evening Of excellent
entertainment.
The Assistant Postmaster
General and Mrs. W. W. Howes
were accompanied by their
daughter, Mary Senate Howes,
and Mr.. John Stewart. Mrs.
Howes wore a black velvet
wrap trimmed with an ermine
collar and Mary Senate's frock
of blue, made with a high neck
line and long sleeves, was
trimmed with gold beads. She
wore a long cape of black
broadcloth which was very ef-
fective.
Putting on cigarettes during
the intermission, Mary Senate
and her escort exchange d
pleasantries with Catherine
McKane and Senor Decio de
Moura, be-monacled Second
Secretary of the Brazilian EN-
bassy.
Among those we glimpsed
were Mrs. R. Golden Donald.
son, the former Frances Starr,
in a black wrap collared in
beige fox; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Foster Willett, Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Chase, DR.. and Mrs
George Tribe, Mrs. Joseph
Horgan, the latter's black
gown having a trimming Of
gold sequins outlining the
decolletage and the sh orr
sleeves; Mrs. Sam Small, Mr.
and Mrs. John T. Lambert il
box seats, Mrs. Lambert in ;
> becoming black gown, tn,
bodice having sparkling bead
on white chiffon, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Mark
. ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R
Jelleff, Mr.. and Mrs. Marl
The Washington times., 1937-03-09
Sir Ronald
Obeys Signals
rights reserveG)

Margaret and Mark Trice,
who have a new car, made the
most of the last few days of
warm weather in breaking the
car in. They have toured
along all of the highways and
byways around town, and how
grand they look after getting
out in the open again.
X - X
Enjoying Sundays beautiful
Spring weather and making the
very most Of it, Bill Counsel
man strolled down Massachu-
setts Avenue at a slow pace,
but passing him twice and at
such great distances apart we
think he may have the answer
to better and longer walks.
Also saw Claudia Minnatree
taking in all of the sights on
Connecticut Avenue and wear
ing such pretty blue chapeau.
&&&
Jacques Cartier drew a most
interested crowd at the Willard
the other afternoon. Paul Wal
ters was escorting a very at
tractive young lady, all in
brown. Louise Fulton had a
very smart blue hat with small
blue birds on either side. Every
one seemed to have caught the
spirit Of the French period Of
the dance program and wore
many delightful bright colors.
These bright sunshiny days
sooner or later get the best OF
the most confirmed "sit-
downers "-and they are out
for a stroll on Connecticut
Avenue (the strip from the
circle to the Mayflower pre-
ferred). Alma Britten and
Mrs. G. Mathews Dick am
bled arm and arm down the
Avenue the other day eyeine
the latest Spring chapeaux the
shop windows had to offer
Not far along we spied debbi'
Martha Talley hatless ant
sportily decked out in poll
coat and a butter-yelloV
sweater.
The Washington times., 1937-03-09
Show 7 oniqht
At Fort Myer

This evening Will pc washing
tons last opportunity to witness
one of Fort Myers spectacular In
door Horse Shows. The fourth
and final of the series Of indoor
shows will be held in the new rid
ing hall at the Army Post across
the Potomac River at 1880 o'clock.
In addition to nine thrilling
classes arranged by Major Arthur
P. Thayer, Director of the show,
in which will be seen in action the
best of the local Hunters and
Jumpers, there will be awarded to
the Champion of these classes the
trophy emblematic of the highest
total of point winner Of the four
shows.
A class which is sure to occasion
much interest is that which is linn
tied to Student Hunt teams from
the local girls schools. Already
entries of four teams have been
received with the prospect Of sew
eral more.
Spirited Competition
Many well known local horses
have been entered and much sp1r-
tied competition is in prospect.
Mrs. Eleanor Patterson has en-
tered her now famous Cypress De
Beau" which has been a con
sistent performer, Miss Margaret
Cotter's "Rocksie" and Miss Mar
garet Hills questionable" are
also entered.
Mr.. Fenton Fadely, jr., who,
with his beautiful chestnut mare
Lacquer Lady," figured in a bad
crack-up in the second Of the show
series, will again be seen in &C
ton, as will DR.. Fred Sanderson's
"Poissant."
Other we'll known exhibitors
with their horses will be:
Mr.. Aubrey FiShback's Bonnie, y
Cheerio McHees "Thats Me-" U. S
Randall's string "Sport Marvel,
"Randals Way" and "Claus" and
Mr.. C. Emory Galliher's biG
jumper "Applejack."
| X X
The second meeting this season
of the Seventy-second Club waS
held yesterday at the CaSaloma
Mrs. Robert Ewing Thomason
wife of Representative Thomason
of Texas, who with him, makes he
home at Wardman Park Hotel, Il
president of the club and was II
charge of the arrangements fol
the luncheon-meeting.
Mrs. Harry Baxter has recentl!
arrived at the Junior Leagues Clul
Headquarters at the Waldorf-As
toria, in New York City.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Ward
of White River Junction, N. H
have arrived in washington from
Orlando, Fla, and are at tn
Shoreham.
The Washington times., 1937-03-09
Reg q. q Pat on /
Blu Flora Macdonald

Mrs. Louis Cald-
we'll, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Hitz, Miss Sidney Thompson
and Mr.. G. G. Concannon.
The tall, smiling British Am
bassador, Sir Ronald Lindsay,
accompanied by Miss Irene
Boyle, who was having her diff
ficulties with a poppy black
cocker spaniel on leash,
halted at the traffic light at
Massachusetts venue a nd
Rock Creek Drive. Then Sir
Ronald raised his hand in the
air and they made their way
safely across the intersection.
Miss Boyle, who is Lady Lind
says secretary, was smartly at
tired in black with strands OF
lustrous pearls about her neck.
Bumped into Mrs. Royal
Copeland yesterday while shop
ping and had the briefest of
chats, but did have a chance
to notice that she looked trim
in a black fur coat and tiny
turban bedecked with cerise
and royal purple flowers at the
front of the crown.
Norma Cheatham, a student
at Arlington Hall, will be the
guest of one of her classmates
Jean Hall, at the home of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hubert H. Hall, in Erie, Pa.
Hall is flying to Washington OF
the twenty-fifth to escort thu
two young ladies to Erie. Nor
mas home is in far-away Texas
and her mother is Mrs. Samue
L. Cheatham.
xRx
Mrs. Lucy D. Wormeley anc
her charming sister, Virginia
have been taking in all of th'
interesting sights around tow
in the last few days. Mrs
Wormeley 10 k e d perfectl!
grand the other afternoon il
a smart sport coat of gre;
tweed, and a read hat set tn
ensemble off to grand ad
vantage.
The Washington times., 1937-03-09
NoA.l compAo
=
Reg. Q. 9. Pat. Oft
Society Dance
On SATURDAY.
Reg. Q. g. Pat. Of.

The North Carolina State Soci-
ETY. will hold its annual Spring
dance at the Shoreham Hotel Sat
urday night in the West ballroom
from 9 to 1890 o'clock.
Members of the floor commit
tee are Lieut.. Comdr. Ovid C..
Foote, Mr.. John H. Small, former
Governor o. Max Gardner, Mr..
James Lee Bost, Mr.. Robert H.
McNeill, Representative Graham
Barden, Representative Harold D.
Cooley, Mr.. John Wilbur Jenkins,
DR.. Joseph Quincy ADAMS and
Mr.. Charles P. Gay.
Senator Robert R. Reynolds is
expected to be present. Mr.. Giles
Y. Newton is president of the So
ciety. Those who will act as host
esses include Mrs. D. w. Connor
Mrs. Thad Page. Mrs. Thomas Of
fenbacher. Mrs. Aubrey D. Nc
Fayden, Miss Margaret Rush,
Mrs. o. Max Gardner, Mrs. Ar
thur Wells Dew and Mrs. Harold
D. Cooley. Mrs. William H. Hes
sick, jr., is secretary-treasurer.
Those assisting Mrs. Hessick vii,
be Miss Mildred Battle, Miss. An
ME Chisholm, Mrs. Macie Lowe
Mr.. Thomas Offenbacher and DR.
WoodSon T. Birthright.
Comdr. and Mrs. Arthur w
Dunn are at Wardman Park Hotel
The Washington times., 1937-03-09
Couple on Trip
ToFIorido

The wedding of Miss Thelma
Vivian Alexandria, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Alexandria,
and Mr.. Edward Arthur Gogswell,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cogs-
we'll, took place March 4, in the
Church of the Brethren, the Rev.
j. H. Hollinger, officiating. The
altar was effectively arranged
with Easter lilies, palms and ferns
and white tapers.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Midshipman Ray
mond Wellington Alexander. Mrs.
David Hardester, jr., sister of the
bride, was matron of honor. Little
Sandra-Mae HardeSter was flower
girl. Mr.. Kenneth Gogswell,
brother of the groom, was best
man, and the ushers were Mr.. Glib
son Davis and Mr.. Bert Stilwell.
A reception followed at the home
of the brides parents for close
friends and relatives Of the bride
and bridegroom.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. CogSWell lett
for Florida. After April l they will
be at home at 4011 Benton st.
N. w.
\ X
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Cox, Of Sun.
shine, Alaska, have arrived in
Washington and are at Wardman
Park Hotel.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Abbot, OF
Bronxville, N. Y, are in town for
a visit and are at the Carlton.
| X \ X
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Van
Vechten and their daughters,
Nina, Margaret and Charlotte, OF
Rumson, N. j., are at the Shore
! bou1 m q short trim
The Washington times., 1937-03-09
Diplomatic and Official Notes:
PRESIDENT OUEZON |SHONOR CUES
State Secretary
EntertainS at
Luncheon

TIL e Secretary of
IS t a t e, Mr.. Cordell
Hull, entertained at luncheon
today at the Carlton in honor
of the visiting President of the
Philippines, Mr.. Manuel Que
zon.
The guests included Senator
Key Pittman, Senator Gerald P.
Nye, Representative Lloyd Thurs
ton, Representative Leo Kocial.
kowski, the Chief of Naval Opera
tions, Admiral William D. Leahy;
the American Minister to Czecho-
slovakia, Mr.. j. Butler Wright.
Maj. Gen. Douglas Macarthur,
military adviser to the govern
ment Of the Philippine Common.
wealth; Senor Jose Yulo, secre.
tary of justice of the Philippine
Commonwealth; Brig. Gen. Creed
F. Cox, chief, Bureau of Insular
Affairs of the War Department.:
Mr.. Richard Southgate, chief Of
protocol of the Department Of
State; DR.. Stanley K. Hornbeck,
chief, Division of Far Eastern At
fairs of the Department of State;
DR.. Herbert Feis, economic adviser
of the Department of State; Mr..
Harry C. Hawkins, chief, Division
of Trade Agreements of the De.
partment of State; Mr.. Joseph E.
Jacobs, chief, Division of Philip
pine Affairs Of the Department Of
State; Mr.. Benito Razon, techni-
cal assistant to the president of
the Philippine Commonwealth, and
Col. Donald C. Mcdonald, assist
ant chief, Bureau of Insular AT.
fairs, War Department.
A huge bowl of American Beauty
roses centered the luncheon table,
flanked with silver candelabra
holding ivory tapers. Spring flow.
erS were placed about the room.
Major and Mrs. William C. Rob
erts have as their guests at Ward.
man Park Hotel Colonel Arthur G.
Campbell, U. S. A., and Mrs.
! Campbell.