Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1921, Page 50

R PTG . AN 4 ; 10 Beautiful Weddings Mark . Early Days of Fall Season (Continued from Fourth Page.) der cream lace, and carried bouquets of k roses and_larkspur. Lieut. Leroy Daiferes of Camp Knox, Ky, was best man, and the ushers were Mr. Edmond Jones and Mr. Edgar Von Eiff of this city. The church was béautifully decorat- ed with oak leaves and palms, and two large American flags, one on either side of the altar, completed a stoiKing picture. Mrs. George F. Ross officlated at_the organ, assisted by Prof. R./C. Masters. who rendered a violin selection,- “Souvenir.” ~ Mra. Harry Shacklett of Wardman Park Hotel, gave a beautiful rendition of “Oh, Promise Me.” Lieut. and Mrs. Balmer, the latter wearing & modish English tweed suit of brown, with hat to match, left immediately after the ceremony for an extended® northern trip. - After visiing Niagara Falls, Banff and Lake Louise, Canada, en route to the Pacific coast, they will spend several weeks with Lieut. Balmer's parents, in Washington state. Upon their re. turn to this city October 15, they will stay a few days with the bride’s par- . ents, in Chevy Chase, before going to Camp Bragg. N. C.. where they will make their home for the pres- ent. One of the most notable weddings of the season took place in Newport, R. mony was performed the home of the brid. . 66 Ayrault street. by a reception, at which over 300 guests were present. Chaplain Joseph F. Underwood, U. S. N.. officiated. The bride wore a gown of white velvet. trimmed with lace, with a long silver train, and her SOCIETY" | Morning Side drive. MRS. CARROLL J. MeGUIRE, Formerly Miss Mary Ellen Blanchard, hose marringe took place yesterday New York. Canal Zone. Mrs. Morrow attended the wedding. An event of great interest to their 1. Wednesda tember 14, when 5 § e e Inenter of Col. | friends in this city, where their home i ward L. King. U. 8. M. C.. and Mrs. | is to be, took place in New York yes- i King, .becam~ the bride of Lieut. |terday at 11 o'clock, when Miss Mary I Charles Lee andrews, jr., U. S. N., son | Ellen Blanchard, daughter of f of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee An-!Frank F. Blanchard of New York, i drews of Flushing, L. The cere- {Mr. Carroll J. McGuire, son of Mr. liam MeGuire of this eity, were mar- ried at the Eglise de Notre Dame, 110 The ceremony W performed by | Rev. Father-Archibald. in the presence of a small company of relatives and friends, and a breakfast followed at bridal veil of tulle was held with a chaplet of silver. leaves. Mrs. Harri- son . Frazier of Philadelphia, the matron of honor. wore turquoise-blue chiffon. with a peach-color sash. The bridesmaids were' Miss Helen Moran of New York. Miss Adelaide Cook of Providence and Miss Carolyn Andrews, sister of the bridegroom. Mr. Snowden Andrews, brother of the bridegroom, was best men. and the were Lieut. Francis Mentz, U N. and the Hotel Pennsylvania. The bride. who was escorted by her father, was charming in a three-piece gown of midnight blue Shantung crepe, made on very modish_lines with a hat to match, and she wore an old-fashioned wrist bouguet of orchids. Miss Katherine St: Claire of New York, who attended the bride as maid of honor. wore a blue coat suit with a smart hat of the same shade and her bouquet was of orchids and lilfes of the valley. Mr. John J. Darby, jr.. of this city was best man. Mr. and Mrs. McGuire on their return from their wedding trip will be at home at 1322 bridegroom, were among.the out-of- town guests present at the ceremony. A profusion of pink roses, gladioli and ‘asters, intermingled with palms and ferns, formed the setting for the marriage of Miss Margaret Framces Stevens. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Frank Varnum Stevens of:Yankton, S. D., and Capt. Harry Lee Hagan of Hagerstown, Md.,- which took place in Yankton Thursday, September 8, at 11 o'clock, Rev. Mr. Stevens, the bide's father, officiating. The bride wore a gown of white satin, with a white picture hat, and carried a bouquet of bride, roses and lilies of the valley. Miss 'Katharine Stevens, the maid of - honor, wore coral georgette, beaded in crystals, with a large hat to match, and her bouquet was of sweetheart rose. James Gamble acted as best m Capt. Hagan, and the ushers were Mr. Percy Ohiman, Mr. R. E. Walpole, Mr. Dale Goldthwaite and Maj. Joseph Mills Hanson, U. S. A. A reception and luncheon followed, the latter being served at jthe home of the bride’s parents, where an ef- fective decoration of pink and laven- der flowers and ferns whs carried out. Mrs. Stevens, mother of the bride, assisted in receiving, wearing a_gown of navy blue kitten's ear safin, with a tunic of embroidered georgette. Capt. and Mra. Hagan left 4 i *. . THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. jater in the day for their wedding trip. and they will ‘make their future home in Baltimore. The out-of-town guests present &t the ceremony in- cluded Representative and Mrs. E. C. Ellis, Mra. Katherine W. Walpool and Mrs. E. O. Berry. Beneath a bower of golden rod and gladiolas and in the presence of many relatives and friends, a very pretty wedding took place at high noon September 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Crawford of 1307 C street northeast, when their daugh- ter Grace Elizabeth became the bride %l]\lr. E. Marion Johnson of Madison, 5. The bride was becomingly gowned in a dark blue canton crepe dress and carried a bouquet of Orphelia roses and orange blossoms. Her. only attendant, Miss Mae A. Murray, wore a gown of gray georgette and car- ried a bouquet of pink roses. Mr. George Crawford, brother of the bride, acted as best man for Mr. Johnson. After the ceremony a luncheon was served, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson left immediately for Madison, where they will make their home. * Saturday, September 10, the mar- riage of Miss Elsie Virginia Deitrick, daughter of Mr. William Henry Deitrick of Danville, Va., to Mr. Harry ‘Walker Holland, also of Danville, SEPTEMBER 18, 1921—PART 2. took place in the home .of. Mr. and Mrs, Adrian Mattingly in Wash{ngton. The ceremony was performed. by Rev. Thomas Browne of Takoma . Park Baptist Church and; was followéd by 2 small and informal reception. The _decorations throughout tae lower floor of the home were in palms and sutumn flowets, . the ceremony taking place before an improvised altar, where candles burned. The bride wore a suit of brown broadcloth with hat and gloves of the same shade and carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. Attending the bride were little Billy Forley and Elsie Vick' Mat- tingly. the latter the:tiny daughter The marriage of Miss Anna Blythe of the hosts, who wore a dainty frock “atterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of pink tulle over taffeta and carried)George W. Patterson of Indian Head the wedding ring on a white satinito Lieut. Richard Haight Gifford cushion. Theiittle folk preceded the | United States Navy, son of Mrs. G bride and bridégroom to the altar. |ford and the late J. L. ord _of Mrs. Alexander Renshaw played the | Philadelphia, wedding marches and other wedding |evening, September 14, in the Episco- music. . {pal Church at: that place, the rector Following their wedding journey, of the church officiating. The interior Mr. andf®irs. Holland will make their |of the church was decorated with home in Danville. . cathedral candles and deli- cately shaded gladioli. ‘The bride was escorted and given away by her father. She wore a g of rich white satin, made simply, with a train falling from the shoulders. The veil was arranged in a becoming cap shape with a garland of orange blossoms above the brow, and she setting for the wedding, there being an improvised altar arranged on the porch, where Rev. Bischoff officiated. ter's hand in marriage tended by her sister-| Frank Joy,.as matron her sister, Miss Harriet Joy, as brides- rvnvlld. Mr. Mills had as best man Mr. lace. Boyd. The guests, including the two fami- lies, were grouped about the lawn for the wedding and the scene was an ex- ceedingly attractive one. Following a wedding journey, Mr. and Mrs. Mills returnied to make their home with the latter's family. The marriage of Miss Carrie E. Joy. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bernard F. Joy, to Mr.. Frederick B. Mills took place at 4 o'clock ‘Thursday afternoon, September 1, at’ the home of the bride’s ts on -Rigge road: . The grounds of tha home formed the took place Wednesday | carried a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. Attending her as matron of honor was Mrs. Guy Harcourt of Buffalo, sister.of the bridegroom, who wore B.|a gown of blue georgette crepe with a hat to match and carried a shower bouquet of yellow roses and larkspur. The bridesmaids were Miss Mary W. Fox and Miss Florence Hoskinson of Washington, and Miss Edith Martin of Annapolis, Md., who wore exquisite gowns of pink, Zreen and yellow georgette, respectively, with tulle hats in corresponding shades, and each carried shower bouguets of pink roses and larkspur. Little Anne Har- court of Buffalo, niece of the bride- groom, and little Jane Tulon of In- dian Head were flower girls. They wore net frocks over pink and blue, respectively, and carried baskets of sweetheart roses. - Lieut. Commander William T. Lightle, United States Navy, was hest man and the ushers were Lieut. Wil- liam A. Pollard, jr.; Lieut. Edward C. Siebert and Midshipman G. War- ren Patterson. jr.. brother of the bride, all wearing their summer uni- forms of white. A charmingly arranged reception followed the ceremony, when Mrs. Patterson assisted and wore a gown of black lace with a corsage of orchids. Mrs. Gifford, mother of the bridegroom, who also assisted, wore SOCIETY a gown of gruy canton crepe and a corsage bouquet of orchids. Later, Lieut. and Mrs. Gifford left for a trip through Canada and on their re- turn they will be at home in Wash- ington. A large number of guests attended the wedding from New Yori, (Continued on Eleventh l‘i-l‘&! Laces and Lace Curtain MME. VIBOUD, Inc.. Established 1855, 727 1ith St. N.W. ®te 9 P.M. at : Phillips’, 812 H St. NW. Dresses, Coats and Suits, $5 Up Hats, Skirts, Waists, $1 Up We carry the latest Fall styles up to $95.00; values to $150.00. A small deposit will reserve your garment. Come and see for Your- self. Sweaters, Searfy d Sashes * Mass. . The-guests present at the reception whieh followed included Rear Ad-‘ miral and Mrs. William S. Sims, Gibson Fahnestock of this city is an aunt of the bridegroom, elmost all the members of the and class of the Newpor: War lege. s 13th sireer northwest. Mr. William McGuire and Miss Marie J. McGuire of this city, father and sister of the ST Fine Fur PRI AL (0 SOASR S b O ATV AT search_for the soils bureau at Ar-| lington farm. 2 1208 G SE3E 2 Scandrett is a sister of Col.! Mre. Jay J. Morrow, former District Com- gih Tissiorier, and mow governor of the | W Lieut. and Mrs. Andrews left the | > same evening for their weddipg.jour- ; = ney. and in the cvening Mra. Gibson - Fahnestock entertained at dinner at & e the Casino in honor of the members R t = of the wedding party. Th2 Bride- epalrlng a = groom Is attached to”the battleship . - = o Special Prices E Dr. Lucien H. Greathouse, al = graduate of Central High School, and | § Not only will it make = £ %A 1 = Miss - Rebekah Scandrett. “lust' year your furs available for = ; teacher of spoken English in Smith! :::c: his;flll ";:f'; ti,fo::mltoe“r. = A Colleze, were married at the home A y = = of the bride’s mother, Mrs. M. siderable. TO ORDER = K ) X . Scandrett, Tenafl » J.. September REPAIRS NOW. = © Rey M Mcllvaias of Mexiville, §i September Prices " for = N. J. an_uncle. officiating. . They| e i = went to Old Forge inl the Adiron- | "'“Va.""“é‘ LG E) | N w dacks, and after September 19 will| are Very Special. Thor- = = be at home near the hls!ung Wash- | oughly satisfactory work. 2 ; ington. headquarters at Jamaica, ; nston. e eathouse 1 & | [ Fur Chokers, $2.50 Up . £ recearch chemist with the General| 3§ Chemical Company. He was a lieuten- | = ° ) ° ant in chemical warfare, in charge of a lto ut 0 intelligence service at Tours. and on a e l oun ues § proxioualy comlusted ritrates xe| 9 ° ’ i s T A sale prepared to give our friends and patrons a value demonstration beyond all expectations, in appreciation of their past patronage, which has made possible our phenomenal success. A sale that this entire section of country will talk about; for this is to be our SUPREME effort in VALUE-GIVING. Thousands of dollars’ worth of our own Carefully Se- lected Merchandise, together with special groups of High- class New Fall COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, WAISTS, MIL- LINERY, etc., secured from manufacturers at great price concessions for this special event, will ge on sale at ridicu- - lously low prices. | Continuing Special Sumper | Prices on All Fine Furs ARGAINS, such as made fur history during the August Sale season, are yet available at Saks’. 7 Owing to the continued hot weather, SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES stjll obtain throughout our T'These are fur bargains that you can buy without slightest element of risk—our 30-year-old repu- tation insures Quality, Finest Workmanship, Cor- rect Styling. \ A Small Deposit Reserves Any Purchase SAKS FUR cO. 81 Manufacturers Who Retail at Wholesale Prices 1212 F Street —_— - Ladies’ New Fall Dressés 300 very fine new Fall Dresses, in Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Soft Satin, Canton Crepes, Silk Taf- fetas and Crepe-back Satins. All elaborately beaded and embroidered. Wonderful values ‘at this low price. All $ Fall Coats Here is a one-day sale of luxurious Outer Coats at 3 very low price, as they are all fashioned in the finést new materials, with self and large fur collars, tine, Yalama Velours, Poiret Twills and Tinseltone. beauutfully silk lined and inter- These suits are exceptionally lined.- These values you will well tailored, all lined and in- ' positively not bg able to dupli- $ 50 1 4. terlined. Special- Anniversary cate later on in the season. L) New Fall Costume Suits One ot of very fine Ladies’ Suits, mostly all trimmed with fashionable furs, including embroid- ered, boxed and trimmed styles. Fashioned in Trico- sizes for women and misses. These dresses are regularly i Special Anniversary price...... $25.00 sellers....... price.......... ! Canton Crepe Dresses One lot of very exquisite Silk Dresses, consisting Twenty dozen $10.00 Silk Georgette Waists Handsomely embroidered-and One. lot Plain and Fancy Glove Silk : ) v This is an:exceptional offer of ivery Hl:gh-Grade beaded. Coats, which-later. in the season we will sell for $5.98 $1.98 S e A e T 1] O T T footwear is one of the most important requisites of a perfect costume. A selection made from the Fall models displayed at this store is an assurance of correct style, with the added attraction of moderate price. o - o - o oo o o o e e, o (o of Canton Crepes and Beaded " . Georgettes. Dresses in this lot you will pay $45.00 for else- $29 95 where. Special Anniversary [ ] 35 T T e . New Silk 700 Pairs Onyx : . . Underwear Pointex Hosiery Of very fine quality Satin. |In Black and all new Shades, A very elegant group of new Frocks, especially desirable for present wear. This offering is a smash- " ing triumph, as we feel that pre-war prices have been beaten. Every new and desir- able material is represented in ¥ this collection, and the styles One lot Extra Heavy are fresh from the designer Special Anniversary price. . Crepe de Chine Nightgowns AllSilk Fancy | Mallison's Pussywillow $6.00' Values Jersey Pettioats | Silk Petticoats - much motre money: They are full silk lined, in Bo- fur trimmed, while others-are — "y 5 Women’s High-Grade Fall and , - All-Wool Skirts models in the finest materials of Suedine, Tricotine, wool. Fancy: Pleatéd Skirts, In One lot of fine Mink and representing the highest™ e 7 versary price, These suits - ordinarily -would . - % . . One tot of Candy Sirie Extra Special!! Read This Item Tfilored sllil’t vertone Caats that he had in his entire line sac- . o ANl Dark Shades. These cbats are trimmed with fur collars of Raccoon, livia, Yalama Veloura rd Sil- trimmed .with self ‘materials.: $25 .00 A . ) - Winter Suits i Yalama Velour, etc. . Trimmed with Beaver, Mole- mowelty plids; . Regular $15 Chiokers. Very large and sell up to $85.00. All to go in ge sod A manufacturer’s gift to us of 100 $55.00 Coats rificed for our Anniversary Sale that we might sell - Sealine, Australian Opossum. - Sale Price, $35. vertone ' mixtures. = Many are Special Anmiversary price...... . : . Mink Chokers One lot of superfine, hand-tailored, fur-trimmed Orie 1%t ot Women's: All- skin and Squirrel. Very elaborately embroidered Salac - +Sneslt Auniversacy fluffy skins. Special Anni- type of a fall suit produced. § 5 $49.50| $9.95 | $15.00 the Anniversary Sale at....... : ; ok of the finest Bolivia, Suedine, Cut Bolivia and Sil- them to-you at the ridiculously low. price of $35.00. O Waists R e e