Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1921, Page 49

: Dwight . andria, Va. SOCIETY Weddings Feature Week’ Of Society Happenmgs [ . & : A pretty weddlng of . yesterday afternoon was that of Miss Margaret Catherine_Beall, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Filmore Beall, and Nr. Thomas Fyland Buchanan of Staun- tom, son of Mr. Brodus B. Buchanan of Staunton, Va. The’ceremony was performed at & o'clock in the country estate of the bride’s, parents, Alta Vista, at Beltsville, Md., by Rev. E. W. Rishell of Johnstown, Pa.,ssist- ed by Rev. Mr. Whittig of Beltsville, Md. Miss Carlotta Risdell of Johns- town, Pa. was' mald of homor, and the bridesmaids ' were Miss Hilda Berkey. of Pittsburgh. Miss Susie Beall and Miss Evelyn HaH of Belts- ville. Little Miss Ann Dove Moffett of this city was flower girl. M. Thobourne Roane of Baltimore was the best man, and the ushers were Mr. Milton Townsend and Messrs. Per- kins of Maryland. Mrs. John Beall of Bells\ ille played the wedding music. An improvised altar was erected heneath a giant oak on the lawn, be- fore which the ceremony was per- formed, and in the house golden rod and t\x!umn leaves were used for the Qdecoration. The bride wore a gown of white georgette crepe embroidergd in mold and carried bride roses and lilies of the valley. Her maid of honor was in georgette crepe shaded trom pale gold to deep rich bronze. Mrs. Beall, mather of the bride. who received with the wedding party, +wore a gown of black chantilly lace over black satin. Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan will make their home in! the south, where the former is south- ern fleld representative of the Amer- ican Red Cross. Among' the out-of-town guests were Miss Louise Jones of North Carolina .and Miss Blanche Cathcart of Balti- more. The wmarriage of Miss Mary Preston Alexander McLenden. l son of Mr. and Mrs. McLenden n{ North Carolina, took place Thursday. ‘The ceremony was performed in the Washington home of the bride by Rev. John Lee Allison. pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church of Alex: Mrs. Seymour Crane, jr. sister of the bride, was matron of honor. and the best man was Dr. Dickinson, U. S. N. The house had a decoration of palms, ' ferns. white asters and pink roses. The bride wore white crepe de chine with a tulle veil held with orange blossoms and carried bride roses and llies of the valley. Her matron of honor was-in tangerine georgette crepe with a silver sash and carried Ophelia reses with delphinium. Mrs. Thompson, mother of the bride, wore whits and carried sweetheart roses. Dr. and Mrs. McLenden will be at home, on the conclusion of their wed- ding trip, in Annapolis, Md., where the former is now statloned. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Redfern of North Carolina, sisters of the bride- groom; Mr. and Mrs. Walter McLen- den, Mr. and Mrs. Miles G. Thompson of Pittsburgh, and a ntimber of friends of both bride and bridegroom from Annapolis. Miss Florence Eleanor Voelzel of Denver. Colo., and Mr. James Edward Kerr of. New York were quietly mar- ried in St. Stephen's Chorch Wednes- day afternoon. September 21. it 6 o'clock, Rev. Dr. George F. Dudley officiating in the presence of a small group of frlends of both parties. ‘The bride wore a charming gown of ‘white chiffon and lace and a picture hat of lavender mousseline trimmed in ostrich plumage. Her corsage bou- quet was of orchids and white roses. Miss Effie Beall attended the bride and wore a_ gown of pink-beaded georgette, a large hat of black lace braid and a corsage bouquet of Kilarney roses. Mr. B. T. Brown of New York was best man for Mr. Kerr. Following the ceremony there was a wedding dinner at Franklin Square Hotel, when the guests, be- sides the wedding party, were: M and Mrs. Willlam T Gordon. Mi Girace Williams and Mr. 52 4 Brashears, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kerr 1 | Little Lillie Byers, young sister of | gl | é {Owing to continued un- f Mr. Thomas R. Buchanan—Other Noted Miss Margaret Cntliarine Beall Becomes Bride of ' Matrimonial Events Chronicled. ! sailed from, New York Thursday for a year of travel abroad, during_which time they will visit England, France, Germany and Greece. On their re-. turn they. will make their home on | Long Island. . | The mxrringe of Miss Helell Keith Byers and Mr. Ratph C, Dudrow of Hyattsville, Md. took place at the, home of the bride’s mother, 1718 Newton street northwest, Wednesday | .afternoon in the presence of relatives and friends. The bride was '“"‘I in marriage by her mother, -Mrs. Elizabeth Byers, and was attended by Mrs. M. L. Sharp of Asheville, N.' C., as matron of honor. The bride's wedding gown was of white satin, trimmed in ivory white chantilly lace. She carried a shower bouquet of ! bride” roses. Her veil -was held with ! a.wreath of orange blossoms. Mrs. Byers.wore a gown of brown | satin with overdraperies of chantilly lace. Mrs. Sharp was in a gown of rose color organdy and she carrledl a shower bouquet of pink roses. the bride, dressed in a_dainty white! (Continucd on Eighth Page) MISS VERNIE MAUPIN, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James| Mones Maupin, whose marriage to Mr. | ‘T. Hunton Leith will take place Sat- urday, Octeber 8. | ‘Special Bargains in Fine Furs seasonable weather and maturing bills, we an- nounce a Sacrifice Sale of All Furs, beginning Tuesday morning, with Prices Lower Than August Sale Levels! YA Small Deposit will reserv: and of these remarkable val. ues in handsome Coats, Muffs | /and Chokers. Lowent Prices for Best work- ?-nhlp on Repairing and Remodel- il FURRIERS FOR 20 YEHARS. 829 14th St. N.W. one 2089 line sho vmnl;y you day longer. materials. For Monday and Tuesday, October 3 and 4, in Jelleff’s Millinery Salon—Third Floor Mnflllnn@ " Fxpositiomn E are hardly in a position to en- guests in our torn-up Mil- ut after all, we are in- see beautiful hats and not a beautiful salon. With social calendars filling - up, with October’s promise of unusual activ- + ity, we cannot withhold the exposition of newest millinery for any consideratlon. one Ei Paris hats directly from “Mnmn 1 Lewis,” “Jeanne” and others. Amer- ican models and adaptations. Hats for dress, sports and general wear. Inclusive of the favored colors and’ Very moderately priced. . AY STAR THE SUN " finest coats produced. Every Woman---in belted, rento, brown. Women’s New $59.50 to $69.50 Tricotine Suits, $49.75 Smart Tallored Navy Tricotine Suits, de- signed especially for the woman who has her own lovely furs. These suits are the finest examples of the tailor’s art—slim shoulders, | tapering sleeves, slender, graceful lines. New long coat silhouettes, notched collars, belted and unbelted models, self bands, fine tucks, smart pockets and braid trimming. WASHINGTON, trimmed with the finest of furs, including Mole, Squirrel, Nutria, Wolf and Opossum. Colors, too, are noteworthy—navy, black, sor- ‘D. €. OCTOBER 2, ew Fashzons Here dt Prices chted by Delay in Rebuilding Work UST when our house should look its grandest it the inside of a barn. Two new elevators are being installed— should have been ere this, but delay in getting steel will carry the work far into October. Hundreds of square feet of badly needed selling space is sacrificed to rebuilding activity. “The Prices.Will Suit-—the Styles Will Suit Rebuilding Sale of Newest Fall Suits Women'’s. New $89.50 to $135- Suits,’58° It’s hard to set forth the sumptuous beauty of these splendid new ‘Suits. There are fifty of them. ' The majority were made to sell at $100 to $125. The fabrics include Kashimir Radiant, Moussyne and Evora. The fashion- ing is exquisite—long line fitted jackets, some beautifully hand-embroidered and camel, burro, taupe, reindeer and Two models are pictured. Women’s New $50 to $65 { Twweed Sports Suits, $29.75 Among them Donegal tweeds and English 1 homespuns, the very long as well as hip-length | jackets, semi-fitted as well as belted box styles. Colors are tan, gray, green, brown, volnay red, sorrento and burro. i Jelleff’s—Second Floor ‘Startling Rebuilding ,Values in Women’s Women’s New $55.00 to $69.50 Dinner Gowns, $49.50 A large collection of the newest Dinner and Afternoon Gowns in canton, crepe satin, Rosha- nara. crepe faille and meteor.combined with laces and bright colored georgette facing—self color and and vivid embroidery and beading, newest side and loose panels, hip waist line, Spanish .drapery, bell and flowing sleeves. Navy, black or * hrown, some combined with purple fuchsia, vol- nay red, jade and sapphine. Styles for large ‘women included. Anticipate your needs for the social season just at hand by taking edvan- tage of this sale of $85 Evening Gowns, $65 Striking new beaded robes over satin, crystal, jet or sequin beading. White, blnck, sapphire and flame. DRESSES | Women’s New $26.50 t’o $30 . ' Cloth Dresses, $15 | More than a hundred fine Tricotine Dresses in navy, black ot brown. - Tailored and trimmed styles. ' Beading, hand embroidery, braid and but- ton-trimming. Fitted basque, coat and straight- line models. All favored new fall styles. Women’s New $45.00 to $65.00 Cloth Dresses, $25.00 Dresses, in tricotine, twill cord and velour. Brald grproidery, wool frinige, openwork, satin ribbon and bright colored beading. For Large Women, New $50 to $65 Cloth Dresses, $34.75 Perticularly selected to please large women. Fash- foned of finest tricotine or twill cord, in long tunic, side panel and coat styles that give the slenderizing line. Navy, black or brown. Jellef’s—Second Filoor [ It’s a New Winter Coat Consider These at Rebuilding Sale Prices Women’s Sumptuous $185 to $300 Paletots, $155 ‘Only twenty of them—rare examples of the Indescribably lovely with their lustrous materials and costly furs. Colors too rich to be enumerated as the popular shades of which they are only aristocratic cousins. tipeé, Cubm heels, straight lace cut, in Jiane s 781000 fords, with low. flat heels. Rebuilding Sale at........ Dark Brown Calf,” Two-Strap Pump, -with. tips, welt soles and 6w flat heels, very good looking ; an ideal hik- $9 00 ing shoe.. Rebuilding Sale price! A saving of only $2 or $3 on a pair - --But these are the very newest arrivals in Smart Fall Footwear N So RebuildingSacrificesMeanMuchHe're One of the newest models pictured, a black calf, five-eyelet lace oxford, with military heels and patent leath- er trimmed, is priced for Rebuilding Sale at Black Calf Brogue Oxfords, with wing | Scotch Grain Brogue Blucher cut Ox-' $10.00 | Women’s New $75 to $89.50 Wrappy Coats, $59.50 Ot Normandy, Erminie or Pollyanna. Pleated panel wraps. Fitted bodice coat. with ripple skirts; also belted coat. Collars of wolf, beaver, squirrel and nutria. Navy, black, brown, burro, sorrento or taupe. Jelleft’'s—Second Floor $10.00 Two-Strap Gray Buck Pumps, with black calf trimming and also in brown suede, with brown calf trimmings, welt soles and low flat heels for Rebmldmg $10 00 Sale at. ... Tan Grain Bmgue Oxfords, with the new round toes and low flat heels, tops - and ball straps. A Rebuilding Salesnvmgof“onthue.t $6 00 Jellef's—Main' Floor Strictly Tailored and Elaborately Trimmed Cloth . % 1921—PART ,seems more like SOCIETY AT are we to do? What else but crowd dwplayu together, offer compensating price concessions and pay our customers for shopping under such conditions. The newest Winter wearables are here in great profusion, at prices that will make you forget - barriers and pm'tmuns and think only of the values. - Department Hardest Hit of All Reaéts thh Most Drastic Rebuilding Concessions Saleof SilkUnderwear Tailored—the Very Finest .?ilkk—Exquiu’tcly Finished Silk Breakfast Jackets, $5.00 model—trimmed with scalloped ruching. Maize, light blue, copenhagen, pink, rose and peach. This coat was sold last year for $6.95—now at $5.00. 1 Crepe de Chine Breakfast Coats—straight-line } $6.00 to $12.00 Silk Petticoats, $4.85 Silk Petticoats, tailored models—tucked and picot flounces— straight-line models, Fleeh, white, orchid and light blue. $8.50 to $16.50 Silk Gowm, $6.85 Silk gowns, of excellent quality crepe de chine, trimmed with filet, venise and French val laces— georgette and lace medallions. Sleeveless mod- els. Flesh and white. Jelleff’'s—Main Floor ‘of radium and moon-glo— l 1 | $3.00 to $6.00 Silk Camisoles, $1.85 81lk Camisoles, of heavy quality crepe de chine and satin—lace trimmed and tailored models, with tucked, hemstitched yokes. Ribbon:straps. Flesh and white. - $5 and $6 Silk Petticoats, $3.95 300 All-jersey Silk Petticoats and jersey top, with satin flounces—fancy pleated and ribbon trimmed. One mode! with fife pleated flounce and two small ruffles on edge. Black, navy, purple, taupe, brown, whirlpool, henna, ‘tan, French blue. $5 to $8.50 Silk Bloomers, .$3.85 Silk Bloomers and Step-Ins, of radium, moon- glo and crepe de chine—tailored models. with hemstitched ruffle. Flesh, white, orchid and light GLOVES?---Buy Now! They’re Most Exceptlonal at Rebutldmg Prices . $3 Two-Clasp French Pique Gloves, $1.65 Just the right weight and just the right colors for just now. You know Centemeri quality and style. black, mode brown. Colors are white, tan, ! I Once Over the Barrier . 12-Button White ' Glace Gloves, $4.85 . Such gloves to the well-dressed woman ! a staple article in her wardrobe. They emerge from the cleaners looking’ like new. 8-button, $4. Jellefl’'s—Main Floor You Are Among Wonderful Rebuilding Values in Misses’ Suits and Frocks Misses’ New $92.50 to $135 Fashion Suits, $65 Handsome Fur-trimmed Suits of Moussyne and Duvet de Smartly collared and otherwise adorned with mole- skin, beaver, nutria, squirrel and Australian opossum. These suits are in the fashionable colors of Malay, tortoise shell Laine. and sorrento. One style is pictured. Misses’ $55 Suits, $29.50 The popular Bannockburn tweed, tailored, oh, so strictly; with notched or convertible collars and belts or not, as you please. Brown, tortoise shell and volnay red. 14, 16, 18. ’ Jersey F ro¢ks White leather collar and cuffs. quality jersey, in reindeer, brown, copen and sorrento. Sizes 14, 16, 18. - $25 Tricotine Frocks, $15.75 Cleverly fashioned straight-line models, braid trimnied' navy Sizes 14, 16, 18. blue tricotine. effects. Luxuries at the Price of Necessities Applies to the son. Really youthful in deslgn—clever]y so, because they are dmtmctly s misses’ frocks, and are developed in Canton crepe, satin-faced Can- ton crepe and crepe de chine.. Straight-line, blouse, panel and tunic Navy blue or black. F-U-R- 5 Early mdlcatxons presage a great vogue for furs during the commg sea- ere are several reasons for this. Good Sizes 14, 16, 18. Jelleft's—Second Floor Lowered in Price to Meet Handicap of Rebuilding In the first place, fine furs are not expenswe this year; then things point to more social activity than Washington has seen for many a season. The Limitation' of Armament Conference will bring hundreds of smartly dressed women to Washing- ton. We know the women of the Nation’s Capital will not suffer by com- ' parison. We Instance a Few Remakable Fur Values 36-inch length in duk selected skins, very rich shades. Such fur coats are purticnlnrly for misses. Hudson Seal Coats, $310 The finest quality in three-quarter length. Choice of contrasting collars and' cuffs of natural skunk, beaver, squirrel. Beautiful new linings. Wolf Scarfs, $25 Formerly sold up to $75.00. Alaska wolf ani- mal scarfs, in fine quality all-silk lined. Colors in black, taupe, brown and lucille. Truly most exceptional values. - Jap Mink Coats, $195 .Three-quarter lengths in novelty worked Mink Coats. Very fashionable medium and dark se- lected pelts. Some are trimmed with tails and paws and have interchangeable belts. Mole Coats, $245 to $495 Specially priced coats and wraps in the finest - Scotch mole, plain all mole and models trimmed in silver .fox, squirrel and Kolinsky, 36 to 48 inch lengths. Fox: Scarfs,. 339.50 Formerly sold up to $95.00. Brown, taupe, sllver, black, lucille and battleship. double fur animal and cape effects. ~ g Jelleff’s, mquddied warranty of satisfaction obtains . notwithstanding the low ' prices of these furs. N\ Jellef's—Sceond Floer. -~ We Never Forget to Mention “Gold Stripe” The Silk Stockings that wear—because wom- en who wear GOLD STRIPE Silk Stockings become stanch friends of Jelleff’s. - $2and$2.75.Pur 1216 F St N. W. Store Hours—9:15 to 6, Incoding Setardays Made 1n 7 7,"