Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1922, Page 8

SOCIETY. . : ; Y, : SOCIETY." . with thelr r-u-oou. Mrs. Balley,|leges in Alabama end South Carolina. ith slippers te nt the winter of 1930. ecently he was detalled to the LA 8. ::tp:b‘:n:.:n t.u:: ':'.".:K.. hat mmmu = 4 o spent I~ Capt. Erler, who graduated with the | Military Academy. ith pi ——-'————‘—'—‘ = 1 ‘ 1 Indians. Bin Capt. Erler lnz his bride left later 'Upopnntkh:frur:t\lrn they will reside ; in the afternoon for a short wedding | ———————————————""" = K TFrancl trip, the bride wearing a smart gray (Continued on Ninth Page.) ‘ e ——————————————————————————————————eerteeeme et ettt Wetsitart vashs Sevepth |||} Pregident and Mrs. Harding to Attend | o SM@/MS i Unveiling Exercises at Princeton. o D | Degree Will Be Conferred. RlZlk BrOt}lerS Just for Frlday"" g T[:AEHP::’[:;T ::de:x:m}:;{::;:z g TWELVE-THIRTEEN F at tea of Senator and Mrs. Joseph Irwin France, who 4 9 . will entertain them in thelr Baltimore omen's 1te Rome mext week afeer the Francis ‘ Scott Key Memorial ceremonies. Senator and Mrs. Joseph S. Freling- hftysen will entertain President and Mrs. Harding this_evening at their W Oes home in Raritan, N. J.. where they went by train this morning, Tomor- row the chief executive and Mrs. . Harding will be present at the un- h ]1 h ® 1 1 t v-lt}inz n‘l the mon]um;rm '!n ».;:‘mn;u:?n- W rrow— ration of the battle of the Revolution ¢ sha ave a special sale Omorro at Princeton, N. J., and at the exercises 1 11 d d . w D W}l. L at Princeton University, when the Pres- ident will receive a doctor's degree. several hundred pairs wwomen s 1te Low | Ko ing e otcmontes Brcaident an | Mrs. Harding wili return to Raritan S}l t and remain with Senator and Mrs. 0€s a' | Frelinghuysen until Saturday, com- ing back to Washington in time to attend the marriage Saturday after- noon of Miss Catherine Hughes a daughter ‘of the Secretary of z and Mrs. Hughes, to Mr. Chauncey Lockhart Waddell, which will take place at 4 o'clock in Betblehem H Chapel. a pair - ® “ Ambassador of Argentina Honor Guest at Farewell Dinner. The ambassador of Argentina, Mr. Le Breton, will be the honor guest at dinner this evening of the naval attache of the French embassy. Capt. Rigal, who will entertain a They’re the wanted styles—Oxfords, Pumps, company of twelve in his apartment on 18th street. Among the other 38 Summer Dresses . .. Canton Crepe Organdies Crepe de Chine Reduced to 35 17 Sports Coats 10 Sports Suits Sold up to $68.50 Two and Three Piece Reduced to . Sold up to $98.50 . $20.50 539.50 "hi =1 give a large reception this afternoon buck and White Elkskin. £t Rauscher's, from 5 to i, on. the| 7 — occasion of the marriage of King [morial Church and no invitations You'll have more than a score of models from T o e Sl I™ o x| M. HIt and ‘hia B wil Teceive . . ! | inorm ? S which to choose—excellent fitting lasts—turned Sea Mare O R i ra: | ater the members of the two families - (=] ac&e‘r : ' . . - 7 icelve in the small reception room, and t:rlx l:emr::mbzrll 7! dthel l:‘fll;{ - welted and flexible soles—low, medium and high Fii%pe St 0y ihe merbere of) vy Wil b anteriined at the 5, Tiwelve T F 5t will wear a gown of thip gray ma- heels. All sizes and widths in the combined lots. terial, with hat to match. The room8 | Migs Elizabeth Hanns and Miss - will be decorated with the flag of | ¢, Story will start today for aroline |the kingdom of the Serbs, Croats|Byrou, Illinois, where gmg will visit o, v and Slovenes, with palms and cut|the former's aunt, Mrs. Medill Mc. flowers in the reception room and|Cormick in her county home, Rock- & smilax in the ballrooms, where there |ford Farms. . i 1 3 = t: vill be th ini; f Bwit: . S 5 % S_trap Effects: z}nfi Sports sty l'es'—m .Whnte (:Janvas, gussts will bo the minister of Switser z):l:se.l':;;n::; l::g.;:r;,::: Kool Cloth, White Duck, White Kid, White Nu- aThe minister of the Serbe Croats | Siutr yil' Welter 5. Grosley. will be dancing throughout the afternoon. Priscilla, the Countess of Annesley, The marriage of Princess Marie and | has gone to Fort Monroe, Va., where [ KinE Alexandsr will, saiie, Plage I8 | Sitcnnl ‘Snd whicre she will remsin - WE OFFER FOR QUICK REMOV AL reception, which wili be 11 o'clock |Over the week end, returning to New e e o | et LADIES’ UNDERTHINGS, AS FOLLOWS: the trip on the royal yacht on the Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Pavenstaedt, Danube and were met by barges|the latter formerly Baroness Stern- - carrying delegates from the Juzosf.v berg, entertained a company at dine Who arrived in Belgrade Tuesday, wili Ly —_ KAYSER AND VAN RAALTE EeBrescas, the Bk roval Sy 3t ot "piucs “Thesday Jume. 6, at 3 ] performed. in the. cathedral, and ali|o'clock. in the Cathollc Chapel at UNION SUITS, were up to $8.95, reduced to......... (] the Serblan traditions and super- r’ux Foint, ;r!;;n a:ucu Frlx;‘iel Smith g itions v i e ‘rupulously ob- ecame e e O apt. 0 Jame g Open 8:45AM. 7709-1111 G St. N.-W. Close 5:30 PM. scrved The bride will not cross the | Erler, U & A The ceremony was BLOOMERS, were up to $2.95, reduced to threshold of her future home until |performed by Rev. Langton. pastor Snap Up These Remnants In 3 Jug of wine as svmbols et ‘the | §liia’ine” shnctuars. ‘The wedding : p Up 1 music was played by the organist, OPERA VESTS, were up to $3.95, reduced to......... $1.95 aft her wedding, when she will 5 r ster hor wedding, han she il |CTthe chael, and anslaborate dec: EMBROIDERED VESTS, were up to $3.95, reduced to. . ... .$1.95 ing. She will also carry garments|JMUsic wWas playved by the organist.| (U FERA VESILD, were up to $3.Y5, réAUCCE 10...cccvneeeees S | for herself and her husband, as, ac-|Mr: Frederick Moyer. %l cording to the Serbian cusiom, the| The bride, who was escorted by her (With rubber at top) bride must supply the husband with |brother-in-law, Maj. John B-nnlnr his raiment. ton Bennett, jr., U. S. A., was lovely ‘ The king and his bride will spend|in her gown of soft white satin : their honeymoon in one of the castles | veiled in chiffon and lace, and held in Jugoslavia. The wedding pres-|here and there with tiny clusters of ODD LOT UNDERWEAR GREATLY REDUCED ; ormer prices have been entirely i red in the remarking of o ots. Ve've ents have been many and beautiful, v F h b tirel, ored in thi ki f odd lots. W |orange buds. Her veil of rars lace forgotten all about cost and profit—all Remnant lots must be disposed of at once. i suons them oS¢ ot turoicave of a3 becomingly arranged with s coro- C de Chi . o Read every item, and then be on hand at store-opening to take advantage of the 30arle o Rumania "motner’ of the ead s{ho:gr Dlossoms, and she car. repe de Chine Gowns and Chemise. . .. ... B St Sy B S T ‘4 inir acinae | bride 9 |lilles of the valley. Mre. John Ben- 3 : SErRariEes Ee | Ehg Rumanian, Peasants gave Ber % mington Bennett aitended her sister Crepe de Chine CREMISC. ... .peueenenneanneannnennn cin 295 R L i 1h;r ‘“h'"1,'fi sd]n&irer: sent a flnck-:l "!'mm\'tf of honor, wearing an ;{i C de Chi St . 2.50 g | of rams with golden horns. ective afternoon gow: of orcl ar. B I I I I ) IR - emnant Lots o ,000 Smart ad L repe de Chine Step-ins. .. s T D i o numee e Radium Step-ins .-y cuimsioni il e S PR - Bibesco, was unable to sail Tuesday b aboard the Mauretania, owing to fil..s;::“m:yt., ‘::db:x‘:i“::::'u '::;: ummer r B |slight illness, which also prevents his ( Maj. Robert Vam Volkenburg, Maj. i esses coming from New York fo Washing- | Adam Emple Potts, Mai Arthur B NO EXCHANGES NO CREDITS NO C. 0. D's = NO RGeS N R O ton to attend the reception this after- | Harris and Capt. Willis Feale. & noon, which the minister of the Serbs. | A la ] 11 1 For Women and Misses Have Been Reduced to Eroats’ "ana Siovenes “and. Mme. | Han which ey decorated. ity s Grouitch will give in celebration of | profusion of American beauty roses, the wedding of King Alexander of the [ palms and ferns, which formed & ; 75 Tricolette Dresses 35' 9 8 | inecom ot "chs Cerbe, Cronte” and | Bemuitel” braciigiound for “the re: E 1 The bride cut the Slip-over models and open- mania, which will take place In Bel- wedding cake with her husband's sleeve styles. A good assort- $ 98 ment of colors and sizes. 2 grade today. sword, following a set custom at Values up to $13.00. 1106 G Street. NW. The Italian consul in Washington, | ATMY Weddings, and there was danc- ; = e ; Dr. Salvatore Floria " wae post st |ing throughout the afternoon. gmghams Dotted Swisses, Soisette [ |Dr. Salvatore Florla, twas host at, ™, "{2if1 couple were assisted in —Organdies and combinations—Dainty farewell to the special attache of the i7eCeiving by Mrs. Elizabeth 8. Bai- . yles—: i i B | Italian embassy and Signora Buggell, ;16 of St Louls, grandmother of the 75 Sllk Dresses smart styles—some are tnmm.ed with Bl ho will leave mext Ve for abE o, ibride, and her gown was of em- bl o organdies, others with embroidery or M |tion in their home, in Italy. The|broidered black net trimmed with ). missioner of Italy In New York, : L x A 2 ldet. Mrs. Erler. mother of the bride- 2 + Values I“a:te" dzioalgzs cg.amsml-‘gt st44y1es. in all other guests included the high com. lE—?::"'.:fi':u'::"m"::’;hfl.x;' ibrids ~ v € B 1Z€: (e} 3 81, F att: 3 th . ' A to $35.00......... 98 Eno Erancenco Qunttrone and el “The guests included, in addition to! ® - 2 Dresses suitable for L Signora Guildoni. Mrs. Erler and Miss Erler, 2ll of the s : 3 officers stationed at West Point and most any occasion. S—— L All ot the foreign naval nttuhn[thelr families, Mrs. Price, widow of L Made of Canton crepe, l s e uce : N ¢ ! de chine, crepe arewell dinner last evening, at the crepe ; i Columbia Country Club, in Honor of now in Washington entertained at a | the late Gen. Butler Price, U. 8. Army; knit, tricolette, taffeta Commander and Mrs. W. W. Galbraith. Mrs. John B. Bennet and little Emilie it e S5 W || Bargains Galore—Some Y, Price and Less || - and combinations. All good styles and colors. 100 Wash Shkirts, The guests numbered twenty-four. |[liam Bennet of New York and M g penee * | Bhaep, widow of the late C = . Worth up to $2.98, 9 J -00 s, Qi SIS Sonket ot Cutes | nED apie Ty S Tnle Can W Sale Starts 9 to 5:30—None C. O. D. or Reserved l resses === = ;;;:;ned )'e:!e:gl)’ dlf!?l’ a fou':"-r:on;h lnndl Annlpgfll. h“’a;hlnnen friends . . . = rn abroad, uring whicl e | w me that . - - Val to $55.00 Eabda.rdme Skirts of fine quality B | visited the Holv'Land and other parts ::,n:;:.::::mxtl fi]iu:hl’:;:r'l‘;'n:;fi.ifi:r?n:‘;: 120 Summer Dresses—Broken Lines,some mussed, figured voiles, $3.98 Smart styleas flolre:omo 5 g:da;e:’?. bltlrtltr::;ed S it a Mrs. Horace G. Macfarland .mez-gw'”“‘““ Fark Hotel, “"‘hfi:’:llmfi;': 0"83‘“1195 and glngha‘mS; values to $15. .Friday ....... sicie/einisieisiecivle 4 % : = = | tained i . [ ——— o s : en and misses, Every @b 95 fea eming 't ine Chavy Chase Club, | : 35 Silk Dresses of Taffeta, Foulards and other Silks. They're § 95 Tpoecd matensl e z s B | ey " Cibatey wite "o tne.com: E broken lines. Values to $30. Frida; Y 5 I 2 i . Most = | Walter S. Crosley, wife of the ‘com- b ) s e el s e B color. Most all sizes are 85 to $7.98 Skirts P of 8 ey Wert st T | i L B i i 9 S y and Folding Chairs. In stock with a general H = %Fhe guests included Representative | iise of tarsiters: 75 Silk and Crepe Dresses. Values to $40. $ .95 $ Remmult LO‘ Of $ d 3 98 and MMrs. Célllr]el R. Connell, Bopr!‘-lon-d Rapids & Chicago Sample Room 3 an 2 2.98 and $3. gntative, Clfrencs, MacGregor, "Ihe) ‘and whal whie Fursitere Biotangs, ||| Friday -....ooooooo e . : wash walsts Gabardines and Surf Satins, of finest qual- Austria and Mme. Procnik, Gen. and ity. All new styles, with fancy pockets and e ot ol Capt and BOBBED HAIR earl-button trimming. o auft S e andaiy Do 9 e price ........ Coats and Wraps 8| McXee, Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, Mrs. Fran- N. 1431, 15th and You nu.qg: | cois Berger Moran, Commander John Open Ut 7:80 Henry Newton, Capt. John Lawrence Voiles, Organdies and Dimities. Plain : tt, Capt. John D. Beveridge, Dr. | ¥ white, white with colored trimmings, Val"‘es Up to $35°00 - e '!:m?ry SIr. Richara Whaiey, plain colors and some trimmed with Mr. Tom Jenkins and Mr. John M. | g Al White. All sizes. .00 B L s r oo of the hostess: Gless, d{;fi:fifl;fl_ 35 Tweed Suits in all Colors and Sizes. Values to $35.00 28 Suits of Navy Tricotine. Sizes 16 to 38, in medium and sport coat models. Values to $65. Col. and_Mrs. T. O. Donaldson and . oot g0 i 7.0, pennepon sne| S Bareim RASD M| $30 Shantung Silk Suits, Friday . . . $22.50 . : tained at a farewell dinner last even- atlllll' . ] . . .Silk Hose $ 1 200 | AU new spring models of the most popular [ ing 3t g chem Cpass Clanter Gt | 419 New Jersey Ave. . (|| $75 Tailored Long Coat Suits, Friday . $45.00 || leave early in July for San Francisco| gyo ., o fi::; i Reduced to, Pair . .... and misses. | whate Col. Sirmyer has baen ordered _Before er after busipess s . Silk and lisle mixtures, with reinforced sale Tweed Sui BB | 5 doiy, e ety ncluded Col 2ad 25 Coats of Tweeds and Other Material, also Black Velvet $Q.95 i i S e 25 Tweed Suits B | omers ke Yoot || M. Pasternak Jackets. Valuesto$25. Friday............ccoeeozozne.. 9 sizes. > Bath in g S u its Worth up to $45.00 ::;".'h’:-‘: ;.%3:55.;:'::‘,:', o, y s n98 5 ington have sent out cards for & re- "' t 1 6 _— . ® | ception and dance, to be given Tu . ° 0 ° e day._ evening, June 20, at 8:30 o'clock, 8 | ot Rauscher's, in honor of the s P‘:lllppinln lnfinpondnnce missio; al ime D. De Veyra, I ent eo%mlil(oner of the Ph?llpvln.u. and The Connecticut Avenue Shop 1209 Conn. Ave. N.W. ° A Special Group of Coats and Wraps of All Kinds—also Capes of Tricotine§ I 8 .95 and other materials values to $40. Friday....... A complete assortment of all-wool and silk- Imported Tweeds and Homespuns. Newest % and-wool suits. Beautiful styles, attractively spring models and colors. Perfectly tailored - , trimmed. All sizes. and silk lined. Mme, ?‘JX:Z“IS‘;“:‘( entertain af din- ' - - F 'd s % Continuing the Big Sale of B i Sl B Georgette Beautiful Skirts,Value $18.00,Friday, $] (- se of Samples of Silk Underwear [ & i iirs: for one hundr The entire Selegation, which will esmprise flom Values Up to $5.98 | $ B ol e weminent LRSS WT Fine quality Silk Underiear, in crepe de chine and radium silk. [ Sheicnpi s Included in the assortment you will find Teddy combinations, step- BWSilk Skirts in white, plaids and 'stripes; “Dew Kist,” Fantasi, Roshanara, - Dresses Flannel and Eponge. Also novelty cloths. Reduced to ’19 100 Trimmed Hats; values $5 to $7.50. To close..................98¢ 10 Dozen Sport Sweaters in all Colors. Values to $5.00. .. ..$1.98 & $2.98 3 Dozen Camisoles, light and dark colors; values to $2.50. Close.....59¢ ins, bloomers and camisoles—all trimme.d with fine laces and rib- Dirdesmara tor Miss bons.” Choose from white, flesh or orchid ................... o (2t her marriage to Mr. Henry Landon; 5 Dozen Sitk Stockings, black, brown, and gray. $2.00 value.... .$1.10 r., Saturday. Mre. in “an lin will go to Mattapoisett, Mass., next week, to remsain throughout the summer. 6 Dozen White Voile Blouses; values to $3.98. Friday... ....x....98¢ 5'Dozen Blouses—broken lines Georgettes, in light and dark colors; Crepe de Chine in light shades; sold to $10.00. To close...... Smart Hats Reduced to 85 $10 315 e of Miss Eva Jose- daughter of Mr. and rard Meyer, to Mr. Isaac Rey- o at o' Sock in tha Bick o e Ad’veftisas Prefer T !ie S G W R o e 0 W o) Experienced