Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1922, Page 8

H“'| Clearance is making Deepest Reductions for Friday (Closed All Day Saturday) Chord and Mrs. Boyle. i = == ;::firmeh;lv are gucsts of the latter's ;'.'77"59'"” department in the last twenty-four fects. | Host 1 . Mrs, Edward Van Ingen. i - St Chiirenns I H Torportant Dinnes Parts. Monday. for' Wesl Virginia wherc | Tai o Newels Bowe o s e Drinst pEEIHR0 o SR enuzenis p en l as reSSCS The Postmaster General, Dr. Hubert | ip ¢ “mme:l’e"fl the remainder of ynd M. and Leona Propst, boy. i Work, former president of e Awment |l e L s s & Comet, g1, Pure $ilk White Hose, full fashiched. Every pair g3 95 i C A can Medical Assoclation, W rs. Emerson H . v, Vivian C. v, t g ertect. Lisle garter top. Sale Price.................. - They have all been gathered into four groups Somor. gucat at dinner last eveninE |engagement of Loy Gannnounces the MR LWALTER o mOYALS Toomas i aa o et Do = . il v | < . of the charge d'affaires of the Panama | beth, to Dr. Alfredo Gonzalez Prada,| Who left W George H. and Madeline Robinson, girl. Two styles of White $ilk Howe with embroidered clocks. Excel- to expedite clearance. Imported Ginghams, Tagetion: Benor Don Joseph B, Lefavre. | arst seeratars s cn onzaler Prads, | B raratory to aatiing: for the Raymond J. and Alice . Smith, boy. lent quality silk, lisle top—and, of course, full fashioned. ¢ 35 s - = & The dinner was given in compliment | bagsy” Miss Howe 1o tho Asushtes of | Dines to Join her husband {acon B. and Cioe L. Jones, boy. Bals DEVBRL s ci oS et eesant bk o 823 Linens, Ratines, French Voiles, Normandy fo “the committee of the AMEFICAn |the Tate Emeosant Hovn oo aulnter of | Royats, Medical Corpa, L. 8. A 7 P ana Beln A, Pomonacr by Medical Assoclation appointed to CO-|and Princeton. She is a graduate of | Bew station at Manila. H, and Nettie 1. Thompson, girl. Sale of Lingerie and P Blouses, Dimities, Volles, Voiles. Dotted Swisses, Shantungs, Organdies, S Guests of Persian ocielt The Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge El Consul General at Shubert - Garrick Last Night. HE Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge were guests of Gen. H. H. Topakyan, Persian consul general in New York, at the presentation of “A Gentleman From Misslssippl,” by the stock com- pany at the Shubert-Garrick last night. Gen. Topakyan had as other guests in his box Senator and Mrs. Ar- thur Capper, Judge and Mrs. C. C. Mec- operate with the board of directors mer home, at Locust Valley, L. I, un- til the 1st of October. z Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Sloane can- celed their sailing for Europe at the last moment and have taken the Clarke cottage at Southampton, L. L, for the remainder of the summer. MaJ. and Mrs. A. D. Buld have gone Hotel Chatham. {Jr., wil leave Southampton, Miss Porter's school at Farmington. Mr. and Mra. George Faber Downey. i to New York where they are at the | at 640 B street northeast, after Beptember 1. and Mrs. George A. Lynch are at the .H!:lel Astor, New York, for a brief stay. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Berry of Macon, Ga., will spend the next ten days in g.flin‘wn and are at the Burlington otel. Col. George B. Simonds and lnL‘ il Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Schloss and Miss A. Gordon have gone to Atlantic City for a visit and are at the Hotel Wilt- shire. Mr. W. E. Trent, who recently left Washington, is at the Ambassador Hotel, in New York city. Mrs. P. B. Foley of Springfield, Ky., is the guest of friends at 1306 Fair- !pl‘llll street. Miss Rena Levy and Miss Rae Gold- stein have gone on an extended tour through the south, visiting numerous places of historical interest. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to d_Flora Glasser. boy. SOCIETY. ’ F ot Tenth St. A Few Apparel Suggestions for the Week-End Trip At Greatly Reduced Prices Every Bathing Suit—ladies’ and children's sizes included. Made of pure worsted, in plain colors or striped e Dotted Swisses. Many styles. "1 Off P o of the Gen. Willlam Crawford Gorgas|Dr praga. | Marcas M. H. and Lucy 3 Foraes, girl. Sale price. etc., of exclusive designs. it in the presidential suite |inou oom 8 the son of the wellj ' = i 4 the| Frederick W. snd Zilian M. e gl & of the New Willard Hotel. The other|yjq; Pmd:‘f an writer, Manuel Gon- :;;;m' il h‘sul!";l‘t;h,{‘i'; M; ‘William E. and Anna L. McGhee. boy. | Excellent quality Crepe de Chine Teddles. Lace trimmed $7.50 and ‘ $18.50 and guests were the undersecretary of e s Richard| B Welford, Mr. Albert T Imnticdnoth s Deepan sirl. and tailored styles. Exceptional values at the sale g3 g() $25.00 state, Mr. William Phillip H::;‘ ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Hammond of | Berres, Mr. John T. Jones, Mr. C. H.| George W. and Catherine F. Gornee, giil price of. SEOSIRT s ena e e e 3 Z i o $8.50 grades L o rector general of the Pan-American)Covington. Va., have announced the| Warrington, Mr. Horace Ward, Mr.| John W. and Etiel G. Watson. girl | rades Union, Dr. Leo S. Rowe; the third as-lengagement of their daughter, Louise | Warren McLain and Mr. Villizm C.| Richard F and Barbara C. Lipscomb. girl. | About 2 dozen White and Pink Shetland Wool Sweaters ¢ 95 || g . sistant secretary of staie M. xRo\l!mx" Scott, to Mr. Frederick H. Skinner of | Miller. " Witlard E. and Lillie 3. Kivg. gin | at the very special price of .......... o 3 i voods s: on_General Mer- | N, . a s i 5. g $13.50 and $25.00 and Woods Blas: Surgeon, Gqneral misal | nouPort News. Va. The wedding will| The wedding music was played by | High . and 'Anna'A. Canersy. ‘sivi. | $19.50 $9 75 $39.50 $ l e e oo place in October. Mr. Geerge W Daw, violimier, Mr. At~ | Vuen Ting andieng shee Gues” girt J ¥ eral Hugh S. Cumming of the public|pop o - taur iandvoight, cellist, and M. . ‘and_Ani ord 2 ! £ : g ative Canmon George H. Wilson, organist, and a short ) grades ... o grades -75 neslth service, the chict of the L4M | Viaten Bretton Woodn. program was given preceding tha cere- | partment, Mr. Francis White; Admiral| Representative Joseph- G. Cannon, f TOBY D L e e 2 > i hairman of the |2Ccompanied by his daughter, Miss | ! 25 D T R TN William C. Braisted, c : 3 ] : e 5 a o Gorgas memorial: General Noble, Dr. | Helen Cannon, and his granddaughter, | §2d, 1 Love You Truly’s Mt Mo Dressy and Sports Suits . ~—all included— 15 Price! de Schweintz, president of the Amer- ican Medical Association: Dr. Lund of Boston. Dr. Charles W. Richard- son, and Senor Don Belizario Porras, jr., consul general of Panama at New York. The minister of Switzerland, Mr. Marc Peter, returned last evening from several weeks’ vacation spent at Dark Harbor, Me, with Mme. Peter and their children. The minister will go to New York Monday and after a few days will again join Mme. Peter in their cottage at Dark Harbor. | Mlss Helen LeSeure, and her father, r. E. H. LeSeure, has arrived by motor at the Mount Washington Ho- tel in Bretton Woods, where they will probably remain over the week end. Representative Cannon and his family are making a motor trip through New England and are expected to réturn to Washington the middle of August for the reconvening of the House. The former Secretary of the Treas- ury, Mr. Franklin MacVeagh, who is at his summer home at Dublin, N. H., will have as his guests over the week end Mr. and Mrs. Alexander at Thy Sweet Voice.” and Mr. Francis P. Heartsil!, bass, who sang “O Prom- ise Me. Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs Barker left for a wedding trip and after September 1 they will be at home at 1610 Varnum street. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Heitmuller of 1307 14th street northwest, announce the marriage of their daughter Marian to Ensign Eaton Alexander Boothe, United States Navy, of New- ark, Ohio, on Saturday, July 22, in New York city. The wedding was i v i « Atlee Pomerene will leave |Sedgwick and Mrs. Arthur E. Swann, | Solemnized In_ the Fort Washington ust think of the advantage this offers to Mrs. AU T . s - _ solemntzed fing thel Rort IV AShIng Lo J 3 Washington tomorrow for Ellyria, | who left the Sedgwick summer home, | Presbyterian Chureh, in the prescnce select any of the Tricotines and Cords—they’ll be “right in it” for fall. And choice of any of the S e = s = . i Rear Admiral Willard H. Brown-|she wore a corsage bouquet of or- . . 3 oy 2 a2 i iral Willard_H. Brown Sports Suits—that you need right now. L G L e hoyTialson. who has been at Newport for |chids and lilies of the valley. After riaay earlng ejore nven Or_y Half pri ans Canton, Where she was made the|Some time. is now in New York {he ceremony the bridal party attend- Al price me honorary president of the recently — ed a wedding breakfast in the home 3 arS0L and Mrs. S Frederick Dallam | of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T Love sigter re spending a few days at the Hotel [and brother-in-iaw of the bride En- L | i Slliners day 2 510.00 to 547-50 Mrs. J. Borden Harriman will en- | ABor in New York, on thelr way bask Sign Boothe salled Tuesday on the t. Friday Sale of Dresses | Friday Mdlinery Friday Sale of Blouses s. J. Bo o Washington from a stay in th S onne to join his ship in | . ; tarfain saifeompiylalECinc this| White mountains. Y In e | ornie. Where Mrs. Boothe will #.50 to 810 Dresses, fime | Clearance 82 Tailored Waists. ma- (] Bl join him later. quality ginghamas, ratine and Sports Hats up to . in dras. dimitics. movelties, SN N Broken Lots of aboard the Majestic for Europe to re- 5 - ed hams ond c i tablished the legation for the Summer. { main until the late autumn, Te-|Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sowyer of i e -, Ll it mfi:‘ffi.flz":’rl.’f&';"' ery . The minister and Countess Szechenyi, = Georgetown, and Mr. George Her- i e oles dewy 5 to 13 Sports Hats. in | becutifully Trimmed ” Regu: With their children, are expected to| Miss Annette Steel of Washington|pert Goetting, formerly of Tllinois. e ATl ‘siees tn the aseort- | straw, ribbon or silk. smart | lar and cztra aises in th e er Osle o Saturday from New York for|and Mechanicsburg. Pa., is the guest 5 S as parformed At nent. Friday, choice, $10. in “E,': unzh(;ku good range ay at $1.95. Earope. of Miss Hazel Dunn in her home at|The ceremony = Gl 2 French Voile Blouses Akron, Ohlo. Miss Steel, who was a|o'clock by the Rev. Alexander Bie- $1950 and 8250 Dres & o e i RNl ts enct Wara rsion - - KT . Mrs. Blaine Beale. who returned to | graduate the class of 1922 at|7laski in the bungalow inNorth Chevy e sty e aen, | 8 to 130 Trimmed Hats, | [ERdTods Shd MOnl @y Thread Silk; and Chiffons, l\eta, Laces, includ- Washington vesterday and Is at her|George Washington University, was|Chase which is the new home of the pongee and gingham Com- Nkpe ,‘;‘_: ;re&:c:m.:zl“:; - ming. Al very handso 1 44 1 ? A H r apartment at the Connecticut, will re- [a classmate of Miss Dunn at a local [bride and bridegroom. _ The bride. bination 8; Dresses, voile i P orin mbination st S ol s ing the “Rolettes”—first quality only. m in Washington for several|young ladies' seminary, from which|who was given in marriage by her o s ombtaation w0l with straw. Very becoming | Pl o s "hi - - $1.95 months, resuming her Red Cross work | she graduated in 1920. sister, Mrs. Frank Waters, wore a ol and dainty swash stiks. and very handsomely trim- _ All Colors and White. = at Walter Reed Hospital. Mrs. Beale (A simply made gown of white crepe de QU are beawtifully made and med with flower wreaths. | 8 to §7.50 Blouscs, crepe de s i spent several months in New York. Miss Katharine Mackay and her|chine, with a corsuge bouquet of et “Misecs and ladies® | Choice, 83.95. | chines. georoettes. nets andy Sold up to $3.35 a pair. = flance, Mr. Kenneth O'Brien. will be|bride roses. Her only attendant was Lot g S s sd | emmmer” eilbe, ook and Mrs. Henry P. Davison has rented | the ghests of honor at dinner Satur- |her niece. Miss Dorothy Waters, who Friday, choice, $15. { Gainty colors. AU sizes m day evening of Mr. and Mrs. More- [wore a dainty frock of pink net over | the lot. Friday. $3.9 Te Heaic Ohio. where she will be the guest of the former ambassador to France and i Mrs. William G. Sharp, who will give a large garden party in her honor organized Democratic Women's Club. Countess Szechenyi, wife of the minister of Hungary, gave a beach party yesterday for her children at Newport, where the minister has es- her home on Park avenue, New York, to Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Field, who are spending the season in London, and will take possession in the au- tumn. Mrs. Davison has leased an apartment at 845 5th avenue for the will remain in her sum- Maj. and Mrs. R. L. Norris have|friends who witnessed the ceremony #izes in the assortment. Fri- jersey and novelties. Splen- | - . Sinten dnd closed their house in Cleveland Park |remained for an informal reception. day, choice, $19.50. id range of colors. | eltics—gll the dainty shades. and are oocupying quarters at 7059 |'Among the out-of-town guests were 8 Bothing Suilts, Friday, 335 i rid vl g v Alaska avenue, Walter Reed General | Mrs. Desiking and her daughter, Mise $3 Gabardine Bkirts, g 3 Y, 3395 G S4ikoib: iday. 3 Hospital. Desiking of Tllinois. Fridey ..... eee | 8 Bathing Suits, Friday, 3495 | _ Slip-om Sweaters up to & Mr. and Mrs. Goetting will be at i | ” | Choice of buff. tan, r\adr. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Stewart and fam- | home after August 1, in their bunga- 85 Gabardine Skirts #1.30 Bathing Suit | Harding. white. orchid. Sizes ily of Newburgh, N. Y., who are on|low in North Chevy Chase. - Friday Friday .... 3 to 4. Friday. 8170 Closed All and are at the Burlington Hotel. The marriage of Miss Mary F. Owen, grade full-fashioned White daughter of Mrs. Mary E. Owen, to 10,95 | Silk Hosery. Sizes i fo Barker-Rice Wedding in Mr. Wesley M. Mewer of Old Orchard, CARTREER ceeeeans $5.98 Fri L 103, A pawr, 3195 Day of Jasdion” “Sedgwick Mansion, ' at - Stockbridge, Mass., yesterday and made the trip by motor. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norment, who have been motoring through New England for several weeks. are in New York, where they will be at the Ritz-Carlton until they sail Saturday head Patterson, who will entertain in their summer home at Southampton, L. I, and will later take their guests to the Meadow Club for dancing. their way to Deer Park, Md., will re- main in Washington for a few days Foundry Church Last Night. The marriage of Miss Eola Thorn- ton Rice to Mr. Harry A. L. Barker family of the bride, who wore a gown of dark blue canton crepe. Her hat of silver was trimmed in dark blue and A pretty wedding of Tuesday af- ternoon was that of Miss Emma Edna Sowyer, daughter of the late silk. Mr. Walter Moling was best man. The home had an artistic arrange- ment of palms and cut flowers and the small company of relatives and close Me., took place yesterday afternoon in the Memorial United Brethren Church. which had about the altar volles—dainty styles. Bizes 16 to 0. Friday, choice, $,.95. 3150 and 315 Drea im- lovely 825 and 829 Silk Dresses, crepe knits, taffctas, ratine and canton crepes. hand-em- broidered and beaded. all shades in demand and all stfaw and fabrics, clao aail- ors and untrimmed hats, good assortment of colors. Choice, 8200, I'riday Sale of Bathing Susts The season’s handsomest approv-1 models of ali-wool 3850 Bathing Suits, Friday .... Taper Wros. & Co. 937-939 F St. NW. No Branch Stores Great Reductions for Our round. long-pointed or turedo collars—chite and colors. All sizes in the lot. Fridoy. $1.00. Voile Blouses up to £3. dn turedo or round meck models, Friday Sale of Sweeters 5 Slip-on Sweaters. of Ice- land wool and all-wool nov- Friday Hosiery Special— Van Raalte and other high- ] took place last evening in the Foun-|a graceful decoration of palms. ferns. —— 3 = dry Methodist Church. The ceremony|roses and hydrangeas. The Rev. was performed at 8 o'clock by the|Charles Fultz officiated. pastor, the Rev. Herbert F. Randolph, Miss Mary K. Allaband sang " A Great Price Slashing Sale Friday None Reserved or C. O. D. Sale 9 to 5:30 Women’s and Misses’ Suits Suits of the better tweeds, in all colors and sizes. Values to $35. Also Navy Tricotine Suits, sizes 16 to , 38. Medium-length coats. $10'95 Values to $40. Friday..... $30 and $35 Shantung Silk Suits, best quality. Friday 519.95 shades. colors. $16.95 Linens, Silk and Cotton Dresses $16.95 Figured Silks, light) and dark. $15.75 French Voiles, pastel | . $0.95 white and| | To Close $18.95 Imported Ginghams. J Group of Silk Dresses 14 to 38 sizes, of taffeta, in dark colors ; Silk Cloth and Tub Skirts $3.98 $895 $5.00 §1-98 silks. Baronet Satin Skirts in col- ors; also a few White Serges and other silks. To close..... $15 to $20 Silk Skirts in white and novelty effects..... $8 to $10 Fine Baronet Satin Skirts—White, navy and black; Balance of All Tub Skirts— mussed. Values to $10.00..... Every Hat in the House formerly -$5 to $25. Just 100 left. Choice $1.50 and $2.98 N\ Sweaters of All Kinds All the smart styles in Wool Sweaters in numerous colors. Slip-on and Tuxedo models. Slashed in price to— $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 Silk Fiber Sweaters and Novelty Wool Sweaters, values to $10. Blouses, a few georgettes and other Values to $35. $6.95 to $12 Gi Also a few organdies, sport silks and others.............. $30 to $45 Silk Dresses One of a kind, in sport styles and others. To $10% resses 539 519.95 Friday. . COATS-CAPES-WRAPS A group sold to $25, Friday A group sold to $40, Friday. A group sold to $60, Friday. .. . ..$25.00 T—Em—. 'gains ouses $8 to $12 Table—Georgettes and silks, light and dark colors, ‘White Voiles and Batiste broken large variety of styles. for $250 to $400. Closa Also Silk Georgette and ..$10.95 ..$19.95 $3.98 but Sold lines, $].69 and was followed by a reception. at 1610 Varnum street, the future home of the bridge and bridegroom. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, Mr. M. P. Rice, wore a gown of white georgette crepe trimmed with pearls and crystals. Her tulle veil was held by a bandeau of pearls, and she carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and liles of the valley. Mrs. W. S. Duvall. sister of the bride, was matron of honor and wore orchid georgette crepe veiled in lace, with a plcture hat to match, and a corsage bouquet of orchids. The bridesmaids were Miss Roma R. Rice, sister of the bride. and Miss Gail Nelson, and they wore gold lace over peach-colored geogrette crepe. and picture hats to match. They carried staffs surmounted with bouquets tled with gauze ribbon to match their gowns. The flower girl was little Miss Mildred Wenlg. who was dressed in white net and carried a basket of pink roses. Mr. James T. Barker of Baltimore “0 Promise Me," and Mrs. Harry K. Burtner played the wedding march. The bride wore a gown of white georgette crepe trimmed with white beads, and a short tulle veil, with a coronet of orange blossoms, and car- ried bride roses. Miss Anna S. Willis atignded the bride as maid of honor and wore a gown of sunburst chiffon, made with a full skirt and draped on each side. She wore a picture hat to match and carried Ophelia roses. Mr. John H. Rush was the best man and the ushers were Mr. Frederick T. Owen, brother of the bride, and Mr. Edwin S. Crisp. ‘The bridal couple were assisted at the reception, which followed at the home of the bride’s mother, by Mrs. Owen, who wore a black canton crepe gown with a hat to match. Mr. and Mrs. Mewer left later in the evening for a wedding trip to Maine. to visit the bridegroom’s parents, the bride wearing a goewn of blue canton crepe with a hat to match. They will make their home Rizik Brothers TWELVE THIRTEEN FRIDAY Continuing the Sale of F 'Summer Dresses GINGHAMS $8.75 TUB SILKS s g Open 9:15 A.M. values. Canton Crepes, and misses. $3.98, at Silk Waists, worth up At $3.98 Dresses Formerly Priced up to $15.00 Two hundred Dresses in the season’s newest models, fashioned of fine ging- hams. organdies and combinations—a good variety of colors in all sizes 16 to 44. Silk Dresses Worth to ‘39 Again tomorrow you have an opportunity to buy Silk Dresses at less than half their real Printed Crepe de Chines, Georgettes, many hand-drawn models in all the popular colors, including plenty of white, navy and black. All sizes and styles for women $1.98 89c 1109-1111 G St. N.W. All Summer Dresses Must Be Closed Out at Once Dresses Formerly Priced up to $25.00 Included in this lot are our finest Sum- mer Dresses of Imported and Normandy Voiles, Dotted Swisses, Organdies and Summer Silks — beautiful colors. All sizes 16 to 4. $15,00 The Last Day of the July Clearance Offers Extraordinary Values Wash Waists worth up to Tweed Skirts, regularly $5.98, now Tuxedo and Slip-over Sweaters, worth to $5.98. . Close 6 P.M. styles and $1.50 $3.98 to $OOB. I iR E s Crepe and Voile Underwear now ... Silk Underwear, worth up to $498............en Silk Underwear worth up to $6.98 Silk and Leather Hand- bags, worth to $4.98. ..... White” Wash Skirts, worth up to $7.98, now... Silk Dress «and Sport Skirts, worth to $16.95 NOW +.uvvansssnosnnnanss others—mussed. Values to $8. All to go. $2 . 9 8 259 $2.98 $5.98 To close out Friday at $5.95 95¢ $1.98 $2.98 | That were made to sell at | i a much higher price. All ' 50 ‘New Fall Dresses—Cantons, Satins taken from regular stock. and Georgettes, in Black, Navy and Brown. Made to sell for $35......... EXTRA SPECIAL! Closed Al Day Saturday During July and August