Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1922, Page 9

Established over 50 years. Society (Continued from Eighth Page.) James B. Henderson 1108 G Street— Main 7675-7676 Mrs. John McFadden and Mrs. head Patterson. Mi worth, daughter of Mr. Esmond PUTTING HOMES IN “WINTER DRESS” —is a timely consideration for the woman of the house, in which connection mention is made of the helpful suggestions afforded by inspection of Henderson's artistic stocks. fiWe show not only fine furniture for every room, but also decorative accessories, draperies, wall papers, lamps, mirrors, etc.—all at Impressively Moderate Prices. fInspection implirs mo obligation to purchase. FINE FURNITURE LACES, DRAPERIES | UPHOLSTERI i PAPERH!/ PAINTIN Mr. Justin O'Brien, Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Atwood Violet, jr.; Burke. tertained at dinner Chase Club Shou Henius, place today. ents of Mrs. Hawling, Suzanne _Wright, Ficklen, Miss Virginia Puller, Margaret Crosson, D the bride; Miss Store Hours: The House of Courtesy—— ,Featfirixié foxj Friday and Saturday A collection of charmingly exclusive New Hats at $6.85 —an astounding price when you weigh the intrinsic and artistic value— Individuality marks the shapes and distinct novelty characterizes the effec- tive trimming. . The Velvets predominate—with many combinations of Velvet and Panne, Ostrich, Ribbon Bows, Fancy Ornaments, Embroidery of unique design—and in every color tone that has the season’s approval. 9 S (4 1109-1111 G Street N.W. Open 9:15 A.M. Close 6 P.M. These Special Values Are Worthy of Your Prompt Attention Tomorrow W FALL DRESSES d =) For Women and Misses e Misses’ 14 to 20 Street, Afternoon and Dinner Dresses that are charming to the extreme—beautifully draped models, the new long Circular Skirts and side panel effects. A wonderful assort- ment of the newest colorings. Satin Cantons Canton Crepes Chinchilla Satin Satins Charmeuse Lace Combines Poiret Twills Tricotines 100 Fall Dresses—Special $]8.95 TWO BIG COAT SPECIALS Take Advantage of These Tomorrow S t C at Plain and Fur Trimmed . po;'I 9.9? * Dressy Coats Mannish-looking Sport Coats, in several of :45'_0_0 the newest models. Fashloned of Fine Wool Soai g s e invite comparizon of style, quality and Tweeds, Herringbones, FPlaid Back, -English price on this special lot of Dressy Cogts. Cholce Coatings and Novelty Cloths. Half lined or of fitted models, with or without belts or the lined throughout with heavy quality silk lining. loose wrappy styles. Made of the finest quality t materials, perfectly tail . Smart Snappy Styles that will please both the lined w quutsnfa siik olf;;’nga;;‘drug"glh;-:nl:glul miss and the matron. of fox, wolf, raccoon, nutria, etc. ) Friday Bargains on 1st Floor Values that no woman can afferd to overlook. Save one-half and more on the purchase here tomorrow. $5.98 SILK WAISTS, $2.98 Hundreds of Heavy Crepe de Chine and Georgette Waists taken from our well selected stock and,reduced to make a banner day tomorrow. Many beautiful styles, including the popular frill fronts. White, flesh and colors. All sizes, but not in every style. $398 Taffeta Silk oh $l 08 Wool Sweaters 51.98 ls:'cltklh.:"uh. Reduced to .... Values to $498. At..... ose Odds and ends of varh e 52.98 s and ends of various vuvu.flt.yxl;:::g Glove Silk. Novelty and lace stripes, Values to $4.50... colors reduced for quick clearance. $1.25 Silk Hose, 75¢c slip-over styles. 5 Silk Underwear Silk Hose with lisle garter tops and rein- forced sole, heel and toe. 4 Sale of Gloves, $1.7 sisnac $1.98 Yuues o $3.98. At $598. At 2-98 Values from $2.50 to $3.98 pair. Odd lots of Crepe d% Chine, Satin and Radiurh Silk Gar- ments redliced for this Speclal Sale tomorrow. Kid, Mocha and Fabric Gloves. About 500 pairs. Teddy Combinations, Step- If your rize is here they are wonderful values. 5 Included are Gowns, All Sales Final on These Odd Lats . For Friday Sale only. We have selected about 100 Dresses from our New Fall Stocks and reduced them. All are in the Newest Models, Colors and Materials. Styles for both women and misses. Sizes 14 to 44........ ins, Bloomers, etc. groom; Mrs. Goochue Livingston, jr.; or Evelyn Wads- | Kingsbury in their home on Wyoming nator and Mrs. James W. Wadsworth, jr., and Miss | Mrs. Murlel Vanderbilt were bridesmaids, O’Brien was best man [and then to Wes: for his brother, and the ushers were | visited Col. and E. Roland | Cadet N. Harriman, Mr. Willlam Ryle, Mr. Henry Coe, jr.; Mr. Willlam Carr, Mr. Samuel Sloan Walker, jr.; Mr. Je;‘lc the first of th ¥, Knight Wooley and Mr. Stanley W, |ordered for duty. Dr. and Mrs. Reginald Walker en- |tained a party of friends at dinner at the Chevy last evening in honor of Miss Elizabeth Koones and Mr. Erik —_— whose marriage took The other guests were: Dr. and Mrs. Charles K. Koones, par- Daviett Miss Adam Kemble, l'flM....,E i W@ N < Edward Knudsen, M Mr. Ellot Wright, Charles Carr_ Koon: r. Francis Hill and Mr. Holmes Ficklen. Col. and Mrs. Lawrence Carson, Who visited Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly earlier in the month, will return to Washington today and will be guests of Col. and Mrs. H. P. Mr. ley, avenue for & short time. Col. ant Carson, accompanied by Mrs. Kimberly, motored to Atlantic City. Point, where' they rs. Carson’s son, Lawrence Carson, jr., and since then have motored through the Berk- shires. Col. and Mrs. Carson will start e week to motor to New Orleans, where the former has been Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles enter- Tuesday evening at the Hotel Gordon, Where he is spending the winter. Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds Hitt and their daughter. Miss E!zuhelh Hitt, are at the Ritz-Carlton, New York, for a\short stay on their way back to Washington from their sum- mer home at Pointe-a-Pic, Quebec, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, 3d, who are in New York for a short stay, entertained a company of eight! informally at luncheon ut the St.i egis. Mrs. Gifford Pinchot and her i v. Lady spending a few days ut the Aml dor in New York since thelr arrival Tuesday ~aboard the Berengarfa.: Young ‘Gifford B. Pinchot, son of the ! former, went to New York to join his | mother after spending the summer in | their home at Milford. Pa.. where h father remained during Mrs. Pinchot's | absence. i ster- | in-law, o ! A large company of friends and| relatives filled the new Methodist Church in Brookland on Wedn : | morning to witness the marriage Miss Margaret McLean and : Nam F. Scott. both Rev. A. S, Mol the pastor, offic ated, and the church was beautifully | decorated with autumn flowers from | the nearby gardens. The bric the ' | ) % g daughter of Mr. McLean, formerly of Georgetown, Tex.. but now of Brookland, 3 the granddaughter of one of the be: known clergymen of Texas, Rev. John H. McLean, recently been | retired from the active service of the ! Methodist Church after sixty years of | successful work. Mrs. Scott wore a tailored su dark brown velour and cloth with a hat of the same material trimmed with osprey tips. She wore marten | furs and had & corsage bouquet of | Mrs. Aaron Ward rosebuds. Mr. is the son of the late Henry W of this city and of Mrs. Jessie F his widow. who resided for | years in Brookland and died "within | the past ar After a wedding trip’ the Virginia mountains, Mr. and cott will reside at 3318 Brookland, D. i nd Mrs. Marvin M. The Misses Calhoun, daughters nf“ the late Rear Admiral Calhoun, have returned to their home on Fairmont street after spending the summer at Mount Pocono, Pa. and Mrs. George ley e returned to shington lafter spending six weeks in Atlant City, and are at their home, 133 iumbia road. Mrs. Kenmore M. McMan 1y Miss Shaw, whose m nes took p! July 15, this a few days ago for a two-weel visit to} her husband's parents in Marion, Ohio, ke Dud- Wi} before going to Long Beach, Calif.. to | foin him. ) Mrs. Samuel Hill has gone to New | York and will remain there a few| days before going to her country| home, Hardacres, at Tarrytown-on- Hudson. Burton Lewis are at the Astor in New York for a few days on their way to Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis were married Sat urday, September 9, in Portland, Me. and ve been motoring through Can 11da, and made the trip to New York {by ‘motor. They will also drive to { Washington. One of the largest companies of wedding guests assembled for an lautumn wedding 1 be that in the | North Carolina venue Methodist | i Protestant Church at 5:30 o'clock this( afternoon, when the marriage of Miss Mary Kinney Allaband, daughter of! { Mr. and Mrs. Edgar R. Allaband, and | Mr. Wilbur Frederick Sterling’ will | i take place. ' | " The decorations about the altar are formed of an artistic arrangement of | palms, ferns and autumn foliage which' forms a background for aster: and gladioli. v. P. W. pastor of the church, will i {and Mrs. Herbert Aldridge will give: a program of wedding music on the! | organ, whi s Sue V. Hess wil sing “I1 Loye You Truly” and “O Per- fect Love. ] } The bride will be given in mar-| riage by her father and will wear a gracefully draped gown of white georgette and Spanish lace. The! short veil will be arranged to stand in a ruche at the back of the head and will_be held by a coronet of| orange blossoms. Her bouquet will| Maj. and Mrs be of bride roses and swansonia, the latter' flowers forming a shower. Accompanying the bride as matron of honor will be Mrs. Wesley M, Mewer, who will wear a gown of blue georgette and will carry pink | roses, while the bridesmaid, Miss| Anna 8. Willls, will wear a gown| of sunburst color chiffon and wil] carry Lady Ward roses. Mrs. Earl Open 9:15 A M. ARRIVING DAILY— assortment of large, mediu; Feather, Ribbon and Nove York artists. navy, many other fa colorings.” . Millinery many | ¢ j for the winter. FURS M- 1109-1111 G St. N.W. Hundreds of Charming g NEW FALL HATS to Sell at the Extremely Low”Price of Silk and Panne Velvet Hats in, a wonderful The Modes of the Hour Copied from originals designed by the the new THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922 Dalrymple, who will also attend the bride, will wear a gown of jade green georgette and carry an arm bouquet ot deep pink roses. The flower girl, Edna Allaband, will be in white. H v E, Mr. John C. Sterling, of Newpnrtllfi: § News, Va., brother of the bridegroom, will be best man and the ushers will include Mr. Lester W. Bosley &nd M% Ralph Chase of this city. ut of town guests for the wed- ding_include, besides the best man, Mr. John C. Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. W. it. Sirman of Wilmington, Del.; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Peach and family of Newark, and Mr. and Mrs. Shermer Garrison of Baltimore, There will be & small reception held at the home of the bride for the wed- ding party and relatives and Mrs. Allaband, wearing a gown of brown Canton crepe and a hat of the same shade, will assist the bridal party in recelving. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling will go to Bermuda to spend their honeymoon and on returning will be at home at 109 5th street southeast, this city. Mr. Marshall Hugh Trish, president of the Writers' League of Washing- ton, returned today from a month's vacation in western Illinois. M Irish, who accompanied him west, re- mained for a more extended stay with hee mother, at Old Hickory Home- stead, near Tennessee, 11, ¢ Bryan—MneKenty Troth Announced in New York. Dr. and Mrs. John Edmund Mac- Kenty of 43 West 54th street, New York city, announce the engagement of their ‘daughter, Miss Katherine Gilman MacKenty, 'to Mr. Wilheimus Bogart Bryan, jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelmus . Bogart Bryan of Washington Miss MacKenty graduated at the Brearley School in 1921, and is now a sophomore at Smith College. yan is a graduate of Prince- c 1920, and is now a ton, student Princeton Theological.| eminary. the o Mr. Joseph at Manlv Cobb, who is a student o Virginia Theological | the week end| Mr. and Mrs. Judson otel Gordon. Mr ated with Mr. €. S| Church of the Good | r r the coming season, he will have charge of the Sunday school work. wit D. Cobb, Cobb 0 uSE0 Mr. Robert W. Estes of Hyattsville, Md.. will entertain at dinner this cvening in his home there in honor of Mr. Charles Harwood, and Mr. A of New York ‘city, Deputy rissioner McKenzie Moss, M, Lamor Robinson, Mr. H. J. Pac 3 O. F. Busby, Mr. C. W. Jones and Mr. Ernest F. Moss, all of Washington. Appleton Wade o have been at White! ulphur Springs for some time, come t shington October 1. and will reside «t Wardman Park Hotel, | aken an apartment | Mrs. Hardie Robinson and Miss Vir- Waldo of Houston, Tex., will be Euests at the Washington Club during Saturday_and Sunday on their way to New York Mrs. Robin on has been the guest of | Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm | Matherson at Wellington House, near | Alexandria, for xeveral week Mrs. Emma Rothe Smith announces | rriage of her sister, I to Dr. Leon A Martel, Wednesday, September 20, 1 Prof. and Mrs. Basile . d'Ouakil have returned from a motor trip through New York state, and have | tuken an apartment at the Manches- ter for the season. ! Dr. and Mrs. Clysses G. B, Pierce | have returned to their home in La- mont street after a summer spent camping in Yosemite National Park and motoring in California. After an automobile trip through Canada and other northern points. New York and_Atlantic City, Mr. and Kasimir Kawala have reopenea their apartment on Columbia roaad. Yon Should Have Your —remodeled or repaired by me. You will have the best of work at the lowest price, combined with service and atten- tion 'unequaled in any other plac Martin Wolf ,30-32 Florian Ave. NW. ¢ “ENVIRONMENT” That's what you want—a well equipped, spacious shop—Caring for your beauty needs in an expert manner Beauty Shop Hair Goods 1771 Columbia Road 1556 DEVITT Sunfast Draperies —Velours, ete.. in wide varfety and_choicest designs await your inspection here. . TOverstuffed. Loose-cushion Liv. ing Room Buites, 3 pos., from $125, 1008 9th St. N. W. m——— Phone Close 6 P.M. m and small shapes, with Ity Trimmings. * foremos it New shades of brown and Marriage licenses ha following: arriect A. Richard Russell and George B, of Towson, Md. JoArthar Hed of_Occoquan, Erik 8. Henlus of Elizabéth K. Charles e and Gladys E. Wilbur . Sterling and Mary K Mark B. Chandler of Baltimore, An; - Willlam Ford and Louis Bandolph and Ethel Robinson. The following denths have been repot the health department In the last twenty-four ra: Henrfetta Katie Shymansky, 88 George H. Short, '78,"1233 Girard st. The following births have been reported to | Join B. na lle C. Harb Jahn G. and Pauline Dakis, boy. H. Mae and Minnie N. 0. Melton, boy. mest and Aunie Zahn, girl. and| William L. and Katherine H. Moore, boy. William _A. and Mary E. Pettis, boy. Joseph ud_Helen McClearen, girl. C. Yercy and Elizabeth Oliver, boy. William T. aud Lillian M. Parrott, girl. John Lorbertine Overhol! Jumes 0. and L Thomay Wil Marriage Licenses, e been lssued to the B Live 6 Stamlerd, Coea,, jer of this city. hn G. Westcott, jr., and Annle M. Ban- Dbot®. of Bmltimore, Md. d Aupa V. Kane. ind Verle: boy. Jotn G. and Marguerite M. Chase, girl. Phillip 8. and Ola- Cusle, girl. Austin 3. and Lilly M. Bualasco, girl. argaret - Shabert aud” Awy llenbeck and Sarah A. Hill. right and Clara R. Bowen, both iiaons bith OUR most critical inspection and comparison will con- vince you that our claims to more unusual styles, finer qualities and lower prices than elsewhere are fully war- ranted. and Annie M. Payne, both Exclusive Style : Originations Fall, 1922 San Francisco, Calif., and Koones of this city. Brod! Lawson. Allaband. Md., and R. Lynas of Mount Hainfer, ‘Md. Adelaide Washington. Deaths Reported. rted to 60, 5000 14th st. therine Robinson, 62, Providence Hospital. cll, 1168 Neal st. ne. 4, 33, Walter Reed Howpit: Providence Hospital. . 08, 1443 8§ st 46, 1245 20th 5, Hospital. Florida ave. Bl st 1st. ww. 08, Freedmen's Hospital. Freedmen's Hospital. 9 months, 1116 1st Births Reported. KAPLOWITZ BROS. SUITS - - GOWNS - - WRAPS 721 NINTH STREET N.W. Lealth department in the last twenty- | _ and Mary K. Spring: ck J, and Mary A. Lynch. giri R and Ethel ussell, girl, and Etbel Clark, boy. Pennsylvania Avenue e Seventh Street aks & (Jlompan Featuring Ten New Fall Styles in Ladies’ Low Shoes| —that you’ll find most exceptional ‘ -~ values at ; $5.00 | The assortment includes shoes for every occasion— | and sizes for every foot—of workmanship that stamps | the superior quality it truly is—and emphasizes the | unusualness of the price. Included are— One-strap Black Satin Pumps, hand-sewed cut-steel Beads, hand-turned soles; and covered wood French high heels. Patent Leather One-strap Pumps, leather Cuban heels with rubber heels attached. Black Satin One-strap Pumps; hand sewed; Red and Black Jet Beads; covered full Louis high heels; hand-turned soles. Patent Leather Pumps, wishbone design ; cross straps; leather Cuban heels, with rubber heels attached. Patent Leather Oxfords—English walking shape ; with leather Cuban heels; rubber heels attached. Black or Brown Kid Oxfords; English walking lasts; leather Cuban heels ; rubber heels attached. . Brown or Mahogany Calf Brogue Oxfords—with leather Cuban heels ; rubber heels attached. New House Slippers Men and Women Offered at the Special Price $1.29 Wonderfully comfortable and the most practical of House Slippers—you’ll say so. For the Women— Black or Brown Kid, Suede and Chamois Leather, Quilted Satin, etc—with silk pompons and soft leather- cushion moccasin soles and heels; lined with felt; and edges bound in contrasting colors. ) Old Rose, Blue, Copenhagen, Navy, Alice, Pink, Lav- ender, Cardinal, Brown, Black, etc. Every size in every style—3 to 8. For the Men— ' Chrome Leather, with Brown or Gray, Felt lining; or Brown Leather “Alligator Finish,” Brown Felt Lining. Soft cushion insoles, padded Chrome leather solesand heels. All sizes in every style—6to 11.