Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1923, Page 45

‘SOCIETY: Miss Amanda Mayo and Lieut. H. D. Boyden United in'Marriage February 26 —Many Weddings of Interest. \ Miss Amanda Mayo, daughter of Commander and Mrs. Chester G. Mayo, 2010 Wyoming avenue north- west, was quietly married to Lieut. Hayno is Boyden, United States Atarine Corps, Monday afternoon, ¥ebruary 26, in the Bethlehem Chapel of the Lpiscopal Cathedral. Rev. Cannon De Vrles officiated. Licut. Boyden's sudden orders to Chanute Fleld, Rantoul, 111, hastened ¢ho marriage by several months. Lieut. and ‘Mrs. Boyden are now at mome at Rantoul. This mariage brings together sev- eral service familles. Licut Boyden is a nephew of Brig. Gen. Richmond Yearson Davis, U. 8. A, and also of Mr. Richmond Pearson of Rich- mond Hill, Asheville, N. C., former "minister to Persia Commander Mayo Mr. Guy M. Yost served the bride- groom as best man. The wedding was witnessed only by the families of the bride and bride- groom. Mr. and Mrs. Huntt will be at home after March 15 at the home of the bridegroom’s parents. The marriage of Miss Helen M. Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Long. to Mr. Walter G. Maholm took place Wednesday in the Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church. The ceremony was perform- ed by Rev. C. G. Chappell. The bride wore a travellng sult of blue poiret twlll, with hat to match, and a cor- suge of violets and orchlds. Mrs, George M. Walcott attended the bride, wearing a blue suit. with a gray hat and a corsage bouquet of sweet peas. Mr. George M. Walcott was the best man. Mr. and Mrs. Maholm left im- mediately after the ceremony for a northern’ wedding trip and upon their MISS GLADYS VIRGINIA COLLINS, Daaughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Col- lins, who announce her engagement 'AR, WASHINGTON, D. C; ' MARCH 4/ D. A. R. Chapter Gives Anniversary Banquet A banquet was held by the mem- ter, D. A. R, Monday evening, Feb- ruary 26, in the City Club, in honor of the chapter's eighth anniversary. Miss May K. Little, vice regent of the chapter and toastmistress for the occasion, had double duty to perform In the absence of the regent, Mrs. Bertrand Equell Trenis, whose ab- sence was caused by the recent death of her father, Mr. George Warren ofutt, An_interesting program was en- joyed. Miss Little gave warm greet- comes” and introduced the speakers, giving the history and aspirations of the D. A. R. organization of women in a most forceful, convincing and yet humorous way Mrs. Clayton E. Emig. founder and first regent of the chapter, spoke of looking backward to the revolution- ary ancestor, Abigail, for whom the chapter was named, Mrs. Harry Boyle Gauss, the second regent, spoke of looking forward and the hopes of the future. Her successor, Mrs. Charles C. Haig, discussed the chap- mi bers of Abigail Hartman Rice Chap- ings of a “Hundred Thousand Wel- "'l'n- Land of Fun.” when Mlll Jole~ Frank Peee "'n'k' "‘w tni %? e irr and Mes. Lells E. Endicott, "'l‘o th' Hunblnd The tal ‘was decorated with white hylclnlhl ellow tulips and trailing gree ‘hile the hand-painted place nt the old con- 1d, tho chapter’s colors, containing on Its inclosed pages the program for the evening. Engagement to Wed 2 Of Local Interest Mrs, Katherine F. Lannon of Wash- ington announces the engagement of her daughter Susan Dorothy to Lieut. Edward A. Kimball, 34th Infantry, sta- fioned at Camp Eustls, Va. The mar- riage will take place May 15. Mr.'and Mrs. J. F. Collins announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Gladys Virginia Collins, to Mr, John O. .1923—PART i \ SOCIETY: " SPECIALISTS IN PLAYER PLANDOS '"”5l)lmhd£]lalim""" and O Streets Asslan Vecaliens. Steinway States: = al Henry THomas |return to Washington will be at home | 0 Mr- John C. Dice, the wedding 0|0 iqeary, = Dice. The wedding will take place In 4, and a brother |at the Rantilly Apartments, take pla the autumn. short program followed, called | the fall S fole——lolc——Jalc——Jo]c——c———Ja[c——c———olc——Jol—— ol — ] s announces the mar- of her daughter Helen to Mr. K & K. Cissell at Rockville, M Wednesday, February 28. Rev. Dr. 5 Wagner performed the ceremony, at F *which were prevent only a very small or zroup of friends. Friday Mrs. Kath- M d Largest Exclusive Ready - for - Wear Spcc:alty Shop . B at dinner at the Cairo in honor of Air. and Mrg. Cissell. erine McCullough entertained ,guests 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. in Washington thanicl An-} nounce the =The House of Cuurtesy 3 “rne 3 rformed 4t noon in he heme of Mrs. William A, Norton, 4 by Re nt pastor in_the of rela- &_break- followed. Mr. and t later in the aftel r their future home in New Estinopal will ff Cf @ newspaper. Among s wero Mr. and Anderson. brother and sister- in-law of the bride “The DUO-ART i is supreme” and Steinway knows ECAUSE, as manufacturers of the world’s leading piano, The Stein- w:ymdeflpmememcognmdth:beqt—tha:presflgedflnmddm The following paragraphs from a recent letter to The Aeolian Company are important to every musicinand lover of music. “Thuhcunuof:phyummb:mrpm:mdm&hm Piano was a matter of supreme importance. It is obvmhtbatonlythebmmlldbemmldcmd.andmny months were spent in investigations here and abroad befor finaldeamfimchadandyaurmm’umtcbm P “Asd\eyuuhmpflmd,dnmadomofdnmht become more and more apparent, and it is with thnlmgnmhmymmyuxlnmand achievement, the Duo-Art unqmzbly d:egmmmsmxmcntofmhmlmthewdd"’ T V4 PRESIDENT d Dr. A B. Wednesday of the bride’s - Mre. Bertha Reed 301 15th sireet northwest, Rev. C. ppell of the Mount Vernon M. ¥ well known in vans is a dental Army service. marrisge of Miss Mildred her Wolf, daughter of Mr. anu Martin Wolf, of Washington, to lh( bride. marriage by hrr fdubl’r. nbroidered and beaded Canton crepe with nd carried a shower bouquet of white roses, cyelamen and sweetpeas. The brides- maid. Miss Edvth Barbara Griffin of Denver, Col.. wore a frock of old blue Georgeite {rimmed with gold lace; hat with touches of 4 The Duo-Art is manufactured by the Aeolian Company of New York, the largest and best known makers of Player-Pianos and Reproducing Pianos in the world. The trade-mark, “Pianola,” which is owned and used exclusively by the Aeolian Company is known everywhere. The Duo-Art Reproducing Piano may be obtained in the Stein- way, Steck, Wheelock, Stroud and the famous Weber Pianos. Duo-Arts -Are Priced From $695.00 All Duo-Art Reproducing Pianos, Including the Steinway and Weber Duo-Arts Are on Sale in Washington Only at Our Store Bttended by his fri MroATthur R, Cox of Riverside, After a short wedding trip the voung couple will be at home at Long Branch, Calif. Among the guests present at the wedding were Mr. and w. Thomas, formerly of Chicago, TL; Mrs, and Miss Laure Klces of . Frances and the parents of the bride, who left Wash- neton the last of January to visit their daughter and be present at her wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf will return to Washington early in March. Miss Mabel Elizabeth Lawlor, ghter of Mrs, Alberta V. Lawlor ungstown, Ohio, and Mr. Elwyn . son of Mrs. Johanna The Frocks— The WrapSE el el e For Street and Afternoon el I —mcludlng Coats and Capes corsage bouquet was of violets and 5 | rosebuds. I Jollowing & dinner and reception, 7 | \(r and ‘ left for a motor , and will be at home to thelr many’ friends at 1340 | lefferson street northwest upon their return. The bride has been a student at the g Washington School of Art, and the bridegroom is a Washington business man. Mi M - . g 3 . ! ’“;’[;: s;n:;fig zi::fl!zn Bfl}gn?: E::”: Their nobility is pronounced in the ele- « led Satur ! Tuiry 24, at 8 o'clock, the. ceremony gance of the weaves and the character of being performed at the home of the 1 Dridegrooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. the designs. Armondale, Fashona, Marvella, Ger- ona, Matelasse, Medelest, Lustrosa, etc. The Coats are in straight-line and Riley A. Huntt of 743 6th street southeast, with Rev. Joseph Dawson of Trinity M. E. Church officiating. The bride wora a gown of cream chantilly lace over crepe and was at- draped &kirts, and new hem lines; long and bloused-back models; regular or long flow- short sleevés—artistically trimmed with ‘“gh sleeves—withi - novelty buckles and beading and embroidery. sasics: All -the featured colors — staple and fur trimmed—exceedingly graceful and novelty shades. : Come in and Hear the Actual Playing of Paderewski, Hofmann, Cortot, Bauer, Granger, etc., on the Duo-Art gregational Church The ceremony was performed by Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, pastor of and was witnessed by a company of relatives and | Our Two Big Specials ' Player-Piano Club $550 For an Aeolian Pianola Formerly Sold for $745.00 ‘s dress was a picturesq aint basque effe ! Shoninger | PIANO . $389 It has & world-wide reputation for quality %Z“":&. m?k‘c:: o‘r'r’lf.y"a‘i-y i She and durability. It has been on sale since trade-mark “Planola” which is 3 n :::':‘& -n??ma nx.ehulvuli by the Aeollan Co., | é:::h‘:“; “:’:“" years we have sold is known ali over the worl $25 Cash—Balance 30 Monthly Payments $25 Cash—Balance 30 Monthly Payments They express the most advanced thought of the leading designers— Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Flat Crepe, Paisley, Printed Crepe de Chine, matron of honor., who was dressed hmr.' etc'—WIth Plaln or novelty in ashes of rose crepe. Little Phyl- Poole. the flower zirl, was in canary chiffon over taffeta, Unusual Sale of PLonographs We are crowded with good upright cabinet talking machines, which we have taken in trade for-Console Phonographs. We are going to move these at the attractive price of $3 9.00 "Terms—$5 Per Month There are just 20 of these at this price. We ad- vise an early selection Monday. Special Sale Traded-In Instruments. for Tomorrow and Tuesday Specimen Values Wedding Invitations and Announcements Ye Stationery Shoppe, Inc. 1417 F Street, Opposite Willard Hotel. % Stationery. Engraving. Gifts, tended by Mrs. Guy M. Yost as characterful garments. On Monday we shall give display to a group of new Spring Hats that eclipse any stars that have yet flamed in the fashion firmament. Marking the entire § collection at a pop- 1 2-5 O ular price ........ That hold the phone are not al- ys gloved. But what matter shen the mails of a lady are ALWAYS well groomed. EMPRESS NAIL GLOSS 5 Oc § ) Hats for the most formal occasion ; others for real sports wear: still others that will crown mi-lady becomingly on her shopping trips. Italian Milans, Swiss Hair, Tagle. Canton Crepe and a host of new combi- R st iote o : nations—set off with flowers, frusts, For Bale st NG ribbons and novelty ornaments. Palais Rove All Peoples Drug Stores Eond 10 Centa for Liberal Scmple. EMPRESS MFG. CO., INC. Established 1809, 820 Sth Ave, N, Y., Dept. F. A single stroks of the brusheno buffing— produces instantly o delicate flesh —tint tdater lasling two weeks. EMPRESS Nall Gloss, 50c package, econtatns the celebrated twin bottles—one of liquid gloss, the other liquid remover— Vose & Sons- (like new) $290 L Wheelock ............ $225 Fischer ..... ... $150 SECK vvnorrnnrrinin - $100 e Weber ............... $225 Behning Player ....... $350 Hardman Autotone.... $350 TERMS: 825 CASH. 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