Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1923, Page 8

SOCIETY THE VENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1923. SOCIETY. 4 | :um_ r”‘}.““"’“""a 1:;“;,, n\ourn!ng 1£r Lamar of Rockville, and the Rev.|at }llmn;‘u (Bt the Methodist parsonage | dist Eplscopal Church South. Tn 1920 | rm———— ————————— < L 5 - r father, and| not attend the s tor of | In_Rockville. h cetve | H 1 | o 3T R dinner. " The"biHdr uents waro Col,| Nolan Balley Harmon, Jr. pastor of | “rhe’bride: who In a graduate of| 1% Joined, the dekres of master o | |Ju¢ One Application * : i i 8 [2nd Mrs. lrunk Jowell, Ma, and | the church, were married in Randolph-Macon College.” 8 one of | now serving his «hird year ag pastos | ’ i G- B [N Wilian Caivere, Mij and Mrs | once of a vory large company. The |Rockvill's most accompilshed ~youns | n¢“ymer VAR, IUf thitd vear as pastor and the Hairs Vanish § - .|Dan Torrey, Miss Marian Darrah.|ceremony was performed by the Women and is much admired. She I8 & |South here, is chaplain of the local | | % N, Maj. Roland' Walsh, Maj. Davis Wil- | irigeenc? 20 oy the Rev. Nolan |Eranddaughter of the late Dr. E. E.|post of the American Leglon and tis | s lis,"Capt. McConneville, Capt. Robert o Nowton, Miss. | The | Stonestrect of Rockville, and 18 a cousin | Bociville Lodge of Maromn and g, (Modes of Today) 3. Conneli, Lieut. William Loventhal, | oy, Harm e ootREed. of thé late Justice L. Q. C. Lamar of | Jongs & (|l A narmiess, vet very efective,| U S, N and Mr. John Edward Rice. Prch was ben ULy e en ‘in mar- | the United States Supreme Court. She “'},flm!"w,},‘” Bouthssm =Baclety ""[ |treatment. is here glven for the | . Mrs. rt, wife of Maj. Willlam] g ihe bride. who was g/vell 0 o i%of |has many prominent connections in 2 quick removal of hairy growths: | 7 . : Calyert, will entertain Miss Holliday [ (A%e, V¥, for fathor WOre B S0C4 {n|Maryland, Virginia, the District of | Mrs. Eliphalet Frazer Andrews, Miss | ||Mix enough powdered delatone Postmaster Genetal’ Mr. New’ J()]ned b A e at luncheon tomorrow at the Army | uos ufui“hends ina, pearis, with veil, | Colimbia'and the south. ¢| Pessie Martin and Miss Marcia’ Cha- |[|#0d water to cover the undesira- y Club. and curried a shower bouquet of whitd \mmm;rc:fi:z:m‘];gk:“sr:“::te“?d glr;i In peasant costumes, will act as ||| ble h:-‘" Zyoly raste ang after i / T 2 E f T 3 Q e ===k roses and Illies of the valley. Her |} 3 , Miss., alioon venders at the garden party oSl smputes remoxe, ‘Washi the i | b, Mrs. Eugene Hale, wife of the A e O o was hew sister, | later attended the School of Theol- | for the beneft of the {||skin and the hairs have vanished I\II'S. I\CW LaSt EVenlng A ter 1'wo : : B former ~ Senator from | Maine and | mmd of honor who war. wore biue |98 at Emory University, Atlanta, Ga. | e the m,.,m,‘y".{(,,t:, atesniound &One application usually is sum- | - 5 7 > » mother of Senator Frederick Hale, ‘o erepe and carried ward roses, |During the world war he served as|Sidwell. 3901 Wiseonsin a clent, but to be certain of results, W eeks Stay n Thell' Camp J left Washington the first of the week | Miss Edith Genn Lamar, also a sister (& chaplain in the United States Army, |25, Mg, buy the delatone in an original | . 3 b for her home in Elsworth, Me., to re- | of the bride wag bridesmaid. Her |2nd upon conclusion of the war was ’ aw ||| package. Mix fresh as wantca-- | 3 3 B |main through the summer. gown was of pink georgette crepe |one year civilian chaplain at Walter . Harry Bartlett Denham, will ||| (Advertisement.) ——— & ey — and she carried Ward roses. Reed Hospital, Washington, under the NTath Pag 2 Mrs. George Dewey has closed her| Mr. Robert H. Harmon of Washing- nth Page) MRS HARRY S. NEW, wife of | 2t luncheon Saturday in compliment £ o3 % house on K street and gone to New |ton, brother of the bridegroom, w. : 5 s to Miss Marion Van Cassel Smith, 3 3 York. She will not return until the | hest man, and the ushers were Mr. the Postmaster Gemeral, Te- | \yo5e marriage to Ensign H. G. Haz- # 5 autumn. . Barrett Prettyman and Mr. Charles | turned last evening by motor | ard will take place Saturday evening. N -3 T,er e W. Pret of Washington; Mr. | from thetr camp in Mich- | The lencheon “will follow the re- GMre. John P Jackson and her|Wiliam A Lin of Tockville s e il & me - Gen- | hearsal for the wedding. : ¥ aughter, Mme. Ekengren, an he [ d4nd Dr. David P. Rutger el e NI S - [ latters aaughicrs. " Miss " Elsie 1. cge, New Brunswicl X 3. Miss| . she gpent a fortaight. MMre. New Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Portner have i Ilkengren and Miss Laura Eken- | Mary Almoney o) cville = made the trip both ways by motor. { closcd their house on California street bRy RO | uren, will leave today for Edgar- |the marches, ling the cere- )) Mr. New joined her in Detroit on pand gone to yvhead, N. J., where 3 'town, Miss., where they will spend > ”‘l’nlu»R'{Il r Harmon sang | G the way west and returned to Wash- [ (hey have a cottage and will remain R | o T alataly) tollowhng | tha |cere= 9 ington by train Monday morning Lt g Mr. and Mrs. Edson Bradley have [mony. a :;;“;‘;‘ulcg]e.fiw::rh:‘k! "3\1'::\';| i > . iehtertai . gone to Newport to spend the sum- | home ol ° NI R A P oy Miss Jean Ramsay entertained a MRS. DAVID TOD, AL AL S e gts Washington, Baltimore, 3 . company of twenty-four at luncheon e % g r ded Szechenyi In New York. g A recent White House guest, who! e sty and other places atten followed by bridge, vesterday at the | gecompanied the President and Mes. i ool J:w;“:;“NMf”“f"f,‘;'e"‘;zu:u",:p’“’f";‘ vedding and reception " FOUNDED 1894 The minister of Hungary and|Gplumbia Country Club, in compliment ] = 5 ues! Countess Srechenyl, who e ocoupy- | ¥ mmbia Countey Club, in compliment | Harding on their vialt 1o Delavnre, | iton, B0 FECL | the out-of-town guest & ! i o r > . Harding In arrang- were Dr. and Mrs. V. Regester Ty tng the villa of the countes TiAge to Tisut. G, It Share wi take | o2d 2?:‘;:.,‘.::,’.".' Rrdise axsane | T ere B B " Known For Remarkable Value-Giving Mrs. Harry Payne e 2 | place Saturday, and Miss Evelyn Pre: g 10 Ber S in Ohio, Former Senator Chauncey Depew | yg' 3 s SEioEl of Baat- vort, fo 3 * i coN., whose marriage fto Mr. Augu and Mrs. Depew have gone to Hot | . Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Hopkins York vesterda re they tus Webster Hines will take place | —— Springs, Va., to spend about five| ¢ gelair, Md., and Mr. and Mrs. Har- the wedding of Miss Cathleen Van- The other gnests were Mrs weeks. | old Sheetz of Winchester, Va. 1109 F St- N- w-p N . E]eventh ) ) orchid crep: ade on 3 derbilt and Mr. F Cooke Cush- Prescott and Mrs, Robert | Of 0rchid crepe ba tin, ma el s o - gk e & ar 1i » that of the bride and & B samy, | On the completion of their wedding ing, 3d ; tis. mothers of the guests of d”;‘fl.;.‘ e D n oruhid val- Mins Marian Ellzabeth Joplin of Los | ¢rip the Rev. and Mrs. Harmon will be hono rs. Hines, Mrs. Pardoe, Mrs. 5 < arried b rtly scles, , Who bey = = = The first secrs Magizum Hostetler, Mrs. Herbert Hall, | V<! S . Sh :1':-5‘;|:xxlmmnl! . legation and S o Mrs, Willlam Winslow, Mrs. Meyer, ’ taken possession of an mpartment at | Mrs. Kern, Mrs. William Ramsay, Eamsie . O'Day \g‘“&”":.,\‘,f,, Syme at their home in Cleveland 4 £ . the Hotel Martinique, o 16th street. | mothca of the hostess; Mrs. Charl or his brother and e usher t t > affaires of the Nether- [ Mrs. VVilliam S. Hall, Mrs. Carl Joyce. v and Mr. Jerry Harrington « at luncheon Monday at Clf 2 Miss Audrey Herron. Miss Virginia | - and Mrs. O'Day left later in the the clubhouse of the Women's Hereford, JMiss Dorothy Hill, Miss |afternoon for a w g tr rouh | Universal Alliance. Imogenv ' Hostetler. Miss Blizabeth | the aiithio s Hatton S pse Ry Mraiie A S e e N 3 Style and Value irlsummer Apparel visiting Mr. and Mrs. Conrad H. | Lackey and Miss Margz s 3 ¥ I . Hjrtackey ant Moo Mangenct B = Who has been visiting her sister, | Not a Blemisn Ne; ork from | Mrs. Rabert R v, @ e braid. Mr. and_ Mrs. ay | Mrs. J. Lapham of Newark stree mars the perfect appearance of her will he joined by | by Mrs. Rayn Andrews, will make their home in Washingto Purk, has returned to her | | complexion. Skin {roubles are efiec. d they will spend the | Washing thn short time stop- L | | tively concealed. Reduces unnatural .ong Island. P h rardman Park Hotel = _ iy color and corrects greasy skins. High. = A mother-in-law The ma z A Mariz . 3 ly antiseptic. White-Flesh-Rachel., ) ‘ : worth while to shop here tomorrow,! | Edward F. s of North Amhe A wedding of widespread interest 1 took place a ! and one of much beauty was solem- ived here of the | Mrs. Dickey, jr. formerly .~ Warner to | Miss Leliaj Gordon, daughter of Mrs. Bijrnett. N. H. Mr. Wa - G aud’ 2 Ma sctts 4 d in the Methodist Chure o ouraud’s hingtonian, Dr. Geonge A. Rowland entertained | ) ki nan erday r 5 | ville 3 s e s 3 - e minviorcls at dinner last | G0 e When “Mis el Oriental Cream I resided here many daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Holt ew York. He h; | circle of friends in this city i . i i i = inge 3 % Leonn Wolf B rl bandeaux | ok i o, ol B I e R ool, Airy Cotton an this eity marriage of r e of Mi: Leona et e Miss Alice | s A Mr. Char! T of John J. Wolf, | er, si he bride. ¥ ew Yor ( ilbur O'Da n of Mrs. |or and wore a dress of orchid gec B i i\ Linen Dresses Chure 2 N homas J. H. Covington, { d (Lmi;.l\l M. (e bride e a gown of ivory| n, 3d, satin, made on old-fashioned lines 3 Sl i p '3 ing bodice £ £ W. \ cgves Sho worc a smail hoice fo | ide i Frov: , A Shop of . At Sonl ; . ' Individuality shower bouquet of oS the Chevy Chase Club for s s - . o o val N . | Exclusive Fashions for Women i AL/ Normandy Voiles, French Voiles, Fine Miss Pauline Wolf attended her sis- [ of Mrs. Donaldson, who arrived ves- | | s maid of Aonor w a gown | terday for a short visit with them Linens, Imported Ratines and Wash ¢ & d - i . S on monuw gntiene conatior | oo - 7| Semlann ual Sale Ginghams, Organdies and Novelties. Me Mr. and v Hamilton John- : ‘ i To Continue All Week ‘ it this week ening Gowns, Day Dresses, Frocks, : b Practically every successful summer fash- . Miss Johns G St. G St. Wraps, Capes, Suits, Knitted Dresses, Sports i to spend the . M > i ion will be found in this great collection. M and Clothes, Sweaters, Blouses and Skirts Lovely models cnhanced with pleasing i»m'r_mw;r » $29.75 [ 1 | et touches of drawnwork, tucks, pleats, em- e ns s Granee ko pE— 3 : ‘ broideries, lace or organdy in all wanted and will leave shortly B . the trip by motor, sov- | ! . colors. T e e - | Aay SRR _ Any SUIT Smart Hats---All Colors ' - suit in the in the shoppe. || Mrs. George M. Hostetler, Mrs Wil- tam H. Knox and Migs Imosens shoppe. Former Values : Gaams Hostetler will entortain s comms Former Values up to ' o at bridge this e in in ment to Miss Eve . whose | up to We guarantee these sale S K : er | $49.50 Sritem e it $89.50 i Were Double the Price Lovely Silk Dresses wholesale cost All splendid values that should insure quick sale. i and e | b - | A great dress-buying opportunity. 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