Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1923, Page 30

6 | ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY mthly dance of Club was held The regular semi-n fie O1d Dominion B riday chaperoned Mrs ‘ames Sidney Douglas. Mrs. H. (. inn and Mrs, CI M. Shepperson Mr. Emmett Lawler, Mr. Boothe Pul- an and Mr. Brown composed he committee in charge of arrange- rents. Among the dancers were Miss Taylor, Miss Virginia Brown, liss Rosemary Browing. Miss John- on. Miss Audrey Wheeler, Mr. Graves nd Mr. David Strother of Washing- n; Miss Naney King, Miss Margaret Mi lizabeth Bryant, Miss osephine Gregg. Miss Dorothy King, Cecil Mary Jnn, F Warwick, s Elizabeth Dicker- fughes, ancis Sunmm. Shepperson. A | Mr. erett Pohl, Mr Jack Howard, Mr. €1 Swan, Thomas vard Oliv Walter N, r. He ) Sarah Kemper and Miss Cha Intte Kemper have v.lnm.d to their iome in Rose a visit_tol Mr: . a. M. red from Mr. i . where | fr. and by | forni: A iled many Wednes and and to the ew Green has returned toj & during the w ings, Va Mikis Dorothy Snow. of Rocemont s spending two weeks at North - adbeater left will daughter. Davis Gib: Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Sublett and chi dren, Master Herbe Sublett Miss Frances Sublett, have from visits to rela Lynchburg 2 na Subl, Dr. and Mrs turned from a southern Virgin Mr. and Mrs, th home in D to Westmoreland county, James motor R Thomas f Braddock guest, Mrs Hunter of Richmond, from a two-weck the northern stat Mrs Miss James | father, week to Vi and daugh Heights, their Robert zabeth Dodd. Dodd and jr., and Mrs st Mrs Mr, James a. N. Y, unil | £ September and Mrs. McKeen children of Port Republic. the guests last week of Mr. sIrving C. ugh at ti Rosemont Miss Mary Jane ttending the summer lh “dericksburg Normal ast week end with he and Mrs. Barbour. Ray, Pullin Va., were S Del . Rose Th Dr. and Mrs. Martin D. Delaney h returned from a trip to Missou Mrs. William Reardon, jr.. and Miss erine Reardon are visi in Nor- E. Flourney of Richmond. is the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Duvall, at their home in Richmond, Constance Inness of Boston ) is the guest of Mr. and Mr. Harley Payton Wilson at their home | at Hollin Hall farm. Fairfax, V: Miss Page Buddin and M Le Hew are the guests of the for: at her Mary ances Buddin have of their parent Buddin and Miss T returned to the home Mr. and Mre. G mont. after H. Page, Gladys and | Thelmo Sut- t at Blue- A Message to the Lad]es With Straight and Lankie Hair Why Not Get a Permanent Wave of the Proper Kind? An Emil-0il will convince you that your hair will be like natu- rally curly for 6 to 8 months re. gardless of weather conditions, either with small or large wave. as you prefer. Emile_ originated Permanent Wave in Washington, and has had 12 years' experience. No borax or chemicals Heat is reduced to_the m 11 minutes only. Strong guarantee. used. um, Permanent Wave Specialist 1213 Comnecticut Phone Franklin 442: Washington, D. OTHER DEPARTMEN Manieuring, Tr: ulmnlon., Hair Color- ing, Hair Dressing. ‘and Toupees, Ruth | | I | i {from a visit of several weeks at Hot to her home in W uring | va and |4 motor t returned | = | chard Gibson have | Rosemont, | ‘Dodd’s | Lewis | and 1 in SOCIETY. MRS, A, B, Who ix entertaining her Mre. Albert \. Paime; n Fort Schuyler, N. ¥ Ambrose of Washington, two-week [t rmmmpma New Island. and Mrs Vi -lu;:nn 8 . on Semina Rosemq Mr. their ATy ieorge home Ac Vaughn Va. ms, Marian cisco and Los Miss Mary V. Springs, V Mr. and Mrs turned from Atlantic City Mr. and Mrs ed last ompani her new Dorothy _Stua to Miss Hill of “frienc visit Margar ary T Randolph have ip through of Wilbert motor . Keys has returned Rosemont Pence at Miss Adams and | Rosemont trip_to Cali- with short visits in San Fran- Angeles Harlow has returned | Julius Wolf have re- W trip to New York and | C. Baggett week for a motor trip home et in E nn\ ha m n As ginia 3 trip York and Long ana home two- I father, after a their returned t Virginia after a Randolph on Randolph is now Middleburg. inslow H. Randolph and Mr. eturned trom | Boothe | tinctiy Man Camp THE SUNDAY: Page county, Va.. of August. Mrg William N. Smith of Rosemont week, by motor, for visits at Ork- ney Springs and Hot Springs, Va. Miss Blanche Stansbury was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrx. Jo- seph Savage at their home in Fred- ericksburg, Va. Miss Clurence Snowden and Mrs. Paola Tuccimei were the week end Kuests of Mr. and Mrs. David Newton Rust at their summer home, Rockridge, in Loudoun county. Va. Miss Regina Greene has returned from a visit to Miss Mary Haynes at her home in Strasburg, Va. Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Dillard and Master Billy Dillard started last week for a motor trip through the Valley of Virginia, with a visit at Orkney Springs. Miss Alice Gronau and Miss Whitten spent the week at mont. Loudoun county. Va. Miss Alice Lee Harding has re- turned from a visit to Miss Katherine Wolfe at her home in York. Pa Miss Katie Coleman is spending the summer with her nephew and nicce. Mr. and Mrs. A. Howell Thomas, at their home in Louisville, Ky Miss Jessie Crump | week end Bluemont, rs. Louis De Moll and M l’\r Moll, jr., have returned from a it to relatives in wport Charles county, Md Mr. and Mrs. 1. T. Walters and childri e making the trip to New York by water. Mr. and_Mre Isaac " and Mrs. Charles E. ® | Cook. Miss Margaret Cook, ) < Julia Lindsey, Mary Blue- have returned from Colon where they spent w short ti “lorence O'Shei of Buffalo. N. guest of ber brother-in- nd sister, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gor- don. at their home on Braddock Heights, A delightful party was given Mon- day evening by Mr. and M | Moriarty in their home at dock for their daughter, Miss Cath- erine Moriart: tion her “h “hirth. present were Morlarty, Grace Walter, Marian ) dred Clin Smith, Tom S Billy Moriarty, Florenc Milarea Mortarty, Henry Flo e. John . Bernard Cline and Norman E. Wilson of Vicksburg, the guest of Mrs. Hubert wden and the Misse owden at their home in South | Washington | street Mr. Henry Dimock (;asmn and Mr Edward Gasson of Seminary Hill left Jast week for a trip of several months to Scotland, England, Belgium and France. Mrs. George Wise has returned from |4 Visit to relatives in Harrisonburs a Miss Amelia Genzberger and Miss Hannah Genzberger and their guests, Mrs. Sol Genzberger and Miss Grace | Genzberger of Butte. Mont., have re- turned from a visit at Colonial Reach s Alma Gaines is visiting friends in Statford county, Va. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Johnson have returned from Aldie. Loudoun county, where'they spent the month of July Has Wedding Cercmany In Municipal Building New York and Long Island were dis- disappointed that Miss Ottavia Benjamin, who was married Tuesday to &> C. SUITS = GOWNS = WRAPS EXCLUSIVELY B 2 g o Rt Nintl Jored N FEATURING SUMMER GOWNS FOR TOWN OR COUNTRY COTTONS - TUB SILKS $12.50 VERY SPECIALLY PRICED PAUL LEIBEL, 1215 G St. August Fur Sale Offering Handsome Furs at Handsome Savings 1| Quite the largest assemblage of new Fur Garments ever figured in any of our mid- summer sales, and all dis- played, for your convenience, on our main floor. 1 Striking savings on fashion- able furs of every wanted variety, with Especially Ap- gealing Reductions on Hudson eal Coats and Neckpieces, Caraculs, Foxes, etc. Special This Week: $135 Northern Seal Coats, $79.50 (Dyed Coney) | These coats are 45 to 48 in. long; made with very lustrous pelts on the newest lines, with Mandarin sleeves and Reverse Stripe Collar and Cuffs. Real $135 values—special this week, $79.50. 1 We urge prompt sclection from these August fur bargains for greate est satisfaction. PAUL LEIBEL FURS & MILLINERY 1215 G St.——Established 1900—~—Phone Frank. 3445 T 1 to spend the month Mr. John W. Moore, chose to have the solemn words eaid in the chapel of the Municipal building of New York city and to wear a plain tailored suit without the slightest accessory either of cos- tume or of retinue. first cousin of Mrs. Henry Huddleston Rogers, being the daughter of Mr. Romeyn Rogers, who is the brother of George Hillard Benjamin, Mrs. Rogers' father. The Romeyn Benjamins have an extensive estate near Southampton and Oftavia and her sister Mury were in all the affairs of the younger setl Everybody expected a bevy of maids and as many of the youths who played about with John W. Moore. alko of Long Island since childhood. Mrs. related to. many celebrities in Londen as well as in New York. It was her grandfather's sister. Mary Benjamin, who married the historian, John Lathrop Motley, uesque and talented M {dan. cousin, and likewixe court, who was Elizabeth Motley est_daughter of the historian, besides {number of other notables in the soctal | and intellectual life of England. The | John W. Moores have gone cruising on a vacht, indeed, walked from the city hail to their vessel and they will not | return to Southampton until the utumn, Clare Sheri- Here you get Offerings for 87¢ Pair Stamped and Hem- stitched 45-inch Pure-finish, Cabot Pillow Tubing Ready for Embroidery HE headlines tell the sto: even buy the material for these these are hem 300 pairs in the lot. Aprons 59¢ Smmped for Embroidery D" — Four pretty styles in made-up aprons of unbleached muslin for lace edgings and em- broidery . 59¢ Another apron combines un- bleached muslin and a quaint gingham collar. for girls.....59¢ Imitation crochet lace for cdg~ ing aprons, scarfs, lunch sets. etc.. in white, pink or blue. Per . .19 25¢c, 5 for $1.00 Very absorbent kitchen, tea or glass towels in striped or plain materials, free of lint. The stampings arc very simple_to work in running stitches. Five different designs $1. / SHOP UNIQUE 'E Street at Eighth STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., AUGUST Mrs. Moore is the |J. Moore is | 50 that she can call the stat- | G at 12th Street. (Furriers Since 1906) There is a real reason why you should make vour selection of Furs during our— AUGUST FUR SALE and greater reductions. (A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your (Furriers Since 1906) Art Needlework | Headquarter’s —Another Slupment titched in points and scallops and stamped in a variety of NEW designs for all-white embroidery Coffin-Leachman Wedding | At 3 PM. Last Wednesday The marriage of Miss Mary Frank Coffin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank | . Coffin, to Mr. John Burchell Leach- Mr. Charles C. Leachman of Manassas, Va., took place Wednes- da. afternoon. The ceremony was performed at 3 o'clock in historic Po- hick Episcopal Church by the Rev. A Campbell Tucker, in the presence of a large compan: and was followed | by a reception in the home of the brldes parents, at Fairview, Lorton, Va. The church and the home were decorated with roses, magnolias, snap- dragons and gladioluses. The bride, who was escorted and given in marriage by her father, wore |a gown of heavy white crepe and | Spanish lace, made on long straight lines, with bateau neck and without | sleeves. Her tulle vell, which formed a train, was held in place by a coro- | net of 'lilies of the valley, and she carried a shower bouquet of bride | roses and lilies of the valley Following the reception Mr. and | rs. Leachman left for a edding rip to New York and nearby points, the latter traveling in a gown of lanvin green canton crepe and a gray | d green hat i man, son newest sl'yle. Guaranteed Furs Selections) Monday— 5, 1923—PART SOCIETYa At 87¢ a pair you couldn’t good tubing cases, vet About =0 ol et 0t et o[ [0 le—— o [ —] Aprons Stamped for Embroidery "—Combining a choice of ¢ or green check gingham h unbleached muslin. Just a embroidery required to - . . $L10 from two differc this tea apron oi Very effective, $1.39 green check ham makes this apron. whil aplique patches and your broidery complete it “hoose hgs on the em- -.95¢ Buffet sets. Three-picce set in aval design on white art mate- rial, stamped ... c Another larger stamped Buffet oval or satine-finish a little above. -.45¢ pretty set, than the in on very set. Three picces oblong. stamped art material; EEEEEEEEE—E:EC—E—:EEE Guest towels. Pure linen. in plain colors of rose, blue or gold, stamped for embroidery....$§1.00 “Kitchen Pets” tca aprons Simple little made-up aprons of unbleached muslin squares stamped . Tea towel or, cach Bedspreads, stamped in many pretty designs for embroidery; some stenciled in oil colorings, $2.69 to $4.50 29 to match, 5 for $1, McCall Patterns 1114 G St. N.W. B & A Spool Silk 9000 yards SUMMER SILKS! A river of silks flowing out! —at reduced prices tomorrow! A merchandising event few stores could stage. The range of colors is a complete rainbow of fashion’s favorites! S1.79 Pinted St o i $2.98 $1.39 Cecked o Vams.i. S1.98 $1.49 "Rtk S, Voo, $3.98 §1.59 SubeamConer, e, 8219 DAVID SILKS Loom to Wearer” e — The House Largest Ladies’ Ex- bll‘ bomclusive Specialty Shop in Washington, 608 to 614 ** ELEVENTH ST.D- C. Presenting the Initial Showing of of Courtesy Autumn Frocks Designed for Street, Sports and Afternoon wear, and marked at 52 Crepe-back Satin Crepe de Chine Georgette Satin Crepe Poiret Twill Moire Tricosham Every detail gives exprcssion to an origi- nal thought that makes its tempting appeal to approving taste. Second Floor You'll Buy Furs Now To the Best Possible Advantage We're Featuring the New pupular Jacquettes‘ at $95 Offered in Caracul— Muskrat— Marmot —including also—at the same special price— 45-inch Muskrat Coats— 50-inch Plain Sealine Coats All are exccptiona] va]ues Sealine Coats, $150 Full 50 inches long, with deep collars and cuffs of Natural Squirrel or Fitch Other Furs, $25 to $1.575 Third Floor Until needed we will gladly store any selected Fur free of charge. A moderate deposit will reserve any selection for later delivery. )EEEEEEEEEEEEEE—: _EEEE—DEE—EEE F——|o[——=|n|—=|o|=—a|0l—=|o|e—]ol—=]ole=—Dal——=a[o]|e—=a|al—=lole—=—xa ol ——=]0]