Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1923, Page 8

“g SOCIETY.’ - Society The Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Davis| Are Expected to Return to Their . Apartment Here Monday Night. north and Canada before returning to the west. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. D. Hancock and family are at the Hotel Chatham, Vanderbilt avenue, New York, for a short time. Mrs. Joseph Nachman and Mrs. Sidney Alexander recently returned from an extended tour of Europe and are at the Traymore, in Atlantic City. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses bave been issued to the following: Walter H. Geisel and Mae Noel. Joh rma; ia H. Early, both HE Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Davis and their son, James J. Davis. jr., will ar- rive in New York Monday aboard the Leviathan from England and come at once to Washington to reoven their apurtment at Ward- man Park Hotel Secretary indl Mrs. Davis have been visiting in |hl‘i former's old home in Wales, after| spending sevcral weeks on the con-| tinent. The minister of Denmark, Mr. Con- stantin Brun, is in New York, where he went yesterday, and after a few days at the Plaza will return to Bar Harbor for the remainder of the summer. The minister came: to Wash- ington early this week minister of Bulga | tion of his mus Willlamstown. Senator and Mra. Edwards To Attend Benefit Fete, Senator and Mrs. Edward 1. Bd-| wards will attend the fetk which will § be given tomorrow evening un thel Ross-Fenton farm, at North Asbury | Park, N. J., for the benefit of the Aun | May Hospital, at Spring Lake. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge left terday for his summer home, at Na- hant, Mass. after spending several days in this city. The charge daffaires of Hungary| and Mrs. Pelenyi returned last even- ing to Newport, R. I.. to spend the remainder of the summer. The counselor of the Japanese em- sadao Saburi, left last Williamstown, aburi several weeks. was accompanied by My, Walter S. Penfield ] n, Henri Gouraud and other in- rrested men formed a group at luncheon yesterday at the Hamilton | Hotel, including the military attache | of the French embass A. L. Dumont: Capt , Col. George | Ennalls Wag- | er of the | World War, Maj the Rainbow Division, ) Neagle, national Rainbow Division veterans; €. McCullough, in charge of the gen- eral's American tour; Maj. Arthur| Budd. Lieut Mr. Frank_McDonald American Veterans. a member of the the World War, the Disabled Gouraud is Order of Gen Military United States ambassador to France, Mr. Myron T. Herrick, is ex- pected to arrive in New York tomor- Tow aboard the Paris for a leave of absence in this country. He prob: bly will come to Washington the firs of the week to spend at least a few days before going to his Ohio home. The The second secretary of the Brit- {sh embassy, Mr. G. H. Thompson has returned from Southampten. where he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Warwick Emile Montgomery, Commissioner Cuno H. Rudolph has gona to Deer Park, Md. to join M Rudolph, who has been there most of the summer. He will return to Washington in about three weeks. Former Senator and Mrs. Jos: France left Washington vester: ternoon after remaining at the X Willard since Monday, coming to tend the official ceremonies for the late President Harding. From Bal- timore they will o to their beautiful estate, Mount Ararat, at Port Deposit, Md. 'Phey have with them the small nephew of Mrs. Franc who will be with them indefinitels z S s Former Senator_and Mrs. Howar Sutherland, who have been at theip apartment in the Wyoming for sev- oFal dayvs. have left Washington for Easthampton, Long Island, to visit with friends. Former United States ambassador to Germany and Mrs. James W. Ger- ard will have as their guests in their home at Newport, Maj. Donald E. Miller, who will arrive today to re- main over Sunday. Mrs. John Stewart McLennan gave a picnic supper last evening on the banks of the Green river at Williams- town, Mass, Mrs. McLennam was a pisted by her older daughter, Miss Victoria Tytus. The guests included the director general the Pan- American Union Leo S former ambass Boris Bakhmete States am Mrs. Henry Morganthau. Mr. Kerr of London, Rear Admiral liam Ledyvard Roger: and Mrs. John Beit of Washin nd a num- ber of others Phillip Wil- Col. and Mrs. Henry hosts to a small company last evening in their summer home at Southampto “What Shall We Have for Dessert?” —is a question one and all will count scttled with satisfaction if you serve Rose- mary —delicious Rosemary lce Cream. Home.- making and WHOLE Cream are the basis of | ts superiority. Leave your Sunday Ice order today. Phone Cream | Main 208 © $1 Qe.—$3.50 Gal. DELIVERED BLACKISTONE’S Rosemary Candy Shop 1403 H St., Next to Flower Store Don’t Suffer With Headache —when vou can get quick relief—almost like magic—with “Stop-It” There's no harmful, habi forming drugs in “Stop-It” it’s just a common-sense, prac- tical prescription that proves remarkably efficacious in prac- tically every case of headache —no matter how severe. Take “Stop-It” not only for headache, but neuralgia, nerv- ousness, insomnia, travelers’ headache, etc. It will bring relief other preparations have failed. For sale at all Peoples and other good Drug Stores Xey Chemical Co., Wash., D. C. | concert | Where she will visit her Philip de Vilbrave and | P Mr. and Mrs. Wight Return From Vacatlon. Mr. Frederick W. Wight of the of- fice of the director of the budget and | Mrs. Wight have returned to Wash- ington after an absence of rix weeks | spent in New Yorl. B and thelr | summer home in Rockland., Me, and are at the Calverton apartments for | the remainder of the summer. Miss Maud K. Wetmore has ret to Lenox after a short visit.in V ingfon. Miss Wetmore joine mother and sister, Mr: body Wetmore and Miss more, at the Curtis Hotel, where theyv are spending some time Mrs more and her daughters shortly take a leisure motor trip thro N England, and in the v autumn will spend several weeks at | Hot Springs before returning here for the winter. Mrs. Henry R Rea has loaned her | home at_Southampton for a benefit Thursday afternoon, August 16, to aid the biind tenor. Mr. Boyd | Henchette, and assist in the compie- al education 1 ton, for E usi United minister to e i Mrs. Dynlcley bri mpletion of her vist to Copen- | hagen she will go to Paris to join her grandmother, Mrs. John W ckay. | and, return with_her to this in the autumn. Mis; Mr. Clarence Macka his _plan to hunting_sea John W. M camp in the Miss Ellin N aboard th the or of Spain and S kay, Bo to ateles, N\ Adirondacks Miss Angelica Gerry left Newport yesterday and motored to Lenox where she will spend a short time the Curtis Hotel ore, cousin of the brideg th sisted by the Father A reh A traveling dress of M R — {sp Miss Marguerite Caperton had a w small company lunching informally | ri with her yesterday at the Muen inger-King at Newport. In the com- M pany were Miss Muriel Vanderbilt, | br Miss Helen Mitchell and | sworth | arm bouquet roses. er o Allce V. Ha ‘e r gown of blue and carried an arm igeas and larkspur. brother of the rgette bouquet ¢ Mr. Carl Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paris of New | bride, w wan York and Washington are now inl Immediately followi Hamburg and will later visit in;mony Mr. and Mrs Czechoslovakia and ofher Balkan ! motor trip to tb countries before returning to this!After September country « to i EY} | home Sl [ 1stand Hagan-Gerhardt Ceremony At Mount Rainier Tuesday. e The marriage of Miss Mary Dorothea { ri Gerhardt, daughter of Mrs Ger- | be hardt, to Mr. Peter James Ha place Tuesday morning h. Mount Rainier mony was performed by the Father Hugh J. Monaghan of Balti: a ester will close sp Da ¥ W A NEW STORE THIS WEEK N. E. Corner 13th & Shepherd St. Ar—d-drz;s Commu;vican'ana to Prearl'd;;lt','zr’.:évs 18th St. l\; w. d . Y., where the party will be guests of M National Woman's Party, Her subject will b Maria L. Jai ¢ and Jeneva Twiman. Douglas Hurd and Helen Keliher. Joseph Noclolino and Alic * Alex Washington and D Sidney wens_of Ruth . Puiliam of Lend 3 Staniey W. Payne and Laura Gray. Robert . Lewls and Wingard White. Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the health department in the last twenty-four Bonr, John F. and Mary M. Carroll, girl. Edgur J. and E. Bartemeler, girl. Sewa d M, Bacon, Loy, ¥ Brooks. York city and ir r Rirl. Elsie . Beverly, boy. d_Gertrude Ferguson, girl. hel Jones, boy. Humpt Jawmes B Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the health department in the last twenty-four iours | dohn W | ‘Auna Ceier. |, Robert " Clark THom, Sullivan, 30 years, 1027 Lamont at 007 K R, United States Soldiers® Bolan, United 8 Soldies Home e | Georze Peter Harrigan, Efwara Tackes. 50 L 40 Porter st Sibley Hospital. corgetown University enora de Riano, ahe . Jordas e Home Makers’ Council of the will be the aker at the forum luncheon at the City Club, Saturday, 1 p.m The Recent Con- at Seneca z omen tion Held Mra. C. W. Williams of Albuquerque, N. M., has the distinction of being rs. William the only woman drum mafor In the . Miss Beryl Ingram, [world. She led the Elks’ band during e wyer, Mrs. Laura |the recent convention held in Atlanta Miss Bessie Hawlette, : = - e = man, Mrs. E 1, Miss Lee Stub M m, Fine Floors of Hardwood Estimates on anything cleaning. polishing. scraping or lay- ing new floors— furnished gladly and without obligation. Phone North 6523 J. M. Adams 1503 Connecticut Ave. blefield, | 1. Miss Hay 11 » Bullock, Mrs. Holliw mes McNeil Mrs. Richard A. Harlow is spending few days at the Lee Hou in this line Miss Berth, ending th Lwson Springs Louise Robinson . is t of the summer at Ky of Tulsa, Okla ng_his mother. 1 Massachusetts left for the \ KINGAN’S BACON 37c 11b. Carton SMOKED SHOULDERS 15¢c Lb. ONIONS, 3 Lbs. 20c GOLD BAG ™, COFFEE 28c Drink Ever.” KRUMM’S | FOUNTAIN Macaroni, Spaghetti brand HAM S and Noodles “All Quality” The Last Word in Ham Whole, 3 3 C 3 Pkgs. 25¢| v ARMOUR’S GRAPE JUICE Quart 49c¢ Pint 27 ¢ BEAUFONT GINGER ALE 2 Bottles 25¢ VIENNA BREAD “Baker’s Best Bread” Wihiolesone - Chas. Schneider Baking Co. IIC Loaf 5Lbs. 27c ELECTRO SILICON SILVER POLISH 25¢ Jar TISSUE TOILET PAPER 1,000 Skeets 3 Rolls for 25¢ Pure P2 " DAILY GROCERY SAVINGS CERESOTA FLOUR ‘The Prize Bread Fleur of the World” s, A}’;onc Co]: 9855 s GOLD BAND BUTTER “Fit for a King”’ 2. 50c Lb. LOFFLER’S| FA-MUS Sm;’s’rg‘eu ;l:dArPeork C A K E S M. Holzbeierlein’s Best 100% PURE | 25c Each Insist on “Loffler’s” PET MILK Large Can 11c POST TOASTIES Package 7Y>2c GELFAND’S MAYONNAISE . Not The Housewife’s ONLY Bleached Competitor 12Lbs.57¢| 12¢ Jar 25¢ Jar LIPTON’S TEA 23c % Lb. 45c Y2 Lb. WAX PAPER 3 Rolls 10c _THE ‘EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 10, -1923.' COURT DISMISSES SIX ON DAY OF MOURNING Schuldt Lectures Half Dozen Held on Minor Charges. Judge Gus A. Schuldt in the Dis- trict of Columbla branch of the Police Court, today called to the bar six defendants, charged with minor offenses and dismissed their cases, telling the offenders that as today was the natlon's day of sorrow and official and personal mourning for President Harding, he wanted them to go their way, and to their homes, and observe the day with que rever- ance and_solemnity. Each of the defendants discharged showed a marked feeling at what the judge had sald, each man expressing his thanks to the court before de parting. Several cases ¢f minor im- partange were tried and the court ad- | ' Judge Open Saturday Until 3 P.M. ) Two-Piece i Knicker Suits’| Knickers and Sleeveless Jackets to Match—Well made, with pockets and belt ; made of fine quality Linene, in . Gra Tan, Copenhagen, Rose and Orchid. Sizes 16 to 20 Khaki Knickers —all sizes..... Pure L i it §3.50 ¢ Kickers oo 93:99 4 Sportswear Sectlon—Main }‘Ioul\‘ ] vears. Special for Satur- day only, $1.69 Linen Knickers and gray “Boyshform” Brassieres —That give thé slim straight lines of youth to the woman who wears them. Cloth. Sizex Cotton materinl, with wide watin stripe. Sizex 32 to 46 Skinner Satin, in white, flesh and black. Filet lace trimmed . Hrmmingdird "HOSIERY The Guaranteed Hose that wears longer. Every pair guaranteed to wear or a new: pair free. Sizes 8 to 10%4. In white and all the wanted colors. $1.50 Pair Full-fashioned Silk Chiffon Hose, in all colors and all sizes. All perfect, $1.95 Pair! Floor. ¢ 4 ' y ) ; Hoslery Section—Mai Just Received— A New Shipment of Genuine Patent Leather— ‘White Kid — Black Kid— Special— . $7.50 Pair Shoe Sectiom—Main Floor. SOCIETY.," — e Journed after an hour, having con- | vened at 8 o'clock. There was no session of t| fic Court. The United States branch of the court, Judge McMahon pre- &lding, was in session for three hours from 8 o hearing assault, in which the defendants were locked up for want of collateral or bond. ORDER DR. ALLEN HELD ON MANN ACT CHARGE Authorities at Los Angeles Refuse Traf- seven adopted daughters into Penn- sylvania from Virginia, was ordered held to the district court of Penn- sylvania at the conclusion of a hear- ing before United States Commission er Long yesterday. | Efforts of Allen's counsel to have | his bail reduced from $15,000 were un- successful and it was announced that the United States district court would be asked for a writ of habeas corpus to prevent his removal to Pennsyl- vania, CATHOLIC PRESS RAIDED. B school in Virginia, who i dictme portation of one of his alleged fifty- | Unidentified Group in Italy De- stroys Offices. to Reduce Bail of Former Vir- ginian in “57 Girls” Case. By the Assocl LOS AN Allen, ed Pr | August 10.—Dr. H.| COMO, Italy, August 10.—The of- r head of a private|fices of the Catholic newspaper under in-|Ordine were invaded and devastated o5 altoday by a group of unidentified per- he trane- | so he Catholic club was sub- jected to a similar visitation. LE form t in Pitt ct charge burgh, P volving Open All Day Saturday The Sales Are Moving Fast! AT THE FAMILY SHOE STORE Ending Our Midsummer Clearance Better Come Tomorrow! The Women's “$2.35’s” and the Men's “$3.90’s"” are going amazingly big! YOU must find time Saturday to come and share in these wonderful SALES! They've become the “talk of the town.” Every Pair Women’s Whites (Pumps and Oxfords) Values Up to $10 White Reignskins, W1 , White Canvas, White Nubuck and some White Kids left. Sandals, Strap Pumps, Sports, Oxfords and Combinations. A wonderful sale! Every size and every width in entire stock. Every Pair Men’s Oxfords Values Up to $10 Nationally known makes—"Sports,” Brogues, Conservatives, College Styles, Scotchgrai Tans, Patents, Gun Metal, Black and Brown Every size and every width in entire stock. Women’s Pumps and Oxfords $4.95, $5.85, $6.95 (86 to $12.00 Values) Black and Straps, Cut- Suedes, Sports,” In Patents, Satir Tans, Brown Kid. Oxfords, Pumps, outs, Egyptians, etc. Buy for Fall Wear! 25% to 35% Reductions In Our Hosiery Department Many famous makes, including Onyx, Medalia, Van Raalte, Kayser, Mohawk, Best-Knit, “909,” etc. About 400 pairs of women's hosiery that sold up to $4.50 per pair—discontin- & c $1.00 Pair ued lines, short lines, ectc L ON L aiheaconsiae Children’s Shoes~259% to 40% Off The largest assortment of Children’s Shoes in Washington. An enorinous style range at enormous reductions. Growing Girls, Mis: Children, Boys and, Little Boys can share in these values if they wiil come. 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