Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1923, Page 44

L Rev. W. Cosby Be)f has returned to | Bis home at the theological seminary stter a visit to Capt. and Mrs. F. W. . Darling in Hampton, Va. i [ Miss Gault Norton had as her guests @uring the week in her home, on Prince street, her sister and nieces, Mrs. John K, Mason of Richmond, Mrs. “Bdwin Wright of Ardmore, Pa., and Mrs. Lawson of Bluemont, Va. . Miss Phoebe Fuller has returned to Ber home in Washington after a visit £o0 her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. David N. Rust, on Seminary Hill Mrs. Walter Burgess has gone to her home in Reva, Va, after a visit 20 her daughter, Miss Carolyn Bur- gess. Mrs. Burgess' other daughter, Mrs. Coleman B. Spilman, who has ‘been staying with her father at Reva, 48 again In her home in the Carlyle. Miss Roberta Schneider has return- ed from visits to Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lewis in Ashland, Va, and to her brother-in-law and sis Mr,_and Mrs. John Taylor Lewis, jr., in Rich- mond. Mrs. Genevieve Peyton Grimes, who hes been spending the summer and early autumn with her sister-in- Mrs. John W. Peyton, at Rapidan, Va., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lucie Peyton Luckett, on South Patrick street, before going back to her home in Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Gasson have announced the engagement of their MISS GRACE PETERS, Who will spend the winter in an apartment at 1625 16th street, which she recently leased. i /of the American PR L CLEK 5 T. Nicholson, uogk Hilghts. s Mra. €. D. Burke and her ty’s MIP (SR Sk from o Via N o R e Mr. ‘and ‘Mrs. Wallace SAmusl A, Wailis, D.D.. rect ' Wailis ate the gnests of tho ls Rawley and her small son have returned from a stay of several montlh- Wwith relatives in Sparta, Caroline_county. Miss Carrie Viola Jacobs was the week erid guest of her grandparents in_Midland, Va. Mrs. Mary Henderson ananounces the marriage of her daughter Ruth to Mr. William Fred Huber of Mineola, Long Island, Monday, Octo- ber 15, in Washington. Mrs. Jackson Eggborn, Mrs. Thomp- P of fu 5 o on street. Louis M. Evans has returned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Ruden in Dallas, Tex Mr. Robert Reynolds of Mr. and M R. J. Blackwell of iss Wilna Clendenin, f Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clen~ denin, were married Tuesday after- noon {n 't rk Place Methodist Church, Greensboro, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Blackwell are spending 'their honeymoon in Asheville and will make their home in Alexandria. 85 Hazel Sonner is spending sev- weeks in Asheville with a party r: rector 'yu! th its 13 TN, T Wailts, In | M Blackwell, son | M) ON, D. C Del Ray, which they will occupy dur- ng the coming autumn and winter. ’ Miss Gertrude Williamson and Mr. | Frank Cropper were married Sunday, October 7, in the parsonage of the xl“uoad Baptist Church by Rev. O. P. oy - Dr? C. C. Bockey, U, 8. N., spent the weok end with his family in Rose mont. Mrs. L. W. Bechtel and Miss M erne of Washington spent the week of Mrs. J. B. Duncan. Richards of Bronxville, . Y., 18 spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. D, F, McGowan, in Rose mont. - he week Miss Mabel Thompson wi and, Va. end in Mrs. J. Fred Baker and Lexington, Va., are Baker's parents, K. Millican. t has returned from tives in Fredericksburg. ver Limerick and smali are the guests of friends in Miss He! a Visit to re Mrs. B dapghter Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Norton and their children spent the week end as the guests of Mys. Willlam Bettis in Manassas. They made the trip by motor. Miss Eva Virginia Newlon, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Newlon, and r. Walter Lynn Hogan were mar- ried Thursday in’ the home of the bride's parents by the Rev. R. A. Me- Kay of the Del Ray Baptist Church There were no attendants. The bri wore a gown of Russian blue velvet With an overdress of silver lace and & corsage bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. A wedding breakfast was served after the ceremony, which was attended by only the immediate famlilies. Later Mr. and Mrs. Hogan Lewis ¢ Philadpiphia wers the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sigvald T. . Mr. John Wood, near An- napolis. v and Mrs. H, H. Kamps of City Point,” Va., are the guests of their son-inslaw and- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall P. Kean, in Rosemont. Mrs. Joseph M. Peake has returned from a visit to her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold, in Keyser, W, Va. Mrs. Arnold and her son accempanied Mrs. Peske to Alexandria. Miss Ora Dwyer has returned from a visit to her parents in. Remington, Va. . and Mrs. T. F, Wilson and Dr. . Col ck are again in their homes in Tonawanda, N. Y., after a visit to Mr, and Mrs. Charles E. Dare in_Rosemont. Miss Marian Moore has returned from a visit to her aunt, Mrs. F. D. Moore, in Herndon, Va. Mrs. M. E. 8impson of San Antonl her brother and sl nd Mrs. Lewis Nall; Miss Louise Redmond has returned from a visit to relatives in Green- wich, Va. and his nd Miss May Marye, are at home from Manas- sas, where they spent the summer and early autumn, M nne Lewis Jones s the guest of her aunt, rs. Columl Shriver, in Baltimore. es Alfred Marye annie Ma OBER 21, 1923_PART 2. SOCIETY. —— e crease until it amounts to 260 thou- | sand million paner francs, and now it- = : France's Growing Debt. being equal to £1;.in 1919 the dsbt;takes 80 francs to equal £1, the one From the Ohio State Journal. war 180 thousand aillion paper |alurming feat ot th When ths world wwar began the na- | francs, and 1t hus continued 1o in- . rapid inerouse sines ‘the ouus HingIts Bl a8, ol ko it R ol v : tional_debt of France was 34 thou- sand illion gold francs, 25 frane THIS WEEK EVERYONE is invited to call at our store at any time during the coming week to join with us in celebrating our 21st Anniversary. We have made most unusual prepara- tions to fittingly commemorate this event. The store is dressed in holiday attire and all departments are aglow with attractive exhibits. Especial attention is directed to our ;howing of player-pianos, baby grands and phono- graphs. Mrs. James L. Cato fe the guest of her parents in Joplin, Va. o Mrs. K. V. Hunt of Utica, N. ¥, siting her son-in:law _and daught { Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McCallum, in B Rosemont. Miss Kathryn Thomas and- Mi Anna Hutchinson have returned t their homes in_ Washington after a to Miss Ellen Stolp on Mount daughter Marie to Mr. Albert Vickers Bryan. The wedding will take place i December. Mr. Bryan is a son of the late Capt. Albert Bryan, a brother of Ensign Ferguson Beach' Bryan, U. 8. N, and a nephew of Mr. Morgan H. Beach of Washington. He is a graduate of the University of Virginia and now is practicing law Miss Dorothy Morton is Miss Elizabeth Orr in W The October meeting of mon Chapter, Daughters of t can Revolution, was held F: ernoon in the home of the Mrs. D. Mauchlin Niven, on B Heights. The members pre: Mrs, Robert C. Powell, Mrs B. Smoot, MPs. John Mrs. Willlam J. Boothe, Mrs. L. Boothe, Mrs. Selden Washington, Mrs. Eleanor S, Washington Howard, Mrs. C. A. Swann _Sinclair, Charles Ellett Cabell, Mrs. Thomas V [Robinson, Mrs. Stewart Jamlieson, George Uhler, Mrs. C. W y ties, Mrs. Thomas B. Sebrell, ) Charles T. Nicholson, Mrs. Thomas Cochran, Miss Kathryn Uhler, Miss | Helen Chapman Calvert, Miss Fanny | i Burke and Miss Edith Snowden. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Hough Cook lannounce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Virginia to Mr. Eugene Simpson Wednesday, October 17, in this city. friends from Washington. Dr. and Mrs. Martin Barbour Hl. den, who spent the summer in North- n, H., hav a house in an extended trip through the On their return they will live andria. Eleanor Storey and M Mrs. Maud C. Laidlaw, who has been ocoupying the cottage of Dr. Kate Waller Barrett in Ocean Grove, N.'J. has rerturned home for the wint left for south. is el in_Al M A special musical treat 1s promised for Thursday evening, Oc- tober 26, when Miss Eleanor Shaw, the famous New York pianist, and the well-known American tenor, Mr. Fred Sheffield Child, will entertain in concert. A most cordial invitation is extended to all to attend this concert. INQUIRE ABQUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN W, )".') Moses & Sons Established 1861 Thesw artiste swill Frida; s 3 % Aldlt. alse appear on y Nvewing, Octoder 4, &t the REAL MUSIC VALUES We Stake Our Reputation for Reliability That These Music Values Can't Be Beat Margaret Underwood 1s the of her niece, Mrs. R. M. 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