Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1923, Page 8

Speaker and Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett © Will Sail for New York Tuesday, October 30, on Leviathan. HE Speaker of the House of Representatives and Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett, who have been touring Europe for soveral weeks, will sail for this country October 30, on the Leviathan. Senator John W. Harreld will re- turn to Washington Thursday. from his home in Oklahoma. Mrs. Harreld is remaining in Washington during the senator's absence. | Gov. and Mrs. Austin Peay of Ten- neseoe, were dinner guests of Col and Mrs, Wade H. Cooper at the Shorcham last evening Gov. Parker of Lou ter- tained five at luncheon at the New Willard yesterday. Gov. Parker came here Saturday to attend the confer- ence with President Coolidge. . sador to irs. Cyrus B. Woods, and ter's mother, will sail Novem fro— Japan for this coun they ~will pass about two The United where months. Miss Ashford Selects Date for Wedding. 4 The marriage of Miss Annette Ash-| ford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Snow- den Ashrord, to Ensign Thomas Lip- pitt Wattler, U. 8. N. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. attles of Alexandria, Il take place Saturday afternoon,, November 3, in St. Thomas' Eplscopal | Church, at 4:30 o'clock. The cere-| mony will be performed by the Rev.| C. Ernest Smith, and will be followed | Ly a reception in the home of the; | iven ! Miss | will return to Washington the latter part of the weel Mr. Alfred E. 8mith, jr., son of Gov. Smith of New York, has returned to New York after spending the week end here as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Edward B. Horen. and Mrs. Augustus P. Crenshaw returned to Wasnington from ond, Va., where they went to at- the wedding Saturday of their nephew, Mr. John F. Reed, jr., and Alice Drury Bertrand. They accompanied to gllchmnml by thelr son and daughtf-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus P. Crenshaw, jr. Miss Elva Ellen Coughlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Danjel James Cough- lin of Chevy Chase, and Mr. Frederick Underwood Wells of New Haven, Conn., were married in the home of the Dbride’s parents by Dr. Hubert Rex Johnson of the Chevy Ch Presbyterian Church, Saturdey after- noon at 3 o'clock. The bride was at- tended by her sister, Miss Mildred Coughlin, as maid of honor, and M: Harvey A. Troutman of East Orange, J. was best man. The bride was in marriage by Agnes C. Nelson, one of the bride’s college friends, played the Mendelssohn wedding ‘march. The bride wore a crepe satin and chiffon afternoon gown of dark brown and carried Ophelia roses. The maid of honor wore a gown of walnut-colored georgette and carried Columbia roses. ption was held after the ceremony, where Mrs, Charles E. deil presided at the tea table. and Mrs. Wells then left for a three- week motor through Canada and her father. | i | Miss Jane Petevr the clal _counselor of the em- Mr. Brods k, and Mr, L'R. te, brother of the host. Mr. Christie has been visiting his brother, Commander Christle, for several days and went to New York this morning to sall tomorrow for his home in England. Mrs. John Stewart McLennan has as her guest In her summer home Ash- intully, near Lenox, Mass., Mr. Walter Boyd of Washington, son of Rear . Admiral Boyd. Mrs, McLennan 1 come to Washington for the winter. Capt. and Mrs. Willlam McEntree have taken an apartment at the Lee House for the winte: Mrs. F. P. Brodie has arrived from her home in S: Francisco and ter's sister, joined her som, Mr. Tallent Tubb, at the Hotel Lafayette, for the autumn. Maj. Bartlett Bolling of Charlottes- ville is the guest of the Misses Stuart lln their hom. at 202 North Columbus street, in Alexandria, Va. Mr. and Mrs. P, F. Gallahue of Bos- ton are at the New Willard, where lthey arrived yesterday. Poston are guests at the Lee House } Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wheelwright of jfor » week. | Washington Salon’s Sviree Thursday. The hostesses at the sixth annual opening soiree and concert of the fall and winter season of the Washington }salon and United Arts Society Thurs- !day evening at the playhouse, 1814 N street northwest, will be Mrs. Helen Jean Paul Starr, Mrs. Ada W. Duncan, Mrs. Mary A. Hoover, Miss Helen "Neill, 3thel M. Bagnam, Mrs. William Tardiff, Miss Morgan Hessey, Mrs. D {White, Miss Nellle Payson, Mt tle Cronkhite, Miss Charlotte M. Gt , Mrs. W. Hamilton Smith, Mis v G. Learney and Miss Edna Dun- an. ‘The guests of honor and principal epeakers will be Capt. Frank Scho- field of the Navy general board, Mr. Willlam Atherton Du Puy, the well )known magazine writer, who recent- Iy returned from Europe, and Miss Frances Mensh, the young writer, ,whose poems have attracted much at- tention. Capt. Schofield will speak fon “The American Navy—A National Necessity,” Mr. Du Puy’s subject will exerciges by Miss Margareu Hooker, mg Catherine Hackett, Miss Bliza- beth Cassell, Misz Sarah Willlame, Ml Mildred Smith, Miss Bernice Ayer, Miss Tempe Ellen and Miss Alene Fenn, with solo and interpre- tive dances by Miss Polly Arnokd and little Mary Katherine Spinks; Mr: Jessie F. Webster, in “Humorous Monologu and Miss Daphne Carra- way, in “Southern Mammy Storlei The program will be in charge of Mr. Rudolphe de Zapp, president of the soclety. Admission by card. A pretty wedding took place Wed- nesday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock in Grace Baptist Church when M Thelma Elizabeth Thompson, daug) ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8. Thomp- £on, became the bride of Mr. Lewis Weyland Dorset, son of Mr. and Mri Charles O. Dorset. The bride wore a gown of white crepe georgette over white satin with long vell arranged in cap effect. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses and liiles of the valley. She was attended by her sister, Miss Myra Thompson, in orange crepe de chene, and Miss Mildred Dorset, in apricot crepe de chine. The attendants both carried tea roses. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. Richard E. Kemp. After the ceremony a recep- tion was held in the church parlor. Mr. and Mrs. Dorset left later on a trip through the northern states. They will be at home after November 1, at 729 13th street southeast. The marriage of Miss Bertha May Graf to Mr. H. Bremer Hunt took place Tuesday evening in the Calvary M. E. Church. The ceremony was per- formed at 8 o'clock by Rev. James S. Montgomery, pastor of the church, and was followed by a reception in the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Gar- rison. Autumn leaves, ferns and chrysanthemums were used in both church and house. The bride, who was given in marriage by Mr. Garri- son, wore a gown of cream lace and satin, made in the hoop skirt fashion, her vell was held by a coronet of orange blossoms, and dainty old-fash- foned mitts finished the costume, and she carried an old-fashioned bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the val- ley. She was attended by Miss Blanche Rule as mald of honor, and her bridesmalds were Miss Margaret Mulr, Miss Marion Surface, Miss Helen Knoch and Miss Mary Graf, sister of the bride. They wore dainty frocks in autumn colors and they all carried SOCIETY. roses. Mr. Ralph Boyd was best man and the vghers were Mr. Edward Muir, Mr. Harold Surfece, Mr. Wil- liam Jewell and Mr. Charles Knoch. Mrs. Garrison, who received with the bride and 'bridegroom. was in georgette beaded in crystals, and Mrs. Hunt, mother of the bridegroom, wore orchid georgette and carried a bouguet of orchids. After a honeymoon in Atlantic City Mr. and Mrs. Hunt will be at home at ‘1476 Spring place, Washington. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Neuman and Mrs. M. Hill of York, Pa.; Mrs. S. Miller and Mr. Walter Miller of Baltimore. Miss Lillian E. Friedman returned to Washington Thursday, after spend- Ing two months with her brother, Dr. E. M. Friedman, in Los Angele: C and other relatives in Sa Francisco, Berkeley and Hollister, Calif. Mrs. Willie Blandford of Atlanta, Ga., after ependihg the summer in Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, will leave for Colum- bus, Ga., to spend several weeks as the guest of her son, Dr. M. H. Bland- ford, before returning to her home in Atlanta. While in_Washington she was the guest of Miss Georgia Munroe: Mrs. Howard Lincoln Hodgkins will be the hostess at the “Banking Night” of the Columbian Women of George Washington University to- morrow evening at 2017 G street northwest, jr., will address subject, “Banking.” third In_a series of seven, held suc- cessive Tuesday evenings, under the general title, “The Way the World Wags.” Miss Elizabeth Wilson, presi- dent of the Columbian Women, will preside. e meeting on the A supper under the auspices of the dramatio section of the Women's City Club will be held Wednesday evening at 6:30 o'clock, Mrs. Willlam E. Chamberlin presiding. “The Club Mirror,” a play in living pictures, will be produced under the direction of Miss Adelaide Borah. —_— Among the superstitious Irish peasantry Friday is rogarded as a very unlucky day. The door should never be opened to a stranger on that day, nor should a cat be taken from one bouse to another. when Mr. Joshua Evans, | The talk is the | ] Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following: Edward Beam, Sr.. of Alexaudria, Va. Annelle Browning of this city. Abrahem F. Blan of Noxen, Ps M. Henderson of anley Mills, W. ¥rank A. White of Corry, P P. Ouulk of Newport Frank N. Wilson end B , Benjamin Stephen and Oxilia rton. James A. Jackson and Rosie Jackson Births Reported. Tike followlag births have been reportad 1o e Tealth department 0 the ast (wentsfous and nd Jusnita Va. aod Leopa and_ Lillian F. Smith, Joseph T, ‘and Myra E. Entwisle gir] Puitlp A and Rayer, boy: Jesee T."und Helen F. Ridgeway, girl. Clarence H. and Charioita P. Cackran, Norman W. and Lucs J. Grogg, boy. Brian B and Hilda W. Kane, bo dohn P. and Helen L. Fowler, Froderick W. and Catherine A. Koarber, gir Oscar F. Civira A. Hendrickson, girl: nd Mae H. 0'Brien, nd Catherine J. Mariin, girl nd Jessie M. Morgan, boy Miideed v ellermas, n A, Rogers, bo William and Jenie 8. Hurron. girl Hugh E."and Marguerite W Daniel 7. ‘ana Bianck Bilas and Nicie Saun rl and Julla Torner, William and Idelia Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been the health department in the last tw bours: ‘Thomas §. Crane. 84, 8 Kendall Green n.e. Froncis C. Le Frey, 66, 1325 Maple View §. Mead. 63, 1417 Rhode Island are . Richards, 63, 330 = Pl Prize-fighting fishes are very com- mon on the coasts of Japan and Slam Thelr pugilistic tendencles are mos’ | pronounced, so much o that the na- tives make them take the place of boxers in Slam, and arrange matches in glass bowls between two of the species, heavy bets being laid on the result. bride’'s parents. jthe New After No- > : be “The European Situation.” Vhital =t e o ? ) s A musieal with other Mrs. L. Dow Whitaker is entertain- Catonsville, near Baltimore. The in- d ] number: ing a com y of thirty at bridge vited out-of-town gu included % ¥ this after the Washington! Mr. ana M Ralph P’owell Schnake /VARQIS Country Club in honor of Miss Doro- ‘ of La_Crosse, Kan.; Commander and 4 thy Brandenburg, whose marriage to ! Mrs es 'H. Ripley of Richmond, Dr. Alfred Louts Bou will take place ! d'u'“m T A Thantee Wednesday. £ Mrs. Charles A. Frank- i Edwin Charles Bran- of East Orange, N. J.; Mr. and ;vl‘ole_ marriage :'u ; nts of the bride. will en- s. Robert C. Whitney of New York | Saturday, Novembe, n St. embers of the wedd: Mr. and Mrs. Willlam L. Murphy { Douse, _ youthful Eowe FORL attles, U. S. N, will take place o mezzeo soprano, opera duets, with Mrs. Paul Bley- MISS ANN h den at the piano; Danish gymnastic nxign Thomas Washinglon P cgulz'zy' ga fin[tle é”é Unusual Winter Apparel Distinctive in Awnerica party cvening at Wardman | A, Louise Murphy of Balti-{fore openi e Vi gton home |another son-in- a 4 3 ™ G Bark Hlotel “immedutity ~ followink | morc. fore opening their Washington howe [another son-intaw and davgnter, | (oY geY-] - W TONNpNY the rehearsal for tae ceremony. 10.30 AM e air attache of the British em- | 10.30 P. Beeckman . : s . Ll Sines 3 ng Commander Christie, : Springs yesterday and | was host at luncheon yesterday, Mr. Danfel F. Ge aining at the Columbia Countr: : i Capt. and Mrs. Luke MéNamee, rs. John Miller have Capt. and Mrs, Cyru . Miller and Eal e A:\'fi;h;;"\\gr‘r‘!nfi&firu mander and Mrs. W. W. aushter, or Key »1braith will be the guests in whose | Fros Denald Maxwell Walter, Mon- { honor the naval, air and assistanc | 1o 418, S day, October 13, in Washington. naval attaches of embassies and lega- | 't NT No'' M miiel e Prov Lions and thelr wives will entertain|gonce. Mr. and Mrs, Beeckman re- | e when Irs. | 3f dinner this evening at the Hotel|cently returned to this country from | ana Mrs. eppard, who will arrive , H& e ) Europe, where they spent their ! assistant naval 17 from her home in Phila-| 0 o | honeymoon. nd Mre. Howe will entert i M. . e { luncheon Thursday for her guest. jArrive in Paris. Mr. and M s)l—'r;‘du rick lh’u the home of the Former G of and Mrs. motored to Rhode Island Gal- Great Britain tty Chilton, the attache of the em- Brown, and the la M PPAST The Connacticut A For Women and Misses D ISPLAYS of novel, beautiful apparel made for us ex- clusively by makers who are pre-eminent in the world. E VERY showing is entirely individual, presenting the new- est and smartest Imported and American designs for all occasions of winter. OUR collection is distinctive in this country for originality and enduring charm. ¢ CONVENTION HA Jones H trer's Grant will en-| 4/ formally g for her cess Bertha Can- enue Shop 1209 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Admiral and Lady Beatty in ¢ d before sailing. Gowns Suits Millinery Furs Accessories Outfits for Infants, Girls, Small Boys ur ck L. Wraps Specially Priced - for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday DRESSES In Twills, Satins and Crepes ‘The military attache of the French embassy, Gen. G A. L. Dumor will return i on Wedne. day after n of several weeks spent visiting military schools throughout the count Surg. G Merritt W left Washington yesterday for Chi-| cago to attend the meeting of the | American College of Surgeons. He NIZNG 17N Treland F Street Corner Thirleenth = Form Attorney Ge: 1 Mrs, Mrs. Frederick Den Y OeDetaL and ke and Mrs. John C. Letts, s Paris and are at the Plaza Athenee, | during the 8 at dinner Thursda; after spending some time in London. {Mo.. Where have gone to visit granddaughter, P iy Former United States Ambassador Mrs. Mar. d has arrived in ! hosts to a small company over Paris from Switzerland, wk the week end in their summer home, | S party included Representative and | S T m Mrs” John Jacob Rogers, the Rev. Mrs. M. E. Holley Hh stmi Abbey, London, and |ol. 9378 . rys i . Mrs. Bayard Cutting, |~ TR Mrs. Xenophen Price wil “ to a company at bridge tomorrow % L e BERMUDA Frede Richardson of Boston. | WEST INDIES Court this week and g9 to New York | or the remainder of the autumn ho-i i MEDITERRANEAN Around the World—South Sea Auction Bridge and Mah Jongs . CALIFORNIA—ALL WATER HoA S Qonea Yo VIA PANAMA CANAL STEAMSHIP AND TOURS No. 1 Woodward Building Mitchell Palmer have arrived injbarents tertain a small absence in St. Joseph, tacuzene. jto France and M Henry White spent E r. She willy Elm Court, at Lenox, Mass. The | | e Wiiliam: Carnegie, Canon of | Enz 2561 15th St. N.W. T = 3 Jiss Lucy Frelinghuysen, Mr. Fran ternoon in her home on 16th street Mr. and Mrs. White will close Eim | CAR[BBEAN Auction Bridge Studio fiload ety PHONE NORTH 3076 OBER’S n 1089 X Dance Frocks /24 § 22N 2 BN NN AN N 7N 17 ; | F || S SNE UERENERE NS W i Thisis =~ % In a number of very charming models and colors, Y An Appetizing Variation $ 35 5 : Poached Eggs L, $45, $55 on toast with Bacon. Use large slices for the toast. Butter it well. Place the poached egg ‘on toast with two slices of fi bacon. 88 bacon with L EA<PERRILS] SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Incorporated 1747 Rhede Island Ave. RIDING HABITS the coats of English tweed; the breeches of whipcord. Matching hats of soft felt, ties and all desired acces- sories. Also an interesting collec- tion of street and afternoon frocks of characteristic LFrancl‘ae distinction. Top Coats Special at $45 and $55 Smart Felt Halts Special " $12.50, $15 and $18 5% discount Army—Navy Before Fall Cleaning Time Have Your Furniture UPHOLSTERED Right fiow our upholster ex- perts are not busy, and to get your order right away we are UPHOLSTERING $ A Most Interesting Collection of Exclusively Designed FURNITURE O the matron who has sufficient foresight to mow that quality is the only genuine method of effecting economy—we offer our assort- ments for' inspection and approval. Distinctive and exclusive selections are the pre- dominating features presented: ‘ . Windsor Chairs Console Sets Mirrors Desks Second and Third Floors DULINsMARTIN o 121517 F Street and 1214 to 1218 G Street Hours—8:45 1o 5:30* New Knitted Suits Strike the Keynote of Autumn Sport Styles In fact, the knitted suit has become an in- dispensable part of the smart autumn ward- robe. You see it everywhere, not alone on the golf links or at the country club, but on the street and for business wear. These tnitted suits we have just received are quite the smartest of their kind and we want you to see them, too. There are smart mohair suits fastening at the side with fancy ornaments and fiber-striped bandings at cuffs, bottom of jacket and hem of skirt, chic models in brushed vicuna that favor the jacquette style, fancy all-over blocked pat- terns, with plain brushed collar, cuffs and hem. Charming color combinations—buff and brown, orange or overseas blue with buff, navy blue with gold or gray, brown with henna, Lanvin green, golden brown, steel gray. $18.50 to $45.00 j ‘ : 1216 F Street R AT L TVRLS Labor Only Special low prices on our com- . plete stock of Tapestries, Velours and Silk Upholster materials. Paperhanging Cabinet Work Stip Covers Made to Order MERICAN UPHOLSTERY CO. 627 F SLNW. »E2 R "Wt "5 oo, Phone Main 8139 Man Will Bring Samples You'll Admire —Blackstone floral designs, particularly our expressive L¢3 el Memorial Wreaths v"'“ . @ Special, $3.50 and up DAHLIAS, CHRYANTHE- MUMS and other autumn flowers. Painting A AN ‘%fi%fi%%%%@%%%%%%% Humidors Sewing Cabinets Gate-Leg Tables Benches, ete. Living Room Suites Dining Room Suites Upholstered Chairs Tables Y S8 li\‘u.’ ‘.&\ Wo S A I\ % S N2 WA 14th and H Phone Main 3707 I DAEDILEDILEDN :v.fl\\\.'.fl\“\q;'\\“ 271N NIRRT ) NIRRT CDREDREDINE & AN ORI S :‘;_" A TS TN TARTBRIRTIRAN