Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1924, Page 54

Spence Alum nae Spinsters Entertain New York Society Second Dance at Ritz-Carlton Brilliant Event. Wedding of Importance Scheduled—Nup- tial Engagements Announced. WEW YORK. March i5.—The wcond[ dance given by the Spinsters of the fgence School Alumnae, which was neld this week at the Ritz-Carlton, was marked by a high degree of success. The cntertairment was known as “Cir- cus night,” and there werc many unique teatures. Among these were the snake charmer, eword swallower, bearded lady, fat lady, clowns, giant, dwarf, Mon tamer and tamed seals. Ralph Groze Grosvenor was ringmaster and his rendition of the circus song was con- cidcred one of the prime attractions of the evening. As a tight-rope walker Miss Rosemary Hollister scored a big success, as did William Taylor in his | ballyhoo act. A chic bareback chorus was led by Mrs John Twining, and those who took part included. the | Misses Lols Smith, Flizabeth Lone- fellow, Etheldreda Seabury and Mrs. Murray Vernon. A fanciful cabaret number was pre- wmented by the Misses Marie Vornam, Mildred Hoye, Charlotte Demorest. Adele Kelley, Constance Nash, Virginia Wilson, Betly Beardsles, Claire Schenck and Ada Heinze. The men who assisted were John Macafee, jr.; Archibald Stone, Bertram Allen, Robert Miles and Roderick Philips. The coaching of the performance was in charge of Misses Grace Henry and Peggy Stout. Among the weddings of impo! that will take place before the season rolls around will be th Miss Alice Perkins March 24. to become the bride of the Ifon. Reg- inald Henry Winn, son of the Lord and Lady St.'Oswald. The gagement was announced last fa She is the daughter of the late M. and Mrs. Moncure Perkins of Rich mond, Va., anrd a Ronald Tree of The late M Miss Perkins, w Langhorne S Two days before ber death be wedding of her grand hitt William Jay Hewitt, in the M byterian Church. the following Mondav. Margaret Louise bi t of the | & iving eight children of the late? Mr. and Mrs, William H. Vanderbilt. | and a_grenddaughter of Commodors | Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mrs. Shepard ¥ n Avenue Pres- was taken ill and died younger than her brother, Vanderbilt, who died in 159 survivinz brother and siste the order of their birth, M White, formerly Mrs. Willi 1 S Frederick W. Vanderbilt, ton McK. Twom! Mrs. liam ward Webb. late William nderbilt and George W. Vanderbilt were her brothers Mrs. Shepard's surviving children are Mrs. William Jay S Edith Shepard Fabb Hennon Morris and ard. Mrs. Shepard is sury seventeen grandchildren and several | great-grandchildren Her nephews and nieces include Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mr. Reginald C. Vanderbilt, Countess Laszlo Szechnyi, William K. Vanderbilt, ! Harold S. Vanderbilt, Mrs. James A! Burden, Mrs. John Henry Hammond, Mrs. William B. Osgood Field, Miss Ruth Vanderbilt Twombly, Mrs. Wil- liam A. M. Burden, Miss Cornelia; Stuyvesant Vanderbilt, whose en- gagement to the Hon. J-F. A. Cecil, | first secretary of the British embassy, has just been announced; Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer, James Watson Vanderbiit, Willism’ §eward Webb, jr., and Mal® colm Dogdglas Sloane. Mrs. Caleb Wild Hammill of 525 Park avenue has announced the en- cagement of her daughter, Miss Betty Hammil, to Juan M. Ccbal- of this 'city. Miss Hammil introduced - to society at given January 1. 1923, She has figured prominently clety since then. Miss Hammill was one of the bridesmaids at the wed- ding of Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt, daughter of Mr. Reginald C. Vander- bilt, to Harry C. Cushing 3d, last MRS. CARL MUELLER, Who recently returned from Atlantie City, where she spent some time. 1921 Mr. Riding, Turf and Field, Mcadow* Brook and mill, died in Paris in July, Ceballos is a_member o - | other clubs An interesting engagement, just an- that of “DANDERINE" '\Girls! 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You. will be amazed to see how halir thrives when the scalp is kept in ghape. My Hair Youth costs 50 cents and $1 with eye dropper. The results zome quickly. I hope you will learn what it means to your halr. To those four products I owe my Seauty and youth. Now all drug- | zists and toilet counters supply hem to all who want li] relnYKa» For the sake of all you prize most, g0 learn what they can-do. Edna Wallace Hopper, 536 Lake Shore | Drive, Chicago.—Advertisement. Also as a Ve An abundance of luxuriant bair | scalps with dependable “Danderine.” | strength, color and youthful besuty. . “Danderine” is delightful on the | Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Au- gustus Tnomas of 60 East 56th streew. to William Elliott jr., son of M d Mrs. Willium_Elliott of 48 Central Park South. Miss Thomas since ber debul has been an active member of the Junior League, serving this sea- son on the board of managers as chairman of the players' committee. Mr. Elliott is a graduate of Har- vard, class '18, and is a member| + of the Harvard and Tuexdo clubs. During the war he held a commis- fon as first lieutenant in the regu- lar cavalry and served overseas as an observer with the 90th Aero Squadro; He {s a brother of Mr. John Elliott of 136 East 47th street. The wedding wlill take place In t! spring. Another engagement just announced is that of Miss F et ibner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M Kimball Scribner of 44 Wast 10th streat, to Mr. John M. K. Abbott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hardin Abbott of New York. and grandson of the late Rev. Dr. Lyman Aboott. who =ucceeded Henry Ward Beecher as pastor of the Plymouth Congrega- tional Church on Brooklyn Heights. Miss Scribner was graduated from Bryn Mawr last year. She {s a mem- ber of a family that has been id tified conspicuously with American affairs for more than 300 vears. She is a cousin of Charles and Arthur Scribner and a_granddaughter of the iater Walter Scribner, who was a brother of the late Charles Seribner, founder of the publishing frm of Box Holders for Harvard =) Pudding” Play Among those who have taken boxes for the Harvard “Hasty Pudding” play that is to be given at the Shubert- Garrick eater on April 16, are: Mra. Charles ~MacVeag! s. ' Marshall Field, Mrs. Lars Anderson, Mrs. T tun Beal M Ernest George Charles Scrfbner's Sona Her Amer- ican family Wistory runs back through Uriah R b'lruh her greait-gra: Matthew Scrivener, who was a me: ber of the comncil of the Virginia colony in 1607.. Marriage Licenscs. Ill::l!! licenses have been isswed to the .'m:t‘;llulll(. Va., aind Beatrice Epsflon Mu sigma . o Plans to Give Dance Bpsilon Mu Sigma Fraternity will give a St. Patrick's dance at the Raleigh Cart Crosen of College, Pov erine_Aeberold. ud Giadye Cavter. Benjamin F. Anthony and Etbel wood, poth of Pitiaburgn, Fa. Cartie B Hamilton of Ta Catherine L. corge Louise R. Aker of Rochester, .= From Life. Judge (in assault and dattery case) —What instrument did you use to re- Quce the plaintiff to this condition? Defendant (proudly)-—Nono at all, your honor. It was all Fur ments reflecting style grace, and charm, in the popular colors of the day, and priced within your means! That is the “platform” of the Model Shop. See the Coats, Suits, Dresses and Millinery on Display! A comparison of values will convince you beyond a doubt that to pay more else- where is unnecessary extravagance! WE WELCOME YOUR LEISURELY INSPECTION N Fotel tomorrow night, and have engaged an unusually fine ové\-tr- tor the eve- ning. Miss &lll&ml!h will sing. Bavaria is to have a superpower sys- tem designed after American develop- ment. There is no native coal in the dro-electric generating stations has carried on to offset this industria: of water-power plants n aggregate capacity o0 more than 26,000,000 kilowatt hours of current a year is now in op- cration and furnishing electricity to the historic cities of Munich, Nurem- berg, Amberg, Regonsberx and Wurts- burg. High-power trunsmisaion lines radiating from this main circle carry current throughout the country. Chokers and Scarfs —in every smart shade and skin. Big Savings Now on All Spring Furs Saks Fur o, FURRIERS FOR OVER A THIRD OF A cenTury W 1| 610V 'L weirtn dt.—oust above I SOCIETY. Hirsh’s— Stylish Shoes for Stout Women Sizes 214 to 11, Widths AAA to EEEE. fl m : fl - Hirsh’s Specialized Stylish Stout Department gives Style — Fit — Comfort —for the woman who needs the unusual size. Slenderizing the stout woman’s foot has been a part of our service for many years. $4.85 g0 $9.85 Advance Spring Styles in Oxfords and Pumps Suedes, Patent Satins, Black and Brown Kid—all heels— light, airy strap effects in pump, comiortable and tailored ox- fords. Outsize Hsiery in Kayser Silk All colors. Pair— $2.45 Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention HIRSH’S SHOE STORES #026-1028 SEVENM ST.NW. “Upper Secventh Strect in Location—City-wide in Trade” o] ——=[o|——=]o]——al—2]al——] lo]lc——lalc=——0 o] == lo]———=]olc—=olc——m]o]c——]o]c——HF Monday Only No. 9 Star Brand Gen- uine Imported Steel Cut Beads that are selling ol here at 50c and 29¢ Bunch Quickest Service i Town in Hemstitchin, Picot Edging, plait- ing. Buttons and Bui- towkoles to order. The Ranson Pattern in White China We Instruct and Assist You Without Charge New combinations—an We will instruct and jas- sist you without’ charge in painting this lovely new pat- tern breakfast set provided all the materisls are pur- chased from us. You will enjoy and marvel at the re- sults of your own handi craft efforts. The Breakfast Set CONSISTING OF 6 Plates 6 Cups and Saucers 1 Platter Teapot, Cream and Sugar, complete, $20.25 China Painting Classes Day Classes, 11 to 5:45. Rate, $5.00 Month Evening Classes, 7to 9. Rate, $3.50 Month Evening Classes Tuesday and Thursday Only New Brocades and Laces for Making - : Lamp Shades Materials, Complete, To each purchaser of materials for a floor lamp shade we will for 24-inch Lamp Shade, give a Wire Bridge Frame without charge—eight of the latest styles to sls'oo choose from. We Instruct and Assist You ~ Many New Models on Display Lamp Shade Dept—2nd Floor you—two-piece unusual offering. they suite ... ectric 6 . 99 o National” The National Desk Rotary Electric With Automatic Tension Rotary Vibrator National Portable Electric ‘The .National Portable Electric, a compact portable electric machine that is light running and stitches rfectly nad is fully ranteed, n vibrator or long shuttle $47 £0) model is priced at......... Other models from $35 te $82.50. Convenient Terms Opp with Glos, some ‘You can buy this machine on the budget payment plan at $75.00 ‘When closed an attractive dess ~then you open it and have & fully equipped Electric Machine that will do anything one could possibly expect of a sewing ma- chine. marked them low for quick sale— you can’t duplicate them anywhere at $2.25, $2.65, $2.95 enh.eimer s ot £ SFAAOD UNIQUEG, & A Fashion Array of Spring Styles in Knitted Sportwear We have during the past few days received big ship-ments of Knitted Sportwear in the latest Spring styles and color effects. ‘The quality of every garment is the same standard that retai's elsewhere at a price that is 25 to 33 1-3 per cent higher than we have marked them. Save 25 to 3313% On Spring Knitwear At Our Knitwear Sale Spring Sweaters, with Glos ribbed border and cuffs, in the newest color S 20T $2.95 il uette Sweater Coats, pure designs usually igher priced medium weight eweater for spring wear; beauti- st e P $4.95 $9.75 Spring Jacqs two- plece Jacquard Euits.... Sweaters the Latest Styles $1.95 to $15.00 The Newest Glos Scarfs with monogram $245 effect — KOO Make This Your Knitwear Headquarters The best qualities at the lowest prices in knitwear. A real surprise here for knitted suits, with glos striped bor- ders, collars and cuffs; new merchandise just off the machines, just to start the Spring season with 2 most ‘While 100 Wool 3-piece Knitted Sets Each set consists of Sacque, Cap and Booties, richly trimmed, some embroidered. We A v\r g LAAVAAN N\ il 3 x\\ s W We could only obtain & small quantity of these beautifal two- piece Suity, plaid designs with fancy dismond borders. Tbe regu- lax price would be much &6 ) higher. Spring sale price . Exclusive dress of Mo- hair and Glos, fancy collar, border and cuffs—a high- class, perfect-fitting and finished garment—in many Comvinasion $12.75 ‘Wool and Glos Saits with beau- 5t must _be $8.75 < “~ \ LS