Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1924, Page 8

SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1924. SOCIETY. . Smith, $r. of Greenville, 8. C. The|val Friday, May 2, from 4 to 6 o'clock. | Mrs. C. A. Willlame, Col. ard Mrs. T. | Cartwright in the presence of & small o P T R ot ™ £ 2 wedding will take place in Junme. Mrs. Barney will have assisting her | Q. Donaldson, the minister of China | group of relatives. e F e Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mme. Ekengren, | ang Mme. Sze, Dr. and Mrs. E. ¥, Slos- |~ The bride wore a becoming gown Mrs. George W. Whitecotton. 1734 | Mrs. Charles M. IFfoulke, Mrs. Hen- |sen, Mr. and Mry. FPercy Adams, Mr.|of cocoa crepe and lace with u lLat 3 . P street northwest, announces the en- [ nen Jennings, Mrs. Quinby McKeon, [and Mrs. A. O. Tingley, Mrs. Isobel |in the same shade trimmed in 3 wagement of hor daughter Jeannie|Mrs. William McClellan Ritter and |Smith, Mr. and Mrs_ A. Minnix, Dr. loy morning glories and catried - P . to Mr. Camden R. McAtee of Louls- | Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman. The ps-|and Mrs. E. Dana Dursnd, Or. and uet »f Ophelia roses a=d lilic TS 4N ville, 'Ky. The wedding Wwill take|tronesses for the procession Saturday | Mrs. Frederick Coville, Mr. and Mrs. nr “He valley. Mrs. James E. Colli place early in June. afternoon ut 5 o'clock will be Mrs| Joseph Zirkle. The committea on or- e Ammr Bullard, Mrs. Wilbur J r, | rangements 18 headed by Miss Abbie | meetContinued on Ninth Page) p . ; Mr. aud Mrs. Samuel Livingston an- | Mrs. James Crawford. Mre. James Id- | Tingley of 1303 Hamilton street o . s s A ;. y;,.u.:‘.( (hfmnnfi‘zevl;:)nl M(r)r’ l’hr»ll; ’flondclv"“'lfihfi ;:.lnn J. O'Connor, | northwest. R Aec = b | daughter sallo . ¥ rs. Cuno udolph, ‘Miss Sophie - The President and Mrs. COOhdge Took - : % Schnider of this cjty. No date has|Siebert, Mts. Frank Herbert Simonds| The marrizge of Miss Ann Harriett g Wen arranged for the wedding. and Migs Lllen A. Vinton. Harms, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wil- Mayflower Trip Late Yesterday 3 e e A M e T i T P ove o i Mildred Lou Ellen Shipley, daughter of | washington is holdin reception dem €. Lynch, son of Mr. and Mrs. ) 4 S " 7 |Mr. and Mrs. Marriott Shipley, was|and dance at 2400 f:h street on A. Lynch of 1118 East Capitol With Their House Guests. ; [ Mretei i Gunton Tomole Meimorial | Focadsar suening . Thosn ‘wperwih | Srect. tosk place ' the “pectors of E , | Presbyterian Church to Mr. RaIph | receive include Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth | St. Patrick’s Cathollc Church Tues- 2 Danjel Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Roperts, Dr. and Mrs. L. O. Howard, | day evening, April 22. The ceremony ‘ ; : Robert T. 'Hoyd. ~The Rev. Dr ¥a Churlss Thom. Co vits performed by the Rev. J = . i : Allison officiated, assisted by the Rev. | or. &nd Mra CI Ehom; (Col. iand v E HE Fresident and M. Gool= |y 1 nk k . Dr. Braskamp, pustor of the church. idge and their ho P Y Pot 1 " f The bride, escorted by her father, \ h t ¥ E - wore a becoming gown of poudre blue SOk A ahant b0 ; i “ha W eorgette crepe and & biack picture hat. e ; 4 Her bouquet. was of bride roses and ohn. 35 Youug, Mis s . > After attend chureh serve dheds 4 lilies of the valley. ter attend hur | Wi heeler. Mrs. ' lolizabet : 5 1 | _The maid of honor was Miss Ruth fce, and had with them their house (Northrop, 3 Abiwlom Waller, 3 4 | ioteay . St ors b Rouy of fowerad r o es ccen cuests, I'resident and Mrs. Olds, and |C: I Willia Mrs. Clarence As- 4 / georgette and & large Leghorn hat with | | @ |Rinwall, Mra M. 8. Mulliki iy a crown of orchid crepe. She carried Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Stearns "Hmnnn imberly, Mrs Edward Clif- d : Y h ; A an arm houquet o an Doston. H, Miss Webbe na N Ads 1 . 3 :‘l‘l“;‘{-w.muqrn f orchids and pink M slidge will hold a reception ¢ 3 E o Mr. “Boyd had as best man Mr. '? S The debutantes who will receive J 3 members and delegates to the Wom of the M ¥ Mr. Dors: hhtp]ev, brother of the ° mbers an gates enai) Nahisels | 5 bride, and Mr. H. Eremer Hunt. en's Natjonal ¥ and Garden Asso 8 whid Rimpiet teny | ) R { Mri John G. Klein, orsanist o‘l the | . . L e R Bl e v : e ) 4 LT 0N and bis' bride Jett 1t in Do you know how to choose the colors that will best set off your tol ashingtor A oolidge and u il “ b . !the afternoon for their weddin trip . H . Bltdipe | i ; “ fand upon their return will bo at home || complexion? Do you know what shades accent the color in your e ofilcers a : . J in the Manchester. S : 5 e S ! o = 3 / i vill th t silhouette? : . - - eyes? Can you select the lines that will give you the correct si 5 at the D | teams in recent el : : » The Rev. 3. Manly Cobb. Y n you givey “nd A . 8 and - 5 “ 1 son of fr. and Mrs. udson . . . Ave Henni i ¥ ; Cobb, who i completing hls cours We Know Because We Are Specialists in Clothes— ¢ o T A 3 ut the General Theological Seminary tional patroness Mra, A S < in New York, spent the Easter holi- | (i1 1 i thur Bullard, Mra. Jahn Walker ¥ e ; n Dew, Xork.ispenL ue mamter mon Our Advice Is Yours for the Asking sombe, Mrs. James Iyes. Mrs. | 3 i (¢ 3 at the Cecil Mr. Cobb will h\':ml;n«‘filn Lee and Mrs. Charles dained at the Washington Matthews, 4 [ay 16, by the Rt. R J ad. The members of the Mask and Wig * ANd Ereinch Sishon of Washing- If You Are Tall— Club, at the conclusion of their per- i & 3 ton. ) will attend ‘the ball as the : i i £ A i 8 = the debutuntes, .w:m,\mg} 3 LA : 5 : % The clubs of Neighborhood House, ¢ —and very slender, and uncomfortably con- % s ¥ A a social and indust 1 settlement th scious of your height, there are divers ways to = | S | ar g)}'wl;;"“r {;«(.‘h{:\:.»c‘ifi ¥ R \ cut off the surplus Inches. One of the most ef- :\;"l rd ";;‘\'\* m\yfll:fi 5 5 7 ’ 2 annual folk festival celebrating the | [ 'Y} fective is lllustrated at the right In a stunning S W T | BN ; 4 return of spring Thursday, Friday ||| crepe de chine frock, whose long straight lines 5. Miss Ashford has s : > y 3 H“"'n jf’“,‘!""l':‘jk May 1, 2 and 3, from || are broken by embroldery, by color contrast and i far Shag) to ~‘v‘:“l!:f:;< s g e congressional init will behost-1 £ by tiers. The banding of the sleeves gives added i | BACHRACH, n T May 1. Miss C width to a perhaps too slender figure. In a > lovely combination of green and black, at $39.50. Miss Kathryn Hays daughier of | 3 and Mre. A, E. | Representative and ward . : i Dt pthes [sareaenen dne an Sowem D MRS, HARRY NEW, T s ve between 3 and Sresic E “riday evening | Wite of the Postmaster General, o trequent hostexs not only to members of | \ajor, | oMelal and resident socicty in Washington, but important citizens of Indiana, - P Barney, the honorary | o —or Not So Tall and wil ,,,.,41 L me state. P B ighborhcod House, wiil ] . ) Softly Rounded and Mrs. H. Campbell Graef aml bridegroom leaving it ediately Mr. Hicks is attached to the West i T RRTertataLae A S ddine trip. They will be at | yirginia | —the tittle woman who wants the dignity of o ve Graef, | home B ORI e e iamnt Totinsian Ate: Join OW[ I Z : 4 women's styles with the shorter length and e i} and her fia Rie! r. Mrs. Weber, parents of the | pyrqy 3y Foxhall Daingerfield, and BROS,, INC. higher walst line, Here are frocks designed par- dson, i i 4 their hous: £ 3 : P T Davidsor t A theic hous Mr. David Finley left Washington ticularly for her, with the fine tucked panels @l com- ) s [last evening for 4 » : 721 NINTH STREET,N. W, | i from throat to hem, to give added height, and erick T . ast, Saturday where they will att ) s trimmed with val lace ruffling for smartness. a small any in the Biitmore tomorrow of a tnelia Vanderbllt to the Hon. J. F. 2 And if she’s dressing on a budget, she'll be . entertaining i A. 1. Feehteler has announce clia Vande o the Ho | S l S OA S ; - * ‘engugement of her daushier Amy | A Ceeil | l AND ( I glad to know that they are specially priced at Ml i : co y 3 $19.75. (Pictured below.) evening = . N ) 3 - d | Engagements to Wed FOR STREET AND DRESS - Cantacuzene ar- i of Warrenton and | Annouscements Made. FROM et ;p‘;;ng”(‘\’:v“xh r New - gxughter.of The Misses Troxell announce the ant, who will give & luncheon to- | the late Rear . A, K. Fechtel- | ';“"M!‘ “;""‘ of ‘]’"‘“’ “‘:;“. «?““ :"Im! 35 the pol morrow for the princess in honor of ler, and granddau of Judge and Vivian Shipaugh, to r. Clyde Elms ° L ) ; | R e o | e o s s { If You Must Consider the ; !‘.e;‘vr itative and Mrs. a x’ s ‘m.mea[ aturday to Mr. s 3 « (: Q}“;’u‘“'a 5 Aok R Tedh DEMONSTRATING VALUES WITH 2 “hindblo 3 f r ichar: Porter son. n e b « ew Yo a | Mr. and P A *oole announce 2 3 . . Vuste : | the eneagement of their daughtcr || KAPLOWITZ SUPREMACY OF FASHIONS Question of Hips— g If You'd Like the — E Mr. Charles Noble Gregory had as = — M: Frances, to Mr. Augustus W. || to Th is guest for the week end F = 3 “sway- gl Answer to ese Admiral Roger Welles. The admiru PLEATING ICigarnapsr Yol ars MOS8 kngwm an teey N 5 s ' hat will f i Fredt S Burell. soprs Mrs. Lenore | arrived here Saturday from Hampton ¥ 3 backed”—then by all means a frock tl Questxons— v contra resentative | Roads by airplane, bringing with him HEMSTITCHING | allow itself to be siightly bloused just at the i Weodeum, baritens, and|ir. Allison Armour. Boitons Covaied | : hip line in back, thus giving an appearance | |ifi What colors can I wear | _The marriage of Miss Ethel M 1‘ N i N of hanging straight from the shoulder. Such » best? rs 56 | Weber, daughter of Mr. anc a frock is well illustrated by a lovely tan and voand Mrs. | H. W. Weber, ta Mr. Edward < R | ‘What lines should T insist Caroling | Walter will take place Thursday | Dont Wait Until Hot Weldler, ¥ beowniprinted crepads;china) (SKetciied/anove) Aipen3 11 o'clock | evening in the home of the br | % 1 sans waist line, slightly draped at each side. parents, 03 Maryland 2xenie Have Awnings Made Now! 3 i 4 $25.00. How much should T spend v. and | formed at 7:30 o'clock b the Rev, Dr.| 1t means saving and you will be ready for | 3 2 LR for clothes? 5. , stationed | Nicholas of the K + Memorial ‘ the hot days. Fape g and painting, 1747 Rhode Island Ave. in Porto Rico. “hureh. Miss Weber will be attended | charses very e 2 angements for the wedding were | by Miss lidna 8 Shaver and Mr. Byron flower yesterday £1C - =~ [iC=C her s will Httle trip t —Write ta us, giving a et spe: | Chessboriain ol be beot mas. cox| CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. SUMMER FROCKS Ty :‘» I ¢ _ full description of your- self and your problems. P ehaplain of the |tion after the ceremony, the bride Ti€ 13th St. N Main G873-5374 3 P of the Temple uded only a small | g of 8wken, Uinen, ualls or arepe . i i I Address “Madame company of friends. : WHERE THE VOGUE OF THE MOMENT 1S FIRST.R ¥ are flatteringly smart o their T 3 Budget,” care Advertis- bride is o graduate of the Blue siemder silhouettes. A model of s . y\:, sunt 3 ":uh\:.‘ ;st\\“lhcxr:‘h . G by it Moo e 8T i | \ ing Department. mcpmrateikl A Special Sale of Dresses ] i oo bize green and white crepe. portant bu wen, planters and philanthropists of 1 OH*LRI\'G a selection of Spring Dresses taken from our e Aots ofer o wide Poiet iy, and & nad ) ; regular stock and priced for immediate disposal. Sizes Miss. teiving a brief leave he im- > ’ 2 to Washington that 14 to 42. ST i niE the Agquidneck C. the wedding take place here e and Mrs, \Wilkes will sail tomor- . 28 row for Forto Rico . P L R DRESSES _ —— Springtime Needs for Thorough lism Enilips will be AR heex Formerly $2975 and $25.50 Formerly $3975 and $35.50 5 . . Jonn® Stewart McLe H, ho “n } . ho‘m:tz:"‘ g:’?wmi wife of t el 319.75 B $25'50 . ! =’ ]]. i aszl‘;\aul master general, None Ch ged Al’ sales F!nal . v < ar == ea! n i! H i! g on today at the Millinery k Hotgl in honor o oo ! At this season the housewife replenishes the decorations were Vari-col- . wares for cleaning and laundry—we offer a list of d sweet De The company in- City Club Buiding . many items for lightening the work. eluded Mrs. Hubert \\.orl( \'I’: Jamea 1316 G st t Davis, Mrs. Walter E ree Ackerman. Mes, Willlar ‘B‘“‘} (,R'o: HOP gofiecficu‘ Universal Electric Universal Stove Adam Wyant Mrs Don B, Colton. A 3 Toasters $6.75 up Percolators ... $3.75 Teatherwood, Mrs. John H. Bartlett, Avenue B 0 : P Mre. Robert H. Lovett, Mrs. John W. Sl re Mt Iron aod Alum. = Waffle Irons .. $12.00 up $2.25 up IS TS 2RSS SIS S To Make Room Universal Eleciic ; £400 up = 4 i aundry Irons. .75 3 i S .50 for New Summer Models Now Arriving Univereal Electric 6-pe. Canister Set $3.00 Percolators .. ... 15-pc. Porcelain “The Manhattan Way”’ e Hats Reduced Comn Brooms. Cereal Sets.... $5.50 Spring Clothes Wringers. $5.7. White Enameled 25% White Fiber Kitchen Table Clothes Ham- Tops $4.50 up is not only different— Knitted S . s Reduced . 43 Willow Clothes e Stepladders e Baskets $1.25 up Sport 33 1-3% Bathroom Medi- Household Scales. $2.50 up Vory Eucoptionol Values cine Cabinets.. $6.00 . White Mountain " 4 B S 5. Our method of laundering not only makes the Clothes clean il ' Kichen Stools .. $1.08 Froeaers oo 8225 up —but accomplishes it without the damaging results that go—even =4 White Enameled Auto Vac Ice with the werk done at home. There’s a protection thrown around i} - = Kitchen Tables $9.00 Cream Freezer, every single individual piece of “work” from the moment we take Duplex Fireless 2 & 4 qt., $6.00 and $10.00 i s . 5 . Cookers ...... $9.50 Ridjid Ironing I‘t in charge—until it is returned to you spick, span clean—ready umuuwnmmlmummmuuuuunmmmmmummnmmlmmuulmmmmm|||||||m||u|||umn|mwé o Al Srioe Board & Stang $3.50 or service again. At Sloan’s Art Galleries Set Cocoa Fiber Door There’s very meaningful significance o aak slogan— I ! 715 Thirteenth Street Bissell's Carpet s Mats .......... $L50up but is superior— Sweepers® o Self - Irrigating Hygia Sanitar Flower Boxes Tlle ster Sale Garbage Receiv- for Window: $3.50 up o €r8 ...ceueea.. $6.00 Floor Mops, with Double Roasters.. $1.00 up and without oil $1.50 up Wash Boilers.... $3.00 up Steam-Presure Universal Food Cookers ...... $15.00 up Choppers .25 up 12-pc. Decorated Universal Bread Cereal Sets ... $1.50 Bakers ........ $3.00 up White Frame Universal Cake Bathroom Mir- Makers. ... $400 and $5,00 ©orors c.......... $2.00 wp Main Floor—G St. Entrance “The net gets the wear— and the clothes get the wash” IR o - g5 - o Valuable Pamtmgs and as affording ‘i ion. E] B ;:;P:::lanhattm way and see how g HousehOId EffeCts it DOES differ. Phone Main 3954 g At Public Auction Within Our Galleries 715 13th Street Manhattan Laundry Service Co. ' Mwm‘zg - = DU”N 6 ” ARTIN [0 . s By Order of E. C. Brandenburg, Executor of 4 Plant, 1346 Florida Avenue—Phone North 3954 the Estate of Gearge M. Oyster, Jr., Deceased 1215-1217 F Street Branch Office, 2808 14th St.—Phane Col. 5596 %sfikflfi?fi{:&:& '!i"".&f’:.-.fim%"&?"‘g.é??‘j Ffi‘; 3 and 1214 to 1218 G Street Room Suite, El uvf Nyml- “flfll';:-,,,“m""n"m_n‘n::,‘: iy Hours: .8:45 to 5:30 ¥¢w on view. ‘erms, T C. G, Sioan & Cov, Inc,, Asets,