Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1924, Page 8

THE EVEN ; SOCIETY. home in Dayton for the wedding, and |the International Rotary convention, 2 iy 4 now being held in Tor onies, pink among others from out of town are Miss in Mary Jacousen of Helena, Mont. -'4!‘l Mr. and Mrn,{Chn.:l& (:\.‘rhy ]hu\'ts the Transfiguration, the Rev. John J. e ported eream E g i : Carleton Andrews of Lewiston, Me., and | as their guest for the Mrs. Ruth ally officiating. Chbe) e T A @ 5 Mr. Harry Beuhl of Dayton. | Hlackman Rodgers of New York, in|Queally officiating. ;The chapel was (Continued on Ninth Page.) - | avhose honor they will entertain in- The matri, of Miss Carolyn | formal this evening in their coun- Smith t Mr. Frederick Biederstedt 'y on the Rockyille pike Mrs. of Syracuse, N Y., took place las!|Rodgers, who is a singer. will give a leve n the home of the bride's|short program. Alvin Smith, ceremony was | Mrs. Charles . Walcutt was_the AmbaSSfldOr of Fl‘ance,‘ M. JUSSerand. : : S & g 5 p rmed at rclock — in honor guest at a farewell tew given ; Tbe NEW by the patients of Ward I at Mount Returns Today From Dartmouth SR LN ' tove (hanes Woua, Tpasier G1 e | Alto Tioooial on, Mopdy efternoor; e ’ ha v flrrdlu(amlllll of |)al=|u< of the rurly-;m:‘r D‘:l-lmx in lhht’ £ v oses and white peonies | ward, presented Mrs. Walcutt with & ( “ ]th l;l;. [). Degree, X, 4 P wdditional friends were | Siver bowl with the. following in- he informal reception | Leription: “To Julia Du Pont Crofton emony aleutt, with love and appreciation, . | who was given in mar- her boys, Mount Alto Hospital, ior it his granéparents, Mr. and Mrs. i < . uncle, Mr. Willlam H. hington, D. C." e o e g Harrison Kensett turday he ! 5 A 3 Sirk ok, was In_white Chinese 5. Walcutt is first vice president b : e D o D SEeAEsh \ N £ 4 oned_after the ¢ 8 | f the George Baldwin McCoy Unit of ihis_atiermaon| fron 4 - 30 4 : P | q the Amerlcan Women's Legion, the was honored ar the Dirtmouth ¢ ry of the| : o v oand Mrs. Bric B " , 3 s 5 S ARL { Mount Alto Hospital rej y. N vommencement vosterduy with | n 1 \enndl in tiole. wew: peRl ; ] |73 N e utt, hag been & visltor in Ward |” (19} AL of the famed honor and ruggedaess, : ireatly beloved by all the patients, | A all of the fine engineering that has been p - § ) A n who deeply regret the “orders” which evident in every Locomobile built... plas...a through 5 3 3 1 1 ¢ p P take Col. und Mrs. Waleutt from the Y new tpiri(ef ormance, riding and d. + autums ; ST b ! % hand- f 4 ling ease, and many pew touches of magni- The marriage of Mrs. Alberta Whit- ficence jn both coachwork lfld h ical spent & day at the Ritz-Carlton § st Thi 3 - ! § 4 A son Roller Stacks, ughter of Mrs. . i Py ;. Mr. Afnac | Stein. 8 xy i 3 3 gy in-law and ghter after the cere-| Bertie Roller of Virginia and Wash- 3 design— this is the NEW Locomobile. To drive 5 8. . mony and h L gown of blac ead- | ington, to Mr. John Wilmerton Dar- i it i i B L L7 o'eloek, in S s Chureh, | Y . i A ed _chiffon o v 'satin and a cor- | "5 i ). it is to sense that high degree of perfedion Y § \ sage bouque! nder sweet peas and | — — — g which has gained for Locomobile universal and Mlrs, . § 4 llies of the valley sonthside, the ps- 5 X Mr. and Mrs. Biederstedt left later [ | | Japin n ot and is the recognition as The Best Built Car in America. KAPLO\X}iTZ Locomobile Design Front Wheel Brakes BROS., INC. are STANDARD EQUIPMENT 721 NINTH STREET, N. W. B3 FEATURING DELIGHTFULLY COOL : SILK GOWNS ‘ LOCOMOBILE'CO. of AMERICA e ol R | $I 5 2 Incorporated guests the King Edward Ho . 5 < 1517 Connecticut Ave. e evening for a wedding trip, the ling in dark blue figured small black hat. After : 3 will be_at_home at Dr. Sze Leavex 3 % 4 “Syracuse, N. Y. 10 Join His Student 1 wnd Mrs Horl v ! . California | at dinner lust | rd roof, having | ar Allison | Allison, will be marrie p Syt i - == Allison, will be married | 5 I seeciatLy Low reaTuRED PRICE PRINTED | | Ori | CREPE DE CHINE, TUB SILKS, NEW PRINTS AND |Oriental Rugs and Carpets | NEW COLORINGS: KAPLOWITZ QUALITY AND | | Washed, Cleaned, || DisTINCTION. FOR TOWN, SPORTS MRS, CORDELL HULL, - Repaired ‘ COUNTRY CLUB, OR BEACH. | Wife of the chairman of the Democratic national committee, popular in ofM- il FIREPROOF STORAGE e cinl life In Washingt and who will be present in New York during the ‘L % === — == convention there. ? L A o T—— o[ ——]ol——]cl———lal——olal——— | P e R 1712 . N.W. | will perform the ceremony at Mr. Irvin Sigler will be best man for Ave. & B St ock, and the church will have | his brother, and the ushers will be Mr. At Conn. 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