Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1924, Page 8

. SO CIETY. Senor and Senora de Efizalde Will See. Their Relatives Sail for Chile August 30. HE Minister of Ecuador and Senora de Elizalde will ace company the latter's parents and her sister, Semor and Senora de Bernales and Senorita Rebecca Bernales, to New York the latter part of next week. Senor and Senora de Bernales ‘and their daughter Senorita Bernales, who have been guests at the legatiom, will sail August 30 for Chile, amd the Minister and Senora De Elizalde will return to ashington directly after their sailing. The Minister of Poland, Dr. Ladislas Wroblewski, will leave Washington September 1 to join Mme. Wroblewska, and their children, in the White Moun-| tains, N. H., where they are estab-’ lished for the summer. Luncheon nt Women's Club for Out-of-Town Guest. Mrs. Charles H. Squire entertained) informally at lunch today at W { clubhouse of the American Associa-¢ tion of University Women on il street in honor 6f Mrs. Lloyd Witter? of Chicago, who, with Mr. Witter, is the house guest of the ‘I'reasurer of the United States and Mrs. Krank White. sides Mrs. White amd Mrs. A Squire’'s guests were . Ball, Shantz, Mrs. will - C. The attache of the Mexican em- ‘bassy, Semor Dr. Don Esteban Man- zanera- del Campo, has visiting him in his apartmeat at the Argonne his sister, Senora ® Rosa Manzanera del Campo. The military attache of the Span- ish embassy, Maj. Victoriano Casa- Jus left this morni for New York to spend a few The secretary of the Greek Lega- tion, Mr. C. Diamantoupolos, and his sister, Miss Nina Diamantoupolos, left this morning by motor for New York from where they will sail Saturday on the President Harding for their home in Greece. Mr. Diamantoupolos will return to this country in about three months. while Miss Diaman- toupolos will reman at her home with her mother. The charge d'affaires of Greece. Mr. Basil Mammonas, entertained at a farewell dinner last evening for the secretary and hi ster. announced from ‘The engagement i 0 Conn., of Miss Eastern Point, Grot Emily Gordon McLean, daughter of. the late Rear Admiral T. C. McLean, U. S. N, to Mr. Charles Downer of Vermont. The date for the weddmg is not anmnounced. Mrs. James Bly wife of MaJ. Blyth, has returned to her apartmert at Wardman Park Hotel after spend- ing two months in Denver. Colo. Mrs. Theodore Hance Tiller has re= turned to Washington from Bain- bridge, Ga., where, with her sisters, Mrs. Philip Clancy of Niagara Falls, N. Y., and Mrs. Howell Cobb Erwin of Atlanta, Ga. she attended the burial of her father, Judge Leroy F. Patterson, whose home was in Bain- bridge. Judge Datterson dled in Washington while spending the sea- WHERE THE VOGUE OF THE Final Reductions 25 Dresses Of satin, crepe de chine, roshanara crepe, correctly styled and suitable for Fall wear. 15 Dresses Of Summer silk, broad- cloth and printed crepe de chine. Were son with Mr. and Mrs. Tiller, at their home on Chesapeake Bay. Md. Mrs. ncy will stop in Washington for a visit en route to her home in New York. Mts. Faye Smichers, daughter of NP and Mra, E. W, Smithers of Euclid street, is spendiny the Summer at Portsmouth, N. H., and will rejoim her parents here ea¥ly in September. Mrs. D. J. Hayes hus as her guest in her apartment at 2500 Connecticut avenue Miss Catherime Wallace of Chicago, who will be with her for several days. The marriage of Miss Helen Loring, daughter of Lient. Col. and Mra Charles Loring, to Mr. Charles. Byrn Bryant of this city, will take place | on Monday, August:25. Washington Attorney Back From Trip to London. Mr. Roger J. Whiteford has re- joined Mrs. WWhiteford at their resi- dence in Chevy Chase, Md., returning from England on the Olympic Tues- day evening after attending the meet- ing of the American Bar Association in London. Mrs. Calderon Carlisle has as her zuest in her Summer home, Shade- Hot Springs, Va., Mrs. Charles E. Wortham of Richmond. Mrs. Car- lisles will return to Washington in the Jate Autumn. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hertle of Gun- stors "Hall. Va., are guests of Miss Katet S. Buckingham at Bald Head, in the BBerkshires. Mrs. H. L. Taylor and her daughter, Miss Norine Brevard Robinson, have closed their apartment in the Kene- saw and) are at Atlantic City, where they williremain for about 10 days. Mr. and) Mrs. Peter Arthur Drury, jr., have as guests at theif cottage on Chesapeake Bay Lieut. and Mrs. George Price, U. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kluge have as their guests for this week Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Groude of Bradley Beach, N. J. Mr. Charlest W. Darr has rejoined his family, on Longfellow street, after attending the meeting of the ‘American Bar .Association in London. He returned with a party of other attorneys on_the Olympic, reaching New York Tuwesday evening from Southampton. Mr. George Julian Zolnay will re- turn to Washington next week from Bass Rocks, Mass., where he has been for about two months. Mrs. Zolnay and her two daughters, Miss Elizabeth Zolnay and Miss Margaret Zolnay, spent a month at Bass Rocks with Mr. Zolnay. They returned to ‘Washington about 10 days ago. Mr. and Mrs, Freeman at Home After August 25. Miss Gladys E. Boatwright, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Boat- wright, became the bride of Mr. /Brnest F. Freeman in Christ Church, \Georgetown, on Monday, August 11, the Rev. Calvert E. Buck performing MOMENT IS FIRST BEVEALED Were $29.75 to $49.50 Now _... No Exchanges 1316 G Street City Club Building Tomorrow the Final Day of Our Take Away Sale Sacrifice prices are helping to clear our stocks of all Summer apparel. You will surely be repaid by a visit to our shop. DRESSES, Were $12.50 DRESSES, ‘Were $22.50 DRESSES, Were $42.50 to $29.50, Now $5.00 to $49.50, Now $10.00 to $69.50, Now $20.00 Tweed Sport Suits. Were $29.50 to $42.50. Now miss Daughter of Represemtative Willlam B. Bankhe: 1ST DIVISION REUNION TO BRING 10,000 HERE "| President WML Unvell Distinctive LOUISE BANKHEAD, of Alabama, whe in her “little girl” costume wom the secomd prize at the fancy dress ball at Hot Springm, Va. this week. the ceremony. The bride wore a gown of white brocaded silk and lace and a picture hat of white tuscan braid and carried a bouquet of sweetheart roses and lilies of the valley. She was given in marriage by her father. The maid of honor, Miss Grace Shrop- shire, wore blue canton crepe and a black picture hat d carried a bouquet of Ward ros The bride’s mother wore black over blue crepe. After a luncheon. attended by the bridal party and imfnediate members of the family, and Mrs. Freeman left for the W fountains for two weeks. They will be at home after August 28 at 1698 Thirty-first street. Capt. J. P. McCrink of 1863 California street has returned to the city, after making a visit to relatives in Port Jervis, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Savage, who sailed for Europe some weeks ago, are taking a rest and the cure at Evian les Baines on Lake Genexa They speak with unbounded enthu- slasm of crossing the Gemmi Pass on foot, some 6,000 feet high, and the joy of mountain climbing. Mrs. Lewis Stewart and Miss Francis L. Stewart are spending some time in New England and are now at the Hotel Tudor, Nahant, Mass. Miss Maxine Girts has returned to her home from, Ithaca, N. Y. after taking the six weeks' summer course at Cornell University. En route to Every Other Dress, Coat or Suit. Now.. Full-Fashioned Silk and Chiffon Hose. Were $2.00, Now . ....i.icocvesnomecsicsen BBC Silk Hosiery, White, Black and Brown. Were $2.65 to $3.00. Now..... eeee.$1.35 Sweater Coats, Chappie Coats. Were $7.95 to $10.00. Now ... oo All Women’s Bathing Suits Now. ...cccee.’s OFF ‘White Silk Radium Slips. Were $5.95. Now.. $3.98 White and Flesh Tub Radium Slips. Were $3.95. Now ..... 2 iseise Hisis agneie ol Phoenix Silk Vests. Were $2.50 and $2.75. Phoenix Silk Bloomers. Were $4.50. Now.. $2.28 All Imported Novelty Beads Now. ........... 98¢ Close-out of $2.00 and $3.00 Brassieres. Now.. 98c ‘Washington she visited at the home of Mrs. 1. M. Baker, formerly Miss Etta Taylor, daughter of Representa~ tive Edward Taylor of Colorado, in Jersey City. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Abrahams an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Dora to Mr. Michael R. —make the present a most ECONOMICAL TIME to HAVE US DO Fur Repairing and Remodeling Finest workmanship as- sured by our long experi- ence. Auto calls on re- quest. ZIIITIIIIIII 1211111111211 1 17711110172 2717727 777 [rvanicas rox ovea & ks o7 4 corrarv {0 610 Twelfth St. . TiE LOUVRE 1115 1117 F STREET Clearance is offering most interesting choice of All Summer Frocks At Half Price! We have an obligation to you and to our- selves to clear the racks, and in doing it at half price you have extraordinary opportu- nities. Every Tub Dress— Linen Voile, Swiss and Ratine— 1 Were $11.50 to $18.50..c.ccceceseccaseees 2 Off! Every Printed Crepe de Chine —and Flowered Chiffon Dress— 1 Off! Were $29.50 to $65.00.ccc.ceeennnnn...... z Every Sports Dress— Were $29.50 to $49.50.... Group of the weightier Silk Frocks —in colors and modes splendidly adapted for. early fall wear. Were 535 to 549-50. ooefeleiole oo -:s2 1'50 Group of Suits— —sports, silk and charmeen, that were $29.50 to $115.00. 1 ofi! 2 Every Summer Hat —and we mean distinctly that—Dress Sports—exclusive in type. and Were $9.50 to $22.50.. $.3-95 On Display —with daily arrivals swelling the variety— Fall Frocks —for street, afternoon and evening wear, $2050 to $]25% Fall Millinery —from the master designers. Btatue on Ellipge in October. Approximately 10,000 members of the st Division are expected in ‘Washington for the reunfon October 3 to 6, during which the distinctive lst Division monument south eof the State, War and. Navy Department Bullding will bet unveiled by Presi- dent Coolidge. A glant parade, reunions of various units of the division and sightseeing trips are among the features of the program. Maj. Gem. Charles P. Sum- marall, commander: of the division in action in France, 3 chairman of the committee on arrangements. He left his post in Honoluby August 13 and will be here for the reunion. Members of the general committee who are busy making ment: here include Capts. Char! ty at the ‘War Department; Watson L. McMor- ris. superintendent United States park pelice; Col. Hialmar Erickson, U. 8. A, retired; James A. Drain, A. * - laurels. ‘We have a special department for her benefit. i Erlebacher Exclusivaly Different §.TWELVE—TEN TWELVE.-TWELVE F ST. L s & 5 & & B .. PRI RIS Cfashion’s Favorite Daughter It is not-the girl with van loads of money who is fashion’s favored daughter. The litde lady who deesses with grace and distinction on a tiny sum wins the ¥. G. Lucss and Assistant Sgoretary f the Navy, Col. Theodore Rocsevelt, d Staft Sergt. Davis Friesel, st Se esdquarters, Diatrict of Washington. Three Held in Dry Raid. Led by Capt. 8toll and Lieut. Burlin- game, & squad of ninth precinet po- . Three men arrested registered as Dennia Bradlye, 415 Massachusetts avenue; Wililam F. Hamllton, 807 Tenth atreet northeast, and Christ Christensen, 819 I street northeast. Selzure of ope gallon of liquor was reported. Marriage Licenses. lnm following marriage licenses have been He Wiiiame and 3 e jm aney Wi TLevi Harrls of Mansasas, ¥ Braxton of this eity. ry Green of Chery Chase, Md., and Mag- it 1o o aiter Lee Morecock and Vera M: les, both of Richmond, Va. 24 Lawrence Anderson and Julia Hamilton. bt - vis W. Heitmueller of Pyrk Lani &5 e e M e M M e M g g St R SGIFIITTTTIEER Silk Looms o7America % Silks At Retail From Loom to Wearer 1114 G Street NW. BARGAIN FRIDAY No. PHONE MAIN 8306 95 . Mill Ends and Remnants Priced at 39¢,69¢,$1.00,$1.49, $1.98 Yd. Values 79c to $3.98 EXTRA SPECIAL $2.00 and $2.25 Tub Silks, Yard ° $1.49 Short lengths, direct from the mill—ranging from 21/5 to 10 yards—excellent assortment of this wanted fabric. Great variety of stripes and colors, also white. are arriving daily to meet the great demand Al Reasonably Priced at $9.98, $3.98 o $7.50 Our stocks are wide and varied, offering a great selection of new and different styles in all of the Autumn colors, includi jonable Black that is leading in favor with Madame and the fash- iselle. Velvet Trimmed Hats now arriving almost daily $5.00 $] (.00 to $] (50 Felts and Velvet Hats $2.98, $3.98 10 850 Mevfidfiemflmhdhm.in French and Wool Felts and Lyons® Velvet ready for your selection in black and colbrs. MANY STYLES IN EXTRA LARGE HEAD SIZES. feather and flower trimmia; pular prices. gi Mm,myu!mm—‘ :y:-. e Hats Trimmed FREE When AIl Materials Are Purchased Here. Creeron Millinery Co. Sunnr t1te 614 120 St NW. i1nd 1 Cormer Drastically Rcd«d Between F and G From High Prices % \ WY 7 7 72 227 72 7 % Smart Hats. Cin New Modes Doubly attractive because of the low pricing . 5 s 10 'HE high crown appears in varied effects, with attrac- tive trimmings of feathers and ribbons. . . In: Penny Brown Rich amber Bishop purple Fuchsia AcornandBlack Velvet and satin are featured in charming combinations, all indubitably original and chic, 1219-122] G Street NW Summer Store Hours—Daily 9 to 6 Saturday 9 to 3 Pictorial Review Patterns Exclasive Agents for Elite Styles Patterns Hemstitching, picot edging pleating Buttons made to order Al work guzranteed Specials for Friday and Saturday . . 30 Knickers and Riding Breeches Pure Linen Knickers, well tailored to fit, of extra fine quality thoroughly shrunk pure linen; with belt and buckle; in white, tan and jasper. Complete assortment of sizes. Priced special— - $3.50 Khaki Knickers, sizes 14 to 22; also in black and white crash materials, well made, with belt and pockets. Wool Tweed Knickers, sizes 28 to 34 waist measure, well made, with beit and buckle. Special . .§298 ‘White Linen % 2 72 Z % Z Natural Linen Riding “Breeches...... ccesasans $5.95 Riding Shirts, made of fine quakity Oxford cloth and English broadcloth, in white only; all sizes. 5250 B o2 Khfldfl:fi:&; Shirts and Overblouses; sizes sl 95 T4 20 22 e icreteianeaeiaai e o Main Floor Humming Bird Hosiery guaranteed to give satisfaction or a new pair free. Sizes 8 to 10%;. $1.50 Pr. - A Special Sale of Fine Quality Full-fashioned Silk Hose—In white, black and all the new wanted colors. Just the weight hose. you will like. Special for Friday and Saturday. $1.39 Pr. Matn Floor All Bathing Suits and Accessories At Final Reductions 12!5¢c and 25¢ Yard Thousands of yards at prices that will mean qui disposal. In two big lots; displayed on special hquh.‘:k \ " aod eonssting of all olt-ends, odd lots and remnants. & 36-In. Imported Dress Linens The real Irish Shrunk Dress Li 50c ?r::m, yellllsc - 9&:‘." u;pel:h: el low, orange, Invender, pinks and old:roes. | Yard. o Yard Goods Section—Main Floor