Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1924, Page 8

SOCIETY. ( OCIETY The Ambassador of Great Britain and | Lady Isabella Howard Will Come to Washingt HE Ambassador of Great Eritain and lLady Isabella Howard are closing the sum- mer em at Prides Crossing, Mass., today and £o to New York tomorrow. They remain over Sunday at the Hotel derilt ir New York and come to Washington Monday T will The Minister of Finland, Mr. Axel Leenard Astrom, has leased the house At 120 16th street and will take pos- seksion the first of next week. The Minister urned to Washington ves- terday after passing several days in w York on Monday. with Mr. Bonaparte, she has been for u year. Mackey-Humphrey Wedding Last Evening. The marriage of Miss Mary Eliza- beth Humphrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Humphrey, to Mr. Manly L. Mackey of Omaha, Nebr, took ‘place last evening at 8 o'clock Fitzgerald green and Miss Austin orchid. They wore bands in their hair to match their gowns, and ried arm bouquets of Ophelia Mrs. Humphrey wore gray satin crepe trimmed in gray lace, and Mrs. Mackey, mother of the bridegroom, was in dark blue crepe. Following the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Mackéy left for a wedding trip to Canada. Mrs. Mackey's traveling costume was of brown satin crepe trimmed in tan crepe and a close-fit- ting hat to match. Mr. and Mrs. Mackey will return to this city for & short visit before going to Omaha, where they will be at home at 6304 Florence boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1. Weller and their daughters, Miss Catherine Weller and Miss Josephine Weller, will go to New York tomorrow, from where Miss Josephine Weller will sail Saturday on the Conte Verdi for Naples. She will pass the next year at the Fontaine School, at Cannes, France. Mrs. George A. Nugent and Miss Monday and open his house there for the Winter. . and Mrs. Alexander Columbus had as for the month of September M: d Mrs. J. T. Weathers of Miami, who lett yesterday for Kansas, Il to visit their daughter, Mrs. Horton Juntgen. Miss Ruth Columbus has as her Euest for a .short time Miss Mary Morrow, daughter of Representative and Mrs. John Morrow of New Mex ico, who is on her way to Chambe burg, Pa., to return to Penn Hall School, where she will go tomorrow. Capt. and Mrs. William B. Yancey have taken the house at 3701 Thir- teenth street, where, with their in- fant twin son and daughter, they are established for the Winter. Mrs. Alexandrw K. Anderson has closed her apartment in Washington and has gone to Baltimore. Miss Mary C. Andersen will spend the Win- ter in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter, jr., of New York, whose marriage took place there about a week ugo, are Kuests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Hunter, on Arkan- sas avenue. They will leave shortly for a visit in Atlantie City, before re- ing the meeting of the Federal Ad- visory oBard of which he is a mem- ber. Wedding of Miss Souder And Mr. Ellia Tuewday. s A pretty wedding took place Tues- day evening when Miss Adeline Souder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Souder of Chillum, Md., be- came the bride of Mr. Willlam Wirt Ellin. The ceremony was performed at 8 o'clock by the Rev. Dr. Fletcher in St. Paul's Church, Rock Creek, and was followed by a reception for the milies in the home of the bride's parents in Maryland. The church was decorated with hydranges and palms and the house had a charming arrangement of Autumn flowers and foliage. Miss Edna Souder, sister of the bride, sang “At Dawning.” The bride was given in marriage by her father and wore a gown of white crepe de chine, made with a round neckline and short sleeves, the skirt trimmed with bands of lace and ribbon at the bottom. She wore a4 hat of white horsehuir and carried w shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Mary Storay was the maid of honor and was in a gown of tan Eeorgette crepe made over satin em- georgette crepe with a hat to match. Mr. Ellin and his bride left later for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and to Michigan, where they will visit relatives of the bridegroom. Mrs. Ellin's traveling costume was of gray flannel with a felt hat to match. They will make their home in Fairland, Md. Mrs. Rafael R. Govin and Miss May Govin are at the Ritz-Carlton during their week's stay at New York. Mrs. Warren Newton Akers, who has been hpending the Summer with the artist's colony, in Provincetown, Mass., has returned to her studio house on Lamont street, Col. and Mrs. B. T. Simms have re- turned to their apartment in Meridian ansions after spending the Summer on their farm in North Carolina. Mrs. A. W. Lea of Cedar Rapids, lowa, is making an extended stay at Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. R. B. Norton has joined her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Upton, Sisson, at the Hotel Roosevelt, where she expects to remain during the Winter. Mrs. D. W. Twohy of Spo- kane, Wash., arrived yesterday at the New Willard. They plan to remain Mr. and SOCIETY. ton University. The proceeds will be used for the installation of the organ- ization ax a national Zeta Tau Alpha The program will be given by Miss Ruby Larsen Whiting, soprano, ac companied by Miss Alice Deleslyne Taylor; Mr. Royal M. Tinker, baritone, accompanied by Miss Ethel Bagnam. Mrs Mrx. Ratter Joins Her Son Here for the Winter. Rutter of Plainfield i rtment Saturday evening in honor of the fif- teenth anniversary of their weddine at Mr. Donald Ernst, who will play the ¥rench horn; Miss Jennie Grady, dancer, accompanied by Miss Virginia Ronsaville, and Miss Hester Waiker Beall will give several readings Dancing will follow the program. Mr. and Mrs, oseph Swo 4201 Sixteenth stre, hotas will be at home Franklin Sq. Hotel Coffee Shoppe quiet eflicient service com Dines with excellent and_unusually pleasant mosphere. 14th Street at K (Continued on Blemishes Vanish leaving_a soft, clear skin. The antiseptic and astringent action discourages wrinkles and other complexion ills and gives your ~ skin an appearance of entrancing beauty. Made in white, flesh, achel. Send 10c. for Trial Sies Ford. T. Hophine & Sou, New Toek Clty Gouraup's ORIENTAL. CREAM 1106 G Street . N.W. 3 3 turning to New Yor] The Minister of Siam, Phya Buri 3 o > S > = Navarasth, has returned to Washing- 2 I ey WSRO toh after a short stay in New York), Louls are at the New Willard, where o wenti toyneet Brince it they arrived vesterday. Mr. Wade Fatipe brother of the King of Siam, who is a preminent St. Louls blhkr'l and Princess Pragatipok, who arrived came here for the purpese of g there Monday on the Leviathan after a tour Europe. Prince and Prin- Pragatipok are ¢ route to their land and are e ed to come for visit before e Pacific coast broidered in pink, a hat to match and carried pink roses. Mr. Ben- jamin Ellin, jr., was the best gnan. Mrs. Souder, mother of the bride, wore a gown of black crepe with a hat to match and Mrs. Ellin, mother of the bridegroom, was in gray here until early next week. An interesting program ix being ar- | ranged for tomorrow evening in the Chevy Chase Library, at 8:30 o'cloek, m B Howe of Tnllions™ Special Offering COATS Distinctive Styles Individual Models Handsome Fur Trimmed —Others Without Fur— 45 and *89 Values $10 to $25 More Women’s and Misses o the RBritish em- Henry tetty Chilton e back in their home first of the week in Michigan visiting parents, former United ador to Japan and Mrs Important Friday and Saturday Sale of New Serge Dresses For Girls 7 to 14 Years home. Mount Prospect, Lancaster. | s i Smartly styled of all-wool navy serge, piped 2 i L i 3 with contrasting colors and trinmed with colored The Australian High Commissioner | L i ! iy i ; - | embroidery stitching. and Mrs. Donald Mackinnon enter- Other New Fall Dresses tained at dinner last evening at the —in velvets, jersevs, wool crepe, washable satin— Tlaza Hotel in Ne Yorlk, in compli- $5, $5.95 and $7.50 Sale of All-Wool Coats, $7.50 H u a and Mrs H Youthfully styled and carcfully made of fine all-wool coatings. Either fur or self collars. Lined throughout. Browns, reindec blues; in sizes 2 to 10 years. Other New Coats for Girls, 2 to 16 Years $5.95, 810, $12.50, $15 Up Elizabeth Nugent have returned from e = their Summer vacation at Fishers Is- | 3 and and are in thelr apartment Better Apparel at a Lower Price Maper Bros. & Co. 937-939 F St. N.W. latter's < Amba Thomas J Mr. and Mrs. Buxton t Lunch Yesterday. The commercial secretary of the British Embassy and Mrs. Eric Bux- ton entertained a small company at Tuncheon vesterday in their home on oft place. Mr. Buxton is acting | reial _counselor sinee the de- parture of Mr. John Joyee Broderick, Who sailed from New Tork vesterday to Broderick in England for a vae: Mrs Very Gen. | Pershing. U. & A, t ? 8 # i y Special Crnnectic after apending | B i ! @ o, I7alue same time with the Secretary of \\'.1!; % and Mrs. Weeks at their Summer| re- This Offering Top and Sport COATS The $25 All the smart grays. season’s newest fabrics. This Coat $45 Two Groups of Fashionable Dresses Mrs. William | ngton. They are h-Rlenheim and will come to Washington. where the vice | D consul will make a short visit before G Taturning to his post in St Louis Afternoon Dresses —Street models, crepes, silks, bengaline, novelty charmeen cloths. Tailored Flannel Dresses Twills Crepes Hamilton Bayly en- today at the Mrs. William tertained at luncheon Roosevelt Hotel in compliment to her Du Bose Hevward of 8. ., who is visiting her. guests were Mrs. A, C Iohn A. Sterrett. Mrs. kley, Miss Blanche Loul Miss Katharine Thomp- Special | 15 | . . Special. ';_) 5 Two-Piece Tailored Suits Navy and black tw ills—EXTRA SPECIAL 5398 MILLINERY DEPARTMENT 100 New Fall Hats of Felt, Velvet Values to 57.50 and Combinations on Sale Friday $ !.75 and Saturday. Special, Other Individual Models, $7.50 nad $10.00 MAIN FLOOR DERNEOD B SR ER N ER E e Mt MRS, ERIC BUXTON, Wife of the commercial secretary of the British Embaxsy, who, with him, entertained a small company at luncheon yesterday. Satins Elegant Dresses for general wear. and in the Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church. The ceremony was performed the Rev. Joseph E. Herson and was followed by a reception for the two families and a few close friends. The decorations in the church were in maroon and purple, the colors of the bride's sorority, Sigma Kappa. Mrs. B. A. Smart sang "O Promise ' preceding the ceremon accom- ied by Mrs. H. Harry Kimball, who also plaved the wedding march The bride was given in marriage by her father and wore a gown of white satin crepe made on straight with a train. Her tulle veil, - vhich was edged with duchess lace, Mr. and Mrs. St John Gaffney have arranged in cap effect, with lace ved from New York and are stop- |and clusters of orange blossoms. She at the New Willard |carried a shower houquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Earl C. Arquet was the matron of honor and_the bridesmaids were Miss Loretto M. Fitzgerald and Miss Violet K. Austin. They wore frocks of georgette over radium silk, made on straight lines and trimmed with silk Jace to match, with a cascade of pleated crepe falling from the left |side. Mrs. Arquet was in yellow, Miss Heyward will return to her tomorrow Mrs home and Mrs. Richard Wain- wright have clozed their cottage at Jamestown, R. L. and returned to Washington for the Winter season. Admiral = Mr. Charles Noble Gregory will close Toy Cottage, his Summer home at Bar Harbor, Sunday, September 28 and e to rea vashington ects Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denby will arrive in Washington tomorrow from their home in Michigan and will epen | their home on O street for the s son. Mr. and Mrs. Denby are spend- ing a few days in New York before coming here Shop of Quality Let Us Call Now For vour win ter furnish- ings and deliver them spic and span to vour new ad- dress when vou say. Phone Us Today ! e End Landry De Witt Talmage is at the| New York, where she| rlier in the week from Mrs. Talmage has been| st of Mrs Delos A. Blodgett | her Summer home at Mackinac J=land. where ®¥he went after short in Washin on at the New Wil- lard M ge will go to Cali- fornia the Autumn to join and daughter, Capt.| Scott | Mrs. T, Hotel Plaz: arrived e “Hats of Tomorrow Lon Co. N W. 1227 F ST. Mrs. Jerome Napoleon entertained a small company at luncheon sterday at the Lido| Venice in New York. Mrs. Bonaparte arrived in New York Tuesday aboard the Majestic from Lurope, where, Bonaparte DD SPECIAL PRICES On Fine Furniture DURING SEPTEMBER A large number of Suites and Odd Pieces, all of “Henderson” Quality, are on sale at MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES. All Lamps and Shades Reduced 109, to 50% AN EARLY VISIT IS ADVISABLE A Deposit Will Hold Any Purchase for Future Delivery James B. Henderson Fine Furnitwre, Laces, Upkoisicring, Paperhanging, Painting, Etc. 1108 G Street—Phones m:i: 323?, Rizik Brothers TSSO DS In Matters of | INTERIOR Decorating The Pedlar’s Pack HE earliest grocery store was the pack on the back of a ped- lar. From hamlet to hamlet it traveled and, with the spices and salt and coarse flour were mingled, helter-skelter, tallow and wax and many kinds of odd merchandise. | The advan- tages of a trained spe- cialist in deco- rating and ar- ranging the home are real- ized. We trust that you will call upon us for sugges- tions or com- plete assist- ance in mat- ters of Interior Decoration. Mrs. Gertrude Johnstone Interior Decorator Phone Main 1294 — ~ s DSOS TS D DD DO DD DO T T D T DD DT> > - SO D = Hats for Falltime in the new versions of the mode Hats of the finer type——Pa{isian designs most exquisite, form a special group for Friday and Saturday—Selling at $10 and $1239 Picture the inconveniences, the dis- order and unsanitary aspects of this primitive dealing. Compare it with your privileges today:—clean, bright grocery stores in every neighbor- hood, a stone’s throw from every home. And that’s but a tiny bit of the story. DDA HE couturieres of the Champs Elysees could not be more sure of these creations than are we, for they breathe the beauty and prophecy of the Continent. DULIN AND FALL DRESSES, 28 MARTIN CO- | | tiered and pleated in unusual and contrasting | i | ffects. Colors that tivate in liss 1i ;g;i;; Z ‘ss::::: xw j :n‘;c‘;lrim?in;mo;es,fip ivate in lissome lines W. | A&P Stores Have Done a Generous Share in Mod- ernizing Grocery Methods in Washington and Every- where. -2. DOWNSTAIRS SHOPPE 7 — Sparkling—new Millinery in adorably, becoming shapes | and lovely Autumn colors, inspired by those higher priced. Mgt \TWELVE THIRTEEN