Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1924, Page 8

and have opened their home at Six- | & teenth and V streets. © Minixter of ¥inland £ street to the hou § for New # sail Saturday on the Iroquois tor San- ni § place Wednesday, October 8. The | 3= from a short visit in Europe. (=will be there se SOCIETY. OCIETY The Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks Open Their Washington Home for the CRETARY OF WAR rs. Weeks returned to hington yesterday from their Summer home, Mount Prospect, Lancaster, S ving into Honxe i . Axel today The 50 be office of the legation moved to the new ad- The Minister of the Dominican Re- . Senor Jose del Carmen Ariza. shington yesterday afternoon York, from where he will to Domingo to join Senora de Ariza ompany her to Washington iresentative and Mrs. Henry W. on have returned to Washin anet R tson, is m and will attend school in Representative W atson for his home in remain until after s. Watson and her daughter will stay in Washington duving his at tehell have es in Ohio S chell's parents, idney T. Miller. C. Clements, Miss v returned to tment at the Miss Beatrice Clephane was hostess at luncheon today at the Chev Club in compli Richards, whose Laurence Adams of ( marriage aining for bridge of the guest of honor; th Boyd, Miss Hester Marylene Maw, Miss . Catharine | s Adclaide Makens and iger. election. Mrs. Archibald Hopkins arrived in Washington the first of the week and is in her home s avenue, where Col. Hopk her late in the month. Hopkins r, Mrs. . |at Hot Springs, Va., for the Autumn eral wee hington. and Mrs. returned to W are liv- north- 's moth- fornia, is with them f Larz An n has gone Sulphur ~ Springs for the , after being with Mrs. their home, Weld, at Mass., since his return Robert McKee, accom- daughter, Mrs. McKee gone to White Sul- s from their home, Berke- They Mrs. . James panied by I Reisinger, _phur Spri “ley Lodge, at Greenwich, Conn. eral weeks. Reisinger as Miss Mary Lodge M Kee, granddaughter of the late Pres dent Benjamin Harrison, was pre- sented to society in Washington some years ago, Mr. and Mrs. McKee com- ing here for a portion of that season. Mrs. Clarence Aspinwall, who has -becn spending some weeks in Water- town, Conn., will return to Washing- iton next Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker ession of the house at Rhode Island avenue, which they leased for the Winter. The s occupied last season by Mr. Mrs. Richard Porter Davidson, latter formerly Miss Elizabeth ‘Hanna, who purchased tne house a year ago. -and th Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Parker, § Ey cLurcues Foot Forms. HE HEEL —in Black and Brown They are the most valuable shoes from the standpoint of foot health and . correction that are made in America. Foot Forms correct ailing feet as well as simply “clothe” feet. EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) Advisers and Authorities on |ana their daughters will not open ®|til after the marriage of her grand- {of the ir|of this REPEDERECVERETVERER WHEN A SHOE FITS IT IS COMFORTABLE IT IS CORRECTIVE— IT IS SATISFACTORY Winter. came to Washington last evening where the latter ar- rived Tuesday after spending about three months in Europe. Miss Virginia McKenney will en- n informally at dinner this eve- at the Congressional Country Club in compliment to Miss Krances Mi'ler of New York, who is visiting Miss Frances McKenney, cousin ot the hostess and Aaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKenney. ‘There will be 12 guests in the company. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. McKenney their home on New Hampshire avenue until the first part of next month They are now at their Summer home near Kensington. Md. Robert M. Thompson and Miss l arrived at White from New York and the mountains through this month. Mrs. James B. Welr spent a day in Washington, and, accompanied by r sister-in-law, Mies Eleanor Weir, erday joined Mr. Weir at the Pil- lars at Hot Springs, Va. Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis Walker have returned to their home on Len- nox street, Chevy Chase, after spend- ing the Summer months at Monterey, They have with them for the ter their son and daughter-in- Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Walker, and their two children. Tappan, ow of Admiral n Tappan, left Washington this_morning for Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y., where she will be the guest of her son, Mr. John Tyssowski, un- daughter, Jones, to Bois, U. 8. Saturday. Miss Jones is the daughter of the late Mr. John E. Jones and her mother was before her marriage Miss Virginia Hilda Tyssowski, daughter late Mr. Thasseus Tyssowski city. Miss Jones' father rved as United States Consul in churia and later as consul gen- making a name 1po” Jones, a cor- 3 ington Lieut. s a graduate of the Naval Academy in the class of 1919 and has been transferred to duty at Coco . Canal Zone, where he and his bride will go immediately after the wedding. The ceremony will be performed at 4 o'clock in the home of Mr. Tyssow- ski and will be followed by an in- formal reception. Alice Tyssowski . Samuel Waiker Du which will take place Commander ard Mrs. Stewart E. Barber, accompanied by Miss Freder- icka Barber and Mr. Stewart E. Bar- ber, jr., have gone to New York and are at the Hotel Vanderbilt Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte and her daughter, Miss Blanche Strebeigh, have joined Mr. Bonaparte season. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Adams ar- rived in Washington last evening from their Summer home at West Spring- field, N. H., having made the trip by motor. They are in their house at ontinued Ninth I NOR SCHOOL OF EXPRESSIO Fall Term, Oct. 1st Millx Bldg.. Penna. Ave. at 17th St. For Your Enjoyment —we're busy every day ml‘kla pprociate the Quality of ST TEGH “gvod things,” £7 Our restful Tea Boom serves appetizing luncheons. Stoneleigh Tea Room 1407 F St Qeposise she E Illlllll!llIIlI|I|IIHIIIIIIIIlIIIIII|'IlIH||!NIIHlI|IIIflmflUE. Foot Form Footwear is famous for FIT. We have built up a reputation on the Fit of The Lasts are Scien- tific in design—ana- tomically correct — and the Shoes are Fit- ted by Experts. Al Foot Troubles THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, MLL Daughter and son of the Fre Dumont, and Mme. Dumont, sailin; MAUD DUMONT D MR. ROGER DUMONT, h military attac H Saturday Pr= — - B All Lamps & Shades Reduced 109, to 509 Three More Days of Special Prices on Fine Furniture {1 Your final opportunity to secure a suite or odd piece of “Henderson” Furniture at Worth- while Reductions. A large selection awaits your inspection. Prompt attention is adviseable A Deposit Will Hold Any Purchase for Future Delivery James B. Henderson Fine Furniture, Laces, Upholstering, Paperhanging, Painting, etc. 1108 G Street—Phones pn 7678 . George A. L, enter school. e 1106 G Street . N.W. “ Jhe House of Faihion” Luxurious COATS Richly FUR TRIMMED Values to $25 Silks, Satins Crepes, Flannels and Twills Finest Cloths — Smart Models Women's, Misses’ and Stout Sizes EXTRA § 6 5 SPECIAL Hundreds of Other Coats ”39;@ fo "125 Fur Trimmed and Self Collars Sport Coats & Top Coats Tans, Grays, Browns $ 2 5 Extra Special $29.50 to $35 Values Women's and Misses’ Fashionable Frocks All the new siks, satins, crepes and cloths. daytime, street and eyening. Special, 325 and $39=50 FOR FRIDAY ONLY v 25 Sport Coats $15 For Friday Only Dresses $15 200 Beautiful Hats Just Received—Smartest Autumn Styles—Exceptional Hats at an Ezxceptional Price OCTOBER 2. 1924.° The parish church of Lower Bri: ham, in Devonshire, which has celebrated its centennary, had for its first vicar Rev. H. Francis Lyte, au- thor of the famous hymn, “Abide With Me.” D. C, THURSDAY, Marriage licenses bave Deen Issued to the following: Forrest R. GIll of Orange, Va., and Mary H. Giddings of Manasss, Va. gar C. Windsor ‘and Mary I. . both of Mitenelivilie, Mg, "0 M4 1. Stam, bet Robert W. Katherine R, eller. Douglas. ha J. Young. by, Md., and Oriental Rugs At Reduced Prices Rugs that are among the finest products of the Orient. Included are beau- tiful Persian and Caucasian weaves, soft and silky in texture and unlimited in color range. | Group of :elou- $2l .00 j NESHAN G. HINTLIAN jistans, each. ... 1206 18th, at Conn Ave. te e K. Rackey and ‘Aona L. M. Hock- Bastin and Margaret R. Matthews. M. Watkins of Gra W. Va., . Thaver of Cumberland. M of Baltimore and Louise 5. . Coxter and Funice E. Littleion. Uhaden and Charlotie M. Knott. and Virgie ity Davis and Alice Thomas, both of 2. Micks and Mary Taylor. .. King and Dorothy Hanks. . McDanfel and D | Franklin VSq. ‘Ho;;l -‘ 1 | Coffee Shoppe und _vnusually pleasant at- mirsphere. 14th Street at K It’s a Fashionable Hat That Flaunts Feathers This Fall CHARMING spray of feathers flut- g tered into Fashion’s hand and she hied herself to making autumn’s smartest Hats. Burnt peacock sweeps over the crown of a postillion Hat, coq feathers tell a tale of vouthfulness and a bengaline chapeau, and an ostrich pompon gives a saucy tilt to many a Hat set aside for sports. It is feathers, feathers, feathers, as far as Fashion is con- cerned, and you must have a feather-trimmed Hat if you would be truly in the mode. IErlebacher Exclusively Different TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET % & % 2 e vy THE LOUVRE 5 1115 1117 F STREET Coats of quality —from $49.50 to $200.00 We have reserved for our showing of Coats only those conceptions of design and character of execution that entitle them to your preferred consideration. Developed in excel- lent fabrics; trimmed with the finest furs—and finished with masterful workmanship. Jammuna, Mokine, Kashmana, Glovella, Fawnskin, etc—with such Furs as Beaver, Jap Mink, Squirrel, Mole, Baby Fox. A featured group is displayed at $98.50 In competent range of sizes. Silk Hose Specials Pure silk, perfect quality, with silk tops and feet. In all the popular shades so cao i oios ey Extra sheer Chiffon Hose—thin as gauze— perfect in quality, Lisle feet and $l.95 tops for durability. Wanted colors. . sl 95 Rizik Brothers A Rizik Friday Special the woman who desires quality, demands exclusiveness and knows value, this will mean an opportu- nity worth an extraeffort to obtain : Street Dresses Special for Friday 20 A wonderful variety of delightful color combinations in satin, worsteds and novelty materials. Individual embellishments make this an unusually smart grouping. TWELVE THIRTEEN 300 SMART FALL HATS | 804 7th St. N.W. Extraordinary Sale At Less Than 5 | Price Values that cannot be duplicated. We would advise you to be here early Friday because these are truly wonderful values. Every one of these hats are positively new and repre- sent Dame Fashion’s best ideas, and offering them at this ridiculously low price, we feel justi- fied in claiming they are THE BEST VALUES ggIX;ERED THIS SEASON IN WASHING- Hats for Miss and Matron—large and small head sizes—in types for all occasions and cos- tumes. SILK VELVETS,SATINS and FELTS in every wanted color. Wedding from DULIN & MARTIN Gifts of unusual art objects — of beautiful glassware—of fine china — of distinctive silver. The art centers of the world' contribute their best creations to our collections of— HOUSEWARES— MODERN FURNITURE AND SELECTIONS OF AUTHENTIC ANTIQUE ART OBJECTS AND FURNITURE DULNGHARTNG and 1214 to 1218 G Street Hours—38:45 to 5:30