Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1924, Page 8

SOCIETY. SOCIETY. e e T —— el = Will have attending her as maid of [Ky., after spending some time with|ton by tha death of the latter's | SIHIIMOMIMPMIINIT i - - honor her sister, Miss Margaret Shaw, [ Mrs. John Bartlett at her home in[mother, Mrs. Joseph McKenna, are Rets D) ; it o and the other attendants will be Miss [ New Hampshire, She will return |staying at the Hamilton Hotel, MOVED JOM425 F . oT. ¥ . - e © ] [Amne Pendicton, Miss Julle Hume, |here about the end of November. —_ ¢ % - ce Vandoren and Miss Mary - Col. and Mrs, W. E. Gi 1L 1 ; - : Cabaud of New York. Mr. Theodore| Mr. and Mrs. Cabot Stevens have | Emtertaining Indiana € arer EFme Wrist Watches andoren will be best man for his[had as guests at their residence, - = —due to the d e o » Yol. a . W. E. G a e delicacy of th, brother and the ushers will be Mr, [1516 Webster street, her brother and nf“""m“‘]"fu f‘h",_,r‘:m",('m(,:’(’";’{"“.',“‘_:’i" “movement""—oftentimes get ous William . Leahy, Mr. John S, Shaw, |sister-in-law, Mr.and Mrs. William H. | 7019 bae) = |E of arder and fail to keep correct | < S0 v 3 | 3 . Joseph Rafferty and Mr. Murray | Conkling and their daughter, Mi { ime. The Ambassador of Great Britain and 8 T onoho of Baltimore. Margare. Conkling. of Santa Barbara, e r i 3 i 1 e ‘alif. Mr. and Mrs. Conkling spent o i B Mrs. James M. Johnston has re-|the o REPAIRING, no matter what the Lad\, Isabe”a HOVVard Dlnner it 5 ] [turnca to her residence on Twenty ho:no?e;fi:;pulwrniln!ur:::yl:o‘:’r“";:r B AP SR maxe -mndGyouswilli find 3 : first street after passing the Sum- |tand in Eagle Lake, the Adirondacks, THE PLAYHOUSE ur prices very reasonable. 1814 v Hests Saturday Night. 3 A 1 o b S i M e Wanbhmgton for et . E RAMSAY'S WATCHSHOP, McKenzie Moss Wife of the s Leader of Unity 1t Sccretary of the Treasury,| Mr. and Mrs. Davenport Brown of 44 1425 F St. N : =lfllmlll||[|||||||I|".|||||||l|!||"l"||"||||||‘||||"|||"|l|lli ¢ at Bowling Green, Vi alte =S HE Ambassador of Great|maker, and the ushers are Mr. R. R. & Green, | Boston, who were called to Weenme, a Isabella | Govin ; Mr. W. E. Chilton, i.r : Mr. - . g | - James V. Winston. jr. tingui company 2 | Chilton, ner Saturday evening at the | T. Houk, mother, Treasury, Mr. S % g N York the first - - ! ¢ . t of next week to meet his daugh- | celvef o o : er, Miss Ailsa Mellon. who is arriv- | % 2 S : there on the Majestic after pass-| (olor canton crepe gown, with a h.t . months in Europe. Miss | o plack beaver with taupe plumes Sylvester anied Miss Amona thé out . Mellon to Europe and is returning | for the weddi :s those ! . | & . o o g e ‘ : ; Beginning Wednesday-- N naids at the we | Mr. and Mcs. H. O. Mr. and Y catrice Beck to M. i 3 Charle: ¢ Mrs 5 which will take o The Minister of Ecuador and Senora N 3 o 7 » Elizalde were the guests in whos Solantl g i . . : ) ‘“ of the division « - Latin American affairs of the S ottt i CubE. i f . « 3 Department and Mrs, Francis ALy SO ; 3 3 e \ N\!;-rln:n--d SR vt ftoemelly [ e e e 3 3 i at luncheon today 5. Y s a R . ¥ d - 5% Kingston, N. Y. | when The World of Fashion at ray oo e ; AT THE ONE PRICE Of paramount importance in the so- {a small blue hat. 1 Washinston today is the A and Mrs. Govin entertained May Isabel Govin, 50 muests dinner Iast eve € - olitan Club Annex, | : g the company i weddir \ 88 P § J < . | party and ouvt-of-town uc . . 2 4 worth, jr. will atic corps | the middle of o the wed- | occupy their he | ding ceremony non De Vries | street, which is be MRS, JOSHE A EVANS, JR.. will offi E » reception W ml\‘}m» for them, pm the Columbian Women will entertain at a tea Saturday In the ollows o s Mas- | 2 ; Cl 5 5 ok St o o W e ollow 1 sennton ana 3 3 e University Club Koums, at George Washington University, from This distinctive collection Satin pokes — Satin off- : tion in the chapel | are established he t B ’, 3 B 1% not permissible and pink chrysan- | the Wyoming er ) 7 Y : of hats presents the inspira- the-face hats — some close- themums the only flower R "“\‘;‘l)(l‘«l‘v! N\‘m ; s :hx\v\fl\u m;xlmr :r!n‘l|'hr;\llluh I:n:“ ]’N '\\ |]!l|:r;1 \('x‘n”]h: ,.\lmw. u; ::Kr 3 h "he 3 3 ne f i odside, ) . Middle Vest Mrs. Campbe visite an ! andoren, son o Mr. . ® n?:‘l el nciety, @ i i in her old home at Cruwfordsvill ! nd Mrs. T J ndoren, will ak S ’ tions of the most expert fitting — some large — or being of | and Mrs. E. J. Henning | Hattie Ghkele. ancssoppad in Dayton|| belae n Waediey o designers! And just a step small—but it must be Satin red in pearls, (% the 4 the air races her way East 3 o v % nee of exquis- | Hotel : ™| driving her car ¢ both ways 3:3 i o in advance of the mode. to be new! oS The The marriag A Katharine | a d immed mbers of the | Marvin Shaw, daughter of Mr. and ! ter by ge reception ot two matrons of honor, Mrs. Ramon Govin, jr., sister-in- f the bride, and Mrs. W. E. Chil- ster of the bridegroom, will s of plaited georzette with | cream lace over pink, fash- | ppacon Gen. (icorge A. L. Dumont, entertained informally at luncheon vesterday. ec. Mme Z CCercay, nelope An Beck and Miss 4 y wear pink geor- 5 Hauge spe gette gowns, cream and silver and returned in | lace, fashioned much like those of the f ar of her niece, eecceece young matrons of honor, and their | Miss Louise Ross Todd, to Mr. S| hats of blue velvet have streamers. | purker Gilbert, jr. which took place | Their bouq pale pink roses | jast week in Louisville. i and blue delphinium. i Mr. Frank Curran of Philadelphia [ Mrs. Retta B. Campbell has returned will be best man for Mr. Schoon- to Congress Hall for the Winter after TYLE. like 2 flower, has its bud, bloom and decline. An Innovation There is nothing so sad as a faded rose or a I have efficiently a fitted up | suite of rooms on the Third Floor passe style. of the Homer Building, 13th and F streets, as a completely equip- It is our mk to tell you when a fashion s ved Jewelry store. The two rapid “clevators make it easy of in the bud and to predict the ume ot us tull access—and you'll appreciate the relief from the distractions of the bloom. i 13th & F Streets N.W. Since 1866 street—while making selection from a carcfully chosen stock of ety Diamonds Watchesiere Tomorrow—The Most You are welcome to a charge account, or the i s privilege of convenient periodical payments’will be { Effl@@@@h@fi I,"p("-l""t M:llmery Event of the H-. .5(13 um,stine ) Exclusively Different E'ntlre .Season e T ‘ TWELVE - TEN TWELVE - TWELVE F : e —— \ | 1/, price This Includ THE LOUVRE ‘ EVERY HAT in the Store 1115 1117 F STREET Wilh.out Restriction or Exception Splendid Coats —gathered in a special X i ‘8 group—and marked— WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY : $98,50 —ABOUT HENDERSON'S PRICES Q It is a frequent occurrence to have a cus- | Those fabrics of soft weaving—that are tomer of this establishment exclaim on happen- {! recognized as the high-grade cloths—the pre- ing upon a piece of furniture, "Oh! That is just 4 ferred of fashion—are utilized in the devel- like my desk™ (or chair, a's the case may be). opment of these Coats—and, together with “What is your price?” On being told, there'are 4 the rich Furs which are used—raise the stand- - expressions of astonishment, such as: “Why, ) ard of value to a point which makes the price v ® . s G S 5 TR i that is less than I gave, and I thought you were | unusually low. 2 Hundreds of Washington Women eagerly wait for this high.” The season’s best color tones; gracefully € Explanations being in order, we tell such cus- modeled, and consistently lined with silk. % DANN & CO- HALF'PRICE EVENT e that V}IORTI;I-WHH;E FH‘RNIZ}JRE : gltlhm?ozct); WO deni Buying two, three and four Hats at this Drastic Price Cut must necessarily cost more than the ordinary b er Fa 7 sort, and since we carry none of the latter, some In Sports models—Beginning at $29.50 b few people gather the impression that we are ' In Dress effects—$49.50 to $200.00 ; $ 75 $ 50 $ 25 $ 50 high-priced. a q DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE know other- Were $9.50 Were $15.00 Were $18.50 Were $25.00 wise, and we fyeBIUS\:}l;e al_irisi; to this le:tcre will N()T a single phase of the New Winter Millinery also convince at Henderson's Furniture s Mode has been omitted from this superb collec- : g f Is Priced Most Reasonable, quality considered. Sma’rt Ha’ts 10 FUR FELTS tion. The debonair Spanish sailor, the chic Directoire, FOR SPORTS e . > the picturesque cape-line, the jaunty bow-brim, the o Of original design—new color effects; and : FELT & SATIN O O postillon— fashined of Folt, satin, velet, ~ JTAILORED & B H d that unusual draping which makes Louvre RICH VELVETS wmetal cloths, Hatter’s plush, very often in smart com- DRESS WEAR ames . en el'SOIl millinery so distinctive. METAL BROCADES bination. All of these at prices that scarcely cover the NEWEST SHADES Fine Furniture, Laces, Upholstering, Paperhanging, Painting, cto. A new coterie of brilliant styles for your cost of the exquisite fabrics' and ornamentation i employed ! Main 7675 < choosing. 1108 G Street—Phones o 7676 .Other Hats—up to $35.00 L3 K3 - % Typical Louvre Values in