Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1924, Page 9

'SOCIETY (Continued from Eighth Page.) who are sponsoring are Mrs. Edward A. e Mra. Frederic Delano Willlam J. Snow. Mrs. Walter ley and Mrs. Hamson E. Ely. The United States Minister to Den- mark and Mrs. John D. Prince will sail today rd the George Wash- ington from Bremen for this country where they will spond several weeks’ vacation. Mr. James Robert McKee and his daughter, Mrs. M. McKee Reisinger, will return to their home, Berkel % Lodge, at Greenwich,Conn., tod: er spending a fortnight ai White Sul- phur Springs. Col. Robert M. Thompson, Panied by his daughter, Mrs. H. P. Pell, motored to Hot yesterday to spend the day, Mrs. Thompson at White Springs last evening. accom- Stephen Springs joining Sulphur President and Mrs. William Mather Lewis entertained the faculties of George Washington University in Corcoran Hall last night. The recep- of the university faculty. John B. Larner, Dean ard Lincoln Hodgkins versity, Dean and rs. Borden of the Medical Sc Dean and Mrs. William C. Van Vleck of the w School T President and Mrs. Lew Mr. and Mrs. Harr: tained at luncheon y private car at Whit Their guests includ Widener of Philadelphia, ner Brown of New York and Mrs. Henry May of Washington, mother of the hostess. Black enter- Miss Towson, Bride-Elect Of Mr. Adams, Entertained. Miss Leontine Ingle Towson, whose marriage to Mr. Arthur Choate Adams takes place tomorrow evening, has been given a series of social en- tertainments. Miss Ruby Nevins en- tertained in her honor at the Univer- sity Club, and the Mis: ters of the bridegroom. er at their home. Carstarphen and Mrs. E sisters of the bride, also gave a show- er during the week, while Mrs. Wil- liam Waugh Adams gave a card party for her. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dority entertained the bride and bride- groom-elect at dinner last evening. Mrs. George P. Blow of La Salle, ML, who with Mrs. George W. Blow s at the Shoreham, entertained a company of six at luncheon there vesterday. Dr. Roval Meeker of burg, Commissioner of Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Harris- Labor for Meeker are spending the week at the Hamilton Hotel. Col. and Mrs. Henry C. Whitehead, Miss Loulse Whitehead and Mrs. K. W. Eginton of Washington are pass- ing a few days in New York and are staying at the Hotel Astor. Team B, St. Martin's Boosters’ Club, will give a barn dance-masque in the parish hall, Wednesday, October 22. Prizes will be awarded the best cos- tumes, the affair being an old-time frolic. Poster Ad Men Meet. DETROIT, October 1 business, including direc! ings and committee reports, occupied the attention of the Poster Ad ing Association at the openi its thirty-fourth annual convention here. About 600 delegates, represent- 3,000 cities and towns in the , Were present. The Happy Home Adopts _The Manhattan Service How many times could get the worries and work of wash day out of the way. Manhattan Service will do just that for you Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the e Henry U. Duckett and Lena Smith, e card party | y"§ lia Fitsgerald. city and Mary B. ity aud Selma Ulman end, jr., and Elizabeth P. wd of New York City and Inez s city. s and Esther Harter, both Blucher W Willie A. Otho and Virgie Deaths Reported. ing deaths have been reported to Jepartment in the last 24 hours: , 85, 116 New York 743 McKinley st. Providence Hospital. lizaheth's Tospital 62 Mintwood pl i st , 71, 317 Lin- Providence Hospital. , United States Sol- o Horpital. J.mu A Murphy, 59, Department of the 1 Dhie Myer flu ATheria’ Suth, 30, Tubercalosts Alberta Turmer, 22, 1434 Morris There is style attractive- ness and individuality to your frock when we em- broider it. Beautiful de- signs, wonderful color harmony, and careful, accurate workmanship. Oppenheimer’s 8th & E Monograming Supper Dance Every Evening, Starting 10 P. M. Boernstein’s Wardman Park Orchestra Dancing in Supper Room. Wardman Park Hotel For reservations telephone Col. 200¢ These cold mornings and evenings you need an OIL—GAS—or Electric Heater. 3ra Floor BARBER & ROSS, INC. "11th and G Sts. M‘E you have wished you . George E. THE Births Reported. . The following births have been rej Health Department in the last nd Margaret McHugh, girl. e o g . and_Anna Lodwij lrl. T2 William P and Mary E. Ihnllwn. boy. Peter lr‘lld Marie Rodenhouse: irl. George L. and May M, James €. and Marion M. nd Tessie Cyril d_Henrietta Qi ired lnd Mary V. n.m-u Dens E. . irl Heny A, and OCille 1a Clatr,” MFL. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, James B. and Mildred E. Poore, girl. Francls and Florence Marahall, boy. Eerey and Margucriie Wicks, lor. Edgar P. and Marian Westmoreland, boy, Horace and Consulla Oliver, girl. and Josephine Jol Laudon M. and Sadie L. Holmes rihar and Catherine Preston, girl Bamuel aud Annie Harris, boy. James H, and Emma Johnson, girl. James E. and Elsie Greene, girl and boy Joseph C. A Back Number. From the Boston Globe. Grandma—Do you want to hear the story of ‘Puss in Boots"? Tlsie—No, gran'ma. No one wears ‘em now. Tell me about “Puss in Black Silk Slippers and Galoshes.” PETEREE ST SLLELE BE SR L ST Thursday to Saturday SPECIAL SALE Your Choice of All $5.00, $5.95 to $7.50 Trlmmed Velvet Hats 25 and 26-in. Extra Head-size Hats Excepted 175 Smart Trimmed Velvet Hats in all the season’s most ap- proved styles and. col- ors included in this reduction sale. Fash- ioned of Lyons and Panne velvets inlarge, medium and small shapes. Colors are Black, Brown, Gray, Htecn.ua “Copen, Blue, etc. All hats priced with original tickets. All sales final. No ex- changes or refunds. New Lacquer Colored Felt Hats New arrival of these popular Lac- quer-Colored Felt Hats now so much in demand. Priced at— $3.98 to $6.50 Creeron Millinery Co. Hats Made and Remodeled by 614 12th St. Between F & G Sts. Around the Corner From Hl:h Prices 2 e L 2 T 727777, D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1924 verpowering are the values-- Irresistible the beauty of these “*‘Hahn Special™ Never have you seen anything‘ like them! sI’loes fOl' women. Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. *City Club Shop™ 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 1318 G St. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. $3.75 to $4.50 New 1216 F St. N.W. A Great Millinery Purchase! Our Enlarged &ot room to tell about them today—but th Centemeri sales for which we are noted. Don't miss it—Street Floor. “HAHN SPECIAL” . Blonde satin, fash- ion’s newest shade. “HAHN SPECIAL” Ribbon ties, black satin. $5.95 P “HAHN SPECIAL” Patent leather “Step- in” pumps. $5.95 P o “HAHN SPECIAL” Black velvet, satin or patent. 45 “HAHN SPECIAL” Black suede, satin or patent. $5.95 & “HAHN SPECIAL” Patent leather or dull kid. $5.95 Grea Centemeri New Cuff Gloves .35 PAIR s one of those big 500 New Satin and Velvet Hats Also a few smart felts—offered tomorrow in our greatest Millinery Sale! &w“&flaDfldmm in Your Figur <% This Rubber Gzrdle Makes' 'l‘heimuntyoumonnbhuwdldlemlookhchea thinner and years younger. You get at once Fashion’ boyish lines. mn—su-vnyfituyuumlk workorphy.l)oa away with exercise, and old-finlflonui corseting I IEREblldennficflxdhthxnknderha s youE o pesh prsctallivessndd sta ives: :o l:mfi v mandbipaSuolOlnchu. T s ll kid "h an; is nl:mwnmctd that l!?y into the and gently: evety inch of the rurface concionaly Encircles the hips and thxgh: aswell as the abdomen and holds them in. 'rn uj phragm and and sides, helping preven: fati out insures comfort while you sit, work orplay. Spednl lacing in the back makes it easy to adjust as e more slender. Worn over the un rg:rment in place of n:onet The garters hold it firmly in place, sothat while you e Iy bl ch byt et re is hel ept and well poised. Rubl let ‘won't splitor tear. Millinery Department Third Floor —and without imposing a penalty in price that makes it a financial burden. There’s a Manhattan Service exactly suited to_your personal and family requirements— doing just as much of the work—or all of it—as you elect to have done—and when done “The Manhattan Way” you are sure of the prompt and safe return of your clothes—for science and skill and common sense are the factors which rule here. Right mow—send us the Blankets to be and reconditioned for winter. They’ll look like new when we return them. Phone North 3954 will bring our messenger. Manhattan Laundry Service Co. Plant, 1346 Florida Avenue—Phone North 3954 Branch Office, 2506 14th St.—Phone Col. 5596 IR R RO $17.50 Pegularly $12.50 to $15 | $9.75 Regularly $15 Ready Tomorrow Morning! Our enlarged Millinery Department is just one of the many improvements taking place in Jelleff’s these busy days. Where we have formerly fea- j tured only the higher-priced hats we are now pre- pared to suit any preference and any purse with the most beautiful collections of all the latest and newest. Come tomorrow to this Great Sale! $15.00 Satin Hats, $9.75 All the newest shapes and crowns! The Postilion! The Directoire! The Cavalier! The Modified Cloche! The Capeline! The Turban! With the adornments which the mode demands; silver buckles; feather fancies and pompons; metallic ribbons and lace veils ; moire ribbons;‘tailored bows. Every- thing that’s smart! Everything that’s new! LLLLO0E % @@fi% % Easiest Terms in Town! Come to style head- quarters for your new and up-to-date Fall ap- parel; a small part down is all you need— the balance a little each week. ORIGINAL MODELS IN Women's & Misses COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES Also New Arrivals in Men’s & Young Men’s SUITS—TOPCOATS Attractively Priced! BUTLER’ 311 7th St. N.W.—Open Saturday Evenings $12.50 and $15.00 Felts and Velvets, $7.50 Embroidered in metallic colors! Severely tailored and smart! Black, Brown and lovely colors! Every modish shape and style! Even the most discerning miss or matron will . be able to find a wonderful hat in this assort- ' ment. But, remember, for best selection, come {| Millinery Department, Third Floor. %_dngX On Display at MARGUERITE Gmnw SHop 1102 Pa. Ave. NW *“Riluoer = Raleigh Hugp LIIIIIISII 17711 I 11111020 Cavalier ~shape, with gnd black and while peciall d, $9.75.