Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1925, Page 59

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MARCH 15, 1925—PART 2. ot in| gem architect 1y, th gned North t, . C. . . . > tauffer, it of Tales of Well Known Folk |{ime princess, appeared in the riding hitecturally, though desiin: west, and Mrs. E. C. Yellowley auffer, pastor o lists. to hold less than 500 people. M were Introduced and gave words of ¥ Christian Church, BAND CONCERT. — john is the third of his family gave a talk on Sunday obfervance, In Social and Official Life|, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, wholcreate a world-wide reputation exing ways and meuns by which it might Concert by che Dnited Biates has been visiting her daughter Bar-|architecture, and he lives part of each M arles G. Morgan, jr. Sang{be brought about. ~FEducatlon before| | Marine Band, tomorrow at 3 (Continued from Seventeenth Page.) bara, now Mrs. Barkile McKee Henry, | vear in Pinehurst, and had his setting | _The Soutbeast Unfon celebrated its . Rain, Rain” “A Brown Bird |jegistation was well stressed. p.m., at Marine Barracks Wil- — e —— (Continued from Page 18.) and Mr. Henry, in London, has left|well in mind before he drew his|fOrty-fifth anniversary at the Feb- King” and “Grandma.’ She was| Miss L. S, Welghtman, district su lam H. Santelmann, leader; her home In Manassas after a visit = for France, where she will begin the|building. The small chapel was|Tuary meeting held in Trinity M. E. [ R. Wolfe, perintendent, elrculation of ofelal Tayler Bransom, second leader. 10 Miss Corinne Reardon claims is now sifting out: the griev- |casting for the bronze memorial at|formally opened the first Sunday of | Church February 25 at 8 p.m. Ray- vi solo selactions, ans, gave a monologua on the ad- Mareh, “Vienns Swaliows. Mr. Robert Peale left last week for|ances of the exiles and restoring es- | St. Nasaire which is to mark the spot| March, with several representatives of | mond Smith gave an Interesting ad- [ “Danc e (Gries) and “At ThY }vantages to all members to read its| | o B et his home in Cinoinnatl after visiting|tates patented under the Spanish do- | Where the first American soldiers of | Fage, Hale and Tufts familles in at- | dress, followed by an address by Mrs. L. F. Holden gave two{official publication. A report of the esture, “French Comedy” his brothor-in-law and sister, Mr. and [ minion, the owners of which were [the World War landed on June 26,|tendance. Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton, who re Mirandy on Automobiles” |superintendents was heard =nd the “Bedouin I = & THOE = SPP Mra Joseph H. Newell on Braddock | never implicated in political plots. 1917. Mrs. Whitney just before leav- PHSIREITS R gave the history of the W. C. T. U. (Dorothy Dix) and “When Melindy |treasurer, Mrs. M. J. McLexn. showed > edouin L. ~"“111 "»"7“" Heights. = '«‘(:nu Maxence Ix the second son [ing Ne\\"‘ York in lnleMFchruur)' ex- ¢ 2 for the past 50 vears. Mrs. MA;-)mll -’un(n'\' (Paul Laurence Dunbar).|a gain of many new members. TheEiterso; SValse “"”'[m" Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosenberg have re-[of the late Count Zavier de Polignac |hibited her modal for this monument, Piokering gave un outline of the|Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler, actompante ’ % v turned from their wedding trip and|and his Mexican lady. The ofdest |Which, if all her plans mature, will Mflrnage Licenses. Chapin Usten met secently &t the| | Bucerpts from “The Scangd Southeast Unlon over the pust 43| by Mrw Enfied, sang home, 522 Sixth strest. Mrs. T. A. : ac will occupy thelr new home In Mount | 8on, also Count Zavier, s a citizen of |be unveiled in the harbor of St. Na-| Marriage licenses ave been lssued to the | years and two of the oldest members | “When I'm With You - Willthnts, vice preswiont, apeant the| | W ot anabe Waioyenbach Vernon Park as soon as it is ready.| Mexico and remained in his fine |zaire June, 1926. The model showed | following who were went were especially | ing Else to Do,” “Come to the Fair, o w pture s o of Honesdale, Pa, and Mr. and Mrs. :x:n ;l,\lxrlng all the clivil strife since |ished soldier lhem I(;nbmr \.[- (-l’h}s‘n A L 7'l ular attendance. Mrs. Otto Roepke g x el il oot it iy mSPIENL of John Peters of Peckville, Pa, were|the flight of Diaz. He married a |American eagle will be 15 feet, while | Gearge k. ¢ and Mary B. Drown. | was sololat of the evening. The ne E & & ¥ "a - o 3 guests last week of Mr. Hartung's|Mexican alfo, and though not an ac- [the pedestal and the souring emblem | jibert Tarne and Daiay Taskine meeting of the Southeast Union will | Hory A M i P"_:::";'";”r"["‘h'w":‘f"f;‘;‘t:n:'m e §8) Lwgesioe v--V:l{:nvn. an brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and|tive politician, hae always stood for |of the American republic will make| Joiq T, sahoney R T Boo-| be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Thompson was rd by | tice of rterly comvention to be (b) Tntermexso, allesro ‘con Mrs. Julian D. Knight on South Fair-|law and order in his country and [a &roup more than 60 feet high.|ie % home of Mra. N. K. Lynch, 627 Twelfth | 3 sle Minnix, Mrs. Charles | held at McKendree Church, Massa- oo i fax street. Mr. and Mrs. Knight en-|has made stupendous pecuniary sac-|After receiving the commission for i dith M. Wum- | goraat woutheast. 3 " s, o fiaeten AVatie: ApHiE e DSCLLL IS tertained at dinner in honor of their|rMfices to maintain his property in- |this notable memorial two years ago, (™ ksl e St L L e held i et S e L bvea Frances B. Leeds of Ohlo. (d) Dance of the Harples, al- guests. tact during the revolutionary years.|Mrs. Whitney spent an entiré Bum-|jenrietta F. e of Fitehhurg, Mam & sl.ver tea wt the home of Mrx. Eu- | ) . v, Mrs i Ve oSBT Moy Leatid 2t o ol s h Miss Dorothy Broaddus, Miss Eljza-| The younger brother of Count Max- |mer near St. Nuzaire and finally se-| John 3. Woerner of Koanoke, Va wene Thompson, 1501 Gallatin street. | Miss Marion Mry. | cukes were served by the correspond- Grand March, "Entrance of the beth Jester and Miss Annle Fogg re-| cuce, Plerre de Pollgnac, marrled in flected as her site one of the rocky )Ll Foor, g afternoon. Mrs, BBmma San- | Barl Thomas, Mis. Cabot Ste 1d [ ing and recording secretartes, Miss| | CGuests in the Wartburg.- from turned Monday from a visit to[1920 Princess Charlotte’ of Monaco [eminences which rise right out of the ford Sheiton, president of the Dix- | Mrs. Claflin pre tables. [ Ada Oldfield and Mrs. Susan P. Rich- nhagser” .......Wagner Trigide an Srvder Sy e S1S ha» Easwmaniiciesnawie ofuthe | ibor ana wRiGH wilBIRce e 80l s trict; Mra. Lindley D. Clark, president | Capitol Hill met in Waugh [ards. At the meeting on the secon Marines' hymn, “The Halls of Mr. Howard Eugene St. Clalr of|Teigning house of that tiny princi- |dier with his uplifted sword in plain| Rumanta will have a munitions | of Mount flensant; Mra Kvi C. Crix- |Church W ay afternoon, Mrs. J. | Wednesday in April, 2 pm., Mrs ik Montezuma~ Alexandria and Miss Helen Elizabdeth | Pality, Grimaldi. Prince Plerre, as [sight of all arriving and departing | plant, which will be constructed by a | well, presid Sanford Ehel- | L. Rixler, y . presiding. Mrs. | Charles Montgomery and Mrs. Pettus Do Biar Spesgled Hinusr. Anderson of Wisconsin were married [he I8 known, acted as regent during |vessels. The committes to Prepare|privian firm, ¥ Moy renn e heopieTy nd Mcs 1o 8 in Washington Monday. Mr. and Mrs. | the recent absence of the sclentific the unvelling, about 15 monthei "0 ___ . . toni}rs FTs Logan pron Conf oF The 7 7 Muey pead the Seripture lea- | will have. charge of the prosram. | | St. Clair left immediately for a trip|Tuler. the Prince of Monaco, who |from now, Is composed of Gen. James % zz 7 turn will live at Mr. St. Clair's coun- | {e $tudying deep-sea problems in |President, Charles Gates Dawes; for- try place in Falrfax County, near|the South Atlantic seaboard, making |mer Secretary of War Newton D. town. !I\s )hénduuurl:rl at the Everglades, | Baker, Robert Underwood _Johnlon. Mrs. James A. Greeno and Mr. Em- | In Palm Beach, Fla. Otto H. Kahn, Herbert L. Satterlee. erson Greeno of Boston are the guests | ITince und Princess Ferdinand von |former Attorney General George W. * of the former's son-in-law and daugh- I‘{nhwv\nh(’ the latter formerly Miss|Wickersham and Right Rev. Herbert -~ ter, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cook. Mr. "-y“‘n" ”:;‘"‘U‘Yr-llnn of this city, were|Shipman. as ussociate members. wlth bl St eir | among prominent patrons of the | e o et . Cook |recent horse show held in Viennw.| The late Walter Hines Page, who 18 of Plainsville, Conn. Dr. Cook has| It 1 much to the doy of many Ameri- (held in such reverent S tade Ex = beer S ical co; on | Cans that the lovely old city on the |British and Americans 3 > “\:f,‘h'l':“;‘(“o’f““ medical conVention | hupube, home of the waltz and many |services o humanity during the Great traordlnary _an Miss 2 Payne has returned to|Cther pleasing things, is at last show- [ War, has been remembered iu_ the pops 13 . o e a : .|ing strong signs of resuscitation, |beautiful new parish chapel at Plne- . [ P e B Faone s retuned i rgains e~ rices visit s knd M B D- B economically as well as in art, music o Teas BAveLs hua 18Tt ftr har(And tiie athletic sense. Nearly every |birthplace and former home. One of me In Richmond after a visit to ¥ of Iurope was represented [the exquisite marble brother-in lavw and afster, Mr: and ries at the horse show and |tablet in memory of Dr [ Arthur K. Warfleld in Rosemont. the fmperial days was re- |other bears a slab to the memory of and Mrs, H. Watkins and their | alled in that several members of |the late Edward Everett Hale, and the en went to Kempton, Md., by|the House of Hapsburg and other|third honors the founder of Pine- And spent the: week ‘end’ with ficials, all shorn of |hurst, James Walker Tufts. This e jEasit es, *d their hlooded [ beautiful little Georglan chapel was stoc! of e T B T Dressy Poirets---Sports Types--Plain and Fur-Bordered Women’s and Misses’ Sizes —Extra Sizes in the Poirets J | Very smartly modelled—in Poiresheens, Flannels, Suedenes, Poirets, Crystallines, silks —<leverly tailored—with tuckings, braiding, fancy buttons, and the Summer furs. In all the popular colors—Poudre, Rose- wood, Green, Wigwam, Tiger-Eye, Tan, Black, Navy, etc. r. and Mrs. John R. Harding have returned from a trip to Florida and | Cuba Mr Mrs. Arthur M. King en-| at bridge Saturday evening home, on Duke street, in rmer’s sister-in-law home of Mrs. Walter | INDESCRIBABLE BEAUTY! INCOMPARABLE VALUE! vside, Duke street ex- | Mrs. Irving C. Waugh has returned | her home in Lynchburg after a | sit to Mr. and Mrs. George E | Mr. and Mre. Arthur Chase left last STRICTLY adhering to our policy of b oy dnantico, whetegthey iwiih] offering the Supreme in Fashion and Mr. and Mrs, Dewey Johnson have Tailoring at prices always reasonable, we returned from their wedding trip, and have this season surpassed all previous are living for the present with t former's mother, Mrs. Dora John efforts. The bride was formerly Miss Ruth | Hewitt i e We have exquisitely tailored garments ' = | in daring bright colors and also the more FUN CLUB’ FOR CHILDREN | subdued hues in Bengaline Silk, Char- me meen Twills and Poiretsheen, smartly embellished with fur or silk embroidery Theater Stage Carnival and braid. 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