Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1925, Page 8

8 SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1925, SOCIETY. SOCIETY New Branlmn Amb 1ssad0r Honor Guest at Luncheon Given Today in Pan-American Building. of Brazil, Mr. do Ar honor at 4 Dr. L. eral of the In t HE Amba Sylvine Wil Diwix Curtis D Var, Mr sacretary Grew: As: ‘reasury ‘ranc P of Latin American a artment; Sen Dom <ousa Leao ( nandor R e and Se ioncalves, secretary, ian embassy; Dr. John president of the Carn of Washington; Mr. Rob ings, Dr. Lawrence I Iisteban Gil I of the Pan-Am The Secreta \ellon, will Massachusetts the week and go to spend a mo! aughter and son, Miss Ailsa Mellon and Mr. Paul Mellon y Mrs. Henry Rea, wl i for the re inder ¢ Tellon, home in Pitts T . is spending a few davs in New York, en_route to Southam Miss Alled vester joined Miss Mellon in 2 York the first of the week and will go vith her to Southampton Andrews tivision De- Wi Institution S. Brook rt S, and Dr ans cle apartment_on avenue, at the end of outhampton to s been at her brot Mr. Sargent s evening to Vermont. He ne with Mr e she Is The Attorney Genera ill leave Washington t spend several days in vill spend a st t sargent at Luc e ablished for the Summer Secretary and Mrs. Hoover Attending Son’s Wedding. Mr. Herbert C. Hoover, jr.. €on of the Secret f Commerce and M Hoover, will be married tomorrow to Miss Margaret daughter of Mr. and Mrs Watson rancisco The cere- the Rev. chaplain Memorial and Mrs. Hoover, place at mony will be Charles Gardne; in the fam ‘hurch Hoover, Mr. i brother of lho bric of the bride and ot of about 40 persons fc to witness the cere The wedding of a_school roi Stanford Un! from which T zraduated last Moni took his degree in thus far in his father's footsteps, and Miss Watson was nglish mafor, @ member of the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. They h ach been prom inent in undergraduate af Hoover is a member of the Toyon Club and dabbled a little tles, while Miss Watson herself espectally and was elected a member of Cap and Gown women's honorary sorort Following their wedding tomorrow Mr. Hoover and his bride will leave Palo Alto for the Eastern States where they will spend their honey moon. Mr. Hoover plans to enter the Jlarvard business school this Autumn, Deginnig a two-year course. Both the Secretary of Commerce nd Mrs. Hoover are graduates tanford TUniversity the Secretary kraduating from there 34 years ago Undoubted over and his Yride will come to Washington for a visit at the beautiful home of h parents, at 2300 S street, where they can, even in the most heated term, have the delights of a lovely garden, well shaded, the terraces ru back to R street, and where they are close neighbors, of Mr Woodrow Wilson read unive mination started at s ago, both ir. Hoover following interested 2 du Pont of Dela few days at luncheon Senator T. Cole: weare, who is spending the Wi on the W »hn L. Hine: 1l dance thi incess Ida Can Ma will Ger Catherine Preston and Miss Margaret Preston New York will arrive in Washington tomorrow to spend the we with Gen. and Mrs. Hines, who will give an informal dinner and theater party tomorrow evening for them. < W ter, cousin of Mrs come to Louts, M Hine Mo., to and Mrs. Mr. Kazue tary of t tained a s today at the Dr. W turned from fuml\ t ssy, enter- re- with his - Summer While there he atte Fary re mouth Cc the same K. Tyler class “exe tribute was Tyler ss at Dart member of Richard the touching mory of Mr. Another » late Du ses this vear a paid to the m Brown, widow of Brown, has ret her ment in the Dresden ceven months in Honolulu West coast Mrs. Justice apart passing and tomorrow 7B ¢ 2 ~ Yor St S~ e c/qrfcrcy‘} prcsenn an exotic shoe for after- noon and evening wear L 8 2R\ S8 443 = T ¢+« In hand colored Doeskin. This is the slipper that created so great a sensation at Palm Beach . oo ARTCRAFT FOOTWEARA 4131 -F-STREETP SA A = SR i campus poll- | of | luncheon | the | ST VSR IS TSI XD Merriam. | | son of the ihl'\"““"[4L|v|phh'r f Dr. | D. | tt |was one of the very daintiest Win- | fth anniver- |2 | New lof St. | officiated. for her Summer home in New Jersey. aral, | and her young Ekengren and stine Ekengren, will leave hington tomorrow for Edgartown, Mass., where they will spend the Sum! mer. They will stop en route in Phil adelphia to attend the wedding of Miss Sally Henry, a cousin who is to be married to Mr. James Emmet | Gowen. The wedding will take place at the home of Mrs. Alexander Van Rensalear, the grandmother of the | bride, at Fort Washing n, Pa. Mrs. Geneva F. Dunham of 1222 Sixteenth street has just returned to I - A BRIDE OF YESTERDAY. I the city from a week end visit to Rose- | dale House, Princeton, where she was | one of a house party Mr. and Mrs. | C. C. Calhoun were entertaining for the wedding and the gayeties sur rounding it of Mr. Francis Cleveland, | former President, Grover | and Miss Alice Erdman, | rdman of Princeton, new national moderator of the resbyterian Church Mrs. W, Frederick ment at Cleveland, | the C. Downey and her have closed their a Wardman Park Hotel Zone Dby motor to A 3 visit Dr. and Mrs. Downey's daughter, ™ Willis Howard, and her hus They were accompanied by | Samuel Clark and her small and to Representative J arriving today in he Paris after passing several wecks touring Furope. | Froken the M Laura 1. daughter of | Ister of Norway and Fru| Bryn and Miss Delphine Heyl will go to Norfolk Va today to take part in the Virginta State tennis tourna- ment. They will be guest at the Nor- folk Country Club. The Assistant Secretary of Labor, {r. Robe Carl White, is arriving in| York today aboard the Paris after passing sometime in Europe. Mrs. Horace Macfarland will en. tertain a company at dinner this even- ing at the Chevy Chase Club. Harbord is among today on the Paris| James G. ] S riving from Europe. Dr. Walter Zechlin of the German |« Forelgn Office arrived in Washington |t yesterday to spend a short time and is | t the Willard Hotel M ss Janet Richards who 1s now en | Toute to her Summer cottage near |, York Harbor, Maine, and Mrs. Herbert Summer home, * 1s visiting Mr. | Owen at their | ‘Linden Hall,” Ston- ington, Conn. In July Miss Richards | will have as her guests in Maine, Mrs. Henry 11{ 1Dem:on and her daughter | Louts. Mr. and Mrs. John Francis Sha: entertained at a breakfast and recep- tion today at their home, 4546 Lowell street, following the christening of | . their gon, John Francis Shaw, jr., i 0 | Wetson (11 .‘rl(rq‘uhxrh took place at 12:30 o'clock at the | - Alban’s Church, the Rev. Charles | . Warner officlating. Mrs. Richard Porter Davidson, formerly Miss Eliza beth Hanna, and Mrs. I Smoot are the infant's godmothers, and Mr. Charles Braunstein of New York th godfather. Mrs. Shaw was before her marriage Miss Carolyn Hagner, daughter of Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner. Wedding in Transfiguration Church Interesting Affair. Happy in its entire arrangement was the wedding in the Church of the Transfiguration at 8 o'clock last eve ning of Miss Lucinda Steers and Mr. Bernard Pope Day, when ‘a large bridal party attended them. The Rev. J. J. Queally, pastor of the church, The modest church showed an ar. tistically arranged grouping of palms, | pink roses and delphinium, giving a | real summer effect to the background for the wedding The same floral decoration was used In the home of the bride for the reception later in the evening. Mr. Charles Walker Steers, father of the bride, walked with her to the ltar and gave her in marriage. She and and her be- | robe was of chantilly and fashioned after the 3 The skirt was quite long, with the deep flounces joined by iny petals of chiffon caught with sil- er threads. A deep yoke over the| houlders was joined to the fitted bodice and her long and full veil of tulle was arranged in cap effect with own of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. s Thyrza Steers was her sister’s maid of honor and her gown of lark- spur blue chiffon and cream lace was mounted over a_foundation of shell- chiffon prettiest brides of June, coming bridal e, bou! Colonial ids were Miss | Pope nd M Lnura\ sisters of the bridegroom; | Alden Irwin of Short Hill Pauline Pope D: | their MRS. Dayton, daughter of Ruth Pleasants Chase. Their bouffant gowns were of shell- pink chiffon, and they each carried a large cluster of roses and delphintum. The small sister of the bride, Diane Stabler of Chevy AliTHl R HERZOG | Who was, before her marriage yesterday in Bethlehem' ('hapel, Miss Elizabeth Mrs. Ruth Lindsay Dayton. who walked before the bride, | dainty frock, much befrilled, Day of New York s hest ma other, and seat ing the seve »w York, Boston, V other cities were the group of usher which included Mr. Joseph another brother, of Waltham |Jack Brookhouse and Satterle s.; of New York, Mr. Reginald Le . T1l.; Mr. Dana Durand, John Sumner Wood and Mr. Paul Ver beck Hefss of Washington, classmates of the bridegroom at Harvard. There was a well arranged program of music, Miss Mary Stevens singing | *0 Promi Because ing the cel one verse of fect Lov There was a small reception for lhe | bridal party and the two families at | the home of the bride's parents, on Smerson street northwest. Mrs. Steers and Mrs. Day assisted children In receiving, Mrs. Steers wea g a becoming gown of orcl hid | chiffon and Mrs. Day black chantilly lace over shell-pink satin. Later when Mr. Day and his bride started for their wedding journey she wore a costume of rosewood color em broidered in rose and gold and bande with blond fox, the hat and details of the costume corr in shade will spend so; at Hot and_after the middle of J | be at Manhattan Beach of the Sum. mer. gland later mony, O Per- OIL COOK STOVES IS WHAT YOU NEED For Your Suburban Home or Summer Cottage—all sizes. < MUDDIMAN S OI.Hsatms '\‘Hw Dorothy Eleanor McCab Virginia Liles and M: See Announcement Tuesday’s and Saturday’s Star in colored glass Fan-shape vases . Tall vases Window sill vases $3.75 $5.00 $4.00 . . DULIN& MARTIN G2 1215 ~1217 T Street and 1214 101218 G Street Hours—8:45 to 5:30 on, where Mr. Day will spend two years in study at Oxford. The bride groom 18 a member of the graduating | class of Harvard, 2! and in his! senlor year was president of the Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity and | treasurer of the Harvard Advocate. The bride and her sister, Miss Thyrza Steers, went to Cambridge for the graduation exercises and were guests | { 0t Mr. Day’s brother and sister-in-law. ests from out of town for the | wedding, nearly all of whom were at | | the Mayflower Hotel, | Mr | | | WindowShades were Miss Mary L. Day, aunt of the bridegroom, and Mrs. May and Miss Stesia May of New York: Harold Weber and Edward fons of Chicago, TL, | mates of the groom at Harvard: | | 1f you'll get_our estimate we'll get your order and, dur- | here’s a Reason. MC DEVITT Maln 3211 for Estimates 1217 ¥ St.. Dulln & Martin Blde. Molasses We have the best. Best New Orleans, gallon, $1.15| Best Porto Rico, gallon...$1.10 Magruder, Inc. BE GROCER Conn. 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J., where they have a splen- | did estate, and of New York, were | also at the Mayflower, where they | entertained for the wedding phn\" and out-of-town guests a_number of times after motoring to Washington for the wedding. A pretty wedding took place this morning at 10:30 o’clock in St. Mat thew’'s Church, when Miss Margaret “allahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | llahan, became the bride of Mr. Matthias Mahorner, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Ma horner of Mobile, Ala. Rev. John J Callaghan officiated, and the ceremony was followed by a reception and break fast at the home of the bride's par ents, 2500 Massachusetts avenue. The sanctuary was banked with palms and the pews were marked with tall standards of llfes and pink gladi oli. At the house there was a charm- ing arrangement of Spring flowers A stringed orchestra played during the nuptial mass. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father and wore a gown of over a satin slip bor dered with crystals Silver crystal motifs were embroidered on the chif- fon and the court train was of chiffon lined with crepe satin. Her veil of rare rose point lace was held b nd orange blossoms, and she car a shower bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley. £ y an, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor, and wore a_flowered chiffon frock, made | on straight lines with an apron effect | bordered with ecru lace. She wore a picture hat of leghorn straw trimmed with peach and orchid velvet ribbon | and carrfed butterf] roses tied with | | orchid ribbon. i Miss brid Adrienne smaid and wore hreve was the | a gown of flow that of the | maid of honor at of leghorn straw nd carricd hutterfly ros | Dr. Howard Mahorner, brother of | | the bridegroom, was the best man, and | the ushers were Mr Callahan, Jr.; Mr. James K. Mahorner and Mr Vickers of Mobile, Ala. Mrs. Callahan, mother of the brid wore a gown of beaded ecru lu r orchid, a picture hat of orchid color | trimmed with ch flowers, and Mrs. Mahorner as in ecru lace filet over peach crepe, with a lace hat to| match. Following the reception Mr. Mra_Mahorner left for New York, Daniel Jos Fred Haas, eph Mr Marion | and and Beware! IN CHOOSING gifts ir kiddies, beware u;:]v toys if you would win favor with mother, too. Avoid danger by bestowing “Beauty”—this gen. tlest of English col- Ti His brown and white hair is soft and sanitary, his big rib- bon bow ,dm\l de-, lighting Price, Washir of $2.75, 1gton only at The Nationat REMEMBRANCE Shop Myr. Foster’s Shop 14th St. at Pa. Ave. Also 1229 Penna. Ave. i ? | | | | | f FOR TRAVEL 1217 Conn. Ave. A Shop of Individuality Dresses Hats | m E m E fl | | will gail from there for Havana. Re turning, make their home in T ) Mahorrer wore Pe romaine ensemble sult, the Eown made of folds of crepe from the neckline to the hem, smartly fi t the botton and a short c z 1‘1" h. Her was of gray at h| . This evening, Helen Russell '\Iv- and Mrs. me th | line, Jr., in terfan Church nam B Miss lock daughter ruver, will E. Gruver Jacob She bride of Che the Rev nie officiat uver will be Itar by her father. m Townsend will matron of hono naids are Miss cousin of the bride Lovett, Miss F Douglas Pu escorted to the Mrs. John Wil 1d the the brides- Miss Evangeline cth Ramsey and lie W 1 of Baltimor Mr. Donald C. Kline will act as b man for his brother, and the ushers will be Mr. Lawr L. Gol Mr ) B. Van Veen, Mr. Scott A t and Mr. H. Ashby Turner. Peacock, son of Mr. and M Peacock, will be the ring (hlqu Jack Cr ill be followed by the Congres: 1 Coun were the bride's mothe wssisted in receiving by M bert 1. Kline, mother of the bride. sroom he marriage of innakee and Mr. vill take place in St witol Hill, next Saturday evening at lock, with the rector, the Rev. am Henry Pettus, officiating. Genevieve ard Mark’s Church Wil The Duchess de Richelien, the Shoreham, was joined there yester- bride | who s at | day by Mr. N. H. F. Mr. party. Dr. lison to | Washington tomorrow sailing for Europe. | nospi | Fr and Mrs. street tals in Germany, nce and they Miss | Washington of | bout M. Wise of Portsmouth, ‘aris Singer is also of the . Bache Gill of 1611 leave | £t preparatory to | visit and turn to northwest, will Dr. Gill w Aust expect to September 1 The marriage of Miss Phoebe A kkineon, George Oliver Atkinson, to Mr Bobb_ & | Daniel [t s atter: (Conti ughter attery, d on Ninth of Mr. and on_of Mr. will take nd Mrs Daniel | sterling Froducts Compas Mrs. | place this | RPmuLPs Rust and Ink Spots Cleanly a pen. 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