Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1925, Page 8

SOCIETY The Secretary of State, Mr. Kellogg, At- tended Lunch Argentine Secretary of State, Mr. | a guest at| ¢ by of Argentina de Pueyrredon in newly appointed United | dor to Argentina and | Mrs. Peter Augustus Jay, who will| leave Washington shortly to spend a few Newport before sailing k other guests General and and the Misses are sailing tomorrow for Senorita Julia Helena | and Senorita Raquel the lun Amt and honor of the States Amt were the Mrs. Harry Patten, who Italy, and Pueyrredon Pueyrredor The Ambassador and Senora sevrredon and their daughters will{ Washington about August 5 |} spend the remainder New de | = | leave for Newport to of the Summer. Secretary Mellon Honor Guest at Dinner. The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Mellon, who is spending some time at Southhampton, was the honor guest at dinne Saturday evening of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Horne. | Hale, who m the pent last week at Swamp: ew Ocean House. Senator recently Fr has | The Second Assi General, Col Paul turned Washington from Castle Eden F Tl where he spent : Mrs. Henderson. tant Postn Henderson, his_morning | « Hinsdale, vacation with | ster i The fo Treasury now at I time at luncheon w Mr. and Mr: cretary of the | Franklin McVeagh, is| *N. H. He spent some kbridge, Mass,, where a s given in his honor by Alexander Sedgwick. Truman Suests at | Mr. and | Former Senator and Mrs. H. Newberry have as their Red Top, Watch Hill, R. I, Mrs. Victor Barnes of New Haven. Mrs. Newberry will entertain at luncheon August 4 in honor of Mrs Andrew Fletcher of New York, who, with Mr. Fletcher, will arrive at| Watch Hill the latter part of the week to spend the remainfer of the on in the cottage they have leased. 5 The marriage of M Jlizabeth Me- Calmont Wilson, daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Alfred McCalmont Wilson, to Lieut. Lionel Lewis Rowe, U. son_of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Alfred Rowe | of New Albany, Ind., will take place this evening at $:30 o'cleck in_St. Thomas' Church, the Rev. Dr. Wil llam Samuel Bishop officiating. A reception will follow the ceremony in the home of the bride’s parent The marriage of Mrs. Carter Mul-| liken Lockwood, daughter of Mrs. | James H. Nolan, and Mr. Bently Hoeber, son of Mrs. Arthur Hoeber of Leesburg, Va. and the late Mr.| Hoeber of New York, will take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the home of “Mr. and Mrs. Nolan, on| Mintwood place, the Rev. J. H. Dun- ham officiating. The arrangements | ere quite simple and only the imme-| diate families will be present. The bride will wear a dark brown traveling suit, with a small hat to correspond, and a corsage bouquet of | lilies of the valley and orchids Mr. Hoeber and his bride will leave after the ceremony for a wedding trip to Massachusetts and upon their return here will be at home at 1512 X street. Cards have been issued announcing the marriage of Miss Olive Elizabeth Smith of ., to Mr. A.| Leftwich jr., formerly of Washington, but now a resident of Bt. Petersburg, Fla. The marriage took place on Thur: uly Mr. $inclair is the son of Mr. and Mrs A. Leftwich Sinclalr of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair, jr., ‘will reside at St. Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. James R. Mann the Summer at Lenox, at the Hotel Aspinwall es J. Willlam- | Louls Rausch their Chateau France, re- Williamson | is spending Mass,, and is | Cha son were guests of Col Rausch ir at Sautenay, and Normandy, and part of August they visit in | Switzerland and Holland before re- | turning to Washington in September. | Mr. and Mrs. Myron M. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Fleming and Mrs. Harry A. Kite are a group of Wash ingtonians at Briarcliff Lodge, where they arrived Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Jones Ford of | the Calverton, 1673 Cofumbia road, | are at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa., for‘ the, remainder of the Summer. Dr.| Ford, who has had the chair of poli- ties in Princeton .University, is now retired, and, with Mrs. Ford, “1!]' make his home in Washington Mr. and Mrs. William Henry White left yesterday for Buena Vista| Springs, where they will spend remainder of the Summer at Buena Vista Spri Hotel. the 1her will and her small il Saturday. Mrs. Horace M daughter, Dan; Views Re-viewed ADDED joy with each return to once- famillar pla Extra enjoyment comes with each re-viewing of pic- tured points along Your motor journeys. arrives To insure good pic- tures every time, select your accessories and supplies here. Then let us finish your pictures for you. Work left before 9:30 is ready at 4:30 the same day. camera The National REMEMBRANCE SHOP My. Foster's Shop 14th St. at Pa. Ave. Also 1229 Penna. Ave. | Miss France | ushers | to Mr. Archie Rosenblatt, the | eon Today at Embassy. aboard the Andania to join her sister, Mrs. John E. Dana, at Deauville. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Miller, who are spending the season at Hot t the Homestead. Miller, daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. Miller, and her cousin, Miss McKenney, entertained at a young peoples’ dinner in honor of Miss Elinor Bright the same evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Drew an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Frances Louise, to Mr. Ralph A. Curtin Mr. ( mother, Saturday Mr. M try in arence H. Mackay Mrs. John W. Macka. on the Majestic for Europe. kay will return to this coun about six weeks. and his sailed Miss Meehan Will Be Bride of Mr. Smoot Wednesday marriage of Miss ce Meehan, daughter John J. Meehan, to Mr. « ot, son of Mr. Smoot, Margaret of Mrs. George Fran and Mrs. Frank will take place Wednes nfrning. The ceremony will bo per- formed at 9 o Martin’s Church, the Rev. X paugh officiating, and wedding by 1st will follow at the Lee JHouse 4 ended by her Frances Meehan, and Mr. Warren Clark will be best man. The will be Mr. Ralph Hardie, of the bridegroom, and Mr. Meehan, brother of the bri cousin John J. Mrs Theodc her Porter, widow of Commodore ic Porter, U. S. N., has closed partment in the Wyoming for ummer and is visiting Miss ‘arker of Detroit on Shore by Hill, Jamestown, R. I Mrs. Philip Bizgia announces the en- gagement of her daughter Henrietta son of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Rosenblatt. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming, who | have been spending the Summer at Atlantic City, motored to Washing- ton with their son, Allison Fleming, and are spending a few days at the Mayflower before motorin, home, in Fairmont, W. Mrs. J. B. Withers has Newport, R. L. to visit Comdr. Thomas Wither. Dr. and Mrs. Macpherson Crichton were hosts at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club Saturday evening, after- ward taking their guests to the Para- dis roof. Dr. and Mrs. Crichton will sail for Europe August 18 for a two- month sojourn. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Raver of New York are guests at the Mayflower. Mrs. Raver is the sister of Mr. arek, member of the United S Finance Board. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sterns of Washington arrived in Banff July 2, and are staving at the Alpine Club- house. Mr. and Mrs. Sterns will leave Banff shortly for the Banff-Mt. Assiniboine Walking Tour, after which they will attend the annual camp of the Alpine Club of Canada. Va. gone to her son ates Mrs. Hazel Wilson has as her guest in her apartment in Sixteenth Street Mansions, her brother, Mr. Richard H. Higgins, who has beén spending the Summer with his family at Lake Placid, N. Y. Mrs. Wilson has also had as her guest for a fortnight Mrs. Adine Parker Barnes. Maj. and Mrs. Rudolph G. Whitten, who have arrived in New York from Panama, are at the Hotel Astor for a few days before coming to Wash ington. Mrs. Britton and Miss Horan Touring in the North. Mrs. Edward E. Britton and Miss Katherine Horan have gone to the G L7 room suite. cover materials, cut, them to order at this cost prices...... Stains, Wax and Varnishes Deck Paint for Boats on to their | Fred | | THE EVENING BRIDE OF JULY 15 MRS. HAROLD THOMPSON SCOTT, | | Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pitchlynn | Pitchlynn, and before marriage Miss Carolyn Lee Pitchlynn. The brigegroom | is the son of Col. and Mrs. Walter Winfiel Vew England States, where they will spend some weeks and will then tour portions of Canada. They will return to Washington after the middle of Au- gust. Dr. and Mrs. Willlam Oakley Haines re in the Blue Ridge Mountains for | the Summer and will return to thelr | apartment in the Sherman about Au- gust 10. Mrs. Dorothy h Sandoe of New Rochelle, N. her two young sons, is \l\ulng her father at her former home, 1446 Fairmont street. Miss Anne George Irwin of Fort Gaines, Ga., is visiting Miss Mar- guerite Russell, at 1446 Harvard street. Farly in August Miss Irwin and Miss Russell will visit Miss Betty Davidson of Lexington, Va., their schoolmate at Agnes Scott College, De- catur, Ga Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fuller of Los Angeles are spending a few days at the Mayflower. Miss Marfon E. Wells has returned to her home in Chevy Chase, Md. from a long visit to her aunt, Mrs. B. W. Tansil, in Miami, Fla. Miss Dora Glaser gave a farewell dance Friday evening, July 24, in the new home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Glaser, on Wisconsin avenue, for Miss Norma Wolf and Miss Veeda Wolf, who will shortly leave for their home in Miami, Fla. Among the guests were Miss Jeanette Levy, Miss Ethel Norwood, Miss Lena Kaminsky, Miss Eva Rosenbloom, Mr. Theodore Opaque, Mr. Harry Sadle, Mr. Dave Feeneroff, Mr. Louis Corlinat, Mr. Theodore Glaser and Mr. Sam Hutt: man of New York. A buffet supper was served about midnight. A SENSATIONAL OFFER! SLIP COVERS —made to order to fit any size three-piece living We furnish the slip- fit and make sensational low price for a limited time only at WE UPHOLSTER 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES FOR This price is for the labor only. We sell upholstery coverings to you at near hone, Write or -'\"S ! 62T FSLNW. S phone Main 8139 @; E===lalc——=—0| COPPER BOTTOM Paint for Boat Hulls Banish Moths | Moths will not enter bureau draw- ers, trunks, closets, etc., Don-O-Lac Co.’s Dono-Cedar has been well applied. a2 DONO-CEDAR E —is a cedarized shellac product that neither will rub off nor soil your clothing, furs, etc. Easy to apply—get a bottle today and safe- guard your furs and Winter woolens. HUGH REILLY CO. S & GLASS Phone Main 1703 1334 N. Y. Ave. Mr. Harlan Randall and Mr. Charles .4 $10 AMER[CAN UPHOLSTERY Co. ) Screen Paint, Porch Paints to which Paints and Lamels for Porch Furniture @ cruise down around Nova Scotia to Prince nd granddaughter of Col. P. P. Scott. Shasteen have started for Lake George, Lake Champlain and Montreal. Saturday they will sail from Quebec on the steamship Fort Hamilton for the St. Lawrence Sdward G. Island and Halifax to Washington the August. latter part of Started during the war when im- ports from Germany and France were not received, the Spanish toy factories now supply four-fifths of the play- things for tots of Spain. STAR, WASHINGTON, They will return ! D. C., MONDAY, Births Reported. 10 TRS, fgliowing, virths have been Health Department in the ho fi 1111 B. Begsie B, L Tl 2. pd R, B Jagsen = reported lsst 24 boy. wirl. o and Maria Schiavone. girl. Jomes A" and"Mary & Josison, boy Jessey E: and Janis Barrett, gir Louis F, el L i, boy. Brland G. md o el giel. Frank C Naomi P. Bowl 8 Bivimond 3 and- Eather Lo Henioy, boy (eJope L abd Hazel A. Posle. Doy and girl wing) . Tealie ¢ and Luvenia Reeley. atrl. E v D. 4 and Bernice M. Blosk. boy. Charles B ‘and Wini{red G. Hart, g1 John A. and Minnie F. Flaherty. girl. Philip H. and Nellie V. Derry, girl. Henry and Jeanette Bers. sirl Herman L. and Anna C. Volker, girl Reynolds, bo3. Habe, boy. JULY . 27, 1925. Affrea ‘ana rmm(- T. Al i Syivie: Balle William £ ‘and Florence ‘Graveit, boy Deaths Reported The following_deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hoyra: Amelia_Angell. 75. 3410 Macomb st James Brown. 37, St. Elizabeth's Hosital James Hafe, United States Soldlers’ Home Fowoital John T Mockabe. 00, eorke E. Goodnir. 61 Fowedn £ ot Margaret L 1436_Ives pl. ee 41016t st Robertson. 709 Lamout Gaffany, 81. 119 M «t. 6.0 * 0. nee Hospital Hospital Potomac River mear Key" Bridg Tohn Smith, 44, Tuberculosis Hospital Marsie 3. Bove. 50. 808 New Hambshire ave lmnk Johnson. 29, Geors Hospit Herine Waugh, 50, St. Elizabeth's Hos 1927 17th 10, 416 W own University Flonors Page. 32 Leonia ting, John H. Brown. S A Cotton rags shipped from the ¢ gart_district of Germany last welghed mnearly 21,000,000 pounds. vear WILKINS BREAKFAST KAPLOWIT Ziwr INCORPORATED r21 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT JULY CLEARANCE BEAUTIFUL DRESSES $1378 FORMERLY $23 TO $43 FOR SUMMER RESORTS—FOR SPORTE 4ND DAYTIME WEAR OPFERING EXCLUSIVE DRESSES OF DISTINCTION AND QUALITY SATINS FLAT CREPES GEORCETTES PRINTED SILKS STRIKINGLY BEAUTIPUL PASHIONS FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE STORE OPENS a:30 A. M. Our New Address Will Be 612 13th—West Side Next to Droop’s Music House LAST FOUR DAYS EDMONSTON’S REMOVAL SALE Only the Remnants of narrow widths left at our F Street store and— Prices are so that we refrain them here. ridiculously low from publishing Bargain tables of Women’s, Chil- dren’s, Boys’ and Men’s Shoes all over the store and the price tags will tell the story forcibly with illustrations, when you call. Remember, this is the Final Four Days of the Sale and the rush is on. EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) 1334 F Street ADVISERS AND AUTHORITIES ON ALL FOOT TROUBLES ANDREW BETZ, Manager SOCIETY. KILLED BY GRENADE. West Point Army Man Found Deadly Explosive—Another Hurt. WEST POINT, July 27 (®).—Sam- uel Clapper of Seattle, Wash., at- tached to the Quartermaster Corps at the United ‘States Military Academy, died yesterday in the post hospital from wounds suffered last night when a hand grenade exploded. Charles Kirchmeler, who also was wounded, will recover, physicians say. Clapper, with Kirchmeler and others, found the grenade in the course of a walk, academy authorities learned to- day. It was suggested that Kirchmeler throw it. The grenade exploded and Clapper received a slug of metal over the heart. The body was prepared for shipment to Seattle. Pamis Junius GARFINCKEL & Co, A Great Clearance Sale n Infants and Children’s Department our T is to your interest to take advantage of this remarkable opportunity as choice selec- tions of fine apparel have been greatly reduced. 3.75, $7.50, $12.50 to $19.50 ...$1.85, $2.25, $2.95 to $12.50 | Creepers reduced to $1, $1.45, $1.75 to $5.50 Hats reduced to $1.95, $2.50, $3.50 to $7.50 Boys’ Suits reduced to $1.50, $1.95, $2.95 to $5.95 Coat and Sweaters reduced to Marriage Licenses. rriage Jicenses have been fssued to the follenrie Am.huny N. Jones and Dorothy Giles lle. Md.» and Gladys Seeof Rockvi B.nn. of Hichmond Rose Fox. both of Culpeper. Va.. Va fisteln and Bioieker o Hackley of Remington. Johnson and Coats reduced to Dresses reduced to, and Va i Annan‘lxl Wmdl@w Shades It you'll get our estimate we'll eet your orde | K" Bettor "Shade For Less Money: MC DEVITT | Maln 3211 for Fatimates lin & Martin Bldg. | Woodmard X Watheoy DOWN STAIRS STORE ClearanceWomen’sSummer Silk Dresses $12.50 Were Very Much More reductions this clearance sale of est-grade silk dresses Materials Printed Crepes Printed Chiffons Plain Colored Crepe de Chine Printed Radiums Broadcloth High Colored Radiums. Georgettes Sizes 14 to 18 36 to 44 1217 F Extreme feature our t Colors in the Group Peach Gold Copen Green Maize Love Apple ‘White Rose Blonde Orchid Gray Flesh 25 Dresses for Larger Women Included Included are 25 dresses for larger women; slenderizing lines; all dresses that were stripes and plain colors; all dresses with much more. Sizes 46 to 52 DOWN STAIRS STORE. New Shipment Costume Slips, $1 Very Fine White Nainsook Costume Slips with hip hem, hemstitched bodice top with hemstitched straps, finished with ribbon buds. Sizes 36 to 4. These are very cool and will launder beautifully. Green, navy, mustard, heliotrope, gray, The foundation for the perfect costume. copen, rose, orchid and red. % DOWN STAIRS STORE. 600 Pairs Women’s Pumps and Oxfords For Vacation Wear in $ 1 ,95 This Midsummer Sale white canvas, with Spanish, Cuban, mili- What a low price for your choice of pumps and oxfords, in patent leather, tan tary or low heels. Come early while se- calfskin, black satin, dull calfskin and lection is best. Sizes 3 to 7 in the Combined Group DOWN STAIRS STORE Apron Frocks Special $1.25 Attractive Lawn Apron Frocks with em- broidered dot; Peter Pan collar of white dimity ; self-material belts and wide hem in medium and small sizes. Color For Fashionable Coats and Dresses Cretonnes, 25¢ and 35c¢ floral, basket and bird patterns that make most attractive, striking-looking clothes for city or beach wear. And equally as good for draperies, couch and pillow covers. You see cretonne everywhere now—in the city it is used for dresses, coats and aprons; at the beach for striking bathing suits and robes. These cretonnes are in the most wanted colors and designs— '3} to 4 Yards Makes a Dress, Costing Only 90c to #1.40 DOWN STA TRS STORE