Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1925, Page 8

8 SOCIETY. THE EVEN STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1925. SOCIETY. Mass., with her daughter, Wis. Doria)] FAITH IN WILSON TOLD } . Reluci d h Harold, wh I . BRIDE OF WEDNESDAY , spending the Summer there (o be near : Mr. Relucio, who is stationed on the | ¢ 2 : ; O ( l I : ! ! | o o Hindenburg's Consdence 1n 7res- @ OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY — . i | Mr. Harry Wright Newman will| dent Recalled to Students. “[ ’ sail from w York Wednesday, fo | lt}l the Weeks Blgges‘: Bargalns August 5, aboard the De se for a 2 i 1 i L Hindenbury | ¢ of Europ Italian Envoy and Slgnord di Martino e mn iy R 4 | Miss Helen Mille d Miss Dorothy led today in an address b 3 ] Miller Pl';:wmn.nx B un’l\'l’nl at Ih Duisberg, president of the I ! | 720'22'24 7th S{ N w Will Spend This Week End e iiecd Jor st e o oty st Which n- €|l D) l L - ained a party Amer | L : . Sherwoc | At Williamstown. Deaths Reported. B ity ki it EHR ND following deaths have beer | the ‘day betore t armistice Von ealth ment - th o Hindenburg telephoned him and | . L HIEE Ambassador of Italy & Miss Lettice Coulling, Miss. Ve-| llenta. 70 [asked his opinion of President Wil- | AGENTS LADI JOURNAL PATTERNS. spending the at B Alexander, ss Helen Rich. vl'n{luvn[u H: o = tal. ‘I have no faith in Wilson or )‘:,“‘ — = Iv, Mass., w > the Miss Mary en, Mrs. Wil- e Donghue 42, Emercency Hosnital ' 114 points,” said Duis | over the week end of Conte nnett, Mrs. Charles Mosos and it H. drerey. L. Waltr Baad ;: “We have full confidence in Pres- | SATURDAY ONLY Antenio Cippico and Contes “ippico : illiam 0. P. Miller, 50, Emergency Hox- | ident Wilson, and the 14 points will vit 2 | & 59 at Willimstown” and Miss Helon ] B 5 Gk, 5 BE i | neried it he " neia| @ 232 Women’s Rayon HOSleYY The Mini of the Min —_— Sv.ft.n_ Mr, rothy they \\'xl‘li nbrose Bladen. jr. 3 months. Chil ! All the new shades to match shoes ¢ vesterday for Nev spend the remain ! i :'wm. 10 days. 1349 Alaryland | S ——————— dresses. Lustrous, silky q Irregu e stons s Capt. and Mrs. Rufus‘Z. Johnston | i and Margaret. ¢ Eatin: 134 = - & A St botth ind Miss Johnston have gone to New 0y c o nd are the guests s, Mars ? Dresses at Close QOut Prices= :.$5 98 to $9.75 $10.00, $20. 00 Dresses Dresses $3 98 $7.95 1219-1221 G Street saturdays Until 3 P.M Saturday Specials Latvian Envoy, Leases House The Minister £ will move tomorrow p SRR st at 1 M rchusetts avei which | Miss Hallie Davis of Washington, is he 1 spending the Summer at Lake Suna War n..w pee, N. H rival in W the lezation addr “Williame, mon Children’s where o 1 ot anac Inn | : 1 Births Reported. % i or . following births have been o Health De o0 tment in the Jast 23 | and Mrs Hertle of Gun hours Deliburt and Exther Kidwell, bos Be 1 Mrs. Harr Woodyare t Virginia the Hotel Tray Atlant remain for a w 10 days. Mrs. Thomas Bones and her son Tom have gone to Ocean City they are visiting Mr. ar Edmund Domer Rheem Shireie A John F Andrew 2 John' an, The cc bassy anc acie, w el s | Mr. Joseph Tumulty, secretary to| - " O i Worta for the late President Wilson, ente | and’ 1S e e 1n ¥ |a small company on the Willard roof | 2 E TubSilks Sheer georgette, ine dm(RStnIEEt e impr Marriage Licenses. | A o Qt‘ them o New | Pretty Wedding in Marriage licenses have been issued to the | | pes, L silk crepe, satins Clarendon Last Evening. Ehn One of the season’s prettiest home | Ay Gt b S Teiah | et took place last evening L. Mac. |When Miss Marjorie Palmer, daughter | < August [Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Temple Pal and foulard silks, in stripes, prints —Rayon, in all the new bright colorings and The second Tree State feat, will and plain colors. i | 9 trom I Where' she has heen | Mer of 35 Maple sireet, Clirendon | styles so popular Smart styles, for several weeks | Va., and Mr. Godwin Pierce Dunn of | MRES. :S a this Summer for ich > MRS. richest colors p - Mount Ida, Va., were married in the| Fo s 2 R prmecly T Ias e W RIo AV Aclt S ARDETI G SLOL s And Mo ica e L : The United Ambassador to | Presence of a large company in the | FOrmerly Miss “Mn_" fer of r. nd Mes. T Rl young girls and and a marvelous B Tiion. lliam Phillips, is | home of the bride's parents. ; 5 spending vacation at Wen-| The ceremony performed at A women. - [ value. ham, Mas: it the Hotel | $:30 o'clock In the flower-banked liv gone *» New York and are at the |matron of honor and Ambassador, in New York, the first |Ing room, the Rev. Dr. A. Hugo|Hotel Lorraine for a short stay = and Dorotby A CLOSING OoUT of next week for a few davs, and will | Blankenship, rector of the Episcopal e meet the members of Church at Bradock, Va., officfating Mrs. Frank Birthright Debt Fundi 'he company of friends and relatives, | Euest at her home arrival Tue: many of them from out of town, filled |her 1 e, to overflowing the vesidence. | Durham, N. ¢ | The rooms were attractively decorated | with palms, gladioli and ferns As the strains ““Lohengrin | i X by ) (\~\‘ . the bride. ture in her e over pink e bouquet of| The iage of Miss Catherine Kel len hair ferns, | ley. daughter of Mrs res Kelley, to : | descendea the winding steps, escorted | Mr. Raymond A. Fi ald took place] Mr. and Mrs bert Bettman of By Mer father. whol g her in mar-| vesterday morning in the Holy nati and their children are mak riage. Just previously Miss Helen|Church. The Rev. T. ’ | an extended motor tour and are | Bury of this city had sung “At Dawn. | ciated and d the | passing some time in Washington at | 3 and Adelaide H 200 Broad-Stripe Dresses Blue, Tan, Lavender and Green 39 Broad-striped Dresses, in a var of new, pretty straightline Miss The newly appointed rdor Argentin Iton has v M. Hor! Mrs, to P pending Cewport and will August for his Miss Kelley Bride of presenting Stume of white fllet silk and ca Butterfly 1 SA TURDAY ONLY 39c Women’s Union Suits § Fine gauge pure white rw‘rrl suits c 4 with knee-length lace-edge T 1 | Mr. Fitzgerald Yesterday, York for the Plaz port tome The marria ine Ro to Mr By 2 Yot |ine anal or oI ATang jichich followed. 2 Wardman Park Hotel A O War” in the Temple Seventh-day Advent- | Miss Mary Reilly of Clarendon was|held immediately after the ceremony § — : : Man ar < 2 3 18t Church, the Rev. Carlyle 5. |maid of honor. She wore a costume at the home of the bridegroom. The o e L Gidl el o ot Beauty may be only “skin Lo yes taped armhole vests. Haynes officiating ecru, trimmed in lace. and carried [ church was beautifully decorated with | Chicago are spending a few days decp,” but it is that “out- I\nlckcr Slllts the Willard > they arrived y terday | palms and ferns. A musical Misé Woolna The bride was atte by Miss | Columbia roses. he best man was Irene Grampt as maic honor and | Mr. Robert Daly of this city pr Mise Fauline Hari, e ,m.(yl? The bride’s mother wore gray Roma |and Mrs. A, Mayhew bride wore le\\n and Miss Jane Sutherland as |crepe with flesh-color a gown of bridal satin em! fered in Edward Rowland | bridegroom’s mother. Charles | pearls and a picture hat to match and i | Dunn, ack geor- | carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs bride, was side” appearance that_first attracts. You owe it to vourself to give the most particular care to your ap pearance. Start mow with vour hair. The Best Bathing Suit You've Seen o Usually $4.00 and $5.00 and black. Some have silk $1.50 and $2.00 ? GIRLS’ { DRESSES c & >SATURDAY7 ONLFY 25c, 29¢, 35¢ lees ts and full pieces y voile, in a beautiful range of ;) colorings. In lots are new at- te dots, floral desig; elty 4 SATURDAY ONLY ¢ Women’s Muslin Underwear Chatterton for a few days $5.50 Complete Of gray Dreadna Crash With Il ount « Pohle will sail to- 1ba, where he will be ot the Adventist T inine | parents of the bride held a_ recel School at Bartle. Mr. Pohle and his |¢ <upper, following which the new bride both attended the Washington |1¥Weds slipped away from their friends| | Missionary Colle; and all the at-|} unsuspected car. e | tendants and e officiating clergy- | any of younger people v BROf | men also attended the Takoma c fohe and overtook) the couple 3 Union Station, where they were show |~ Immediately after the ceremony the | Weismueler. sister of the Permanent Waving a Specialty A.“/» Ji AIRMONT ments at o atton s s A INCORPORATED ! = e s e 721 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST :, eauty Shop ‘ 3115 14th St. N.W. Col. 8307 [OPEN EVENINGS] | \\ mrl [ \uul Knickers mstown, leather trimmings, with hat to match rcluded the president | Mr 11 r. and Mrs. Dunn will honeymoon Mrs. Harry | in the : e South and will be at home Sep and Lady | tember 15 at Mount Ida. i Tan and cray mixtures: excelient imperiin. Gén' Wil | porh, ITRES O FASHIONS DE LUXE EXCLUSIVELY #]| " White I menRiduc i) A. Pew, Admiral and Mrs. |7 | Breeches ‘ L Thomas Foster, to Dr. Walter W. Phelps, Capt. and Mrs Chorles I. Hoore, GoPt. and Mrs.|of Ohio, was quietly s : S| R e BELOW COST OF TAILORING Reeves and Miss Marie Boynton {home of the bride’s parents, on Oliver Miss Mildred Greble, daughter o )“’.r-‘fl v{n:‘ e A NO OREATER BAROAINS ARE POSS[BLE U. Brig. Edwin St. J. Brebb L o ton asdten by the A e mied by Mo aaniel Sands | Yo "rige’ wore @ dainty frock of | ALL SILK STREET, SPORT AND DAYTIME DRESSES. . $1375 TO $z¢ o i ‘,‘,:"‘\"‘”,‘;R:";‘,"’;m D et erery i, o | ALL AFTERNOON GOWNS, INDIVIDUAL MODELS . . . $15 TO 833 iy rried an arm bouguet of brides’ | A DINNER AND EVENING GOWNS, INDIVIDUAL MODES $30 TO $55 camp at Montauk Point ses and ophila zhter of Dr. and . Huffman will make SPECIALIZED FASHIQNS AND MODELS FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE T en.| their home at Ravenna, Ohio. this| Nrs, Eric Greenleaf and her small OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY son Henr; will leave tomorrow for Atlantic ¢ where they will spend FOR THE SPECIAL CONVENIENCE OF OUR PATRONS STORE HOURS 8:30 A.M. TO 6 P. M. Estab. 1909 3 ‘)-» 1219-1221 G Street Open Saturdays Until 3 P.M. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Makes Further Reductions On the Popular | | { | Miss Betty Mr. and Mrs. B tertaining 1 afternoon in compliment to Mrs Feliz of Cleveland, w marriage was Miss Dor Washingto: Virginia Graham everal weeks at the Hotel Dennis. Mr. and M m 88838328‘228‘3.3‘228 228 $3333333238338338333: il 1 I " % \"v Ny B S 38 b2 Pure Thread Silk $“§°fi29 A very timely reduc- tion on the season’s most popular mode. Ideal for service in town, at the beach, mountains and all sport- ing events. Of fine quality cretonne in a w id e assortment of colors. Formerly sold for $5. ° Sizes 16 to 40 WHITE Pumps and Oxfords Sensationally Priced at 99. T'hnun\ I)o bbed i $1.00. Pr. A full assortment of colors and ially treated tops rolling. Ladies’ Golf Hose Special §1.00 Pr- great assortment of colors and ew: % ‘ || CRETONNE || riosiiry i oy 309 G.ST.NW > opes T $1@ Pair Bison? 39 Wonderful Costume Slips Silk-like finish Slips, in tailored styles with | hemstitched shoulder f straps. All the new I bright colors as well as white and black. FOR SATURDAY SELLING VALUES! VALUES! No Need to Wait for Lower Prices. This Is the Climax to Summer Reductions in This Absolute Clearance of 225 BEAUTIFUL OO SUMMER DRESSES FORMER PRICES WERE $29.50, $25, $19.95, $15.95 $9.00 Buys Printed Silk Crepe Dresses $9.00 Buys Imported Embroidered Linens $9.00 Buys Gorgeous Flowered Georgettes $9.00 Buys Washable Stripe Dresses $9.00 Buys Dainty Lace-Trimmed Voiles $9.00 Buys Smart Tailored Radium Frocks ' " $9.00 Buys Silk or Cloth Ensemble Suits EVERY DRESS IN THIS GROUP IS PRICED Bargain Basement Open All Day Saturday for Our Customers’ Convenience and Offering This Remarkable Special— Brand-New Fall Silk Dresses Jacquards Crepes Crepe de Chines and Satins Good t‘tttttxtttt:t833838888882283 SATURDAY ONLY 69c to 89c Boys’ : Play Suits and . Wash Suits _. p( ln\mz Out Odd Lots of Khaki Belted and a limited quantity of crash Small sizes only. A Wonderful Opportunity for the WOMEN WITH SMALL FEET $3.00 and $4.00 SHOES Patents | Black Satins Tan Suede | White ° 59 Calf Gray Assorlment of sizes. Featuring the New Circular Models Fringed and Lace-Trimmed Effects ]E{athm<T Suits Reduced! Pure Worsted Models $7389834842823282484324298322924283882422223232832292 41 100 Wash Dresses $1 Saturday only—while they last. . $Q.00 AT LESS THAN $Q.00 Coin Dots and Broad-striped Cloths For Saturday Only $ 95 Kid | Brown e — COST E— in smart models—and assorted Including White Kids, had 4 21 sizes. Were originally $1.98. E‘:’;;‘S ;:g f“g‘;s‘”s’:;mfn‘;“} New shades an i ALL COLORS ALL SIZES Bargain ':"m“ weather in which to wear LA “““"" i s desirable styles Only white footwear. All sizes with high or low heels. Try Sworzyn’s First Exti Navy T e il $222383843292228283332284828282429222238322232332238322232822238222238283822088892228832282%1 all Here. and Black s WW”S&&W“W“M