Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1925, Page 47

‘ Interesting Nuptials Features of Social Calendar: in Capital (Continued from ¥ourth Page) " P. M. McRae, Lieut. Richard B. Gayle, 4 Lieut. E. M. Connor and Lieut. Wade > B Killen. Previous to the ceremony Miss tecile M. Sale sang ve Like the { Dawn Comes Stealing,” accompanied the piano Margaret Slat- tery, and Miss Ceres ITumber played violin obbligata and also the “Lohen- % grin Wedding March: Following ' the reception Lieut. s Haynes and his bride left for New York and will be at home after Aug: t 15 at the Cairo Apartments, as s is aide to Brig. Gen arriage of Miss Rozelle Weed, daughter orge 13. Weed of v Wins! and Mrs. hington, took place apel, Glendale, Md., 3 vesterday at 6 o'clock, Rev. Willlam s Hamilton Nes, rector of Holy Trinity A Parish, officiating. A reception in ® the bride’'s home followed immedi- rd, and at Col. Cole- in Washington, at bridegroom is an honor “ornell. H ~ 5 1. They will eside in after the honeymoon trip The bride is a mefuber of Kappa Delta National of George Washington Uni- Miss Lettice Coulling To Make Bow in Fall Anothér Army gir} to be mftd'm the list of the 1935 season's debufantes. is Miss Lettice T.ee Coulling, uwn. tar of Mrs. Coulling and the late ‘Maj. William Mead Coulling, U. S. A. Miss Coulling will continue her studies next Winter at the Dana Hall School, com- ing to Washington to participatesin the functions during the Thanksg ing and Christmas holidays, when she will probably make her bow. Miss Coulling is quite a talented artist and has received first prize from several universities for her magazine covers. || Foresters Have Outing On Farm of Dr. Payne. || More than 200 members of the In- dependent Order of Foresters met saturday, July 25, for oves and lawns on the hn B. Payne, just be- Helghts and enjoyed || They engaged || ‘with || such as|| reunion. in varfous sports and games, abundance of refreshments, . [the season afforded. Mr. William B. Wright wés chair- man of the committee on arrange. ments with a number of subcommit- tees, through which the successful en. || tertainment was conducted. Sally Lunn. One pound fldur, two tablespoonfuls sugar, one cup milk, one-quarter cup melted margarine, four teaspoonfuls baking powder, two eggs, one-half tea- spoonful salt. 'Sift the flour and com- bine with the other dry materials. Sift again and add eggs which have been combined with the milk and shortening. Beat the latter well and bake In a shallow pan for about 20 minutes. their annual | The even should be mod- THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, No lintefegt or Extra Charges of Any Kind for Deferred Payments -Use Our Divided Payment Plan You may arrange to buy furniture at these reduced prices on our’ Divided-Payment Plan. No interest or extra charges. D. 0, AUGUST 2, 1925—PART 2.- IT PAYS TO 1 Divided Payments? Why Certainly! Come in and see how easy it is to avail your- self of our Divided-Payment Plan. or extra charges. Rummage Sale of Furniture No interest AtSweeping Reductions forClearance All 0dd Lots, Few-of-a-Kind Suites and Separate Pieces, Discontinued Lines and Floor Samples Tremen- dously Reduced. The Home-Maker’s Greatest Saving Deferred Payments Cost Nothing Extra at Golgdenberg’s Opportunity. The work of final clearance of all lines of Furniture that must be disposed of in August begins tomorrow. We've gone through our furniture stocks and weeded out all odd lots, floor samples, one and two of a kind suites, odd pieces and discontinued lines and made radical reductions for quick clearance. Wash- ington home-makers who are wise enough to take advantage of this semi-an- nual clean-up will make savings impossible at any other time. Read the list of items and you will surely appreciate the advantages of supplying your home with new furniture now. Our liberal Divided Payment Plan is arranged to Mr. Gil- | erate. The weddin Kelley ar ymond Aloysius Wednesday Church of the Holy her Calnan officiated ptial mass. The bride, a the late Mr. James F. re a gown of ivory white ered in pearls, a_picture Artcraft Fall : and carried bride roses lley. Mrs. Helen of homor for her satin gown em- k with which she hat to match. Mr. arney Marie Wool . Anthony n of the bride. A re- eakfast followed in the of the bridegroom on U street, er which Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald started on 4 wedding trip to Boston and Atlantic City. They will make their home-in Washington. ranged wedding fternoon when aghter of A charming took place Tuesda Miss Keats Eskew Bond, ¢ Mrs. Hettfe I2. Bong of M r Park became the bride of Mr. Gilberi Ray Leake, son of ‘Mr. and ) O ake of Orange, Va. The ceremony s performed by Rev. Hugh T Stevenson and took place in the home af the bride’s sister, Mrs, J. Patterson Perry. The house was decorated with gladioli, pink roses, palms and ferns, Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Stella Smith Ankeney sang, accompanied by Mrs. J. Patterson Perry. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. R. W. Bond of Charleston, W. Va. -She wore.e gown | of ivory satin trimmed in applique lace | and pearls, and & long tulle veil strewn with sprays of orange blos- soms and held in place with a coronet of pearls. She carried a shower bou quet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Alice Brown of Washington was maid of honor and wore a gown of green chiffon with full skirt trim- med in godets of cream lace. She carried a bouquet of pink roses. Mrs. Bond, mother of the bride, wore a gown' of powder blue crepe with a corsage bouquet of pink roses. Mrs. Leake, mother of the: bridegroom, a gown of yellow chiffon with a cors- age bouquet of tea roses. Mr. Herman P. Leake, brother of - the bridegroom, was best man. Following the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Leake left for a trip north by water, after which they will return to Washington to make their home. Mrs. Leake's traveling costume was a black and white crepe gown with hat and coat to match. Thomas Griscom Randle went »ston for the wedding Thursday f Mrs. Nancy Benedict Hicks, widow of Mr. DeForest Hicks, and Mr. Law- Warburton White, at which she was matron of honor. The ceremony was performed in the Leslie Lindsay Memorial ~ Chapel of Emmanuel Church, Rev. Percy T. Edrop, pastor, officiating., A reception in the home of the bride followed. After October 1, Mr. and Mrs. White will make their home in Milton, Mass. Miss Helen Mariette Bishop and Mr. ‘Henry Cate Waterman were married Wednesday afternoon ~in. Guilford, Conn. The ceremony was performed at 4 o'clock in the home of the bride’s parents; Mr. and Mrs. Burton Walter Bishop, Rev.-Arthur W. Remington of Ivoryton, Conn., uncle of the bride, officiating. An improvised altar was arranged in .the library, where 30 vears ago, Rev. Mr. Remington of- ficlated at the-marriage of his sister to Mr. Bishop, parents of Wednes- day's bride, ” The house had a pretty arrangement of = white sweetpeas, gladioluses and dahlias, with ferns and smilax, the ' fireplaces being banked with greens. ~Mrs. Hilda Rawson Baldwin of ‘Milford arranged the music. The bride wore a gown of white crepe satin’ trimmed with Chantilly lace and carried white roses and swansonfs. i Her only attendant was M Ma Jane McCorkle. of .. who was in Irish rose satin trimmed with old gold d carried Ophelia roses. ’Mr. nefs Densmore of Benning- ton, Vt as best man. A'n informal reception followed the wedding, and later Mr. and Mrs. Waterman Ibft for a wedding trip in the hills of New Hampshire. They will be at home after September 15 at 1008 East.Capitol street, in Wash- ington. . Mr. Waterman, who is the son of M vaterman and the late Rev. Lucius Waterman of Tilton, is a graduate of Dartméuth College, at Hanover, N.'H., class of 1917, and is now a cheémist in the Department of Agriculture. * His bride is a graduate of Smith College, in the class of 1917, and has lived in Washington since her graduation, being a member of the library staff of the Department of Agriculture. The marriage of Miss Ruth Gerald- ine Barlow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. v, to Dr. H. Arnold Nitt, lieutenant in the Med- ical Reserve Corps, took place Satur- day evening, July 25. The ceremony was performed at 7 o'clock, Rev. J. C. Millian of Foundry Methodist Church officiating; in the presence of the members of the two families and & few lifelong friends. Dr. John Rus- sell MeNitt was best man for his brother. Dr. and .Mrs. McNitt have gone to Denver, where the former will serve on the staff of the Fitzsimmons General Hospital. Franoonia Potatoes. After paring and washing, the pota- jloes are placed in the dripping pan 'with the roast about three.quarters of an hour before it is cooked. Add salt and baste with the fat which drips out. The potatoes must be turned several times so as to insure an even Fashions Now on Review Black or Brown Velvet $11.00 Black or Brown Sucde $12.50 ~\ Black Glazed Kid $12.00 Suede or Patent, Also in Velvet, $12.00 ARTCRAFT FOOTWEARA 41311 -F-STREETP Porch Furniture 34 Small Porch Rockers, with rattan seat; varnish finish. Sold regular $1.98; sale price Sk $249 Rustic Cedar Flower Stands. Sale price . : AT 98¢ $225 Rustic Cedar Side Chairs. Each e ™ 08¢ inchee. - Regular 3498 vaiue ot 92,69 " st | ey Meb bkt e 9098 Rustic Chairs to match settees. Regularly $4.50 each, at 52-98 Lawn Swings and Hammocks (1) Steel Lawn Swing, with canvas canepy; Sold for $29.75. NOW.....ec.everinmmca. (1) Kensington Lawn Swing, with canvas canopy; $9 98 o passengers. 4 passengers. Sold for §1750. Now... 4) Couch Hammocks, with khaki-cofored cmfi& mattress and windshield. Complete ceiling chains. Sold for $12.75. Now. (2) Couch Hammocks, upholstered in hea $35.00. Now (2) Children’s Couch Hammocl awnifig of striped sunf; sunfast duck; adjustable head and back. wg:‘: $24 75 - (12) Porch Swings, p-lrned green, complete with ceiling chains, ‘Sold for $4.98. Now...... ve-ee - Odd Dining Tables (2).0dd Dining Room Tables, of combination walnut; 42xS4~inch oblong top; 6-ft. extension. Queen Anne period. Sol regularly for $55, Sale price. .. e (2) Golden Oak’ Ex’t’e“ndo pedestal base; 42x42-inch top. $25. ’.(S)ale price .. pedestal base; 48x4-i Sale price..... Rockers (2) Windsor Arm Rockers, ) “Sold regularly for combination sraso, S price, D12.75 |-Kome per Windsor Arm - Rocker and Armchair to match, with rush . fiber seats. Sold regu- larly for $1830. Both pieces for.. $25 -3 Three-door: Re- capacity, 100 Ibs. FEE 5ET550.50 1) Ranney Three-door, o tor, ice updty.!hb: Now e $34.50 * $18.75 = $2.98 4 $37.50 oom Sold regularly for Quartered, Oak Extension Dining Room Tables, heavy $45 China Cabinet, $25 ) 0dd China Cabinet, of od. Semi-inclos : A . o ly Sold regularly for $75 and $88. Sale $65 Dining Room ;:ks:ozssue$9.75 oid regularl r 549 i Set of Six Walhute«finish Brown leather seats Closing’ Out “All . 1. sl £ Odd Refrigerators s (1) Seamiess Porcelain Re- - . ice capacity, 100 Ibs. WM'_m"' “si"S4400 o suit your convenience. No interest or extra charges for this privilege. S — Dining Room Suites (1) S-piece Small Dining Room Sukte, mahogany finish; consists of extension table, 54-inch buffet and four Windsor | $39 chairs. Sold regularly for $69. Sale price ) (1) 6-piece Breakfast Suite, walnut finish, decorated; con- ! i $75 (7) 5-piece Breakfast Suites, gray enameled; consists of " large drop-leaf table and four good chairs. Sold regularly fo: z $29 sists of 54-inch buffet, large drop-leaf table and four artistic chairs. Sold regularly for $119. Sale price $39. Sale price " (1) 10-piece Dining Room Suite, American walnut; Grand Rapids make. Suite consists of 72-inch buffet, chinas server,. 54-inch round extension table and six beautiful chairs. .Sold’ $249 regularly for $495. Sale price § (1) 10-piece Dining Room Suite, Huguenot walnut; consists of 66-inch buffet, semi-inclosed china, double-door server, oblong extension table and six chairs. Sold regularly for $295. $ Sale price s g a i } 195 (2) 10-piece Dining Room Suites, Huguenot walnut; splen- didly designed and finished. Consists of 66-inch buffet, semi- inclosed china with large drawer, server, oblong table and six ) 3285 chairs. Sold regularly for $395. Sale price ) (1) 10-piece Dining Room Suite, Grand Rapids make; consists of 66~inch buffet, semi-inclosed china, server, oblongt table and six chairs. Sold regularly for $350. Sale price armchair, chair an - larly for $30. (1) 5-piece Dining Room Suite for small apartment or break- fast room. Consists of mahogany-finish extension table and four Windsor chairs. Sold regularly for $56.50. Sale price. (2) Corsican Walnut Dining Room Suites, consisting of 66- inch buffet, new style china cabinet, massive table, server and six chairs upholstered in haircloth. Sold regularly for s.m.} $288 (1) 10-piece Dining Room Suite, Griand Rapids, make; Huguenot walnut; massive design, Sold regularly for $495. Sale price ¥ } 369 SR G T Sewing Cabinets (1) Martha Washington Scwing Cabinet, sold regu- i prie. - $9.75 Priscliia Sewing (8) Chest of Drawers to match, five large :lr;;:‘ Sdos;I:qem"y o 512.50 (8) 2-plece Bedroom Suites, mkuv:f of 40- inch dresser and 34-inch- chest -of drawers. Dustproof and first class make. ' Choice of American or French walnut. Dresser sold for $45, and chest of drawers for $40. Both pieces for .. 563 (22) Chifforettes, Huguenot walnat; piece of ‘turniture with lots of dy e’r G brice . ey or 3 $21.50 Large Vanit; and B.o‘w-l;ot Dy from g% be&yoom suit u e ‘walnut. .Sale Price «pl;ce Mnm“ s::‘t;. combination mahog- any; 00f ogany interfor. Coi sists -lumwh dresser, full size vanity, dle's‘; of drawers and bow-foot bed. Seld $ l 75 Sold each, price . Mirrors (18) Venetian Decorated and Frame Mirrors, suit- able for console sets; sold regularly at $8.75, $.75 and SILSO. 5 98 Sale price ... . 11) Buffet Mirrors, 48 -n(d 5)3 inches long; pretty frames. Sold regularly at L $10.9 rernhrly for $275. Sale Price $ -picce Ivory Bedroom Suite, consisting of finc:fldrn:’e;,“kcheusool drawers, it chair an er. Sold regul. 10;15)23;. iS..le m u"] 5145 -piece om Suite of combination Lamps mahogany. Suite consists of 48«inch dresser, . large chifforobe, bow~foot bed, full ‘size vanity, rocker, chair and bench. Sold (8) Bridge Lamps, poly- regularly for $295. Sale Price $ l 95 chrome stand and adjusta- (1) 9-piece Twin Bed Suite of combination ble arm; silk shade. Sold American wainut; dustproof make. - Tudor regularly at $6 9 period. Suite consists of 48-inch dresser, $19.75 compive . vanity, chifforobe, two 3 ft. 3 in. twin m (5) Floor Lamps, with = double sockets; grll $16.50 ight table, rocker, chair and bench. - Sold regularly for $385. Sale Price, 5265 (6) Odd Dressers, 46 and 48 inches wide, with large plate glass mirror. American walnut. ueen Chairs, $39::: Cribs Reduced mfa&"‘smcm $1698. Now .... $9.75 (4) Cribs, ivory enamdl and walnut finfeh | e e Y @) s and' e S tor A §39' 5 NOW ..y DSl e epiie it G4 875 ‘(“:P rose background. Suite consists of large sofa, wing chair and armchair; spring-filled cushi Sold regularly for $195. ;n.le pflu,.c‘- 5 & (1)_3-piece Living Room Suite, hair. - Suite consists of large sofa, fireside chair and armchair. Spring-filled cushions. regularty for $295. Sale price a (1) 3-piece Living Room Suite, isti sofa, fireside chair and armchair; “Ph:g:"ec"l“:fl SRy over in very good mohair. Reversible cushions. ) Carved base on each piece. Webbing construc- ( tion. Soid regularly for $500. Sale price.. e (1) 3-plece Cane Panel Living Room Suite, consisti ;hkh lettee,'.lmdur .{ld chair. % e mibd ing-filled ci ons. Velour istered. Sold reguarly for $145. Sale price A (1) 3-piece Solid Mahogan; upholstered in exceflent qwfix taupe mohair. Suite consists of 82-inch sofa, ide chair and | E:-‘k". cushions. Sold regulariy for ) 245 Living Room Suites - fi(muvhf Room Suites, overstuffed and upholstered ST 45 1 §129 upholstered in figured mo- 1 $225 Sold Living Room Suite, cane panel; (4) Kroehler Davenport Bed Suites, cane . hogany finish; suite consists of | bk sofa, wing g‘s:’:’fl,g. o:"fm"su&" rem % $165 (2) O&D-vzmn m:hfumed oak frame; wn tered. e ;'rce Sold regu- 1 $35 r $18.50to $25 Bedsat $12.50 (36) Simmons and Greenpoint Steel Beds, used as samples. Walnut and mahogany finish. Mostly square tubing. Some of round tubing with panels. Single and double bed sizes. St e So1d for Seain Heewre finih. 18 O8 (1) Simmons Steel Poster Bed, in m. hogany finish. Single size. Sold for $39.00. Now.$ l 8-98 Bedroom Furniture (1) é-plece Bedroom Suite, Huguenot wal with rosewood overlay. Suite con-hu‘ofn::: (1) &-piece Twin Bed Sulte of Huguenot wak nut—beautifully designed. Suite consists of s': inch dresser, large chifforobe, vanity, two 3-ft. ind bench."Sed regutarty Tor S al . jar] 95. Sale Price .. i 5325 (4) 4-plece Bedroom Suites, Ameri. nut; consists of 4§-inch dru:r. b":v:-:::t ::: chifforette and large vanity. Sold 3 (1) 4=plece Bedroom Suite, Huguenot walaut; consists of Suinch dresser, Targe vanity, bom. « foot bed and large chifforobe. Sold regularly for $380. Sale Price (4) American Walnut-finish Dressers and chest of Drawes to match. 40<inch dresser sold for $35.00; 36einch chest of drawers sold for $24.50. Both pieces for 549 (1) 2-piece Bedroom Suite, consisting of 48- inch dresser and full size vanity; Asnerlun walnut. Sold regularly for 60. 595 (6) Golden Oak Dressers, 38-inch base; 20- inch. mirror and three large 2 drawers. Sold $2450. Sale Pflcewy i $l6-75 (1) 0dd Vanity and Bench to match of American walnut." Past of a $450 suite. Sale Price . 5 $59 Mattresses (22) Felt Mattresses, doublesbed size, the Jori Capitol brand. ST ST Now e $12:50 i S Er i, il TR . G0 T ...Army Cots, $3.85 (99) Cots, full length, 30 i InCo tton Pads to fit these A Cots, filled with soft cotton, l’.dll"'l’!y $2.88 e::l:’