Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1925, Page 8

8 SOCIETY. ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1925 SOETETY. Following the reception Lieut. and | Saratoga Springs, to be the guest of | Washington. Miss Harriett \flll!"m ¢amp Highland Lake, drove to] | . . Mrs, Giadden left for @ wedding trip, | Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam F. R. HItt dur- |was bridesmaid and Mr. Altred Holden | W aynesville, N. C., and took the two | Deaths Reported | Marnagc Licenses. the latter wearing a gown of wine | ing the races. acted as best man. girls to Hendersonville for a two-day |, -rwh» foloying deaths have been reported | ararriage licenses have been issued to the color flat crepe with a black velvet — The bride was dressed in white | stz The girls are in camp at Sky-|}2, the Health Department in the last 2% | ro)inwing | hat to match. They will make thelr | Mr. Cowper W. Godwin of Jackson- [georgette embroidered with rhine-|land Camp for Girls, near Waynes | "Bilah M. Cook, 48, en route Emergencs | Benjamin W. Reed and Vivien W. Porter { home in Quantico, where Lieut. Glad-| ville, Fla., who has been visiting his |stones and pearls. She wore a large | ville, Hogital, Ky 5 | George E. Rooth and Minnie I. Eslin | den is stationed jnephaw and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Mal- | white picture hat and carried a | Earmes 1oh0P47Hi08 5th st.| w1l Guehr and Thelma Woodward | Eow M. Ve 70wt e | | yAmOnE the out-of-town guests were | colm J. Johnson, in the apartment at |shower bouquet of white roses and| . On the Minnewaska, arriving at New | &% Mililian. 50 636’ Alabaind Sve. | Charies 1o Haight of Takoma Park. M 's. Lawrence Leonard of Aberdeen,|the Burlington Hotel, left last evening |lilies of the valley. York today from London and Cher- | s.e { and Mary 1. Keisth of Middietown. Pa / = 5 e as Dr. Louis S. Green of John Richter. 63. 701_Alabama ave. s nd Lilly Flowers / . / Md., slster of the bridegroom: Lieut. |for his ome. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.| Tae oattie B Woodward, 5 oram Tensa’s. Dexie = A\mbassad()r Of A\rgentlna and Fanul\ w"‘"d oo Mol i Mg A, |Pringle started for a motor trip| 2625 Connecticut avenue, Washington. | ‘ gt dward. 1. 1835 Kalraiia Henry Campbeii of this city and Mianic Mrs. Charles Gladden of Annapolis. Mr. thur S. Browne landed in |through the White Mountains, Maine, | = linton Canter, 5 Enstern Branch of Po. 'rr;:"v- of Stoney Creek e omac Rivar: fogt o Ry fo"Baiity and Leta wagkine. to Spend Rest of Season at | Guests from Washington _included | New York yesterday on the Homeric |and Nova Scotia. Births Reported. 1‘ '?v;,.m'}‘\-,,.‘l“‘ Tk g | Fonard, Bl e Tyt | Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Dion W, , | from South’ Hampton and Cherbourg, | il K. 31349 st h Iaglor and | Lieut. Cornelius Eldridge, after spending some time abroad. rs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, honor-{ The followinz births have been reported F 3 )] e i Stewn bital altime 3 \ Rl d r l d John Davies and son, ‘Mr. and dean, Washington College of Law, | to the Health Department in the last 24 n Trego. 0. l]nn for Ing 1 1.8 M. Cs i Gertruds E. More ew port 10de 1slan : Mrs. G. Rrlebacher and Mrs. J.|is spending several weeks at Chau.|bogm: .= oo ot oS . ““"‘;‘ Sheiton, 6 onths, " Provide and. Tuck ot Buffalo and Plorence Py agr Kafka motored from ples, Ttaly, to | tauqua, N. and Saturday, spoke B, ‘and Evel Shiller, hoy el # o S of ith —— Infant Thomas and Mary Euello, 2 days, lhr) w of this city M 5 Rome. where they are espending some | hefore 'an appreciative audience on| Joh d ette Olden. boy 151 11th at: e Argentina. | dscorated with palins, ferns and'fiow sl . 2 time at the Villa Royale. “Women in the I 3 - e 5 Lena o1 %0 Bl tn's Hos- rredon | ers g Mergdell,.. ) Christie Davies, r s H — i T and Virginia B ale. b pital B | Richmond The Brias was P Effie Davies and Miss Jessie Davies. | Washington Couple Wed Mrs. Mamie Fugette and Mrs. J rmit J. and Ma ncisco Demines, 48, Gallinger Hospital Benjamin W poThe bride was given in marriage e In'Christ Church, Alexandria. Bernard Corridon are stopfing at the - at. | v her father wore a gown of | : 1 3 white satin made bogfrant, the full| Mrs. George Eustis Corcoran has| A marringe was solemnized in his-| Alamac Hotel. Lake HApatcong, N. .. Publisher of China Dies. i HiEes | Do pe i i DOUERnt th I e Y., after pass- | toric Christ Church in Alexandria, Va..| with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crandall| 1o¢ ANGELES, Calif, August 11 will spend | cavin ro "”,., veil 4.{ princess lace |05 a short time at Newport. {vesterday by the Rev. Willlam Morton | and their part. et | SITECE WIth ‘8 clistar 168 labaws B | R e b Roger J. Whiteford erly Margaret, Catherine and John Wil-|;mioneein” China, died here h‘.n\uldm ? x b t, “entra but now o o | son, chil o Tharles I Wils ing | oms on either side and she carried a ' of Chevy Chase are at Stoneleigh [Centralia, Ti, By f Washing- | son. children of Mr. Charles F. Wilson, 08 0 614 ELEVENTH ST, | ¥carl Pixon and’ Giadis Green. | Salind Fiaies ana Dorothy Ca Max Stein and Leah B. ton, became the bride of Mr, Willlum | 1810 Park road northwest, held a |Qfheart diseas S. | Prescott Pringle, son of Rev. and Mrs. | little reunion at Highland Lake yes X # H. N. Pringle, of 627 Lexington y terday, when, John, wio is a cadet . R s —o—u——o——in=— |[FJRS Stre¢d ¢ Denmark, Mr. Con. | Remodeled attended the ball 'l\‘ll'—{ + Bar or, Me., given Rk ; o - ks : S K F C Guaranteed Work—Best Materials i icers who A : o : . LOW PRICES ol | v ~ s ans rur Lo.j K Fiie ales attemded | New England Furrier Furs Exclusively for Over 35 Years 618 12th St. N.W. Frank. 6335 610 Twelfth—Just Above F » . Ous: Upholstering REUPHOLSTERING PARLOR SUITES AND ODD CHAIRS Mid-Summer ||| 4o PORCH ROCKERS, SPLINTED FUR SALE “Nuf-Ced!”’ “ The Best Place and Lowest = ; . ] Prices After All —will solve your fur problem. P8 gy The most varied and beautiful Sl s B A right to expect. models ever shown — and at $9 SILK TAPESTRY CUT . S e TO $2.98 PER YARD Prices Within Your Reach. Clay A. Armstrong BIEIE:—EIEE:EE—:—]EIE Delightfuly Different Is This NEW D'ORSAY PUMP [aje———[0|———[0|——=3|o|——=|n| expected to morrow or “ork, where they went for Frid e he will speak te of Politics, at | The minister re » Washington yvesterday after | e t ten days spent in | o be the gu ¢ a week Mrs. Walter Edge came day from New e Mayflower Ho- | : gator trim—— covered Cuban heels. As pictured, in Patent $ Kid, with brown alli- 6 O 5 0 Secretary of the s S. Dewey, who days with Mrs er home at is expected to re ton tomorrow You will like this new pump just because it is n different. The brown alligator trimmipg on patent make very smart effect. Perfect fitting and of excel 1 Sizes 214 to 8, AA to C. Moderately priced at $6.50. Drop Postal to A Deposit Will Reserve Any Selection 1233 10th St. N. w. : i Or Phone Franklin 748 ¢ Bercis RO CHARGE POR STORAGE Man Will Bring Samples CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Formerls Miss Mary Jovce Davicss mattiod in Hie home of her parents, Mr. ole—ao]e——[o|— o] and Mrs. Williams Davies, to Lieut. l-lmlden United States \lurlxu' (ur|n Bremerton zement of beth to E[EIBI_:—__.IEE___T:EE—ZEEI fi 4 fjolc———lo|c——=[a[——=a[|o]——=|a|]——=la|—=g| Largest Ladies' }4 Closed All Day Exclusive b‘Il sbom on Sa.rurdays Apparel Shop 608 to 6i4 ELEVENTH ST, Durlng the in Wasl’lington Summer Arthur Edmon | rned to their quar- revs, Va., from a | Shower bouquet of bride’s roses and|Marior, Rye Beach, N. H. fof the northern Pennsyl: | lilies of the valley. Summer and have their small | Miss Violet Bruce was the bride’s | With them ] o - \1 i b ttendant and wore a gown of 3 | o aneuVa, accom. | green georgette crepe made with a cir- | Col. Robert M. Thompson landed at | - F. Peracco of | ¢ skirt and trimmed with a deep | NeW York vesterday on the a- | spent a fe S| band of footing at the bottom. She | than, and was met there by his daugh. | ried an arm bouquet of butterfly (er Mris. Stephen Pell, who moto e a s, where | CaTTl 8 , with_him to a few days prior to £ | will be until y o th e. Senor Villaneuva Mrs. Davies, mother of the bride, | s Bro ers |ue~hlenl of the | wore a gown of white flat crepe and | son B 11 » Miss Elizabeth Van Dyke Jobe Mrs. Gladden, mother of the bride-|hag heen visiting in North [0 —— o] ——= 0] ——a 0| —= 8] —— Bl —— a3 0| || e || e=——{ B | =3B | = B {6 | =i ] Barg’aining’ the Small Lots Clearance is so important to us at this time that we cut prices to the “quick.” Consider Philipsborn quality —and its accompanying character—and you'll appreciate what a bargain feast is offered. groom, was in black satin. . ams How Lieut. Henry Birmingham was the | A vy | & to Plymouth, Ma v r d ; 3 y st of Mrs. A. 18 - I weeks and Mrs. William R. Cade, sister of the | 515, Of MIs. 4 e o € esaay: e in Washington. | ayed the wedding march, and rents of Mr s Frances Cole Yang several selec-| Mrs. Blaine Elkins, who has been in | o] ——n] e——]0] e— 0] ——[0] [0 [0l [n|——=]o | |8 [—— 0| 0] aunt, at Bass o Foms '_} TR e 6] The Final Big Day of ---In Dresses--- of interest to Washing- | Midsummer 1)-Price o 1‘{“6‘ | Clearance i n of New York, and Mr. (?‘ra'.d‘ « b of New York d Wash- | s A o S g of New Yook and ek DURING AUGUST OMORROW is the end of this once- T at Bythe: the Su ! # ».Q E 2 ’ S D11 pAsote: tninBnta:| every-Summer RIZIK gown event. with relatives and a few - . . v 1 SO COS 5 3 <42 i st N e o T We are offering a number of BED- Many handsome costumes are still on of Col. and Mrs. Henry May S e ROOM and DINING ROOM SUITES, available— '"-nr*fi.’d‘i‘,‘:,“g':;"" Ghghy together with a selection of ODD | EnsembleS’ Separa[e Coals’ Fuve Terurmed o thaie Street Dresses; Afternoon d Mrs. Samuel J. Henry and | PIECES, at— . b ” L REDUCED PRICES Dresses and Din.ner Gowns T \ S 5 Price ace last evering at 8 oclock, | f{Every piece of this furniture is of ss Mary Joyce Davies, daug : s 1 Mrs. William Davies, “Henderson” Q r ~ A i Mrs. William Davies. | e derls n” Quality and represents the TWELVE THIRTESN 7 M. C., son of | utmost in value. iladden of An: - The ceremony s per- | the Rev. I. Winter at Jio heme of tho hiles pach B ] l ) street, in the presence of the two familie a few close friends. An b I) inforn ception followed for the VI 15 t weddin The house was A ES 2 E ERSON = Fine Furniture, Loces, Upholstering, Paperhanging, Painting e IHE I ouvnE Main 7675 1108 G Street—Phones pan 767 1115 1117 F STREET —_————————————= 38 Dresses, Silk and Charmeen...........cveeeee... NOW. .. $5.00 125SilkDresses.i..................................NO\W...$7,50 115 Silk, Crepe and Chiffon Dresses—street and evening. . NOW .. .$19.:50 ---In Coats-—- 3 Silk Bengaline Coats—fur trimmed................ NOWH.$39.00 2 Joseena Coats: fur trimmed. FERE PRI S A NO\V...$39.00 19 Fur-trimmed Dress and Sports.......cvevevennn.. NOW. ..$99.00 93 Coats: Dreds and Sports. . .o s dagasitesseossioe NOW...$12A50 8 Flannel Coats, fur trimmed........cccivieeneen..... NOW. .. $8.90 --=In Suits-—- 14 Tailored Suits, Navy and Black. .. ...$95.00 7 Silk and Knitted Ensembles...................... NOW.. .$15.00 35 Tailored Suits, dark shades................ . NOW 512.00 15 Ensemble and Sports Suits.......cccccevieencec... NOW, .. $8.95 4 Flannel Sports Suits. ... ve. NOW... 5500 ---In Small We ArSe== 16 B WO o v it ik S et WL o 85c 33 Rayon Bloomers. .. .. . qeescsse cuvorasessss --.. NOW. .. $71.19 11 Kayser Silk Union Sits. . cuesiesascacessce.s NOW... $1.95 10 Kayser Silk Union Suits. . ... NOW... $3.95 11 Kayser Silk Union Suits. ..... ... NOW... $595 89 Dimity and Voile Blouses. . 69 4 Rayon Tunics........... e O NOWEET S 89 4 Crepe de Chine Tunics. .. osan NOWEL. -$7.89 5 Crepe de Chine Tunics. .. oin aais 4o ne Sie Fo 0 aenvions NOW.ei501:$4.00 20 All-wool Bathing Suits.... siw s sAT e NOWE s $3.45 30 All-wool Bathing Suits. . .cvuney vivnennvencenres. NOW. .. $4.45 18 Silk Scarfs. ..... weo. NOW... $1.50 11 Wool Slip-over Sweaters..........ccucvunueenves.. NOW. .. 89¢ 25 Wool Slip-over Sweaters. S sUsae NOWEE . $ 75 23 Suspender Skirts........ Silioisie e NOW. .. $] .50 7 Striped and Plain Skirts..................cc....... NOW... $71.50 15 Skirts—Crepe de Chine and Flannel............. NOW... $4.00 (Clearance Concessions —give you choice of the remainder of the present season’s stock at . 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