Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1925, Page 8

8 ». SOCIETY. SOCIETY The Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg| Among Spectators Saturday at Dance at Hot Springs. of State and, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hammond Bur- among | rell of Oakland, Calif., have issued in- | vitations for the marriage of their daughter Isabelle Lllen to Mr. Lau- rence Stowell Adams, jr.. Thursday, | September 17, at 4 o'clock in the after- {noon, at 345 Palm avenue, Oakland. Mr. Adams is the gon of Mrs. Golds- | borough Adams of this city and is a | grandson of Mrs. Adams and the late | Rear Admiral James Dexter Adams. The Secretary of Labor, Mr. James| yr and Mrs. Bidridge E. J. Davis, will arrive in New York |ywaghington this morning by motor today on the Olympic, after several|gor 5 tiwo-week stay at Atlantic City, y in ¥ngland and Scandi-|where they will be at the Ritz-Carlton Tavian countries. He is e ed, 1o Hotal, come to Washington tor B e e | remaln abroad for a longer st and will probably accompany Mrs. David J. Davis, mother of the { Tetary to this country aboard the Leviathan. HE Secretary Mrs. Kellogg were those who witnessed the cake walk at Hot Springs Satur- day evening which was ar ranged in honor of the British Am bassador to Argentina and Lady Rob. ertson. The Secretary will return to Wash- ington about the middie of the week Jordan left Mrs. James Francis Sullivan of Rad- nor, Pa., who has been a frequent vis- itor in Washington gone to South- ampton, Long Island, where she is staying at the Terry cottage, on Hill street | Mr.and Mrs. J. M. N. Goldsmith left | Washington Friday by motor for New o e, | York City, from where they will go to i The Minister of China and M 1€ | Atlantic City for several days’ stay Sre, have as thelr guest at Blue Ridge | 2"t I, 1qr Sovert Summit, Pa., the attache of the lega- | 2 Esacar. tion, Mr. Clarence Kuangson Young, L““‘ A Cbthan who' will return to Washington Thurs. | (et 00 (i St day. The Minister will probably re-| turn to Washington with Mr. Young.| The Rev. and Mrs. John Culbertson left this morni join their daughter, Mr: The Minister of Greece Baker, and family of Toledo, motor trip through the Blue Simopoulos arrived g L MOEMDEY, S0l with headquarters at Hotel 1. in urg, Pa. Chinese Envo) Entertaining Newton and will bur J. Ohio, Springs, where they have been spend ing the Summer. They will be here for a few duys and will then return to Buena Vista Springs. Miss Carol Flemi who is spend ing the Summer with Miss Eleanor Twohy, daughter of Mrs. D. D. Twohy, in Spokane, Wash., was the guest Tuesday evening of M who enter- tained & at bridge in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Trunkey. on the Rock- wood boulevard. Bridge was follow: Senator William H. King, who has been abroad for some time, will ar- rive in New York today aboard the Olympic. The air attache of the British em- | bassy, Group Capt. M. G. Christie who has spent a vacation at his home in l'.n::lun-i will arrive in New [ed by supper, after which Miss York today aboard the Olympic. Trunkey took her guests to the = | ltalian * garden at Davenport's for Silvercruys of the | dancing. Court and Mme.| Miss Fleming went to Seattle the their sondn-law | middle of the week and is the guest : of Miss Twohy's sister, Breen, before starting ada Mrs. N. B. H Washington after a rennessee and Florida here about 10 she will she will Justice Franz upreme Silvercruys, with daughter, Mr. Wolcott Farnum, Jjr. have to the home of Mr. and Mrs. at Madison, Conn af attending the Institute of Politics at Williams College in Willlamstown, Mass, Jus- tice and Mme. Silvercruys and Mrs. Farnum were Stockbridge, Mass., of Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry cott Farnum. M. Robert Silvercruys, son of | Ir Justice and Mme. Silvercruys, sailed | o™ PRI Saturday for Belgium with the mem- [ o0 =5 3 bers of the debt funding commission, | yyor'oon A1 M. H. Gray of Miami, of which M. Slivercruys was secre- [ Fla ‘met her, and they sre spending ary. |a week at the Commodore Hotel. ador | == Mrs. | days return to probably after Florida, make her uests at Farnum’s Wol- | where | home. landed in on the Berengaria seven-month stay abroad. ; ara S. Brennon has closed a rtment at 1869 Mintwood place ests of Mr. and |, iled Saturday for Engle She £ Pitesbursh. at | i Vigit in - Pari caretn g Tpper Saranac, N. Y. October 1. Dr. Brennon went to New » ) York early last week and spent sev. f0§[ f::\l‘llf ek e o days with her son-in-law and en‘cv‘ A l‘l daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Thom, ning at at the Hotel Pennsylvania the cakewall: & Former United to the Court of & John W. Davi Mrs. J. Arter Fisher Dr. L: hel’ ap: which was Malcolm Robertson- Robertson, who Malcolm'’s post bassador to Argentina. C Junkin's guests included Mrs. Willlam 1 e. Col. and Mrs Marion Somerville Baftle, Mrs. Wil-[ M. liam B. Storey and Mr. George Leslie. | their diie Cathedr: Capt. and Mrs, Chester Wells have | the Roosevelt returned to the Fed Lion Inn at Stock- | days Mass., after a short visit on e R e ’.\lr. and Mrs. Swan, From e DTt | Canton, Here for Few Da Chamberlin—De Lashmul | Mr. and Mrs. George Swan of Can- Wedding Last Week. |ton, Ohio, are at the Willard, where The marriage of Miss Margaret [they arrived Saturday for a short Tlizabeth De Lashmutt. daughter of |visit Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. De Lashmutt, | to Mr. Barret W. Chamberlin, son of Mrs. A. Chamberlin, took place | Thursday in the home of the bride’s Mr. and Mrs. their children have and Pahn Beach and other points in Florida and will return the middle of September. Fluckey sailed for Miami and Mrs. and Mrs. W Mary ions New and wughter, B. Spinks and Katherine, of are stopping a York, for a few Mrs. Ernest Mayer is spending the ~umme| it the Ritz-Carlton, Atlantic accompanied by her sister-in-law, Formerly Miss Paris before returning | and | Mra. Morie 3 of Baltimore. parents, in Arlington, Va. The Re Paul L. Powles, rector of St. Geor; piscopal Church ‘Jarendon. offic ating. Only b 8 he two families were presen he bride v by her father a challenge blue silk k [week. fur, and carried & souquet of | sweetheart roses and .lilies of the| valley. | daughter, Judith Miss Ruth Corbett was the maid | Braddock Heights Saturday and of honor, wearing a gown of velow |at the Hotel Braddock for two wee crepe de chine and carrying an arm | bouguet of asters. Mr. Guy W. Cham- \ berlin was the best man. Miss Gertrude Morgan played the | wedding march. ' Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Kinley McMillan of Pittsburgh. | Dr. Reginald Munson of Markham, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Chamberlin | of Baltimore nd Miss Kate Som- mers of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlin will be at home after September 1 at Arling- | ton, Va. Mr. and Mrs. motoring north Eiseman ar as Canada. Airs. Gus Erlebacher and Mrs. Jer nie Kafka. who have been traveling abroad since July. sailed for home last Mrs. Milton Kronheim and her little land, Oreg.. is visiting his sisters at ':r's Woodley place northwest. Upholstering REUPHOLSTERING PARLOR SUITES AND ODD CHAIRS A SPECIALTY CHAIR CANEING PORCH ROCKERS, SPLINTED “Nuf-Ced!” The Best Place and Lowest Prices After All Ask my 20000 customers. | give the service you have the right to expect. $9 SILK TAPESTRY CUT TO $2.98 PER YARD Clay A. Armstrong Drop Postal to 1233 10th St. N.W. Or Phone Franklin 7483 Man Will Bring Samples Enos Newman left today for | Hudson, N. Y., where she will visit | Mrs. Bogardus, and will later go to! saratoga Springs before returning to | Washington. Mrs. Mr. Hobart Newman, son of Mrs, Newman, will start on a motor trip the middle of next week and will go to Gloucester, Mass., where he will be the guest of Miss Natalie Ham- mond in the summer home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond. Miss Dorothy Johnson will enter- iain at a buffet supper this evening in honor of Miss Mary Hill and her fliance, Mr. Joseph William Roberts. Mrs. George Mesta arrived yester- day at the Willard from her home, in | Pittsburgh. She plans to spend sev- eral days here. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend was the | guest last week of Miss Rosa Pon- | selle at her Summer home, at Camp | Wawbeck, on Lake Plactd. L OWITZ we INCORPORATED 721 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST CLOSING THE SEASON FASHIONS DE LUXE CONSDERABLY BELOW COST TO EFFECT AN ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE BEAUTIFUL DRESSES $12.50 $15 $22 $30 FOR MORNING, STREET, SPORTS, AFTERNOON, VACATIG‘!S. TRAVEL SCHOOL, TOWN, BUSINESS, FOR NOW/, AUTUMN AND FALL WEAR EXTRA JPECIAL EXQUSITE EVENING GOWNS TO CLOSE OUT CONSIDERABLY BELOW COST s45 TO $50.50 JPECIALIZING IN FASHIONS DE LUXE EXCLUSIVELY FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE STORE OPENS a:z0 A. M. A Mr. Richard Threlkeld Cox of Port-{ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY ALuLs'l 1925. BRIDE OF SATURDAY NWO0O! Alice e Broadb MOORE UNDERWOOR YNDERWOQOD, X NORTON, daughter of Mrs. Emily Mills Broad- bent, who was married Saturday afternoon in the Church of the Advent. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the totigwla rold Shafter and Hazel T P. atilda KLANSMEN TO ACT | N 2 BIG ISSUES &2 | Joseph' }: -I. Thomassen. X8 of Joasup. Gnllu e v Macgaret E. rf A, \nT ™ nd”" Jeanette Argentina Buys Many U. S. Cars. NEW YORK, August 24 ().—Dur- ing the first six months of this year 24,110 motor cars and 3,394 trucks and tractors were imported into Ar- gentina, says a report recefved here | by the Argentine-American Chamber of Commerce. Ninety-seven per cent | | Americanism in Public Affairs ! and Fight on Modernism Before Ohio Session. By the Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 24.—Led by Dr. Hiram E. Evans, Washington, imperial wizard, grand dragons and | titans of the Ku Klux Klan were ar riving today for thelr annual meeting at Buckeye Lake, near here, starting tomorrow. Virtually every State in the Union and the country’s insular and terri- | torial possessions will be represented, . W. Gallant, personal W. Oshorne, Ohio | nd dragon. Among those who have arrived is Harry A. Thompson, Cris | tobul, Canal Zone, imperial repre- sentative. The meeting will last through Thursday While the pre WILKINS GREAKFAST am shows discus- sions will center around organization Ohio leaders say-that the mod- tundamentalist_controversy will {come in for a mujor share of attention, with this State’s representatives urg- ing that the governing body of the Kian take a militant stand against | “Intellectual Christianity.” "he first phase of the work of the n say the Ohio ati Everybody Likes This Coffee—Not Because of Its Low Price, But Because of Its Quality Tpor > not typically ning a foothold in pub Tieen accomplished iean from obt | lie affairs,” successfully The second objective, they asserted, is to take up the fight for fundamen talism in religion along the lines laid | down by Willlam Jennings Bryan. This stand will be supported by repre- | sentatives from the Middle West, South and Southwestern States, but may be opposed by the New England has of the vehicles were from the United ] SOCIETY. \VAsHINGTORN. JuLius GARFINCKEL &Co This 1s an Extraardfnury SALE OF FURS UR entire stock is specially priced for this great sale. The quality in every coat is the finest that is produced. All the smart new stylcs for the cumir\g Winter are shown. THIS is the most opportune time of the year to purchase furs, as our values are remarkable in every way. F STREET CORNER OF 13™ Jersey d New York grand dragons and titans, according to the | Ohio ~;mk(~<mr’n Births Reported. The following hirths have heen reported to | the Health Department in_the nours: | Groren 11 and Othetta L. Jamen. sl t 3. and Eunice Berbe Tomoe B and Elizateth X Re Joseph B. an ) C. Wiiliame. boy William and Mars F. Beverley. girl Deaths Reponrled. { The following_deaths have been reported | |to the Health Department in the last 24 F. Beelman, 76, ita lizabeth Chanes. Emory Winfield. 44 Homeopathic Hos. Sibley Hospital. reedmen’s Hospital Freedmen’s Hospital. | 318 4th st NEW | it e 55 Tharen st IR | | H “Things E Prone Bubber =\ SCHOOL DAYS re not far away, s make rations for them. ~“STOR TR e A s AT TIGHT BRICE ineluding— Girls’ Rubber Capes Boys’ Rubber Coats Rubber Boots and Overshoes for every one Light-weight Raincoats - Service Is 100% 12 Waghmgton Rubber Co. w Store, 511 11th St. . H. NICHOLS, llunlEPr L T e LOW PRICE EVENT Smart Felt Hats Only $5.00 I'he . wide variety of colors and smart models make this low- price offering of great- est interest to the prudent shopper. Choose from many models in Black Hats. Louis Gold Co. 1214 F: Street L e ———————we— B T T e e T RS ments gone a reduction— many exclusive values at 1235 G Street N.W. Reliable Furriers Since 1916 TAKE ADVANTAGE In Our 10th A FUR Buy NOW and SAVE 25% We have planned to make this the most elaborate sale we have ever held, and i better quality, newer stocks mean Take advantage of the many values through- out our store while the prices are lowest. Pay a Small Deposit on your selection and the balance at your convenience. selecting your coat NOW you will have lo and when Winter arrives it will be ent member, a fur coat is often cheaper than a cloth coat. Many Interesting Values in Dulin & Martin Clearance Sale of LAMP Our usual assort- have ‘No'C.-0::D? ULIN& MARTINE | 1215~1217 F Street and 1214 101218 G Street Hours—38:45 to 5:30 Closed All Day Saf AV l;l/t\"lllllllllllllllllJII\E.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-#I A R SAIIR S under- z 27 OF THE LOW PRICES nnual AUGUST SALE to 33%:9, styles, lower prices and larger anything, we have succeeded. and buy your fur coat NOW, HHEII R IlIlflllll|lIIIIIflllllllIlllllIlIlllllll“ll|lllllmlllllllllllIlIm|HIIlIIflIIIII“IIHIIIWIlIIlMlIIHMII\% By er to pay for Il. paid for. H = g = this s or Exchanges turday During August § | VRIEY] MY On the S. S. Olympic. August 25 MRS. ERLEBACHER cturning from Paris and the Fashion Centers of Europe with an entire]y and VERSATILE COLLECT ON of FALL and WINTER FASHIONS The surpassing genius of Mrs. Erlebacher for unique style selec- tion, with her own creative interpretations, assures our clientele genuine style exclusiveness. ____Erlebacher____ Exclwlotly Different TW.EUE\TEN TWELVE.- TWELVE F STREET Better be Soon than Sorry You still have six shopping days to buy this charming little upholstered boudoir chair at $14.95. After that, it will present a much more formidable price tag. The chair is covered in satin, or colorful figured mate- rials, and is well made with web bottom And its family tree dates directly toa famous Louis XVI model. --In The Hecht Co. "~ Half-Yearly Sale 4&9%%\9