Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1925, Page 9

and Georsta Raiberine miier. uryee, jr.. ane yrtle.T. Griffin Stadleman. QGustav C. and Ma Porcy G a Stuart 4 ‘an ames H George U. ‘and M John' £ . boy. Eimer £_and Beasio A, Annan George I, and Evelyn Oiiver, boy. Marcellus' and Hattle McArt{s, boy twins, Lewis and Seliun Allen. £ir] Frank “H and"Madeliis H. Christooher airl, George and Dorothy Jackson. girl Luke and Flora Wiiey. boy. Joseph and Martha Siye. boy. E. Paul May, N. J. Miss Anita Schade and her niece, Miss Anita Virginia Mueller, returned to Washington yesterday after sever- al months' stay in the Catskills and on Lake George. Miss Pauline Hedian has returned to Washington after spending the late Spring and Summer in California. ing August at Atlantic City and Cape | Mr. and Mrs. Brent H. Farber, Mr. 1 1 ¢ Mr. a Marriage Licenses. Leo Brown. 3 months, 405 Sth et n.e Mary A. Pessagno, § days, 22 - Infant of Ro Lours. Sibley Ho Annis Swan, Mary Butler, 0. Louike Johnon, Robert Turner, Dora Mack, 3| Benjamin Ric pital INWILLING T0 FACE SOCIETY WIFE AND CHILDREN .- soffiuTiage licenses have been issued to the ; Pickens aind Alita M _ ‘fv‘\n}» 3. Carver of this city 'snd Ells G, uel L. Lindawood and Sailie D. - Angel of Haltimore. M = : and Mary M. Greenwood. Kest and Harrie( Betts, both nnie Hill and’ Teresa Butler. Howard L. Krause and Minnie J. Allen, both of Frederickabure, Va. Francls L. Young and Elizabeth C. Dwyer Roger E. Rusti of Ryan, Va. and Buth E Kutchison of Lenah. Va John A, Smith ot Portsmouth. Va.. and Kato V. Sionia of Richmond. V. Tyberculosis Hospital at home after a wedding trip to Bos- K.U? fflw Jersey ave. D L, at. ton, Newport and New York, at 1880 i . Douglas and_Blanche u:,'!lll. 5 Gu Miss Lina Powlas returned Satur- ert, 3, Seay of Richmond. day to her home in Salisbury, N. C. A 2 after spending a month with hei brother and sisiter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Luckey Powlas, at Ballston, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. stoobn:; i g and son of Pittsburgh, Pa., arriv ames C. Todd of Cumberland. Md.. and in Washington today and are at the | M4 ',5' N o] lignsyelia, Ind. g, C- Boyd_of Dayion. Willard for a short stay. of Alexandri; dria, V. ackson F. Johnson anad Ethel Lucas ty and Agnes H, Botele, this ¢ g Bl e o . I - Bace ‘an a iillam E. Dwyer und Mary ould oo Fhodic emith and Rachel', Cirter. botn o Dfl"‘k 3 ]V‘, N I i Dingan o . Mo.. and Titly Smith of Fonkers, 8 ¥o o Mo Eigh . Md. Lgnth) A" Goldsborough and Susannah V. will be Boston. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Sparrow’ of this city, S V. {Mr. G. W. Tomlinson of Harrisburg, G Miss Curran and the Misses Barker, Man Who Fled With $60,000 | 3\t W2 ftay. ey Mnesr sarker; Med! d, J.. Mrs. Julianna Gabler and *“Other Woman” Says |[of New York and Miss Isabel Water- | | worth of Detroit. It Wasn’t Worth It. at home after October 1 at Deaths ééporled. The following deaths have been reported fo the Health Department in the last 24 hours Tke Friedman. 77, G Charles Chunn, 78, ome. Sidney J. Hobbs, &, Mrs. Charles A. Watson .and her | daughter, Miss Barbara Watson, have eturned from a visit to Murray Bay, Canada, und are spending the remain- der of the season at The Pines, their Summer home on the lower Potemac. Hardesiy —me umpton aod Marjorie E Births Reporteéi. The following births bave been revorted fo the Heallh Departmeat in the last 24 ours James ¥. and Cecelia Cannon, boy Samuel and Ireno Deligi. bo; Raymond ¥, by, boy Louis and ¥ [Biuners ot Tffi!r;mave?l [ trade quichly for tudebaker \Bouser Durabiliy fnizh and | The wedding of Miss Marie Cathe- | rine Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. Michael J. Sullivan, and Mr. | James Joseph Patterson, son of M and Mrs. Thomas F. Patterson yesterday afternoon. Th was performed at 480 Martin's Chureh, X. Cavanaugh officiating The bride was rted by her father, and wore wn of brown | Mackenzle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. crepe satin, and a rge hat of vel Nils P. Hammarstrom, to Mr. Louls .- o vet and felt in the same shade. Miss|F. Turner, took place yesterday at from SOd4leBOTO. | Nargaret Sullivan was her sister's | noon at the home of the bride, the oximately $60.000 In|only attendunt wnd was in lurkspur |Rev. John C. Palmer officlating. The | night's stay at Colonial Beach. tiable bor S blue crepe and wore a large hat of (house had u charming arrangement S e eloped with a beautiful sirl ! piack Vepvet Mr. Walter \is | of palms, oak leaves and out owers, | M. Meyer Davis has returned to Lexington et e |ind Miss Katharine Riggs played sev. | Washington after a Summer at New- When dete Mr. and Mrs. Patterson left later |eral selections on the harp. A break- , POrt. st e Pt s g £hoot It | for Cuba and aiter September 20 will [fast was served following the cere. sl TARERL XS out with ey were 5o nice|fe gt _home at the Queensborough|mony. The bride was given in mar- bou . I decided to give up,| Apartments. riage by her brother, Mr. N. Walter 5 and take my medicine—but | 2 Y o — | Hammarstrom of Baltimore, Md. HOTEL GREETERS DANCE' to be hell Of interest to Washington is the ap- [ she wore an ensemble suit of TR — LA ol girt proaching marriage of Miss Rosemond [and tan with a tan hat and carried | The local chapter of the Hotel Greet- Fahey of Syracuse to Mr. Edward |a bouquet of tea roses. | ers of America will be gests of the Flynn, also of that city and son| Miss Mildred Harriet Warwick was | Mayflower Hotel Co. at a supper dance adr c v led | of Mrs. Anna L. Flynn of Washington. | the maid of honor and wore a gown of |at the hotel tomorrow evening at 11 »_ldéntifica embezzler. | The ceremony will be performed in| brown satin embroidered in rose and |o'clock She announced that she would stick | Syracuse, September 15. Mrs. Flynn | green with a green hat and carried The officei s of the local orevnization SO0% and-as r, Mr. Joseph | @ bouquet of sweetheart ruses. are: Roger S. Creel, presidens; J. P. NG ATNiies MY Theenh i Edwards, vice president: Cects W, Daniel, sccretary: David H. Greenspn, assistant secretery: Myron A. Gow. ans, treasurer; James H. Small, ser. linger Hospital i —— ed States Soldiers’ [ Mr. and Mrs. W. Chatlin Wetherill { of Philadelphia have taken an apart- ¢ ment at Wardman Park Hotel for the Winter. Miss Marguerite Godsey has re- turned to Washington after an ab- sence of several months touring the west coast and has taken a suite in the Hotel Roosevelt for the Winter. Mr. and Mrs. A. McKie have re- turned to Washington after a fort- H biey Hompital, Miss Gertrude McLaine has just re- ST CHenter o o ned to Washington after an ex- | tended stay ia Atlantic City and Ocean City, N. J. . Bullivan the A ted P C Yewin' SAN ANTONIO, It wasn't worth i ns. girl . Boteler. boy boy Tex.. Septe > | @ I can face bank but and two chil- pla mor in Franc | Turner-Mackenzie Wedding Yesterday. The ma age of Mrs. Elenor H. wnd penitentiary guards h was who July statement of Will E confessed to having Keely ctives knocked on my Largest and finest liner ever to circle the Globe An itinerary of utmost interest, carefully arranged and accurately timed to follow Spring around the world. Egypt is reached at the height of its season and The Riviera late in March, convenient for Spring so- journs in Europe. The skilled guidance of the American Express Company enhances the pleasure of every shore excursion. Westward from NEw York Nov. 2§ Los ANGELES . . Dec. 11 SaN Francisco. . . . 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S THE SIMPLE FROCK SHOP PRESENTS TOMORROW T his Remarkable Sale of W omen’s and Misses’ Genuine SCOTTISH HEATH Dresses for Immediate and Fall Wear at a Decidedly Low Price ltinerary: Havana, Balboa, Panama, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Hilo, Honolulu, Yokohama, Tokyo, Nikko, Kamakura, Kobe, Nara, Kyoto, The Inland Sea, Shanghai, Hongkong, Macao, Mani tavia, Singapore, Diamond Harb: Calcutta, Colombo, Kandy, Bombay, Port Sudan, Port Tewfik, Cairo, Alex- andria, Naples, Monaco, Nice, Gibraltar. Red Star Line, 1208 F St. N. W.; American Express Co., 1331 G St. N.W., Washington, or other offices or agencies of either company. @ W 1S€ COTTISH HEATH is a soft jersey-like fabric—light in weight, but warm and comfortable. It will not wrinkle or crush, and has just enough body so as to work into that smart, tailored cffect so desirable he Gonvertabis to the well dressed woman. ecR intwe - prece Straight-line Model And the colorings! They are glorious— Madel the colorings nature wears on the heaths of Scotland; the yellow green of the fern leaf, the warm, brownish red of the oak shrub, the clear lavender of the thistle, the color of the berried holly. -Royal-heather and many other colors, too! Vacationists, whether motoring or traveling by train or steamer, will wear Scottish Heath, because they will look fresh at all times. The dust shakes out readily, wrinkles never appear, and you will always be well dressed but not con- spicuous. Business women or_girls will like these Scottish Heath they are easy to slip off and on and_ar, always the last word in neatness. model has the straightline box pleats with extra skirt fullness. White pique collar and cuff Downstairs—at Jelleff’s S HAWMUT coTTisn HEATH FABRIC 4 . S wEo. uAsHmr. omcF SHE had just finished a vigorous round at tennis when some friends The Chic Model for the Miss Going to School School girls will wear Scottish Heath Dresses because they are com- fortable on the campus and.stylish in the classroom. Besides, they -gre unegualed for general wear, and everyday ocllege life. The Two-Piece Model With the New Turtle Neck piece model for sports, for hiking or office wear. The skirt has the new kick pleats, giving the wearer that freedom one desires for everyday comfort, drove by and invited her: “Peggy, can you join usright away—big party out at Dorothy’s in the country.” Most girls would have demurred; but she had learned the secret of freshening up quickly with Listerine, the safe antiseptic. She was ready to go with them in just a few moments. TO New Street Shades For Fall in’ * x ¥ BEAT 1924! special purchase of Pure Silk $10 Umbrellas To Sell Tomotrow at Only We wanted to beat the biggest “umbrella day” we had last Septem- ber—so we bought some umbrellas that certainly ought to do it! These are beautiful —red, green, blue, brown, black and pur- ple umbrellas with Ot- toman or brocaded borders. Handles are all the “last word"— bakelite, amberite and pearl-finish, carved or colored. 16-rib fram;l. X Light wooden T shanks. A record- {l breaking value—to - Listerine really is delightfully refreshing and effective as a per- spiration deodorant. And there are many occasions for using it this way, particularly in summer: when you feel hot and uncomfortable—maybe after shopping; when you want to freshen up quickly after exercis- ing; when traveling on trains makes you wish for the old tub back home. . It does the trick—and it’s safe. Listerine won’t irritate the skin or stain garments. You'll be de- lighted with it. we new ATMOSPHERE—A esh. ALMOND—An attractive tone of neutral beige. ZTEC—A harmonizing shade for new creamy Russia calf shoes. TOAST—A golden tan. From $1.85 Up It is something new to be able to buy one of these new Corduroy Robes $5.90 Until very recently this To test the deodorizing prop- erties of Listerine, simply try this some day: Rub a little fresh oniorron your hand. Then douse on Listerine. The onion odor im= mediately disappears. You'll say it’s remarkable— and it is.—Lambert Pharmacal Company, St. Lowis, U. S. 4. The ew Frocks of Black Satin at $39.50 —offer an unusual choice of new and inter- esting Fall styles. Most of the Afternoon and Street Frocks are shown with long sleeves, some choosing the V. some the round neck-line. Straight lines_vie for favor with full skirts orsated by circular inserts. Trimmings, sometimes run to. tucking, often to lace, or gain color contrasts by u: of chiffon vests, collars, cuffs and jabots. See our collection of advance Fall Frocks at $30.50, tomorrow. They combine style authority with chic! For Madame—Second Floor For Mademoiselle—Third Floor at so low a price as Street Floor corduroy, with long tux- § edo coliars, pockets and Gig LISTERINE Throat Tablets are mow available. Please do not make the mistake of expecting them to correct bad Breath. Relyon the Listevine. ing oll very aluble as & velicf for throat irritations— 25 cents.