Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1925, Page 8

SOCIETY SOC Secretary of the IETY Treasury Returned to Washington This Morning From His Long Island Summer Place. HE Secretary of the Tr Mr. Melion, b Washington this _morning but will not_open hix apart ment at 1785 wchusetts avenue until the month. Hi daughter, Miss Ailsa Mellon, will re main at Southampton, where they ar occupying the Summer home of Mrs Henry R. Rea of anc where she was joined rday b her brother, Mr. T been visiting in Canada The Postmaster General and Mrs. New arrived this morning from a ten day trip in the Middle West, much of the time motoring. They will remain in the house at Edgemoor, which they leased, until the first of next month, when they will open their apartment on Wyoming avenue for the Winter. The Japanese Ambassador Returns Late in September. The Amba of Japan Mme. Mats in at High wood after r trip. They will not me ck to the embassy on K street until the end of this month. sador The Minister of Norway and Fru Bryn a at Stony Man which they have occupied through the Summer, the middle of this month, and will be back in Washing ton after the 22nd Camp, Skyland, Va The counselor of the Norwegian legation and Fru Steen have closed the cottage at (ape May and will ar- rive in Washington this evening and open their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel. Fru Steen spent several months in her Norwegian home and joined Herr Steen here in February. The commer counselor of the Swedish legation r Gustaf Weidel will join ¥ Weidel in New York this evening after spending several days here. The counselor and Fru Weidel will not open their house on Twenty-first street until the middle of October. ial H Baron Trolle of the Swedish lega tion is back from Spring Lake, where he spent the week end and Labor day Mrs. Catherine W. ( of Brad ley Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. an nounces the engagement of her daugh ter, Mrs. C. Frederick Kohl, formerly of this city, to Vic te Pierte Lam bertye of France. he vicompte is a member of one of the oldest families of the French aristocracy. being lineal descendant King Louis < ) is a great beauty, I hington, but her marriage. Her moved to the Capital Md.. in 1798 the guest of father at the ley California_after father's family from St. Marys County Mrs. Kohl is now Vicompte Lambertye's Chateau du Cl fer. France, her hosts being 92 vear: e. The de tails for the approaching wedding are not announced Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Adams an nounce the marriage of their daughter Florence to Mr. James Allen of York, son of the late Mr. James Allen of Utica, N. Y. The wedding is tak ing place this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the home of the bride’s “parent Chaplain Julian Yates officlating in the presence of only the members of two_families Allen an 1 mediately after the ceremony wedding trip, and will make home in Brooklyn. The Assistant will leave im for a their bride Secretary Com- merce and Mrs Walter Drake, a companied by their younger daughter. Miss Barbara Drake, have gone to their home in _Detroit. where they are guests of Mrs. Drake's mother Mrs. W. H. Myler, after a short stay in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Drake and their family spent several months abroad and returned the first of thi month. The elder daughter, Miss tosalie Drake, who is expected to b a debutante ne nter. is at Camp Hockey, near Pocono, Pa Mr. and Mrs. el . Halstead have returned Washington, after passing the Summer in northern On tario, Bretton Wood, N. H., and Po. land Springs, M The Senor back iano., who went York Monday, after spending several days at the Hotel Mayflower. will sail for his home, in Peru, tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis, who have heen visiting Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Claytor for a fortnight, have started for a short motor trip before coming back to Washington for the season. Mr. and Mrs. William Ten Byc again in_their home. on Observatory circle, after spending some time at Atlantic City and taking a motor trip through New England. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth McDaniel Booth to Mr. Robert Hooper ilm]' e expected to close the cottage | lived in | Cew | nister to France, in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Booth, at 1428 “olumbia road. The ceremony will se performed at 4 o'clock, the Rev. >r. James Shera Montgomery offiel- iting, and will be followed by an in- ormal reception immediately after or the small company of relatives ‘nd close friends who wifl witness ne_ceremony The bride will be escorted and given | n marriage by her father and will ! wear pale pink georgette crepe trim- med with embroidered met and will carry dainty pink rosebuds. Her sister, Miss Margaret Baulsbury Booth, | will be maid of honor and will have | a costume of Alice blue crepe Romaine | made on straight lines and will carry | a bouquet of deep pink roses. Miss Agnes Henry of Easton, Md., will be bridesmald, wearing a gown itke that of the maid of honor and will also deep pink roses. Mr. Benest 8. efl wiil be best man for his brother, 5 Mrs. Booth, mother of the bride, will be in dark blue crepe and Mrs. McNeil, mother of the bridegroom, will mve a gown of brown crepe trimmed with georgette | Later in the day Mr. McNeil and his bride will leave for a wedding trip, | When the latter will travel in a pencil blue crepe dress and hat to match. | They wiil Hamilton, sity. Among the out-oftown guests were Mrs. Annfe Dolle of Columbus, Ohio; | Dr. Peter Tomlinson of Wilmington, | Del: Mrs. J. Frank Saulsbury of Denton, Md.: Miss Margaret Henry, Miss Alice Henry, Miss May Willis, Miss Hallie Willis and Miss Elizabeth MeQuin of Easton, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm vom Rath, jr. entertained at dinner last even- |ing at Southampton in compliment the latter's brother, Mr. Gerald and his fiancee, Mre. Dixon it, whose marriage will take October. ind Mrs. vom Rath will leave Southampton about the middle of {October and go to their place at | Glen Cove. | Col. and Mrs Henry May, |of Mrs. vom Rath, will close their | Summer home, at Southampton, the "Plili of this month and come to their lhuuv', on K street, for the Winter. make their home in N. Y., at Colgate Univer- parents Dr. ard Mrs. Lyman B. Swoerm- stedt are at home here after visit- ing relatives in Massachusetts. Newman-Moore Wedding lebrated This Evening. Miss Lillian Alma Moore, daughter | of Mr. and Mrs. David Harvey Moore of San Angelo, Tex.. will be married | this evening to Mr. Laurance Gilbert Newman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron D. Newman of this city. The cere mony will be performed at 8:30 o'clock in the First Baptist Church, the pas. tor, the Rev. Samuel Porter. officiat | ing, and will be followed by a recep. tion in the home of Mr. and Mrs | James Craig Peacook, at 12 West | Trving street, Chevy Chase, Md. | Mrs. Philand . Knox, widow of | the former Secretary of State, has | gone to New York, where she is at | the Waldorf-Astoria, after spending N 1 SIhomas Cireles Remember what a_good time you had iast u? me? Do yo Call “Robert" Main §336 for reservations MEYER DAVIS' ROOF BAND That Rust or Ink-Stained Garment —need not be discarded. The handy Erusticator P permanently and safely remov: from cotton, linen, wool or ithout the slight- est injury to fabries or fast colors. | Simple to use.. Just dip pencil into |water and moisten the stain, then rinse. Separate tréatment for rust |and ink stains in one handy hol Sold i | Washingto leading drug and department stores. Sterling Products Company Easton, Pa EVENTNG STAR, WASHINGTON. TO WED FRENCH NOBLEMAN jof Paris, who were I\ x NN MRS. €. FREDERICK KOHY, A native of Washington, whose mother, Mrs. Catherine W. Godey of this city, annoufices her engagement to Viscompt Pierie Lambertye of France. several weeks at the Hotel Mayflower here. Mrs. Frederick H. Bugher, accom- panied by her son, Mr. Frede Lean Bugher, returned to ton yesterday after spendir Summer at Hot Springs, Va., at the Mayflower. Mrs. George T. Mayre, accompanied by Miss Helen Mayre, who returned to Washington on Sunday, was joined by Miss Flora Doyle, sister of Mrs Mayre, at the Mayflower on Monda where they are making an indefini stay. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Williamson have opened their apartment at Ward man Park after several months in Europe. Mr. W. L. Slattery, assistant treas. | - of the United States Shipping . and Miss Marguerite B. Magnes ried at We: minster Cathedral, London, Saturday, August 29, have arrived in Paris on their honeymoon. They will spend a few days there before going to Dieppe for a stay of several weeks. Mr. Slat. tery has been with the Shipping Board in London for the past six vears. His hbme is at Framingham, Mass . Ray and her daughter, Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner, have taken an apartment at the Shawmut, at 2200 Nineteenth street, for the Winter. Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, who have been in France for_some ‘months, arrived yesterday in New York, aboard the Majestic and | have opened their apartment in the | Hotel Weylin | | _Mr, and Mrs. Harold Allen are at | the Muenchinger-King in vport for KAPLOWITZ ez INCORPORATED r21 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST LARGE WOMEN'S GOWNS sizee setoss BEAUTIFUL IN LINE-~PROFOUNDLY SMART stmaa s o8 FINE GOWNJ OF GREAT BEAUTY SPECIAL VALUES ‘45T 07 SPECIALIZED FASHIONJ FOR DAYTIME - AFTERNOON - DINNER - EVENING SPECIALIZING IN FASHIONS DE LUXE FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISELLE STORE HOURS 8:30 AMTO6P M. L L A L e, HRINANLVVCLEH Special Values il Just at the time when the housewife is returning home and giving thought to the pur- 'WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER- 9, 1995 8 short stay before coming back to Washington for the Winter. Col. Jumes A. Moss, U. S. A., of Washington, is at the Hotel Astor in New York. Capt. and Mrs. A. J. Greenwell, 1757 K street, will have as their guest next week the latter's sister, Miss Lily Cahill, who is arriving from New York. An_announcement of interest to friends throughout the South is the of Miss Catherine Carter of Atlanta, Ga., to Mr. Willlam Hicklirg Prescott of Washington, which took place Saturday afternoon, September 5, at Norfolk, Va., where Miss Carter was visiting Miss Emily Armistead Robertson. Mr: Prescott is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vernon Carter. Mr. Prescott is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Fulle ton Prescott of Rockville, Md. No formal announcement of the engage. ment had been made, and the wed- AAA to C. 3 to 8. The Beaufort Decidedly new for early Autumn wear. dainty center-strap model, developed in Black Satin or Golden Brown Kid. Medium Spanish heel. Stetson Shoe Shop Thirteen-Five F Street ding comes as a surprise to thelr many friends. After an _extended wedding tour throughout the North, Mr. and Mrs. Prescott will be at home at Washington, D. C. The marriage of Miss Agnes Faherty, daughter of Mr. and Mr: John Faherty, to Mr. Clarence M. Hughes, son of Mrs. Henry Stack, took place Saturday, September b, at 8:30 a.m. at St. Peter's Catholic Church. The ceremony whs performed by Rev. T. A. Brennan. The bride wore & gown of tan georgette with an overslip of chantilly lace, a picture hat of tan velvet, and carrfed a bouquet of butterfly roses. The maid of honor, Miss Mabel Shea, wore a_gown of powder blue georgette over pink, with a black velvet hat, and carried pink ro Mr. Joseph H. Melia was best man. Mr. Christopher Tenley was organist, and Mi en Ronan soloist. A wedding breakfast was served for the bridal party at the home of the bride, after which Mr. and Mrs. SOCIETY Hughes left for a motor trip through [ Phi, opened the Shenandoah Valley. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Anna McCormick, Miss Mary McCor- mick and Miss Rose Shipper of Baltimore, and Miss Mamie -Gleason and Miss Agnes Hudson of New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hughes, brother and sister-in-law of the bride- groom, of Richmond, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Hughés will be at home after October I at 1430 Chapin street. Fraternity Meeting Here Brings Social Entertainment. r-day convention ayflower, which s its official bead S. Puller, wife Puller of Washing ton, president of the Alpha Sigma Phi Alumn! Counctl und chairman of the entertainment committee for t four-day conferen ayflower, will entertain the ladies > the convention at Chevy Chase Club tomorrow af; A Tuncheon to 70 members of the fraternity was held n the presidential dining room vesterday. Othe, al entertain ments to be given during the sess: this morning at tk has been chosen quarters. Mrs. Ed of Mr. Edwin & visiting the The national fraternity, Alpha Sigma —are the paramount requisites in the fashioning of Saks' Furs. fFor such furs, OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST A 12 Alluring modes! in Tomorrow—The Millinery Shop Presents Chic Millinery Modes FOR MADAME'S FALL WARDROBE UR buyers have just returnéd from a style pilgrimage to New York—and in their wake come the most inspired millinery crea- tions of the new season. Piquant little velours; rich velvéts; hats that flare off the face in dashing manner; hats large and small in endless num- bers of smart variations. Special Opening Features! New and Fascinating Styles in the Famous “Madelon Modes” For Dress and Afternoon Wear As the sole representa- tive of these famous hats i ashington we are privileged to offer these I $ 2.50 8 See our exclusive models Jacquettes-and Scarfs. SaKs Fur Co. Furs Exclusively for Over 35 Years 610 Twelfth—Just Above F o Two Fabrics that have captured the favor of Fashion SATIN NE will be supremély smart for an: daytime occasion in a frock shimmering satin. The sensation of the Paris openings, it is the badge of chi wherever smart women assemble. 1 trous, slenderizing, with soft flares. Fea- turing the desired new fullness. Sev- ertly unadorneéd or elaborate with rich embroidery. With the new high neck- line, or the soft lingerie touch. With no waistline. With a bolero. Or with the new Princess line. All of great charm and distinction. of Sketched— A black satin straightline frock with full-flared sides and circular flounces at sides as well. A color céntrast is con- trived at the hips. Small black satin buttons add effect to thé front, Peasant «FROST CREPE Fur Coats, ( exclusive hats tomorfow S0 of and Mrs. H. C. 0 : e R at tHEiF 1OW Price.emvessn Veil, will take place this afternoon Don’t Buy—Until You have taken a good eritical look at these beauti- < ful Homes in Chevy Chase Terrace ~—and verified carefully the many advantages of living in this picturesque suburb, and the invest- ment which you will always have. Another material that offers all the variety of style achieved by satin—with possibly even more of the element of “motion” which is the .secrct of the yvouth and beauty of the new mode— expressed often in the flowing grace of flares. chase of new china—comes this SPECIAL SALE OF DINNER SETS. We advise every one who has economy in mind to anticipate their future requirements during this sale period. An Exceptional Group of Stunning Velour Hats at a feature price purple — beautiful Feor the tailleur, 1 tones! for strest wear, Large, Medium and Small Head Sizes Third Floor $121.00 French China Dinner Dainty decorations in sprays of pink and blue flow- ers, heavy gold edge traced with fine black line. $75 101 pieces. Now. $4950 French - China Dinner Set. Dresden sprays, gold handles on cu?e‘ overed vegetable dishes an cakes. 101 $3O pieces. Now .. $8700 Famous Ahrenfeldt Limoges China Set. Deco- rated Y-inch green lattice work on edge broken by four medallions of rosebud sprays. Rich gold ed and handles. pieces. Now $151.00 French China Dinner Set. Finest quality with 14- inch gold edge and hairline, handles all-over gold. 103 pieces. $90 $47.00 French Dinner Set, plain $70 Nippon Nonetaka China Dioner.Set. Délicate edge of pink, blue and green cpng and Y-inch old ivory, gol traced, all handles Y2 covered in rich_gold. 101 pieces. Now ..... $67.00 Nippon Dinner pink flowers and 'fny-blue edves v with butter $35.00 between. 100 pieces. Now.. $67.00 American Sunl-rfu&n Dinner Set. Beautitul deco- ration in pink, blue and green, gold edge and all-over gold handles. 1 540 pieces. Now ...... n $50.00 American Semi-porcelal .Dinner Set. Mayflower shape, ‘blue band and flowers in gink, brown, yellow and lue. Gold edge with !2, covered handles_.in gold. 100 pieces. Now.... $32 $111.00 English Semi-porcefain Dinner Crescént tvery body, blue edge, decorated edge, Dresden flower decora- with birds and sprays of ration with flowers, hagpdles $37.50 $60 DULIN& MARTIN & 100 pes. Now pieces, Now 1215~1217 F Street - | and 1214 101218 G Street Hours 8:45 to 5:30 In the sketch you sce— —a stunning 'model in this very popular material. The vestee is of tucking in contrasting color, which is also used as a piping in_the long tight sleeve, ap- pearing again on the girdle. The skirt appears to be narrow, but is quite wide, having hidden pleats on each side. V neckline with small collar and buttons, so that it can be worn tightly up if de- sired. $49.50. ‘Women’s Dress Shop Second Floor In black, royal blue, epinard green, sand, wood ol mported conchel, velours. No other opportunity offers anything to compare with Chevy Chase Terrace — even at considerably higher price. An Aid to Beauty A Special Sale! 1,500 Prs. Pumps, Oxfords! - SOROSIS Calaces $*7 .15 Black pair Tan Material. Broum Chestaut Patent Velvet Autumn Blonde [ gqppey 5 Indian Tan Satin Kid Suede Calf Rugby Sizes 215 to 9-—Widths AAA to D Center Hall and Cottage-type Homes—that are different in their artistic effect and luxurious finish. One and two baths, beautiful floors, commodious closets, cute porches, cozy fireplace—and a separate garage. The lots are 75 feet deep, facing Davidson Drive, bordered with towering trees. $15.500 and *15,950 —and we'll make the terms attractive. Not only the beauty of Silk, 100% pure, though that is very, very impore tant. © - 8 An to beauty in that it keeps you free—when you should be looking your “beautifulest”—from that. look of anxiety which accompanies the suspicion of a garter run! Gold Stripe Stockings are so woven that it is simply impos sible ‘for a garter run to pass down through the Gold Stripe. You wear them with the serene assurance that “all is well.” And beauty specialists tell us that serenity is a prime aid to beauty. . With Silk Garter Hems, $2.25; 3 Pairs, $6.60 With Lisle Garter Hems, $1.85; 3 Pairs, $5.40 Heels: Low, Flat Medium Low New Mili Medium Spanish High Spanish Belgian Spike The smartest of the smart! .. Open Every Day From 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. We'll send our auto for you, or, if you motor out, come through Bradley Lane from Conn. Ave,, turning south at Wis. Ave. CHEVY CHASE TERRACE is directly onposite the golf course of the Chevy Chase Club. “Watch Washington Grow to a Million™ "CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION CO | | J4th&K _ Buiders of Gommunises .. M-9080