Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1925, Page 50

~ B 0 v 6 SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, OCTOBER 4, 1925—PART SOCIETY. . . . ‘ ” .| remen L Ll ol el Bk el I et It B B EP ET ED ER ETEN - 0 ]Charmmg Church Wedding TO SPEND THE WINTER HERE A A AT L Francis M. Huntington Wilson Sep- On Old North Shore Social Event of Yesterday prasashun - EOENNNIN, A ERN ser have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughier, Agnes 1219 CONNECTICUT AVENUE Ny S ae R o 219C uT E . & = Henderson, to Mr. Plerre Leon Rue- | ;G ; Ain, Wednesday, Octeber 1. at & R e Miss Lucy Sylvia Bliss Becomes Bride of Mr din, Wednestay, octaber 3L at 8 Tihei Co"agcs for the George Ma”et-prevos(v——Other Leadinfl 58 b comibiatreet: The marriage of Miss Dorothea Mc. 1995 Holiday Season. Whaptial Bosemsnies e et S et L Smart Fall Coats R A LA = & b o'clock in St. Patrick’s Church, the : | Rev. C. F. Thomas officiating. S T e m bouquet of pink roses and ¢ The bride was given in marriage by X ’ i oMt e 2 : R T e in the newest shades s e bride wax horn and reaved in | white satin, with a veil of tulle em- | % and the late Dr. James E. Bl v hridezroom a na broidered in silk floss arranged lbflul[ oM ieorge M 1 revost, son of ¢ <! T ng 1 i v . . . . e Bootivic|qooel e SRR s e pee i pletuct i THE warmth of coloring in these rich 3 vost, toak place vestenday afternt shades are among the best of this season. The soft kashmir-dragon fabric blends in it 5 o'clock at St Ntephen's F | R conpie Teft o hones- : . Junior Hadassah Party al Church ; ! 10 days by motor, the b { : 5 5 e g S . Ber- | bride v iy erepe o, Scheduled This Evening beauty with the colors of the generous : caracul or Jap-mink trimmings. October 3 The ¢ days are here for the p hington folks lingering on the g Shore of Masss nd AL R LB AL LA took up his officiating, e b eIt B | nard Braskamn of Gunton-Temple Me- | 1oy o5 nd % lrceMnictura i : The Junior Hadassah will give their f the closing | ;6 501 vierian Church The ' After their honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. & i first party of the season this evening < returning ! church decorated with palms, ' Rupprecht will return to Washington 3 7 % 7 |at the home of Miss Rebecca Rhoade, her home cities | ferns and dahlias, and at the home of i 1=, after which they will 5 % 1625 Webster street northwest. Fifty the bridegroom’s parenis there was il go to their in Detroit, where guests are expected. Miss Rosetta pretiy arranzement of Autnmn flow. they will he * o their friends Fleishman is chairman of the pub. ers. M : several se- |a November J, at 2330 Chicago | Helty committes, lections pr IN this charming group of coats is a youthful model, with a fine shawl collar and fronts of harmonious caracul fur, at §98. » Summer capital | The bride was L — ver home for many in | her brother. Al 1. Llis 3 y el Ml Bua Vicinia | - 2 O.E.S. Chapter Announces wore a gown of wh made on straight 1 ¥ S St ’ A Y % 1 Card Parry and Dance ashington folks, There | cular flounce in the front of the skirt | Y Ay v % | - 1o believe that they |And a voke of honttan Lxce sie- 1 - Washington Centennial Chapter, * lture hat was of white f i | y O. E. S., will give a card party and she carried n shower ho 2 small number 1 Alie e onen baute : 3 dance at Wardman Park Hotel Fri- Mrs. Harry B, Shaw wa von o Fek = pastor of |} {day night. October 23, from 3:30 tn Behee Ll s e aiat alor Ghivrencl] o : E 32 1 12 Nothing has been overlooked by georgeite and gold lacc Myra | offe e > ceremony : the committee in charge in arranging Mag- | Putman was the maid of honer and ! yiy co o overal se. | | . 7 for thia auspicious occasion. This | Azo von | wore a gown of id chiffon. The Jections, accompanied by Mrs. J. P, g 3 event, for which a special orchestra Henry | bride < were Miss Ma X lenfer, who also played the wedding | | { has been procured. promises to be a who | Prevost. sister of the bride=room. as % | brilliant afair. 3 % L L um- | Mise Norene Justice, and t vor he bri n in marriaze hy have returned sks of powder blue wi ver 1ace | hov futher o a zown of white | and peach pink with gol resy “@tin and earried & shower houquet | t the Kaan cot- | tivelv. All the atte t > Larze | of Wride re and lilie= of the val- verly Farme, is also closing | black panne velvet h: e he was attended by Miss Lot- ind Donna Antoinette la Land and bow of metal ribbon. and | a Phillips. wife of the Ttalian Am- | earried Butterfly roses Mr. Ervin 1. Tucker, brother of the < returning fo Washington. Mr. Marcel Mallet-Prevost was the | heide, acted as best man. Mr. and very indicatio \il three | best man and the ushers were Mr. Mrs. Rose .wil be at home to their ios will be on the North Shore Carl T Mr. Ralph Boyd. Mr nds at 1900 Jackson street north mer, with the ibility that | Holmead Callan’ and Mr. Paul F.|ecast, embassy join the Grove, jr 1 Mrs. Blise, mother of the bride, wore | Miss Kthel A. Dant, daughter of the | 1 zown of old blue beaded georgette | My, : A B. Dant, was mar- - éAKS' designers h | crepe with a black satin and . aturday. September Mr. HURRS EEWr ANOTHER attractive type is one with flared sides, most becomingly befurred with lovely collar and cuffs of rich Jap- mink. A deft touch of simple embroid- ery adds to its distinctiveness. Priced with moderation at $138. set in Washington and | D N in next Summer and | ~rrr A S S L R SR SR SR Y Y Y % have cryatl]- hat and a corsuge bouquet of Co-{j Fitzgerald. son of n . i 5 e | Torabis: mones and ‘bloe delhinium || ang ans serald, both of this city. a2 lized "“The Spirit of rs. Mallet-Prevost, mother of the as performed at St Vash. | bridegroom, wore own of blac v Catholic Church by the golden age of ital | prince crepe roma trimmed in bro.| 1t Mallov. ‘Severaliahurch MRS. JEFFREY CASWELL METZEL, g € ‘ A ded velvet and chiffon of the ) & by Mrs. Loeffler, ac- [ Wife of Lieut. Metzel, A.. in Washington for the season as the guest youth” in a manner le. with which she wore a lar: o at the organ by of her father, Rear Admiral Hutchinson I. Cone. c : = that endows Saks furs with magnetic appeal for youthful \-'omm—lnd wom- en who want to ap- the reception Mr. and Mrs., lmmediately after the ceremony the g =l - evost Jeft for a Northern | bridal V. tozether with their rel. |flesh-colored slip. She carried vei-|are at home at 1327 M street north- E trip, Mrs. Mallet-Prevost, wearing a |atives and friends, gathered at the |low rosebuds and de]phnuun{, | west. % - v = ide’ me. v P e v P ridesma Miss Manning = The North | tan faille silk zown with tiny green | hride’s home. where a reception was| The bridesmaids. 3 & : . \'UIH) al Sir | butto nd a small egreen felt hat ' held. The bride and bridegroom later :lll;i._)l:.\l.\ Ruth ‘I'.»\\Hl, Miss ol a'“;‘,:,':\,:‘::el!';“:n;:.tgf Siher efficers of | o match. They will make their home | went to Atlantie City. seth Stabler and Miss Dorr A he Namical AC 1s | &% Tors Stevens Rid Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald will remain | mann. were attired in dainty satin T e uEhter; ELTINeR(o nder of the | Among the out-of-fown guests were i ne of the bride’s mother |dresses in powder hiue and peach |} Marble of Wishingte, N to Glonees apt. and Mrs. Edward Allen the completion of their new |color, and carried arm houquets of A 2 ‘r”mm’w e ’;far:"%mem 1 welcome on behalf of | Flemington, N. J.: Dr. and Mrs home. now under construction, on|roses. & e en at Renevento -Plantation, in| pear youthful. {sh officers | ward 1. Egbert of Vineland. N. J»|Channing street northeast. Before Mhe cerempny Sn DeA UL O T i naceaR Bt e leutta sailed | and Mr. and Mrs. Usee 1L Michael of — s {iDipBran of Bridal nusic was Zender: | immediate Tamily g © is tn be sta.| Frederick, Md. S ge of Miss Katharine[ed hy the church organist. 2 2 is w . vash- | T E . = Smith. danghter of Mr. and .| Claude Robeson and Mise Dorathy r.n";r:r’:.qha‘v\:l:lsrk?;‘:‘l\!},:ln-\“m:h 1 Coats. Jacquettes i i \ very pretty and i ' Herman Wilson Smith of 1127 Fair- | Perrott sang “Becanse” an ) Per 7 b s E . ham Charlion A v School. Unive of Michigan : \Shazlion)l) o oon alva | mont sireet northwest, to Mr. Harold | fect Love Sehool i Tiniveratts! oflpticHigan and Scarfs that © been <pending the (urct senjn: Trantham. son of Mr. and Mrs. = ! in in New Yorl h 1 th lia~ el hesaline > g n Charles Madison Trantham of Bili-| Mr. and Mrs. Llewellvn Carter an. | S0 e e ave all the . snap tailiched, re 1 da e Mothiiest, more. N. . tonk place at 4 o'clock | nounce the marriage of their daugh e Harold E. Rupprecht of ich., were united in marri M Ver | Cetober i ut the Mount Pleasant |rter. Marzaret Zane. to \Mr. Kenneth | w S O fount Vernon, | and smartness of 2 : L 2 - Ienp et after December 1. Congregational Church, Rev. Walter| Wayne Dyke., Friday. July 17, 1925 Py | Morgan efficiating. at Basgton, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Dyke Cards have been received in Wash the season’s mode. . W. 8. Abernathy officiating The bride was given in marriage | m——— _— ;Ruppcrt Home Benefit At the beginning of the ceremony |y her father. She wore a beautitul Mr. Willlam M. Hanft rendered two 2o % "G T00 BITE Satin, with E ’ Card party Announced | vocal solos. “At Dawning” and “Oljace veil caught with orange blos- (i Saks Furs ave Aid of the Christian afhd | EXomise M {soms. and carried a shower bouquet % 1ok D istian ahd | * The hride was given away hy her | ¢ white roses and lilies of the valley. busrle up to a Home for Azed and | father and Miss Beth Cole was maid | “'Tha maid of honor. Misy. Phyhis STANDARD, not < of the District,|of honor. Mr. Leonard Hoffman of | parrett. was aitived 4 pencil blng com. was best man and the ushers |{ifh velvet flowers and made over a own ¢t RI k pam. at the Conc were Mr. Louis Gravelle. Mr. Thomas | S 10 et TOWErS 00 Mace over o d o a PRICE. a7 i ha Ol Philadelphia, an uncle of the bride- e o heauily Caiten Mlllmery northwest Schrover, Mr. Marvin Lamasure and e SN SRP S ain . Jesse A. Morgan. the bride’s g s 528 12th St. N.W. sl b Learn the Art of & | “the | The Young bride wore a_gown of y g If/ Making Your H white crepe made on veuthful lines i and embroidered in pearis and rhine- f Clothes P v and leaves. | I struct & . held in place by a | you to make ga | N w t H t ooned at one side, and Nz bersonally e b s : tham, Yo sav i . Furs Exclusively for Over 35 Years [l sntans - onevais Sitis & In all the newest colorings. including hats for all occasions. y shower bowquet | Sour elothes : nd I|H|e.; of the valley com- | ¥ It Six_Lessona for & Each mode!l has a delightfully “individual” touch that is dis- 610 1 ch J b F he toilet. The maid of honor i ¥ive Dollars 5 rctively sma 1 own of shell.pink crepe and |9 | Mrs. AL M. & RGCE Surss ~-~Just above o O silver lace, with which she carried $ j Hildebrand ‘ Prices, 85_00 to 520'00 Kresge Bldc., 11th ) and G W. g s %l’fifilau \HKTVST." — WITH THE NEW FASHIONS - o < e e s S IIIIIITITTEI L s SITLIINEFSRLSRT AN AR e —— J L] For Madamoiselle and Madam 0’ A Specially Prepared : 1214 F st. Group of Dresses Charmingly $ Styled to 075 ‘ the Mode 3 For Street Wear g&fifi&fifi!fi%&fi&fi&fi!fi&fifimmflfi % : 3SLSEEEEEEEINISILN Heavenly Hats and Celestial Coats 2 There’s Quality and Value Here! An Advantageous and Remarkable Sale of Gorgeously Trimmed COATS At a Remarkable Price Concession For So Early In the Season OMEN cmploy all the superlatives in their spontancous vocabularies : \ when viewing our autumnal show. I TISIIIEIIT Afternoon Here is a studied simplicity that achieves richness, a mode that arrives at individuality, 2 ‘ ; fashion that encourages per- $E 9.50 Dinner 23 33232223 31322232222 %32333323 Dance These sonality in all women Dresses Were s Made to Sell at < lnfl‘tc you to scc our S?'a$;9 :’0 ; g:-:é exhibit, with confidence be- T N 5 gotten of the knowledge that You must see these. . fhe ailone of the @ldEWond Many are Original Sam- : ples and show-room mod- 3 | and the New hold nothing finer. SEE88ES2ssE3083888388 ES338808 908 MATERIALS FUR TRIMMINGS Pin Point Platinum Fox Vivetta Natural Possum Maline Chapchilla Arabia Nutria and Other Pile Fabrics Squirrel, Etc. I3 Lcls. Styles that are dii- ferent and clever. IIIETII Rich Satins predor ‘(]':-:-e'uhm\":f\ m:nx t‘llm:- ! .. Will you be among the many to take advantage of "|efpn ond Danty oo 8 4 . this most unusual sale of new and stylish fur-trimmed picce Creations in every | coats? We could say a million words about the finc X 2 quality, new trimmings and styles, but to be thoroughly TELGHAL AL TOROIRS, | : convinced of the VALUE that prevails in these coats LARGE SIZES ARE E you must inspect them. Materials apd trimvpings, as INCLUDED UP TO 48 = mentioned above, gorgeously created in coats in shades A lfogetior g Exclusively Different of Gracklehead, Bokara, Autumn, Rust, Blue, Pheas- 5 | ant, Tan, etc. Select your Winter coat from this col- 125 5 TWELVE.TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET 8 lection and SAVE. newer ideas —— = ASSURED QUALITY AT MO I3 DERATE PRICES Breslau’s Friendly Shop. 1309 G St. N.JW.