Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1925, Page 57

SOCIETY, THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER_ 11, 1925—PART 2. SOCIETY. e : = qu;l\le Jet rmh Michigan, where they Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Green and Miss | Chapter, D. A. R., Tuesday afternoon, | were Miss Iantha King, Miss Laura gna asughieniniaw Mz Kandioits. will meke their home.| Among. the . Ruth Green have returned from a |at her home on Cameron street. The|Dollins, Miss Alice Willlams, Mr.|E. S. Garber. ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY | Euests’ were Mr. 1ar ¥ BRIDE OF THIS WEEK to relatives in Martinsburg, |other members present were Mrs. J. B. | Russell Kidwell, Mr. Willard Garrett,| Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Young have | Ralph Scriy 3 ston, 5 ~ Va. Dykes of Monkato, Kans.; Mrs. - | Mr. Robert Henderson, Mr. Richard | returned to their home, in Altoona, Rev. and s, Dudley 1 have, ird Mrs Mrs. Robert Suttle has gone to her | neth Kootz of Ariington, Mrs. Ben.| Harvey und Mr. Richard Hale. Pa., after vislt to Mr. and Mra. Jngaed! thoitAtions Chiae op e A < home at Colonial Beach, Md., after |jamin L. Dulaney of Washinston, Mvs.| ~Mrs. Margaret See ot Cincinnati.is|L. H. Wiliams. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- thelr daughter. ) 2 ng o & o a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ernest| Frank T. King, Mrs. Rathbone Smith, | the guest of her son and daughter- | llams have also had as their guests ¢ Gwendolen Browni; : Ford, jr. Mrs. Nelsen Tayloe Snyder, jr., and|inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F. See. |the latter's brother-in-law and sister, weck with her g e, e 5 Mrs. Stanley H. Conner and young | Mrs. James Herbert Taylor. Mrs. R. L. McDonough of New| Mr. and Mrs. . H. Night of Bt. . K. Fay. in Dunn Loving, Vi T daughter Lorelle of San Francisco| Miss Pauline Hall has left for her York City was the guest last week 'Paul, Minn. " s the son Mary Rebecen Davis Y % B 3 2 were guests last week of Mrs. Carroll [ home in Charlottesville after a visit ) of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou- Mr. and Mrs. Courtland H. Davis, \ibert Smoot. or Bristol, Va.. where she w k : ¢ g z Peeke of Oakland, Calif.. at the home | to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hale. doun Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Camp- |Mrs. C. F. Lelgh and Miss Evelyn High nostgraduate course at Vivginia & S8R 1.4 7 of the latter's father, Mr. Robert S.| Mr. und Mrs. E. L. Cave have|bell will leave next week for Lake| Lelgh have returned from a metor . | Intermont College. g s : % : iR Jones in Rosemont. Mrs. Conner was | announced the marriage of their| Worth, Flu., where they will spend|trip to Gettysburg and Buena Vista, : tiadel Miss Marg Atwell and Miss ¢ 3 o i formerly Miss Katherine Low of | daughter, Mise Julia Cave. to Mr.|the Winter. Pa. anison of the Jate | AnnaAtwell Satu i, 5 . . Blackstone, Va., and lived in Alex-| Frederick West 1 -| Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wilson have 3 & 1 i W) andria for several years before her | urday, October 3, ¢ York Cf returned from a visit to Mr. and marriage to Mr. C . Before re-| Miss Iithel K P Willlam Martin in Richmond. T e turning to California Mra. Conner|a surprise party for Miss Gertr s. Margaret Garber of Rocking- | for ha hern Ruilway. [and A "‘.H‘ 2 will visit her brother E -law, | Ford Tuesday evening. ham County is the guest of her son | ranche IR, Stansburs | W bt it aond L e - ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. D. Mc siveet have | - i By ey i ) A beth, N. J. ent of the b E gad 3 . Mr. and Mrs. Frecericl Parker Rus. Blunche Gertrude | 2 b well and Mr. Hunt Russell have re. Tamies Randuil | S KR i turned from Mysiic, Conn., where they ex- | 3 g i spent he Summer. of Eiubiness ,..,d,‘ B gone o Adantic 3 . g i A large number of dinner parties onal Women's Club. and takes | Neeks before Mrs. Sizer 3 ili | were given at the Belle Haven Coun- part in all 4 to join Mr. S | ¢ i 4 ¢ Club last Saturday evening fol- ; SIS g 5 . w lowing the golf tournament. Later a P Mis Sadith | - ; il |dance was wiven, when the dinner s 2 member | LUIDeET. 1o Mr 4., som | B : - i guests were augmented by a number Nictaia | MemPeT | of Mr. and Mrs. Bdward Corbin of this . v B ¢ O of Mr. Harr aton, for- | v 4 et 4 L2 od o Mrs. Gordon Asher has returned udge of the M pal Court, | 5 > S trip to various cities on the Dr. William P. Caton. Mr. | & atHer C Hsatd e .8 acific coast and in Canada, where ns fiest wite < ! Rev."und M- g ake 20 . she has been for the past three Dent. died me s ned fr 1s ends in | s % months, luce very mi 6 L £ 5 i 4 % Mr. tanley King of Willlam and bride’s | () ; i ' i Mary College spent the past week end i X with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil vea'r A i : liam M. King, in George Washington ounced the e Ir. @ J. i 3 B e 4 Park. Miss > Mille 3 - i : : 3 b Mrs. Charles Willoughby King was L r ' : 2 4 ! hostess for the Kate Waller Barrett Mr eraburg WHERE THE SHIP FORTUNATUS MAKES PORT “of v Nétson | ] ; ,. N il % F YOU were to sit A shop like ours is the port city D angi Mo wn Stimpson and | S . through a long cven- of the ship Fortunatus. From v children week end guests ister, Mrs m,»m‘ S i 1 ing at a fireside in looms, sewing-rooms and stu- Bty . i than later-season Normandy or Brittany, dios all over the world there is oo & 2o | 5 Prices someonc would surcly tell an incessant flow of beautiful thelrs auuph | Cant RiTuey Nates of tnei Mg iain | : ; 5 s > you the silvery tale of things to this establishment. 10 Wt s -J‘ n e » Fortunatus, who was given a An old chronicler wrote of | mother. Mrs 5 ho { I ds her suests Ars My Updvie LT B ANIRATEER pursc which could ncver b ¢he fairs of Brie that they were r Updyke of Falls | Before her marriage 0('(1-[ t'l,'" ';“4:[("»\: s \ll-&\ \|‘n||.ur| Crittenden of 13|7: cmptlcd. glm.im m“‘ “« m“my he Old Do i fon Tiont Club was host at a dance Erpert No wonder many a ship des- sent cloth, Catalonia cotton v evening at the clubhouse. The | \rs 3 St > Mrs. Bertha Bergin ghowices the TOHOWINE |gor the 2o 2 i M oand Mrs. €. § N Eevdeitng tined for decp-sea trade was and the Genoese and Floren- B - dunces: |\ : Mrs. Fdward Cross @ p 11th St. N.W. Oahces: a Walter and Miss S. T | Charios Francle, Mre. James Landers | B2 Naxs 0 Palets oyl named for this singular hero. tines brought silks.”” Our e s Buffalo and Toro R = In the dark holds of ships is drawing-rooms arc always an December 3 Miss Andrey Etlen | Fou sburg. tn Cuipeper. i nine e i el el s s of Mr. and : stowed away immeasurcable cducation and a delight—a s dranden £ the eclubhouse S one at !\ E : Sl arz - Mr, = =l S e BE will he In the lardner, son Of Mr. and Mrs e P2 - v loveliness to be exchanged for permancnt cxpasition of the of Mr. and Mrs 3 auditorium of Elks 1 fles Gardner of Takoma Park 5 Mr und Mrs, ¢ have re-| Mr. and Mr wrence Haley Tay- | took place Tuesday evening at the ; i gold. world's apparel for women. turned from a tr Atlant R - of Lincoln, Va.. were guesis last | home of the bride’s parents on South | |+ s " Mrs, William " A week of the latter's er. Mre. Ar-| Fairfax street. The ceremony was t and Mrs. | butus Reed, on North Washington | performed by Rev. Frank A. Killmon p b e D iy Meknadion Chirers o opuiar Liscussion Miss p 3 o ride was escorted by her father, and )m;n”\x iting < Bat wore a gown of white satin trimmed f ‘ : l onian s, Va. has returned to|with iridescent beads and a veil of ! o orse es f 5 : her home In Rosemont for the|tulle caught with pearls. She carrfed | I Winter shower of valley lilies. Miss Loulse Miss Elizabeth Potts is the guest of | Schwarzmann, sister of the bride, clusivel £ Charleston, | Mrs. Hannon Ely in Stafford County. | wa id of honor, and wore 2 gown By Ex y Differens . Va., arrived last week to be the| Mr. Thomas Varney of William and | of rose s She carried Killarney | |, . - i guest of Dr, and Mrs. Frank M. Dil.| Mary College and Prof. Willlam T. | roses. Littls Lvelyn Hebrum was Miss Florence Fitzgerald I TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET lard on_ North Alfred street. Hodges, a_member of the faculty at | fiower girl, and wore a dainty frock of ‘of Miss Margarel Sheridan of Newton. | that school, spent the weelc end with | white silk. Mr. Walter Koones of | Mass., was the week end guest of Miss | the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Washington was best man for Mr. | | \ Evelvn Howard on South Washington | Walter U. Varney | Gard The wedding music was | | i\ THE H. W. GOSSARD CO. rs. Julla Nalls announces the ved by s. Frances [ Miss Mary Lin: riage of her gr: Miss - followed ‘cre- Al - v ey rs. s R. T 2 nony. Later and Mrs g A knowledge of your ov.1 Posev on Thursday. Se r 17, in | left for Savan, » y particular type, and a reali- Washineton \ dress of black satin trimmed with | | | N ? : S. SMITH .. Dav ensack. | Mrs returned Jast | zold a jaded satin hat and lynx furs zation of how to keep it on > 3 ! > : in | weel E r. M After November they will be at | » be. - S % “hapel Cheo- " Hofrman, “{home ‘at the Bardley apartment, S the beauty side of that type, PIANO EMMONS S F v was|companied by Miss Harriet Cl Washington. Among the out-of-town { will ga“-gu;_\rd you flgainst ‘med by the dea v who has now returned home. | guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles | | 3 2 & | DE MOLL i 5 cen. D. D The bride wore | Rev. Thomas Rideout of Virglnia | Gardner, purents of the bridegroom: \ the careless figure — the er trav »sture, and was escort. | Beach was the week end guest of | Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Allen, Mr. and St o ed to the altar by her brother, Mr.|Rev. Hugo Blankenship on Braddock | Mrs. Milton Landvoight, Mr. and Mrs. enemy of attractiveness and John J. or, of this city. Her | Heights. Edward Francls, Mrs. C. L. True, only her sister, Miss| Miss Mary McCaull of Washington |Miss Katherine Harp, Miss Hazel | | { fashion. 12th d G St ts N. W ". Mr. F. A. Sapp_of|has returned homa after a Visit to |Moore, Miss Helen Quinn, Miss Flor- | | { ; an reets IV. . aden, 2 . was best man for Mr.|Miss Minnie Ferren. ence Ladung, Miss Lillian S You Are Cordially Invited 4 Mr. and Mrs. Davis left imme Mrs. Charles L. Adams is back from | 2 Mattie Weir, Mi: = to Attend . dilatelv afier the ceremony for a bridal {a visit to relatives near Boston, Mass. | b Miss Ettie O'Connor, Mrs. trip, which will end in Kenbridge, Va.,| Mrs. J. ewart and Mr. Artly @ ‘Emmett, Miss Georgle ‘Lauer, e e 4 . | 23rd Business Anniversary e SPECIALS spending the Summer in Ohio, were | > swonatie - Banish Forever Next Door Columbia Theater PIANO DEPARTMENT $425 Upright Pianos.... . .$335.00 Miss Helen Reynolds, who will spend All g It ith them S o Superfluous Hair $595 Player Pianos.... s . .$496.00 $700 Small Grand Piulos. = ..$635.00 Va., have by the Traded-in Player Pianos.... ..$250.00 Tricho System Melody Rolls a5 Mclntyre. to Mr. John Lewls (Sole Representative in PHONOGRAPH DEPARTMENT lH: LOUVHE $300 Phorographs 3 ...$100.00 $225 Vocalions . . 4 $69.00 ., son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Alexandria, Wedn Washington) No Pain--No Needles--No Scars 1115 117 F STREET ' Tttt P Traded-in Phorozrap! hs e 5 ‘====——‘ Phonograph Record Albums in Woodstock, by Money Refunded Guarantee TIME PAYMENTS IF DESIRED John Grimm, Mr. and imm and Courtland urned from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Henry in Win- chester r. . ( h irles . Holden left N N SR AT S \ Call or Wr'te for Free Consultation Mock of \11) )rlmrod Mr. Mrs County %";z*.':'b» B ‘ = - Coats Btioa Besule 5 Shosimakies who hn Extraordinary Sale! RICH OUR NEW FURNITURE DEPARTMENT heen the guost of her sister, Mrs, W —for the colder days that are just RFateleg Tables s A 16100 T. Ponton, ha sit friends in olumbus. Ohlo, Lefore going to Dela ahead— Lamps, different tvpes, prlced 1mn Mik 1. D W Hamioter titainaaian: | i Easy Chairs of all descriptions prlced from 2 o G Cauttman, There's elegance in the character of the {,)‘\'r‘il:g ll!zoom Squiltms f o S e e on | soft lustrous weaves which are so fashion- B'edrogom og;‘:tes“f::m Sl These fur coats are smart and clegant. able—and which fashion so gracefully— Windsor Chairs and Rockers from. .. .. ............ 81050 Every new {ur fashion. The most wanted and luxury of comfort is attained in the AND MANY OTHER SPECIALS, INCLUDING DAVENPORT TABLES, celtalatitbe season l @ihefirsibelow fare rich furs which adorn—collar. cuffs, panels SMOKERS' STANDS, TELEPHONE STANDS, LADIES' DESKS, CONSOLE TABLES, 4 MIRRORS, ETC. but a few of those to be had in this sale. andiborderings 1221 Conn. Ave. Main 7792-3-4 A i Bl o, A R ATV inhorn ve *i gies tenee . a » ‘ The Louvre's part has been to assemble ’1(5’;(,“[‘\”{‘\"’],,,,;‘f“, & islt tontrs, 4—BIG FUR CCAT SPECIALS! a variety of the best models—from the D P '-‘."; 'fl""““’"f: e '"“ 4 ” studios of the best makers—and mark them NO e e atin | Bay Seal Your Choice Leopard The Louvre’s modest way— Murphy WV o i . . . — Used upright pianos go MF.and S Lo ol enter- Coats $ Kid Coats $65-00 10 $25().00 ‘ SRS on sale at the astonish- M. S AL C. Bascom, who Methe e " ; 'g;': 3'::':'; :: = N e e R ingly low price of $94.50. e = Northern ] e A Many well known " T s g Y " " AL Brown Caracul |} T makes are represented. i i s Coats En sem bl es e TN Get in early if you want (Russian Lamb) s B a good piano at a big sav- Shampoo . ... .50c for istmmed | For Their Wearability ; ing—every instrument in A 5 . _ o the lot is a bargain at this Hair Dyeing . .. $4.95 Have Your Furs Remcdeled Now _ Fashion has a keen regard for the prac- special price. Hair Bobbing . . . 50c T T tical in Women's apparel—and thus con- e : ; | > Ron il foa v orts eetunnins ti in recognized favor the effecti Marcelle & Bob Curl.. §1 oot RTE N1 Smaraerar Sl th e Luhet In Tomght at 9: 15 WCAP Througll WEAF of N Y. MISS FLEET q i — f tion. TONIGHT—THE NEW ATWATER KENT HOUR Formerls of Woodward & Lothrop ind Liishureh & Brothr A ; In the n modes— s i ¢ We sell and highly recommend the Atwater Kent Radio. Priced from.. ...$80 Garden Rose N - S : new l:vea\?cliw e—chitann i : We deliver and install Radios ready for use the same day you leave A < your order. Beauty Parlor : IFurrier $95.00 to $]95.00 : 1112 H Street N.W. nu“(r{p;;‘osfl:m" 1215 G St_ N.w. Dn"(:pgn site Franklin 2220, Expert Service Martin SRS =