Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1925, Page 57

SOCIETY. : SOCIETY. Tuxedo’s Annual Ball Held We‘*";“j,f;f;g};‘:j:';ubuc' Smartest Event of Season /.t nowe . i DE M - PIANO EMMONS OLL ter’s duughter, Miss Be: \1@ ;)rfuwr AND Piias, of Riaw, Yotk Former Hecetary -0 = DE MOLL URNITURE CO. S. SMITH Horse Show Becomes Problem in o BV : 12th and G Streets N. W. New York Socfety to Greet Debutantes—Annual |of War. The wedding will take place Of speclal inte is the news thru. at the home of the bride's parents, Autumn Program. Ar. and Mrs. Joseph W. Valiant ¢ ard Annapolis, S 4 5 the eng: of their 4 - z ol which the Cits of Iloboken mow | daughter, Miss Julla Wirt Valiant, to See Our Duo-Art Advertisement in the Rotogravure, Back Page, Tusedo's annual | stand: Midshipman Charles Carroll Dunn 7 Second Section, Sunday Star " " The wedd ake in June 31, the rtest | o noted families, who have been A st BT debutantes of the coming | ciety life of New York fe ‘nerations, > - S hest el 5 % Steeq. | class at the Un: 2 first a | Wil be united when Miss Louisa Steed Rl et ) n. This 3 man Wilson becomes the bride of | o 2 g tin o be held | David A. Turnare. The announce- | of the dain : g 23r uslness nnlvel sal f the villas inst f the|ment of the ensagement was nade Mok it \a < . £ it promises to be an unusual- | recently by Mr. and Mrs. | i E 4 . = . flalr, with more debu-|Thornton Wilson, from their home Lo 2 : S was the center of the charm and cul- 52 3 ] e ‘)v}’uj.y‘:}vu.u, ,\n“q\_\\mm is theiy .‘1‘\.“1.‘.1..;5\:](_”. ture of the early life of the Navy at b § AT S e s Il O O reac iate | Annapolls. His daughters were fa A ] Miss Kath | s 3 150 West Fitty-ninth | OUS for their : and beauty. E 4 £ 4 % ' b . i 1 1 is the son i Wi e ot e g e et | ¢ | A : , PIANO DEPARTMENT Ntiion s Witken | 16tone ot e o oatladr EndbmLt e | BveiotiDaver, » ; i £ $425.00 Upright Pianos. .. .. rs. I 3 Is in society. who has had an | agee & : 5 g $595.00 Pnyer-l’iunnl S part in the social life of the|ppter 4 " 4 g . 5 i fece daughter of Mr. and A A ert | vounger set since her debut. Her| LDfough _his : 370000/ SmalliGrandi Bianas Walker. Miss Walke A - | fiance, a Princeton mar 1a World {f“ deacendad o, ey Truded-in'Pllyer-Pilnm daughter Mrs War veteran, is now studying for the b 3 4 . Upright Pianos . .. e T e R R Mar : g L PHONOGRAPH DEPARTMENT r;-l‘w’f\: w a1 dance at their home | the Jeading New Y milies. ~ She | g Sl ¢ i £ o / § ! $300.00 Phonographs s " 30, 1 s | Lady Michael Herbert of London, ind | K0 e o 3 $125.00 Vocalions Mr. M. Orn i Lo tally u 2 Traded-in Phonographs . ... oo . 0 nderbilt, v Miss : y % o ; - J i TIME PAYMENTS IF DESIRED. e Vanderbilt, Mr t W, G £ 8 < 3 1 £ R. ‘Thornton Wilson and Mr. . . an to Mr. 2 Wilson, jr 3 W % fil ranparents ez inaf ey Eanel 0 : , L 3 " v OUR NEW FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Mrs. iard T. Wilson, | Was v having been Mis Mellissd | SN e ; s G - : . Gateleg Tables Stoi S st $18.00 Ga Her nd —_— £ . . other's side were the| Dr. and Mrs. Henry Florence Mess . L L Lampes, different types, priced from et $16.00 T T ey == = Chass lofisllidescriptionsipriced from: - .- .- ... (S0 . Miss Helen Catherine Dwy MKS. ROBERT ROEBLING, D R S ral rles | Mr. Russell William Howells of | Who, with her husband, the son of Mrs. Arthur O'Brien, has just returned ining toom = tes G . of Charleston and | this city. from their wedding trip, made aboard a yacht and have opened thelr house, Living Room Suites from. oo cee < | EAZSUcaty placelor NOTIVIBLGE. Bedroom Suites from . .$250.00 Windsor Chairs and Rockers from 5 s .. $10.50 b <helby Rile of Washington Pay Tribute to Memory g n AND MANY OTHER SPECIALS. INCLUDING DAVENPORT TABLES, Of James Whitcomb Rlley‘ iving ar 2 . ewo:m,kg' ;LAVDR. TELEPHONE STANDS, LADIES' DESKS, CONSOLE TABLE « ¥ & MIRRORS, ETC. shington v 1 g Mrs. Wilson s alsc t-n I.A o L] 2 - e to be used.|of Mrs. J-.hq‘ Chi : M, v\‘f”“) Voteless™ D. C. Leag’uc Hasket Derby, ard Ol . . roblem. | of Boston, iy, e of| Invited to Reception. Howard Stock- | iR i a cousin of the| Mrs. Geor Ricker, president of am Lawrence, | the Voteless Di rchuse | League of Women V !l The Little Playhouse was uscd last | was 2 member of ! invitations to the £ is fresh. | @ r nd joined |t e e e e e T ————— Listen-In Tonight at 9:15, WCAP, Through WEAF, of N. Y. > the Royal Navy. For the t activities for few vears he has spent much time in with Mrs. Rick Tonight starts the third Sunday Evening Broadcast of the New ATWATER KENT HOUR. The feature Artist of tonight will be a Victor Artist— LOUISE HOMER Howert We congratulate the Atwater Kent Radio Co. on securing this great artist for this occasion and we know our friends and the public will enjoy every minute of the Recital. We Sell and Highly Recommend the ATWATER KENT RADIO Priced From $80 We deliver and install Radios ready for use the same day you leave your order. rece bassy Club for their e 7 e | Other Matrimonial Events Hotel Bilt re Sur « nber and 2 ina ¥ They will be | Assistant o o S ST ST | i 1, e of suntn o Furniture Buyer [ 0 | L I . Mrs. Wiliam £, |Bf The Hecht Co. nd on the Pacific me here Tromes Towon | ston. Du : In promoting our Assistant Buyer to relius Vanderbilt | Henrietta ( 1 paried at ; e that of Buyer of Lamps and House ntz, the bride, formerly re- | Blevden i Furnishings, the position is made but has made her ho Suter, chairm: e advisory | ; . N . b sev cil of the District of Columbiz | vacant £ Assistant Furniture Buyer. that cit peak on he District Needs : ake their | Future Legislation.” Be Sure to See DeMOLL’S GUARANTEED FURNITURE Moderately Priced e i Hile it = i The position pays a very liberal er. She was mann i s Mis. Berliner Honor Guest .\t\\‘lar). besides Sfiermg ()prortumlt) j”:i happy Of Miss Kent at Luncheon ) advancement uc to the cenlarge fatilities of our furniture department. will be a A int “A Fete in the G, and they were - as possible, o-| one child of the marraige, a boy Mrs. Jennic O. Berliner was the : AT ‘r(‘n]l‘wrl e d. l\v;;)mr gn;\\l at luncheon last week 1{1 > Versailles what it was, ; s e e entoraty o Applications will be considered in ouls XY and Touis XVT | e weekcs' 4t attend the polo | occasion bein in celebration of M. writing only, addressed to Mr. H. H. ikmers Wi | Who el : s ol SO 5 Levi, Vice-President, The Hecht Co. o announcen It was their inter p ettt et et et et et et et et ot ot and Mr de Aguil o v ’ g0 came surprise P - NESTLE for mo announcement of th " who | ment had been' made. The v LANOIL wrence | took place in the Mu A « Permanent Waving Len [ o Clintor | 15 Curla Joseph H. Fri . | s el ce | Chappell, ) rry Payne Whit-| son of ederick Kendrick of $7~00 ney | this cit upstead. He and his | ter in Aiken, | rominent in the | 1417 F Strect N.W. Opposita Washington Hotel News 7 T at s ard of Ca Forn LY ! | ’5 William Rosendorf CREATOR OF FUR FASHIONS FOR OVER 20 YEARS $13.50 to Gage Trimmed Satin and Velour Hats $10.00 On Monday we offer a fine assortment of stylish Gage Hats, fashioned of satin and velour, in dress and sport styles that will please the woman that is locking for a fine Rat'at a popular price, All the most wanted From the prospective purchaser's first call all through styles and colors to choose from, e Of‘bfllty Binlofia Lncohl el ey LB our responsibility as authorized Lincoln dealers to be i New Al'.l'l\ als of | of the most intelligent, yet unobtrusive service; to N Boutonnieres and make the buying and operation of your car an experi- Ay’ Corsage ence free from regret. Whether or not you at present (<) consider the purchase of a fine car, we will always 49¢, 93¢ to $5.00 deem it a pleasure to display the Lincoln's points to A large and varied selection of the most popular flowers : you, to show you the most recently designed body now worn for Evening or chic Boutonnieres for wear with Furs types, and to demonstrate the car’s performance when- is here awaiting your selection. Included are Gold and Silver Roses, Large Silk Poppies and Roses, Gardenias large and ever and wherever you may decide. small, Chrysanthemums, Small French Clusters, etc., in the newest Autumn colors now in demand. White Felt Hats for Palm Beach and Miami : ; $5.95 to $10.95 . B For the woman going South we offer a choice selection of 3 ; a the newest styles in White Felts and Velours, at a big saving p A . A I over what these hats sell for at Florida and other Southern orts. Included are numerous styles of the Catalina Sport hats, as well as several styles from Gage and others, to suit the Miss, Young Woman and Matron. e have too many fur coats on hand for this season of the year— and to reduce our stock quickly we offer you yalues extraordinary this week on about 200 stylish gar- ments in the most popular furs for this season. E bRl s S SR Y SEN T ol I i S S Y ¥ Nestle Lanoil Permanent Wave Whole Head $1 0.00 No Kinks, No Frizzes R o Hudson Seal Coats is dyed muskrat.) Re- M Chokers 88 L Marmot Coats and g ceptional beaxuty $ Fox 1 On sate, this 14 Scarfs K ORI 90 che s Natural Dark Muskrat Coats —of the best Northern skins. Trimmed and plain models. On saie, = this week OnlY, @teeeses neces. i in Marcel Waving, Shampooing, Manicuring, Sealp Treatment, Water Waving, “acial Massage, Shingle Bob- Expert Fur Remodeling Special moderate charges on all re- modeling during the month of October. Take pride in the appearance ilngidianoitis mentiicl§Oions of vour hat A =hampoo and niarcel will worlk wonders Dorothy Coffey Beauty Shop Open Until 9:30 PO 1123 14th St. N.W. Franklin 10141 CREERON || WARFIELD MOTOR COMPANY Phone Main 2080 1132 Connecticut Avenue N.W. 614 Twelfth St. N.W. Furrier pun % Marin 1215 G St. NoW 5,005 “ i;) T T T R % 0™ Ye GPP OO IO I PP PO O P00 0000000000000 000000000 000000 000000000000 000000000000000004 IPEDEDEE Bt BE BT B EED B B ED B FHODENEER BSOSO E0 B R S R S S S E 0 E S R S R D R e R R e R R S RS S oS o e