Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1925, Page 9

AUTO SPEED KINGS | SOCIETY | HERE FOR RACES Seventeen Pilots Begin Prep-}ii"ir"‘-' arations for Saturday’s Contests at Laurel. a darker of green. | carried Sweetheart roses. {velvet of She The shade (ids were Miss | Herndon and | vwrence, and they re orgette made similar to | kirt trimmed | brid | | with { pastel blue jor peach i | r ribbon and carried Sweetheart roses and delphin- um Mr. Ralph T White of | | with | Ben of the | brocade | ifter the | for il | | v fox fur and a | v and | of M. | Ruedin of | were married f the bride's | Yar Au comb street emony rted and given in | @ wore |on _each side of the front panel had (Continued from Eighth Page) | | chiffon on the skirt, about the neck- ] THURSDAY, OCTOBER 99 1¢ * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. berg, Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Edward B. Melgs, Mrs. Gerrit Miller, Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, Mrs. W. H. Mose: Mrs. Eugene Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Redding Willlams, Capt. and Mr cob Wood. Dr. Carpenter's second lecture will I 'be tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. His subject will be “Recent Chinese History."” Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Sheldon of To ledo, Ohio, are at the Hamllton Hotel for a short stay. made ready for occupancy. With Miss | Dodge s her sister, Mrs. wnor D. Pusey, who will remain at Wardman Park Hotel until the middle of Novem- before returning New York City. Miss Dodge and Mrs. Pusey are daughters of the late Gen. Dodge. of honor and had a gown of blue taf- feta made with tight-fitting bodice and bouffant skirt falling open down the front over a panel of lace ruffles, and vs of hand-painted flowers. She a bandeau in her hair and car- ried an arm bouquet of tea roses. Little Miss Jessie Douglas Thatcher of Columbus, Ohio, cousin of the bride, as flower girl and was in flesh color chiffon trimmed with ruffles of the n interesting social and literary bup attended the lecture on *Chi- nese Leaders” given by Dr. Boyd-Car- penter at the Cosmos Club Friday aft- | ernoon. Dr. Carpenter was introduced by Mrs rd Alblon, who rec with Mrs. Boyd-Carpenter and Mrs. | Rowland Dyer. An amusing conver- sation in Chinese was held by Mr. Charles Denby rpenter at |=— line andfon the sleeves. She wore a bandeau of ribboh flowers in her hair ried a basket filled with sweel- and Mrs. W. Bruce Drinkhouse ton, Pa.. have come to Wash nd are at the Hamilton Hotel it. iwin Pierce Newman was best man. Mrs. Messer, mother of the bride received with the wedding party after a costume of crepe hea ade in tunic t and bordered with brocaded chifs fon velvet Later in the evening M:. and Mrs. lin started for their wedding trip, the latter traveling in a dress of cini mon brown chs mmed with dull gold and a smal velour hat of the same shade edged with xold. They will be at home after November 15 at Chatham Courts Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. George and Miss Jessie Thatcher of Columbus, Ohio, and Mr. Joseph Crettin of Iaiti Schwartz—Ladies’ Tailor Ready-to-Wear Dresses Formerly 829 14th St. NEW ADDRE: 1727 L St., at Conn. Ave. Around the corner from the Mayflower Hotel h » are deeply in e questions. Among those who | Mrs. Guy! D. A Admiral |and Mrs. Capps, Mrs ard, Admiral and M | Chirles M. Ffoulk 7772 T 7272, Doan Oynthia, Motber 22222 P27 Z7 272 7T TR T T 77, Coats and Frocks Mr. rive on m - their and Mrs. the wed will make thei Seventy-second street, New York City Wonftn's City Club_to n that express onc's idea n Ton of propriety and person ality. and drama se ¥ Club will u e at the clubhouse ! Lyons | re in | ovel features will} Py ~SHOP BEST WORK | -Hannia dhop/ X Siadliibi sic Women's giving a progr this evening. M nd Mrs. Patrick ! CITY CLUB BUILDING e — —you will find here always. Repair Remodeling, Redyeing FURRIER ing, Special price WOLF e ANorHeRr JTvie My centering all Saerson SHoE THIRTEEN-FIVE eves on vour The “Thais™ ! e m\&“\q& op R medium or short vamp i »@ or patent leath )peras with high spike r baby Spanish heels. S10 Stop T SEREE Your vanity case holds no more lovely beauty than this exquisite style NOUVEAU 932 F St. 1235 G Street N.W. 191 ble. Ever store, Satins, Gold La Metallic 1 tail value to $S10 722722 L7702, Hats for every occasio styles of exquisite soft ms. mushroom cloches with novelty kid bz rrapin Prince: effects of n ing. Oakwood. Gray. Black. P iIDA WALTERS Adjoining Metropolitan Theater Sale—Newest Felt and Velour Hats! Friday and Saturday only. Un usual purchase makes this possi- including large brims, including large head sizes. Epinard 2reen. VANITY CASE™ PUMP In Patent or black velvet HAT SHOP . Destined to be the rage within a week ry hat in X WATTERS @HOES SHOPS Velvets, ce and {ats. Re $7.50 $4 1337 F Street N.W. n, in smart, snug-titting ness, in small off-face . side rolls, turbans and Trimmed 1etal, metal laces, stitch- Sandalwood. Copper. TLuster. Eon L m encil Exguisite Furniture Moderately Priced ful as well as orname day requirements. est and best outputs of the IGHT you have the oppor- tunity to buy a mag- nificent fur coat for the price of a cloth i garment. Ni now signs in furniture and to prices. GEORGE PLI Painting, Paperhanding, 1325 14th St There’s the reason why Washington buys its furs from Bertram Cohn Co. l IVING ROOM and parlor furniture must be use- i We have unpacked parlor and living room sets of furniture that represent the lat- It will be a pleasure to us to show you these new de- FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ONLY To Commemorate Our Sixth Anniversary We feature: BARRIEMORE OPERA PUMPS WITH CUT STEEL BUCKLES ntal to meet the present- Usual Price is $15.00 finest furniture factories. quote you the moderate Extended Payments 1f Desired T CO., Inc. Upholstering, Draperies Main 4224 Black Patent Leather, Black Satin, Black Velvet Choice of five Buckles High or low spike Heels All Souls’ Uni| urch, Sixteenth and Harvard tomorrow morning at 11 Luncheon will be Served at Mrs. George Oliver Tenney will| Miss Frances L. Goodrich of A leave Washington Saturday to spend | ville, N. C., will tell of he the Winter in Florida with her sister, |in réviving the art of weaving in the 1 Krockow of New York | mountain homes of North Carolina, !at Women's Alliance of streets, o'cluck 1106 G Street .N.W. “ Jhe House of Fashion™ A Two-Day Sale of Women’s and Misses’ COATS Made to Sell for $69 to $95 $ 59 2 ‘The most fashionable fabrics—luxuriously fur trim- med. Friday and Saturday. . Hundreds of Other Coats S35 to SIS0 | of Fashionable Frocks _ 25 TOP COATS Pla Special “”’.I I.”' j HYI,I ‘ 3 ‘. $25 Two-Day Sale For afternoon, st Made to sell Satins, 1 evenir for $20.50 to $3' silks Friday and Saturday 200 Hats of Felt, Velvet, Velour R THESE DRESSES ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY Two-Piece and One-Piece Dresses $8,95 crc(é::,“;a?it.xsilkaD:f}:ffss.1k.$ 1 2'95 Balbriggan, Jersey and Flannel 315 6.95 FRIDAY [.£ . Cunningham Co. 314-16 7th St. N. W. Continuing! QOur Sale of = value ONLY NEWFALLCOATS If you recall—only last week we held a most unusual sale of dresses, which were the talk of the city. Now we are hold- ing a sale of Coats which will command the attention of every woman who hasn’t bought one yet. Nearly all women are acquainted with our method of doing business—that is. to TAKE SMALL PROFITS AND SELL QUICKLY, not failing to always uphold QUALITY. You'll find Coats in this sale that are worth much more—they’re typical of the Cunningham Quality hly embellished with expen- sive furs—carefully lined. and such tailoring as only to be found in Coats worth L4~ double our price. | p\ /. A1l Sizes izes for Small Women, 13, 15, 17 Sizes for Larger Women, 48. 50, 52 And Regular Sizes Fabrics Needle Weave Montibello Veluna Brytonia Lustora Velverette Kashane And Others Colors Tanager Sandalwood Queen Bird Plum, Brown Rosewood Brick, Black Chocolate Gracklehead New Fur Effects Nutria, Squirrel, Fitch, Fitch-dyed Opossum, Select Manchurian Wolf, Fitch- dyed Mandel, Cicuna.