Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1926, Page 18

18 SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1926. SOCIETY. Y. nova. About 50 guests are | and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts will like- | ginia Reed to Mr. James Henry Mar- lenger, daughter of the In! 5. ) A JANUARY BRIDE expected to be In attendance. o b among those present, as will | tin, which will be solemnized in St.|ta Dailenger, P Sl 'i’u:‘r'.r‘\v{ Many of tite foremost correspondents | Mark's Church, Capital Hill, Wednes. | Mr. Josepi Members of the Massachusetts in the city of Washington. day evening ut § o'clock: The rector, Kilby, took place 2 ey Mussachusetts S0 | "irhe list of putronesses and sub-|the Rev. William Henry Pettus. will | evening in the home of the Rev Byrd, formerly of | Seribers to date include Mrs. John B.|officiate. ul Tyler on M e nd k. Wedndsds I | ond. Mrs., Mary Roberts Rinehart,| Mrs. Elizabeth Gatchell and Ler (Continued next ek, Ivediiecdiny: ope - Gorgas, Countess Szchen; daughter, Miss Dorothy Gatchell, of tedi on Mrs. Coolidge Is Receiving Guests by Appointment at White House interesting experionces, which will be | %end, Mr. Ord Preston, Mrs. E. K.| Former director general of the Pa [Chis .—\tternoon‘ 3 ought_out in this lécture, entitled ampbell; Mrs. George Hilly | American Union, M2 Jonn Barrett, s | b bruary 10, at the Washing- 209, N ton! €lub,’ Fitieerith. and K Atcoats k Dent C W, 3209 Nineteenth street have left for : : _— 7 KF commnee o e ot S | Giover, Je? M Vic o Ralemiiny =i o mosncitneies: | [DESIGNERSVAND MAKERS OF of he S R p: p st Mrs. . B S e HLCEEAG e - of the MacMillan expedition last - | ATTRACTIVE DRAPERIES Summer, Comdr. Byrd has had most | Shepherd Wood, Mrs, Laurs cholee selection of materials & | { ) S — ’ » T 1 States N at thelr | Henderson, Mrs. John Hays Ham- = e Rev. Mr. Tyl ity | by experta who ur Naval Flight Toward the | M spont Moffatt, Mrs. | pore, in Atlantle City, | p% SXPOTR RO { North 1 and fllug with |1 Tusch, Col. und Mrs. Richard | for . few . CORNELL WALi. ’PAPER Co. v . 4. h moving plh 5 While onzdr aster, Capt 1 Mrs. Chester . > 2 COOLIGE is recefving 4 nt of her daughter, Eieanor, " Byrd b5 now retied from netive duty | Wells, Capt. and Mrs. Walter Bloedorn The marriage of Miss Louise 11 13th St. N Main guests ut the fu . Arthur L. Lanigan of this| In the Navy, his services ha an | Mr. and Mrs. ward Hood Watson, | » House this afternc 1y, Miss McMurchy is a member . continually 'in - demand in al [ Mrs. Isobel Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. | el uppointment. Mr. « Sigma Kappa Sorority and i < fields Ly the Bureau of Aeronau Ellis Logan, ) A :1 L. White, s Frank W. Stearns | ching school in Minnesota. Mr. | ; Eia I naliri blans to! 160t 4 s | ars. Baith X. ? - e BLIDEE JOC ISl T | £5 < 3 | pendent expedition ino the Aretic | Curtis, 3 <. ‘Stmpson, | an, Mass;, who lon Fraternity, Miss McMurch i 3 regions in the n future. Dancing | 4 carl Mel ) Anita Marie S ery the late oIt Jvilton G 1 will follow the program. Hoggs, Miss ( Breed, Miss Alice | 4 ! - Nas edxansof ““)’ S". Paul | Heaven, Miss B McKinley, News auaiiater: Weshiogton | i Midwinter, batl Miss Julla Scheliing, Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. orrespondent of Seripps-MeRae pa- | £ ¢ B o Woodland Gates, Mrs. Edna Knight et i » ind Mrs. Milton Reed, | etealt Burber wi A ower, are in gre o \rs. . . Miss Fannie Metealt Barber wilt . e g and Miss Josephine Prather, Gen 3 will be 3 ; 2 s n , February £ e - suished 2 3 2 . Mr. John F. Wardman - 5 3 o 2 Mrs, | Manners, ) 3 Winn, Mrs. John | g ¥ 1 P M. Haga ne McComb, . Mrs. Ma Henry Fitch and Mrs. | Hendérson | | | t Mount : George @ X £ 1 } g 2 writer and orator. Cards of invitation have be sued or the ni of Miss | Vir- heliin; who 15 to be accompant able company, all in far will call her box in hon . llnu:vh‘ N o known blay of | o loaned | examples 2 A Letres musical which no § | brought down fre 3 g t1e Holland Shades s will be lat f i . | the De Wolfe na 5 e cronm. eor Il feature the Wilson Sizes up to 38" | iteed 5 g H ollers gua years. . Miss Rowland Druperies, Sin Covers (Shop Prieed f the Decla n 1de i & £ | Pl B inels Hopkinson 5 v o f note and 1‘|‘nl\4\uv‘m!! the 5. Coreoa me ’ wood ¢ N for_ Extimates 4 » lin & Martin Bldg. A many intim. touches will be m as the plan dev Justice anmd Mrs, £ S Mr. and Mme. Price Hosts ST L AT ool , JULIUSGARFINCKEL&C0. ||| vour beau- This unique sating and Minister of 1 e Price mm-:‘v:nn Ju luncheon ve fitting arrangement — an dav in honor of the director general | WASHINGTON . exclusive feature of all the PansAmerican Union, | PARIS tiful shoes. Do new “Arch Preserver™ shops. The oths the Dor i | MRS. CLARENCE H. KLINGLE, . the\’ COHCCHI Washingtu girl who recently becanie the bride of Mr, K | Exceptional Values « ary of the H . | in which city they will make their hom - e foot-aches and The Minister fr - T Mme. 1w e Powell, who has resigned. The invita- | speak o T 3 h | honor at the ¢ Eiv -] tions are limited to members of the| People s o 5 Choice Assortments arch weari- | wegian ening at nd Soctety and the board of Wheeler o|eelan Seckly, Sstitaay T £ | Mewing Fodd and thy bree bl 5 : : ness? For real Dames. e St STERE | o 2o Maxy O Veeder s spending| b oot S il Infants, Small Boys’ and Girls’ comfort—with > guest of ) G man. Jr.. who entertained it i ol - - il beauty —tr~ terday for he Miss | [I)[)ar(,[ ® 2 3 hefore | Lurman presided at the tea el Letose | e Il Arch Preserv- ' e Mr. and Mre. Hyman W -| Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John A. Hull { the Hotel Roosevelt enter d Greatly Reduced are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Louts Lea- | company of 17 young pe — e vitt of New York in The Tou the | theater party Wednesday villa they have leased for the season | young son, Wallace ‘Whitco . 1 - -| at Palm’ Beach celebration of his ninth brithday an TH]} clearance sale offers remarkable — niversary. > L : Mr. and Mrs. John Francls Am e Salues of feniine merini R | nerst Cecil will go to St. Augustine, m:’i;};)‘)[zi(:;'QL»H{';“”‘“{!*-‘ i lution will hold its birthday r it & D tollowing this week for a visit with Mr. - | tton and banquet Wednesdit who, after at tl garden house of the Gra Dodge Hotel. A feature of the eve a8 ning's entertainment will be an It Dresses Coats Hats Rear Admiral and Mrs. Willard [ dian program, i - Brownson, who are spending the sea. [ Bonnin, Mrs. > B. 4 Boys’ Suits Sweater Siits | son at Miami, were among the gue appear it tea yesterduy of Mrs. Ila Atchi. |in Indian costume. Mrs Bonnin wil ‘!L‘l:\l\ - = | Son Watkins, who entertained at the 7 S Also at Two "HAHN" Stores Spentng of ihe Spanish tea garden 733 Pennsylvania Ave. NW. || F STREET CorNER OF 13™ Cor. 7th & K—1207 F St. patent. d a cottage for the rinder of the season. t the new Hotel Beverly « 2 i it the new Hotel Beverly Te e. Phone Franklin 8272 =Y Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. & Franklin Pruntb will come today from their home in York and after a fortnight's| [aney California Fruit it will go to Miami for the remain- r of the s Pound Senoritas a Carral, Annaya 50-60 siz = no, Elguero and Leon Puig| pound o IDC rom Mexico City are in Washington | 40.50 size, - R I P b 4 1 a fe s nd are guest t the | i irace 1“\1..‘ Hotel, During th ‘ij“;“" = %OL Feafll!’mg l ‘ s or tay they have been entertained 3 size, ~ . R : . 2l functions at the Mexi-| pound . —'SL | | Silk Slips in shades 55 . OO [f tometah the Erecta 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. pound ... 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