Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1926, Page 64

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Rohert Douglas of = X Mr. and Mrs, Hinman enter Dr. Shreveport. La.. and Mrs, €. C. Coates tained a1 dinner day. when their o e york City were week end | 4 gaests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerns| Mr. Frank Hill. Mr. Sterling Bonor of Miss Elsie Pnlmer Brown. pors eeoll, Mo _leotie . Lane: whose marris Miss Roberts Reynold Williams, Mr. / Roberts, mother of the ho st- 3 George Camphell and Mr. William P. Woolls. Mrs. Allen "“"" to Western Maryland College. West- Miss Janet Brown. Miss minster, after spending several weeks #ossphine Grees Cadet Binan Allen lonee. 1d, of 1 0 daughter, Elsie Pal i . 4 spent the paxt week end with m- L e Walker Hoborts ents, Mr. and Myw K. A, Jones, on oA March o'elock. in the ! 5 retirned from Kort Plerce, Fla.. 3 o % I - ¥ = 4 el o% ‘Honse At 1811 T : where they spent the past three | : 3 3 d f h C S w1 Ofi 1 Friends Sleetinz Tion ' o e ' | | 4 ‘ ,500 Yds. of High-Class Silks Will Be Offered at spent the weekend with his mother. - g Pthe music section of the ameron | | 5 " “Loom to Wearer” “Loom to Wearer Mr. and Mrs J. Sidney i % Gk ’ Thorpe and Mr. and Mrs. Richard | . et 1 Dawkine . All Weaves ° Your Choice Blaine Elkins has zone to, Co. | Mrs. Daniel W. Sublett enteriained Per Yd. Values SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MARCH 21, 1926—PART 2. §Miss Mary Hunt Reberts enter 3 S M ek I brother, . Roberts, will | ¥ o Fedder, My, Goorge Bava, ed in receiving. The others as § % Duts | lnc. _ / - : Phone Main 8306 Kemper. Miss Yargaret ! J _ ; with her parents recuperating from Mr. and Mrs Thomas Janneq | son ‘of Mrs nd the late Mr SR street, Washingron Mrs Uhlr. on North Wash 3 . § Cluh Wednesday afternoon in her e Manday evening at her home on Duke 40 & 42 Inches $2.98 to $4.98 3 DAYS ONLY ma Reed, Miss Mary Hendricks, Mrs. @V@’@c 7" \,?, '®'\= @ @' (/\n . Miss Gertrude § i A i . Mise Lucille Powell, Mr. Everett Mid-March Bride Y, Y N ’&, Y, & ,.!;\/. 7 ) Kelley, Mr. Albert Scheoni, Mr. Lewis @ = falned at tea Thursdav afternoon in = Carroll, Mr, Leslfe ¢, take place Saturday. Mrs. Walter { . ;. Kelley. Mr. Joseph Ca were 2 idney Smith. Mr Miss Catherine Parker has returned 1114 G St N w o 1N VY. Miss Elizabeth Warwick and A savere titne Brown have issued invitations for the Chariotte Hall Military Academy Walter <. Satnrdav evening. | 3 Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Garnett have | Mr. John Lloyd Uhler of Pittsburgh 3 Mrs. Frank 7T. King enteriained | home on Prince e B > From From s, g Us 8. A o 2 5 ; Street se # surprise birthday party ;s : i i - . ; Wide for AMr. Subleti. Miss Marla Brown Miss Ruth Brown and Miss Maude 3 e hack from a Rrown. sisters of 1he host it friends in Martins 1 The guests were Mr. and M bure, W. \a —— il : Purvis, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mr. Harry Be who has been li S 4 N 3 Tacobu; Mr m:“,-« Alexandria f he past year, % h as Blake, Mr. and Mrs 2 OR : VIS R - o olor has returned to Philadelphia, where 3 SR A el oos $2.98—40-in. CREPE INPRIME. gorgeous assortment of colors. L nake his home : s 2% 1 Mr. and Mrs, Harry A. lLeake, Mrs. . Milton Grigs of the U m\v‘l‘-ll:i . ¢ 3 €. W, Wood, Mrs. W. H. Williamson. £4.49—40-in. NOVELTY CREPE FAILLE. rich two-tone efiects. + staved over the week en Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Mabel Allensworth andp; ts. My, and Mrs. A Mis: o rown, Miss . . i = o 5 3 = . ey = 5 genipmens Al SR . . fiss eheth. Brown, Mi ‘Mr\’i'i‘—i ‘ £4.20—40-in. HEAVY PROCHE CREPE. choice colors and black Meade Jofferson and | 3.DAYS ONLY myer. Brown. Miss Olive Willfamson, Alta Willlamson. AMiss FKtta Wood \ B . . . - » . . . Iy Sacome: Je MY, Witson Davie: M1 e | 180 81981200 SATIN MOROCCO CREPE. Spring shades and black. Tuesday g. April 6, at the Ol : s s 4 A *. Shirley Leach W 5 g < . 5 < Span Pominion Bo e o " man. Mr. T. ‘aughan and Mr. | | RW R, \ K398 —40in. SILLK AND WOOI, CREPES. excellent colors and hlack. Judge and Mr: I ¢ 1"\“:1:5‘ > Harry A. Leake, |r. ‘ who were in Florida for severa; wee s " ‘apt. and Mrs, Georze W. Jofferson & = ®3.20—40- A1CH SATIN CREPES. snlendid colors and blac now are cisiing in nn‘(»},-'n.m.q”“.\w‘ N sr il ind M Georse W, dellersun | e MALCOEM: MCBONAED: K3.2 10-in. RICH SATIN CREPES, splendid col and black. Rarley will shortly return (o Alexan. | the marriage of their daughter. Miss Rride of March 15, who, hefore mar- : AT (CRTEPEE 3 dria_anc dge’ F e o Furith A, Jdefferson. to Mr. Edmund riage, was Miss Geraldine Gardes of K2.98—10-in. HEAVY FLAT CREPE, good color range and black Blacksburg, \ hiece for aiyper e . Woelpar. son of Mr. and Mre. B F. West Falls Chureh, Va. bakiieen acting anilemal ACvOr 0| < Woelper. jr.. of Baltimore. in the pany making eys of co: S, N o 3ni ‘hurch South O linree| oS EAGel S i i nirtioth street, tuns annoneed | YOO, SRRCERST, CONAD Sl e Laver an informat danee E0E Dol IRICURGRE S Hdward Burrows, Jr. 16, Rev, Or Willlam 8. Hammiond | hefdl in the Howa! of Mv, and Mo in Asheville | — Clting v « from o vadioc Mrs. Lawrence (ihson | T8 and M T Brockwell Mrs, tervie has lefr for her | "Miciatinz. A number of friends from W. I Werner on Braddock 11 A visit | back from a visit Telatives "in | home in’ Nortolk after . viet (6 reta. | Baltimare accompanied the enuple tn M. Franees I Hohenstein and @C P )N ., Waller Barrett Chapter. | _will he hosts at 1 dance K3.R0—A0-in. CORDED CREPE FAITLLE, high colorings and black. her home in Crozet. tives here Richmond. px here Lena Hungerford is back from | Mre. William Lewis Packa vl Miooand Mrs. Thomas Alexander to Mrs. John ('Leary at Co-{ has heen the guest of Mr. and Mrs . who have had an apartment in | Tonial Beach Alexander Hamilton Sands in Rich. | Washingtan for the Winter, have re. | Mrs. Frank Johns entertained at a | mond. is visiting her father. Mr. | opened their house on Braddock st. Patrick’s day party Wednesday | William Fowle Brookes. on Prince Heights i evening street, hefore returning to her home | Miss Cornelia Skinner of Marshall, | Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Martin have re-| g,y Va., is the guest of her hrother and | turned to their home in Richmond Ada Virginia Finnell and My, | sister-inaw. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. after a visit to the former’s uncle | Willlam Edward Jannett were mar | Skinner and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.!ried Wednesday. March 10. in the Miss Anna Johnson of Proctor. Vi.. Martin, home of the bride. Rev. John W. {s visitinz Mr. and Mrs. J. R. John. ! Mrs. Wiiliam Burton of Fredericks- | Briggs officiating. Miss Lucile Jan- son. wno also had as their guest for burg is the guest of Mrs. Ernest W. | netr, sister of the bridegroom. was< the weed end Mr. Oswald Sandin of Ford. Mr. Ford is the guest of his| maid of honor. and Mr. Charles . Washin n ister, Mrs. Emma Clark. in West: | Mijichell attended Mr. Jannett as be Mrs. Harry Priesi entertained over. \Va man. After a short wedding=trip My, newly anized sacfal eluh Thursday Miss Elizabeth Clark of Boston is!and Mrs. Jannett will make their evening in her home on Duke street. | pending several months with her|phame temporarily with the formerX The ather members present were My nd sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. | parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. Jan nd Mrs. Colton Maore, Mrs. Dafsy | “lark. nett. on Mount Ida se. Mrs Florence Kellev. 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Chi where they have heen for the n three wears. | the guests of Mrs, Cox's| m A. Moncure, | of Lexington. \'a has returned to her home after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Henry O'Bannon Cooper. Mrs. John Tavlor Lewis of Rich mond, during the week. was a_guest of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W, Schneider, on North Columbus street Mrs. ie Hauer left last week for Los Angeles after a visit to her son and daughter-indaw. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Hauer. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Hunt have | “” returned to their home in Portsmouth i visit to the former's sister. Mr. and M Harry L. Severn. Miss Andrey Hunt. | who has been iwith Mr. and Mps Savern for several weeks, left to visit relatives in Burbank, Calif Mr. ard Mrs. Joseph I[.. Warder ware hosts at bridge Friday eve Miss Margaret Baylis County is the guest of Miss "v'ua Dove Miss Agnes Fairfax entertained in- lly Tuesday evening to celehrate irthday anniversary. The guests Miss Katherine Fairfax. 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