Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1926, Page 20

20 SOCIETY. ] THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1926. SOCIETY. ]bulea of Paris, France, who have been | Frank R. Jelleff of Washington. TO VISIT IN ST at the Willard for several weeks, hav- (and Mrs. Jelleff occupied the cottuge WES ng come to Washington to attend tho | last Summer and hecame real lovers S Pan-American Red Cross_conference, |of the North Shore life. ecla ale will leave today for their Long Isi £ - home, where the count will recup: Mrs. R. E. Potter is entertaining at { il from 4 serious illness he suffered since | 2 bridge luncheon for 16 at the Con- 0 F arriving here. . gressional Country Club tomorrow. n r'me Furmturc 5 e ! Price alone would be a poor incentive unless 3 . 3! d 5 Mrs. fisil Gordon of Baltimiore and | Miss Dena Quintard has returned i s e entive unless you Mrs. Coolldge md Mrs. Dawes Atter de % : A Miss Virginta Gordon, daughter of | from . and is visiting her are getting real quality furniturc. \We offer the K & Mrs. Wilmer Biddle of P wdelphin | grandmothe . Alexander R. Shep 3 and Baltimore, will safl for New York | herd, in Somerset lnfrh(st gr: .u[( merchandise. Private Opening of Horticultural e b S i Ha P : ; main abroad unt ober mong those present a forma Society at Noon Todav. L . S s R e Selid Mahogany Secreiaries Y 9 v g , 1 o Nr.Constantin Brun, Danith Sale Price, $63.00 to $166.50 = : g (LA Attorney General A. 18, COOLIDGE. Mrs. Dawes, | home during the Winter, Qu 3 4 . Lo imer; Mr. Jose ""‘\'{."l;'*’v‘y;'l ———U Bolateri Renair e shortly sxpect to spend thé|f0r | . pholstering, Repairing, Refinishing corth and sever. ! fof Summer blossoms have heen uscd | Al secre 4 i Summer e returning: in. the nal e th | in the house and the bridal vlwu-lv_ B \ Fall B > 8 e stand in the large bay windo v of 3 & o *all. o metione e Tk S l B 5 he \H[\in.\\y:m v | the drawing room. The Rev. l. s Dy s, ldward Arthur Bal- | whom had guests. ega' Yos. rom resident and of! s 3 | . pierce willofficiate and « e : ch rds to announce ; Mre. | Virginia Wedding Attracts 1232 14th St. (14th and N Sts.) tended the fori ening a | orel E - % f g view of the . 2 | ¥ s Balloch Bremdy, to Mr. Will Attention Here and Elsewhere, Phone North 1742 B ibty at moon foday In the 1 n e x " relety at noon t oy ] & t 2 % k ’-K’}_‘,\ v"l. }"‘r““ t place fn W itiful and interesting wedding No Connections A o crepe fashioned | ¢ . Lkibiacy | oo piace in the Ureshyterian Church We Trade Under the Name of Segal Bros. Only tomorrow rnoon 1 e for ¢ ¢ bodice and a > o i e rere RN at Lucketts, Va, at noon - Sunday, e 3¢ dhe oY srected for | b < i =S { fger'sh n-|June 6, _A'. ss Lillie o1 B i i A, The | s R H L ¥ 1o ationd the 160th annk Bruce of Washington and Mr. Arthur asylum is celebrating its 130th anni-| (2100 S alivg . oM iEh 4 ;‘. ehr _u...'x{..'( |||A,mu|u. - | Chapman Adair, son of \n- and Mrs. E 3 streamers waline f x trom eac o which her g ent-gred il g | the brim, and will e E ; grandfather, J 1 (Contini e alibut the: (mel 08 e 8 ote shower bouquet of bride roses an . i was one of 1 War. The home is to m it : ¥ return to Washington braska avenue and Loughborough | ! : : : L ska avenue and Toushborough | Tyj. " iagar Newton ¥ 3 . Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. John R0aM; iwnere it 18 40 S matron of honor g u o ] Tyler, nephew and niece of Mr. and 4 the children ohsts of) T OFehid: ghorgotic o A § | Mrs. Avmat, will arrive b Washing- | | Domestic Hollnd ¥ once having Mrs. Madis ed like that of the brid Lo b » 4 v toif June 15 to visit My. and Mrs >reside s rector, durin, 3 a ; . colors a President e ,'\J l\‘:“” S | carry a colonial bouquet e é ¥ Armat, lotie; hetr home; on | Sile) Cov a e ;m 75: which time she ga 1 ald Sullivan r 5 7 the edge w( Rock Creel Park | furnitir Igian linen. Yard < Senor and Senora de Riano Host. to Dinner Guests Toni K B - poel mutchoesd b 2 M ? Nt Dalin & Martin HllL The Ambassador of paiy B i s \ Li > bt e v y - % @ : fo : T 4 { =— New Fashions in senora de Riano will enter Jisies: e < i pany of 3 t dinner this ¢ R Lieut. Gorde Pex will formn the embassy. 1 rers, under couple will pass Mrs William M. Jardine, wife of the S & " : . % 3 | q I;! Secretary of Agriculiure, who Ends) .. Nesbit, sister of the bride, will & s % i ; summer rrock time S " w E blue crepe de chine b . . [ o | .thm!‘ W. Va,, F: v pink nd ma » flowers, - % At a tea given yesterday _— ' g Reinhard mother of the 4 % % . 1 S e Genius has designed temipting models, £ino by wives 4 ngiters 5 S n, will wear a gray sown| | 3 an old-fashioned bouquet Ll lavished with unique embellishings, in Springs her two 5 follow for the 4 g ; 5 & ‘rocks fo! ing se: daughters, Miss Marlan Jardine and | oo ‘ing 60, who will also . 4 : TO ers ‘ Frocks for the outing se: Miss Ruth Jardine. The Se . he ceremony. The bridal \ 2 ¥ % 2 2 ¢ Sports Frocks for the had planned joining his famil | couple leave after that for a 3 Py 3 ? : 4 i sl s | Ston, Mrs. Reinhar - Wednesday: Special SR el el will be unable to | motor rs. Reinhardt o e . 2 traveling cos! » of navy Mrs. James J. Davis, wife of the ’ cadnoRes. | % o . v | Secretary of Labor, and their ¢ (i 9 ‘,‘)".‘ e e | - — An Exceptional Group of D Erocks for the o 3 i They will sail Jun | ress Frocks for the fes will leave tomorrow for Mooseheart, | ¢ B LT where Lieut. Rein = | 3 occur cach day. HIL., where they will remain until Oc- | 3o08 B0 PR Aonea for about | b { tober. The Secretary Will remain i} preq years MISS BARBARA BOSS LOWERED )‘HIFFON i e : - Charming Crepes and Prints—ecach con Washington the greater part A ? Summer, probably joining his fa 4 ican Mini l‘lfim‘\l\.’ l:)m:,l r:ulm‘m- of lln;:hmi,\mn ww;*wl!: s to Visit Newport. accompany her rdath McNaughton, to her home roil sistent in type and tone with its particula gon@shortigesion. i o Fobert Woods Bliss, United |{or 8 sit. \u« Naughton is a daughter of Mrs. Charles S. McNaughton of + ~ i o ol z g Representative and Mrs. Thomas W. | B o eden, anil Drs | DEBVIL. R i : AND RE Ph ROCKS motif—presenting creations that are capti Phillips have as guests at their ho! . jen. and Mrs. — I 5 . i e | Corneni vand iit at the Breakers, |5 Larner, Dr. and Mrs. Charles | Cathoun have tssued cards for a syl - | vatingly new and original. Charles H. Johnson of New Castle, L. | ] M ADITH | Rich, . Mr. ar Lincoln | van tea | ont 4 —)0 50 sl o Prin gy cen, ) : ? n | to 7 o'clock, at Ch wse Forest, in ot . Representative and Mrs. John \ S n assigned by the | uPPS o e et e e o £mall are at the Hotel Astor, in e o accompany. the | WS odwin e Gec e Sic i : . 0 o Bt = $ | grant|given during the afternoon. o - tour of the United |y tEUARIOC EREmad Gl b e e Formerly at Formerly at e e iavan on una |AUs. Anth ¥ _Count and Coiniess do Roussey de 39.50 : - 500 : 67.50 ‘ T T T T M T “bhe \; h l:trn\)n(“‘(rrIE and Mrs. ‘{;‘?(";hh('r".‘\. Dr entertaining at luncheon tomorrow in' . James at Beacon Hill [ it John € F | ) compliment to her mother, Mrs.| ), . | Oliver La Gorce » . G Phillips of Bloomfield, Towa, 3 son % EE | - ¥ o Sire. Hotace Mann Towner, wite| e DT | Gomdr and Mrs A D Court en. | (o All Sales Final 7 7 % D orte B0 | T 2 ) S T T tertained @ small company at dinner L A Y ‘erv i : bl ) ort 3 3 e P P d of the Gavernor of Porto Rico i : e ovening T theis mome, 1951 Nine. | B s / For every possible need. you may Corbin will entertain | teenth street, in honor of Admiral . 7 3 HE very newest of patterns, { g % o - ’ o ok o on | and Mrs. -George . Marvel, who N m PSR patter choose tomorrow from a very spe- YLouise Juentlr\! ad Rittenhouse streets. | spent a few day Washington en reflective of the intriguing Bnsa oW 0 Shod e Er TSR e here omil Salvatore DeSIO R Yor N hues and motifs that Paris h: vesterday, occupyving a pi Ir. and Mrs. - . Tuckerman | Marvel will be Geati i s h The | ertal A 2 llege. _Admiral Marvel was Jeweler 4 found so adaptable to the se reserved for Gen. Pershing Swedish roya to the show rly commander of the Pacific . son's smartest themes. Models following a_lu ven In their W 3 Williams and i — & < |/ honor by the superintendent of the ) - Williamstown, Va. The | 2 Mrs. Robert B. Choate of 926 F St. v S e e e United States Mil Academy, Brig. | dinner 3 : S Bk (51 e »oth with sleeves and . srdla neemy, e e 2 r assachusetts late in 3 i ’ Gen. Merch B. Stewart g &5 e hes haverl Nexb to Mo potit: 2 sleeveless. The director gener: the Pan & cottage, off ].X '9‘ American Union, Dr. L. S. Rowe, en 2 Sover Parm ; 2 @ - . G S tertained at luncheon today at the, cupy l,mn ]hll [nr the Summer. " 110:( m;\fll?l;, Mrs. S.) W R.‘l\‘rui;- | 1 <, ] H I R T E }" N Pan-American annex in honor of the| s at her Summer home, Apple | a Mrs 3. has artived at | mone ‘Cottage. ot West Mancheste former President of Chile, the I \irs. E. H. G \Lxl(}r . e Cottage, at Vest Manchester, t pe ‘ t e ico Areasac it N\ 1opedens, her villa on the cliffs at [ for the season. | at a daiscount o — | Newport, for the Summer season. Beginning at cial collection of smart, seasonable Wil sl for. Europs ‘i e You'll Incur No Obligation her Lewis. The marriage o <. Ethel Noyes s Bliz - r tenden i ?lagd‘)n to Mr. Willmott Harsant ! 7 Mrs = 1;(n ‘”‘ lh(‘“: a o ———-—v—“—'——— .ewis took place at noon tod: L e J ® \ Mrs. Frank Brett Noyes Only the | possessi l\l‘n' ome, 2347 Ash- \g 25 %{(? , immediate family were present it the | meade place 4 7 f\/ L 3 he i Mr. LF\\ is is the W, -A\)‘Hl"ll‘l\ corre- (-r'\(lll'lh’% of Unive ™ i 0 Wi sail for Furope Thursday. to be ! \re, Willlam gone until the Autumn, and Will then | of” President Lewis of the Georze| % > % ; reside in ashin; o ersity. he hostess \ — 4 S | Washington University. will be host s in securing estimates trom ]\rcsge Dcpt. Stores, Inc. 3 nlto the members of the graduating & 5 5 L e e rench | elasses of the various departments us for your interior redecorating - S of the university tomorrow afternoon Navy Crepede Chines Rus :elugn:;d rt"rom Philadelphia, where B« o ininatoniclny - ! e attended the opening of the Sesqui- |4t 4 o’clock he & ) _.PAINTING d ¥ 5 Lace-Tri centenntal Exposition. Gen. Dumont | 1701 K street northwest. an . 3 Navy Georgetles 1 s Trimmed made an address, which received quite | Those who will pour tea with Mrs. : - Georgette an ovation. ! Lewis are Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, _PAPERHANGING g & « ; rt e e | Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. Edwin g | Georgettes in High Shades ¢ Mr. and Mrs. R. Golden Donaldson | 1, arker, Mme. Panaretoff, Mrs. . %% Spoxt Dresses have moved to Alrlie, the home of Mr. | Louis Hertle, Mrs. Charles Wood, We show Imported and American Wall Rudolph Kauffmann, which they have | \frs. Edward A. Harriman, Mrs, . it leased for the Summer. Mrs. Donald- | fenry Grattan Doyle, Mrs. DeWitt Papers in the most distinctive patterns son and her son and daughter. Mr.| ' (rojscant and Mrs, Frederick P. Robert Donaldson and Miss Ruth |, ihe’ will be assisted by the > Donaldson, will sail for Europe June ses of the various deans of the 74 2 O 24 on the Majestic, to remain until | 3 ie Mps; Howard L > < October, Mr. Donaldson remaining. at ,Ddgkw‘l’e‘ i g Loyt < AMES e ENDERS Citv Chily BAitd i\ ) wdang Alrlie during their absence. Mrs. John R. Lapham, Mrs. William | § Fine Furniture, Laces, Upholstering, Paperhanging, Painting ¥ \ [ | [oP 2 ¢+ Evening Frocks 1316 G Street ey {C. Ruediger,” Mra. William C. Van " % A charmingly arranged military [ Vieck and Miss Henning. Mrs. Main 7675 home wedding will take place this |Charles W. Holmes and Mrs. Flmer 1108 G Street Phones Main 7676 afternoon at 5 o'clock, when Miss | Louls Kayser will also assist. Alice Gough Foxwell will become the | ~Wednesday night at the annual| bride of Lieut. George Cooper Reln- [commencement exercisesatthe Wash- hardt of Fort Humphreys, Va. The |ington Auditorium Mrs. Lewis will| ceremony will be performed at ' the |have in her box Lady Isabella Howard. home of the bride's brother-inlaw | Mrs. David A. Robertson, Mrs. Josepl and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thorpe | Grew, Mrs. John Oliver La Gorce, Mr Nesbit, with whom she has made her John C. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. John | g@%ww@%wg%mww% = CREERON oA () Ao The Latest * Move e 014 Twelfth Street Mitliners : BETWEEN F AND G STS. N.W. of Summer Fashion 1217 Conn. Ave. Announces Sheer Crepe Dresses |[||i Semi-Annual Sale For the Larger Woman W\ Gouns, Coats, Millinery g Presenting New Assortments of the “Gi hechered Sandals # S S O U (e O Generous Reductions of Interwoven Silk il The Large Hat of Fine Milan and $2 5 ITTLE checkered squares’of green and 2] 1 J white—red and white—black and Sheer Hall' Everythlng Taken From white—or all-white. 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