Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1926, Page 21

HE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D, (. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1926 " : 21 SR el e o e e P P . d she will v bride roses and|Claude Culier, Mr. Motter Thomas, Mr. | her of pleasing features. Col. James |terday at the Willard from his home RTAIN. "la)“esxofp the valles. Mrs. G. Bittner | Connor Thomas of _HFrederici. Md.: | . Fasby-Smith will be the speaxer | in Indianapolis, Tnd., and last night MITCHELL TO ENTE| — 5 { will be matron of honor and Mise| Rev. and Mrs. R. . Poffenbarger. Miss | of the evening, after which there will | entertained at dinner on the Willard _ BRQ/. ICORPORATED : . Elizabeth K. Sandborn will be maid | Helen Albaugh, Miss Hannah Poffen- | be dancing and = refreshments. ~All| roof. Members of the Vincent B. Costello of honor, the former wearing old rose| barger and Mr. Reese Poffenbarger, | Alabamiana In the city are cordially Dot NowA5/6B AN RN et Do, e b X (Continued from Page Twenty.) Iwin made on straight lines and car-|ir, of Marietta, Pa. invited. L Colored Man Heat Victim. [ will be guests of William Mitchell. 721 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST J Epink etes ang e ow | Mrs. A. . Brosseau, president gen-| Miss Emma T. Hahm. assisted by | o "son e 72 vears old, | former assistant chis of the Army ite taffeta Mick tace hat t rarrying vellow viia e e et eta et o | e, (%A carrying YEUOW| o or o’ Daughiers of the Amer. | Mies Jane Bardett, Miss Helly el nist”Vietlm of the heat this season: | Aty Service, at a'birbacue Saturday CLOSINO OUT o el e, {odir. erry Brsan Morehouse will ho |00 Tevolution. who 1210 B ins. ' Wiss 1da . Steger and Miss Caroline | Yoo Srlcken vesterdas 'afternoon |o ening at 7 o'clock at the Villa Roma m:xr“ o Ve ATl temve ;u‘l" e | Gad "l’s:-'\‘n(:r \'I‘J;!}.'.'.’L'Qi' 1.""~"n la’\\ dinner last night on the Willard roof. Klager. avill be hostesses at & 1awn |7, 4" gireets northeast. He was [grounds, Montgomery County, Md. ) . ; an A v s B the el Mate e fete for the benefit of the Zonta Club | f00 H 8 oo O iial, swhera | t car service will be pro CH RMINO SUMMER DRESSEJ' North shere. and wil come to fof the bridegroom. will play the wed il 10 [eig ity * !saturday afternoon and evening At H;-‘fmvu'l‘mgnn, et Dhyaide: ‘(".;:dm [:-:r'-rarr\ members to the A :\,,.\,m ton, where T ‘; l):'v.n has 1 m-;;‘”u:‘\:;f:; B b T ] £ E A w\.;l R. Hlu.d.lv’nd:e ll»nnlnlr Brae, 6036 Daniels road, in 'y g ted him. Young was not danger- | zrounds, about three miles beyond the wwen temperarily axsiznes to duty. | ceremony A 4 d T. Hayes and Rep- k (‘vreek Park 5 as able to ¥ % 9 fs S - n & ously affected and was able B0 | District line. Miss Catha Mtemus, daushter | Aine e e e O i | rosentative _and Mrs. €. 0. Newton , “rhe spacious sardens and woode will | R BEEEUE 00 N0, fiche ) The membership committee of the E of | M = < g Altemoaihd | Sis e ";.';‘e~“;‘h'€ "“; will be zuests of Mrs. D. W. Pember Ivfdh; gala attire, with flowers. ferns it 3 . t will hold a meeting tomorrow DY 2. 80d.| blue sdos vith 2 tan ton for her son's annual dance con- and festoons of lizhts and lanterns, A 3 8" orcloek istriet the late AMr. Altemus. Mr. Em- ' Among the out-oftown cert at Chevy Chase Lake June 17. | special feature of the program wili be [ “Can von imagine anything worse |evening at "cw,\ "(‘n:h!euh,r:‘"ung mons Hicks Woolwine. son of the \rs. Louise Siubbe and i v | b | dancing by Miss Marjorle Webster |than belng in love and having veus T rebase 1o departmant late Mr. and Mrs. William Morton | Berger of Baltimor | 3. and Mrs. Albert Blake Deawey [and her wood nymph i * laid up for repairs?” asks the |its g""‘"f,’."”;‘ iDL BELOW COIT Woolwine of Nashville, Tenn.. and | Josophine Armstrong. daugh. | ©f Chicigo and Washington” will en- Bacon will have charg P - mmgnrm Mo.. Republican. 'headquarter L = adopied son of Mis. Fleming Grant siosoPhine Armstrong. dauzh- [iorain a party of six at dinner this | eontest In . which - representatives FORMERLY SELLING FOR $35, $52.50, $20 land Batley of Griffin. Ga.. were mar o aaeorae. Ol | evening in the presidential dining | frem the Quota, the Soroptimist and FOR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL ried today. The ceremony was per- [ I¥ of Washington. w 2 {room of the Mayflower. Thelr Suests | ihe Zonta Clubs will take part. Other formed in the Mount Pleamt Con- | WSNNE o Mr. krskine i | will e ih Assistant secrelary of{aitractions 2ill be bridge, fortunedell SACRIFICING SEVERAL HUNDRED NEW, BEAUTIFUL. SUMMER aregational urch. the Rev o e the Treasursy ane rs. arl | In&. gimes for man and woman s S bro oun el e Butler Pratt officlating. and was fol i\'\':?,. e nuntoxs Szechenvl |)dvey and Miss Suzstte Dewey a 114 fish pond and side. shows, In which : | ?BVE,%\%SOMS%EEENQIOEP S;%Kgs lowed by a wedding breakfast in the |} s Mr. Albert B. Dewey. Jr., who veturn-[an array of prizes will he awarded. | . E : T rS LS ) 1 home of the hride's mother at ed todi from abroad. Refreshiments will he sold during the || 3 | FOR MADAME AND MADEMOISE!LP Fnlton street, for only afternoon and evenin Friends of of the wedding party and intimate | e friends of the hride and hridegroom I'viu ,hv\:n fl“r\@"'“"‘" '":‘u“‘"‘m“m Wi from 2 to § o'clock — ————— = - The church had a pretty e AT i = Byiler | TIOtEl MuVITOWer, us, . - 1 Wt of Sl ps Siok b i fit. accompanied by Ner | pone Trinity Church rectors, Mel | prot wwaier T, Chenex of George 3 Il OUR NEW PHONE NUMBER, NORTH 1742 roses and blue deiphinium. the same |, Mrs. Harry Payne~ Whitney, | 0% Mase. i | Wasnington University left last Sun. The Melba Tie golor scheme beinz carried out in the { ailed Tnet week for Europe G Mrs. Luclus Witerman and her sic day for \r“d\'mk City, where he | . NOT A LOST ouse. Mr. Clande Reheson. organis o e e o i Winter | Wil bsienaaged in renskiroh, otk (i, ; i G 2 of the church. plavedethe wedding | The ma of Miss Emma o e, retirned last Tues.|ing the Summer. Mrs. Chenes and \ cool, Summery Stetson Snappy Tie in white 1 musie Thomas, ziter of Mr. A gav to their home, fn Titon, H their two children will join him later. kaftfir kid with linen quarters and heel, or new ART e Buds en in mar Mitton Paschal Thomas. to ) The Internationai Magna Carta Day " 3 c i ions. Nar v e hrother. Mr. iGebise right Rohertson of MA. | ape e 5 i< ' Association will celebrate the 7T11th two-tone tan and blond combinations. Narrow Allemus, and wore a gown of chan | 77K place Tha A 1 I'rances W X anniver: Sl the siening of the heel fitting. N —as some folks contend. * tilly lace, made straight, with the ex. | 1! the home of the bride s iting at the Theolozical te * by 4 dinner at the Hotel® 5() E | Fine workmanship as prac- ception of godets of lace in the skirt. | 178 brid's imcie. Rev. R, L L ayetient § selaonon b evening | D i, - ticed by us offers you all the Her transparent white hat was trim. | fizev of basista e Tqened ta their hems, In Walitham, |of June 15. Mrs. M. de Clare Berry, [ advantages so eagerly it a scerr ‘o Btille ‘na ane { The Gnelonytans beNlonmen faniithe | U jlce, president of the District of Co X - g ! - sought. If you desire some carried orchids and liles of the | M Afth wedding s s : jmabla branch. announces that fhe S TETSON SHOE SH()P y X skillful . repairing of vour sl 5 Bl _— The house was decorited with Sym. Former Senator Joseph &. I e P e B IGIR of OHE b St furniture, upholstering, re- Mrs. Horace Rlair. cousin of the s ner bloss: . v of New wing rict of Columbia. the diplomatic - rc H Phicy 1018 bride. was matren of honor, and was | o0 Plossoms and an improvised altar :v\:nnn':!nd hy the as chair- | set and all the socleties taunded upon 1305 FF Street pairing, refinishing, phone in pink zeorgzette crepe irimmed with placed in the hay window e : heredity will b 5 North 1742. Y o oil P Confevence e represented. Dinner : 5 i cream lace and a large transparent © hride entered the drawing MAN O the Ll TAltUan, CORiNente | fivds for themselves or their frienas (I'nder Raleigh Haherdasher Managenient ) =¥ hat. Mri Howard Thompson. jr.. | ;0" With hev father. who gave her| BT, TR T Moo Vesterday and | can_be arranged for throush Mrs SEGAL BROS also attended the bride. wearing iy Mmarriage. She .wore u gown | (ESE Ml okt chuvsen i staving | Berry '3, Macpherson Cr & = = —— 5 o creen georzette crepe trimmed with | o5 White georzetie crepe and lace. and | W} N no\Cer \here he entertain. | Mrs. Eli Helmick, Miss Etta J. ' 1232 14th St. cream lace and a transparent hat.| o, 101l vell was held by lace and | U §icheon today in the presi-or Mis Custis R. Perry. Sts) Little Miss Betty Blair was flower | Oyal&e blossoms. — She carried a|de. iy dining room. His guests were | R P B it il it o o Tas TIOWer | i wer: of bride's roses and | o s e A1 | Mrs. Marjorie Wiley Hughes. her i No Connections gette made with narrow ruffles. i i u'»-m was the maid of Dent W im0l Bonn auddl“‘x [un":‘-h:l‘qix;:r\‘ ‘:-:l::;rlrnl:‘lhe‘;\vm\‘%eu-': I We Trade Under the Name of Segal Bros. Only s e R S S ST S R S M e B e A Shop of . ML GO Ban h Eniste at “:_o;r:m- and ‘carrving a houquet of | Faiss 1o, he conferense, ite are v, | Canat Zone. where Mr. Hughes s in | i . : - LAy Sillarney ros : business. | ederick Alterie - Iy are . il Chesnox of ehieicity. - [n oioh SHIIARTOIer of fihe Bie G1es iy a inche | ien. John R. MeQuiss. commander | ndiviaua. Altemus received with the | = i of th S s 4 Ner Cands i el of the American Legion arrived ves “Mdm; Darty after the reremony,| SCOTECLe (repe over sand-color crepe | \fiss Josephine Browne of Jamaica | n 3 her, costume being «f white erepe .vi a corsage houquet of orchid Plain, Mass., iz the guest of the it - et peas. | Misses Chandler. 1447 Belmont street. ith 2 hat to match. Ensizn John A. Strother of Mont i Teine will Tesea for an"retemiod | V2t X . war the hestman. ' | Miss Eudofia Arboleds of Quito. | HEMSTITCI-HNG \ 1217 Conn. Ave. i of the an Cathedral officiating The Rev. Hugh Wallace Smith. who T iy RS AIERIBE s Tof hve A0 i club members will he very welcome t Miss Rehekah Thomas, a cousin of | Ecuador, South America. is the guest | wedding trip. the latter traveling in| o peg 2 s M 5. M 5 ling | the e. sang several solos, accom- | of Capt. and Mrs, E. M. Benitez at & disFay wiwanible vt witheinar o | (05 DS SMESCHELAl s @ccom: |8, ESE ST e iy dlcew v.mden»“Plefltlng Buttons Covered | match. On their return thev will he| Moy 8 0t O lawed by an | Miss Arboleda is at prasent at Gach at home at 2151 California street 61 ony it or C. | Embroidery Floss, assorted shades | [iil A + 7 AOnE The mtof t e e are| INOrmal reception. after which Mr. |or College, Baltimore. | A nnounces | and Mrs. Roherison left for a wedding | | | :’:uh,‘:;';‘(d"'\‘“w“m”;M' piind - his| trip. and upon their return will reside | e s rS. i s Olley = 4 kR AN ot e e r eason. e Miss Mary Gordon Hicks of Tallahonia. | Elonest nars, S one . AWt I 338 2651 15th St. N.W, o s o \“" Mrs. W. \W. Rohertson of Carrollton last meeting of the season at | | . . ? Sl S Mrann Mrs {ar, e Chastlelon Hotel. Sixteenth and | i % eaiven o oy pemmedy of West Grove.!” Xinonz the out-of-town guests were | i streets northwest, tomorrow ave. ([ eishital Sammer Loration emi-Annu 3 T <y R. E. Strother and daughter. | ning at §:30 o'clock. * A large attend- | TILDEN HALL f - > <. | Miss Virginia Strother. of Montclair, |ance Is expecied, nwinz to the fact Anartment Hotel - L T’“;J"‘{’; " pf Kennett Square.| X."y.; Mr. and Mre. lewis Reed of | that it is the list recepiion of the | 945 Connectient ‘Avenne oJFe 1723-25 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. NI s Fidzar Heston and| Gajthersburg. Md.: Mr. and Mrs. season, at which there will be a num- , Enkrknce (o Rock Creek Park 4 - ylennedy Heston of Crantord. N | St~ S 8 St S Sweening Tawns—Shade T own il Main 232 Ji Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Bailey W A OUAGIDE oo t4 ¢4 Phone Main 1 phia. and Mi m-.. ' Corby 5 h. vator and switehboard i A = - Launderers i Dyers Dry Cleaners phin. and Miiss' Eifzabetn Corhy of APl Reamanable” patnoe Generous Reductions il 3 i . NP Call Cleveland e $% June’s Floral Demands W arried in New York Today : s { & v T iage of i v o | S0 —areever numerous | SRR TN R Myr. and Mrs. George Branchett (‘hase | =, \ ' 1 < of Iquique. Chile. to Lient. Comdr : with good wishes to be, | - afternoon in _the chantry of Si. |y < 3 28 1 N P~ Ganh : ) T - | PR —— LT, The marrlage of Mrs. Alice Mon f“ | _Graduates P Sz Ul o il of ‘ A tazue Rasin, widow of Mr. John Free. 1 Npn Rasin, to M. Charles Gordon Whatever the occasion ¢15 e A 1 laky = 43 TTHE ere ot i e e nnol ; BLACKISTONE FLOW- ~'clock in Mount St. Alban's Church, \ 3 = the vector. the Rev. Dr. Charles B. ERS afford the most 5 1 e § . Secintillating Styles i H. h Cl A l Warner. officiating. Mr. Allen and propriate setting. 1 5 T i 1222 F S¢3 Robertson is the son of the Rev. and | The Alabama Society will -mr-vzmy y return . from a wedding trip. - 14th & H Among those at the wedding will be-Mrs. E. Winfield Spencer, daughter Telephane Telephone of the bride. and Mrs. D. Buchanan %> Main 3707 TWO STORES ' Frank. 5357 % S“OP Merchandise cannot be ret“medy L Merryman, sister of the bride. s | Mrs. R. W. Bolling will motor the |3 W %%%%%%W&% Il exchanged nor sent on approval 1 f this onth er o i ¢ . i e e eSS & Sk e s cod ek aitad it st} cLUB BLDG || i The3 will remain lhe) for the Summer monthz. returning | the latter part of September. EEEEEEE:—EEEEE The marriage of Miss Helen Ever- | ett. daughter of Prof. and Mrs. B h S d l Walter Goodnow Everett of Provi dence. R. L. te Mr. Alexander ceac andals Meiklejohn, formerly dean of Brown ! RWZ 4 |'n!}\ersnv, president of Amherst | A ]a Cl‘ll © College, now professor at the Uni- | X% versity of Wisconsin, will take placa |3 nese this afternoon at 4 n'clock in Boston. | & A in the Old South Church, the Re:. .?.: . George Gordon. pastor of the | church, officiating, assisted by Prof. | 5 Georze Herbert Palmer of the phiins | ophy department at Harvard Univer sity. The bride will walk to the altar| with her father. who will give he In marriage. and she will wear Zown of white moire silk with godets and sleeves of white chiffon em- broidered in pearls. Her vell of nld Jace will be arranged ahout her face simply and held ‘hy clusters of | orange blosso: Following the reception. \Ir Meiklejohn and his hride will leave in Maine, Mrs tan chiffo soft green scarf and a BAF thumpich mitey will be at after October 1, at Madison. Wi The bride 1 a graduate of Bryn Mawr College, taking her A. M. at Radcliffe and her Ph. D. at the Tobert Brookings Graduate School of | " Washington. 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