Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1926, Page 21

S I E TY Hostess at Garden Fete l Continned from Page Twenty. ion, Rojsen Mi.oand Mr. and Mre. Har . Martin Mr. a 2 Roose e \iv. and Mrs York. are at the MayfAower for a brief stay Are. dohn Brown Heron of Pitts hirgh is <pendinz the week at the havimg « hingron oi the © Amen can Revelutio e, 1 dauchter., A mpanied them here arter spend e time i Panamie Wit them Duffus, 2 member oi the London anatomy in that Co A nday at 1406 Twenty minth strest northwest wife of Col. KFizhugh A.. avvived in \Washinzion av trom ot Bliss, Tex., and o Mariiower Mi. and Mes. HoOW. Gilbert, for merly of this city bt now of Tueson | Washingto MRS, E. T, HAHM, n © members of the 7 powt of Triends in Wash Willis Dearinz Gree of Ph. T M. and Myss cornelins Rrislin and daughrer, Mis Rock Hill & <hart visit in Washinzton and ar at the Willard, where they expect remain until & Mrs. Harviet In Washing grest Al the Auniors Entertain s at Luncheon. Sunior class of Notre Mise Kathleen Connois. . Croghan, Miss Marie Crowley, ) Marietta Dawson, N = Anne Don ovan. Miss Ruth Miss Mary " Between SWAGGER New Sum- mer Shoes for the “Junior Woman'' -be- tween the ages of 12 and 16 years. An age which iz mlghty particular about Style! P VB Y N Y0 Y ST S R triends, Saturday, < Catherine Aiss Tau ves. Miss (% Marzaret H \tuthall Darathy Py phrev. Miss Mary Clare Ruppert D, Small hats through the Summer. \lise Rits Originally Many, many models—some only one or two of a kind. An excellent oppor- tunity for you to have a variety of hats to wear with different types of frocks. hats bear names of famous makers. | smith, M garet Tylor, Miss Frances Walsh, Miss Catherine, Welch. Also M Rridger Amato, Miss Virginia Bab- bington. Miss B ‘ush, Miss Mary Dooley. Miss G e Downey Clare Dunn, Mis: len Duffy. Miss | Leona Bergin, Miss Lucy Elmo. Miss | Anne Hanlon. Miss Lucille Hartnett, Miss Helen Herbeck. Miss Augusta .| Pierce Hall, under the auspices of! ie McCar Miss M Misa - | eompaniments. tarcare: Walsh and Mi | Wildman. The Alabiwna Society will give the | vtainment of It season this At the Chastleton Hotel, at h «nd R « reception and dance at 8 o'clock. Col. James < Faxhy Smith will zive a short talk, which will numbers e invited, The Zonti earnival wili he held sa ¢ afternoon and evening from | to & o'clock at Ronni Pnce $1650 A Charmingly In Black and White Parchment i Uadde aR,TCf%arT lsu [} Mary Stack, Mise Mar. [INGTO dancing by Miss Marjorie Webster [ cago, will sail from New York for Wexford, Ireland. Saturday, June 19. Murphy and a group of ‘nymphs.” Automo. hiles will meet the hus at 16th and | the half hour. Frnest Smith- Walter: who fs visiting in of Chi the Summer, will sing several songs hetween the acts of the “Chil dran Players’ gomorrow evening at Miss Lenore Marie de Grange. !ed by the Estelle Munrray Dancer '« Bdith Hunter will play the ar The patrons James . Davis. Mrs LMo ML Clyde Kelly homas W Phillips, r.. Mrs. Anderson. Mrs |)mmr-«x Lloyd. Mrs | | Kenneth Lord. Mrs. Josiah A. Ovsdel. AMrs. Ramseyer. . | 1or au. ) Janet Richards. [ Mrs. Grace Hoffman White, ! \lice Ilutehine Drake and Miss Eliza beth Mille Preceding the werformance Viktor { Plambeau will have & small dinner | = party at the Blackstone, the guesis | heing Miss Isabel! | rier Stone, Aiv Inez Byan. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander | Woodborn and Count Vietor de Ku binyi. My, Dlzaheth M. Barrv of Fourteenth .street northwest and h | hrether, Mr. Daniel Murphy of ¢ Shppers Dress Wear Effected Slipper SYM [Y FRIDAY— Clearance 187 HATS $10 1o $15 NO C.0.D.’S—NO WILL EVERY SALE 1S FINAL JiReY For wear now and Manv of these BANKOKS FELTS NEOPOLITANS LEGHORNS SATINS FAILLES RIBBONS TAFFETAS CALLS land, Ireland and Seotland. The Sigma Kappa Sorority will hald ite anual June dance. this evening in | ) shington | the Earden house of the Grace Dodge Mre. Lewlz B. ®hodes is in r)v‘r[’ of the arrangements. Va. and Leui.e James DT Patton o Flivence R. Hewr of city ph Miss | \,, ish, Wion 0 Muite ot n Oella. W, THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1998 will make a husiness noon " and injured Motorman and Annie E. Neal | amilla €. Hughes rwaod of ¢ Windber Y and Mabel 1 White and Flaateih . K. #e-| | RAUB Orange Blossom | ;i : the best in wedding and ergagement rings. SALVATORE DESIO deweler ity and Marguerite | d dean Amour. hotn of | nd Ethel Walker Fiumianed TARL TLVINS 1113 ¢ STREET We have them!! CORTICELLI SATIN TREMAINE SMART FROCKS Nationally known for their heauty. styvle and quality Pretty styles. in popular stripes on awhite baclk- gronnds: also chie. wash- able tub sinlks. dots and prints in one and teo piece effects. Embroidered ' silks in solid colors, Sizes and styles for the Juniors. 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