Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1926, Page 20

v ’“’____fll_—__________mm\'x 18, 1926, SOCIETY. Mrs. W Siokes ‘and the late Maj. | of this city, The wedding will take | will be hosts at a swimming party | ter a series of short visits will safl StoKes, U.'S. A has gone to Chicago | place in the’ Autumn. < this vening at Wardman Park pool. | f Boston. Wednesday. July 1, to spend the Nummer with Dr. and | A — ihoard the President Wilson for a T Ak b stores s | Mr. Paul Evarts Johnson and his | ai wid Mis. G | S b st L e e ke e | duughter, Miss Mary Louise Johnson, |, Mt Ry ; S ‘“',“,“"_”’""‘"' | will”leave today for Billings, Mont.. | 4iti¢ i MAS Mrs {\ Mr. and Mis . Woodson will i | where they will attend the services . o ¥ o 4 dance s : Miss Haékett Bride of ommemorating the semicentennial of Yaughan ang ne © 4 dance this evening at the "‘ Mr. Turhmgton Today. & Cusiee maseacie; W "' Mr. Vaughan 1 Vice Presndent and Mrs Dawes Guests | ino masiage of Siss Cathertne Lieut. W. Van Sfectiogn Tuna W. Reilly," was killed, June 1 ohigie 5 Tcke ghter 5 BRAe from 4 to 6 o'clock, in honor of M Isabel liackett, 'daughter of Mrs.|Mr. Johnon and his daushter o M N At RCCCDthl’l Yesterda\' Honormg A \ William Medill Hackett. w0 Mf. Edsur | £0 through the Vellowstone Park be:| | Whlis Turlington, son of Mes. Ira . TORTuon wiil close theie houss: | . Miss. Alice Washington f V H Turlington of North Carolina, took | on Sixteenth street, the first of next | \Washington for the Summer, and ar T330 M STREET NW- lSltlflg aitians. . Sty > caremony | Week and go to Biue Ridge Summit | |§ 12 NeW Vorwave: 8 3 > [to open their Summer place for the e - ey e G was performed in St Maesavevs| @ O | HE Vice Presiderit and Mrs. |recently arrived in Washington fronr | o0 Church, .the rector, the Rev. Dr.| : ) o | Dawes attended the vecep- | Haiti 4 o ; Herbart Scott-£mith officiating In the| MU, and Mrs. Alvin Dodd will ‘en- | [ ! l"“ns Economy tion yvesterday afternoon in e & : : ars of the | LoEtN this Hing at a New Biig | L on more for honor of the President of | Col. and Mrs. Tohn W. Heavey, who ji ! presence of only the membors of the [ land ckmbake in the garden of their et e O Haiti and Mme. Borno, given > been in Washington since Col. | p i two ulies. An informal wedding | Georgetown home. | (o i by the Minister of Haiti and Mme. | Heavey attended his class reunion : breakfast for the families and a few S Dyl | ) i Sl i dtat Pay. ARSBHIGAN S GRIoH ‘est Point last week, have gone b % intimate triends followed in the Pl o Vgl ot . . L1 to 3 Building from 5 to 7 o'clock. It was New York and are at the Hotel 6. b the bride's aunt, Miss Cova Rigby. | o SVG00 M"e'f“m‘“;m lr_:‘l"f:'::lm. ")*" STORED a_charmingly arranged party. and [Astor before sailing for Panama. i 3 3 ? 1 hiffor e it I"”*",“‘ s "',"“"{" 12 in compltment to Mrs. Gariand 8. | official and diplomatic = society was 2 3 5 5 chiffon miado With full skirt and moc S e el hio | J " f 3 h } Ferguson of Greensboro. N. ( \\h(! REPAIRED ; v e or i Maj. and Mrs. Frank W. Browne 8 i - bods well represented. The director gen nlisEe G e ¥ s e is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sabin. eral of the Pan-American Union, Dr. |and sons are < 5 % . o . 1 > M AR ani Hew MGNEATEs leo S Rowe. sreeted the guests as - several months, <N i : and <he wor 49 \fjes Margaret Ferguson, spent June REMODELED =h:\h N;wrlvd ti\f;"‘":illflxl\fl‘- L Judge and Mrs. (. . McChord en- : % W 2 I . 4 o \m,'n, week' it Annapol e hosts received just tertained a few nds at luncheon \ 4 2 ¥ Jisa Hhdd c % trance of the Hall of the Americas, |,y the Willard roof yesterday 3 § : D hes i ath """ »‘_“" el Charles J. Williimson Coats Relined and presenting their guestd to the Chief : ¢ 4 | Powder Line getr crepe, with | mmm——— S TEOT cutive and Mme, Borno. Twoaldes | Capt. and Mrs. George Powers have f | which she wore a color horee. Cleaned, $20 and $25 510,199 s of President Borno, wearing the Sum- | taken a suite in the Hotel Rovsevelt b | hair hat and carried pink roses. Mr. 1219-1221 G Street N.W. mer dress uniform u‘f the l;l'xllh:n for the Summer. s 3 ! | "“ . ‘\"wwhrl wes beat man. | ! military service, stood at attentfon in —_— 3 § 3 Me. and Mrs nurlir o wi i t the Hall of Flags while the guests | Former Gov. and Mrs. Leslie M.| & g me atter Julv 15 at 1840 M 1 Why Wirry Wheve to/Ca? | CALL MAIN 4530 were being received. Mme. Borno|Shaw are s a few days at| 8 5 7 : where they have taken an ! Moo s et e A Enniine aten i E | B ariment | WE_REMODEL AND STORE | llll Beptram Cohn C iffon, tashioned along straight [ing for the \! s ! & : | i Thi—=—r . Kcdlliiit, WOl wlidsantor i rtram Lohn Lo. lines, with slight drapes over each 3 ; g . _— | She wore u black satin hat and | Fisher-Gliem Wedding 1 ) @, annou hone F, 6333 :3? .g'..l:- for 1235 G Street N.W. white kid gloves, Mme. Price was in | in St. (Inr ’lm]u | 4 daughte o ’ D e ey | et e st s | \ 5 : i "chaci ||| NEW ENGLAND FURRIERS i Exmars Snce 1013 neapolitan straw, trimmed With 08- ' emnized today in the home of 1t : ’ ; % avrh Koeniz ||| 618 12th St. N.W. 1 prey Mrs. Chavles’ A. Gliem, at 510 South & ‘ f - A delightfui_program of music w side avenue, in St Clair, Mich given by the Marine Band Orch thelr daugh Miss Looto | 08 o several ‘selections beinw pluved upen | Gliem. became the bride of Mr. Henry [§ 8 4 i ; peguest of the Wioe Predicent,Civng Fisher of Washington. The e : : A I / Etood for several numbers behind the | .o fUR0, OIS OF Raehinston The : ; i £nal conductor. watching the score. After | 4 o Brauer of Detroit - , N % g : 3 ) oE of Detroit 1 the pres > ¥ | g the playing of the numbers he re- | on. 5o E ot B e < WASHINGTON'S LEADING FLORIST auested the Vice P shook | fives and the house was attractively : & : fueled the, Vit Lreder " | Hres, and the howne s sl - uctl NS sl - Floral D i B St i i, B e T ) - . & B ERCEERReNS u . \uuned lils of the valley. Mis. B. - W EERW G ' 1 . . Daves in franc-or the bhm, | curie s of e vales, B | f : , for Weddings Where she stoed with him during a | & i of honor and Mr. Chapman was selectlon. Mrs. Dawes was In a gown | Hon ¢ nd M : brsiohimitered Whitemelifally STCN :f:\\x" et R R UDE has furnished the decorations o) E ale gr apol + ¥ 2 N % ¥ i e . ary " § b e osditRee TS T and Mrs. Gliem, mother of the Lride 5 33, & | s sands of weddings—and has yet to rece T o i hanEine :::iedm:wn::;:-‘rh Rl i e complaint! _Gonsult ‘thisleading florist NOW! | ) hicl s placed on s yed ¥ Miss c L 2 B b of the spacious toom: The | Jtan He ard. 4 niece of the bride. Saturda Gude and fine flowers are synonomous ! center of the table was bedecked with | the ceremony the wed- < lowed by a reception at < or a 1definite Only - e e VA et atter | g D A v quantities of pink snapdragons and | : d ! op Farm. the home of the | stay. 2 ” Dlue delphinium s v ride Mrs. James Dawson | —— ’ A Group of BROS. Among the s were the Am- Jott m. g H ll‘“x‘ E i I'he bride was given in b s 560 '”.\. | co o i de | Fls or an e ed tour in |y ' Mr. Spencer and M. s : 25 ATS. 3 ador of nd Senora de e e e : r. Spencer and Mr. | Qhlo. | L 1 Riano, Mm ats ra, wife of the |the Wesi R. Harris “,.,.,“.g.\..\ls Ja the Minister | Litke Louise and will spend a month | (i< one of the usher treet. 3 e R e D Tt and " prochnik, ‘he‘tll asper Park. The bride is a grad B B uate of Columbia University and has | Miss Lydia Gene Black was hostess s o Slovenes, e roats 804 | cen dean of the School of Nursing of il “,"’f[“‘”‘" has as her| e, the Phi Mu Sorority this - morning, 11212 F St. NW. 1102 Conn. Ave. 8 . b Elsie Towers of " b 5 : Baztle Creek College for two and one entertaining at bridge in he | Main 42 Main 1102 s o1 nd | : ouston. Tex. who is her Rub BRIG e - half vears. She is well known in all | HOUSt 2 aho tehe L/ | throughout the State. In Bat- | i NS4 7600 e “Brombaugh, | &7 g\fi om-poy ve been Mr. and Mrs. . W | ssfan have i Minister of Guatemala and eren § which will take place tomorrow eve- | Atlantic City & ol — & Sanictes I the Minister of | iven in her or since the [niee gone to Atlantic City and are stas- | K k d Bolivia 4nd Senora de Jaimes Fre iy . ’n:’m(“‘;fl'l‘l'j”' | Miss Kilpatrick will entertain n | I8 at the Hotel Eibero 1206 G Street .\ 7 nickKers an Senorita Yolanda Jaimes s o <5 fhonor of Miss Waldman at luncheon | Miss Eleanor Stokes. dauzhter of |l e ', | in the early Autumn. St e ‘BEEE—-—:EEE::EEEEDE—:DEE Coats Minister of Denm: bers of the wedding party 1500 Webster street o W Mrs. Henry Benning H . Irish Free State: Miss Pearl Smiddy, | fat L T R g i Cecil Smidd: the charge | Spencer spent a few d in New ne: - To Match Miss Forl et ine. Hatal ava N | her house, on Irving street in Chevy : ] daftaires” ot Rumania, Mr. Rady| jo0E 30, 18, MO A Ghase, ard_opened her cottaze on | Special selling 1s Tomorrow — Saturday e e o, the charge | Where they attended the marfiage |the Jersey Coast i 1 1 95 Each i = o vestérday of the former's niece, Miss | 28 ¢ 2 Senor Don JUan | { oyig, Vivian Layng, to Lieut, Wal | Miss Annis s arrived |y scheduled for store will be open unu r Clement Stanto A The | from her home in New York and will Reprecentative and Mrs. William | ter ¢! 6 Al G p.m., as usual. s n ¥ cra 508 to 614 ELEVENTH ST, L 2 . eremon: r at 4:30 | be the guest of her sisters, Mrs. Ed- Saturday. N. Vaile, Representative and Mrs. J. | ;oo i ks Church, Canon | ward Martin Allison, Jr., and Mrs. o} 2 materials. | Charles Linthicum e reh, a and v | retary of \mu’ Mr. J. - H. Adve Prichard officiating, and Helen Rutan in their suite in | Just th , riding Really Marvelous Values in This “Tom-Boy” Surpri e Frock Sale || ‘¥ ¢ of the tion, P, Bey: third secreta gation; the second secretary rd 3 e ? Peruvian Tegation and Spec, f & f Bedoy, who were married Wednes Lpeual Se”’ng 0, bpea“l Lots o the secratary of the legation of hoslovakia, Dr. Pavel Stransk f " of the legation o ’ and Mme. Fisa, the Womell S Slloe of the Bolivian legation and The a de la }‘mxld the attache of the = Vaward W Assortment That Are All Marked S Dewey vu(e1 Includes— the As ecretary of the Treasur: Suzette Dew White Calf Pumps $ 6 Mme. Philips and Miss Lilita s 3 a pair Dawson, Mme. von Lewinski. Mrs. archment Calf p Franklin Barber Clark. Miss Fr‘l'n(":is Puamps r. and Mrs. Fenton Bradford, PatentiDeather eney-Werlich and Miss Viv- s ; . 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