Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1926, Page 20

20 e T'SOCTETY. THE- EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY. AUGUST 19. 1926. s SOCIETY. e Mr. and Mrs. Guy V. Norwood of 3225 9 of the seventh annual Intermational | America and the Orient Congress BRIDE OF THE WEEK Thirty-third street, Cleveland Park, TAKES KELLOGG'S PLACE. Dental Congress. at Philadelphia { made provision for the entertainment leaves Friday for several weeks’ stay - Monday, and will deliver an address | of the forelgn visitors and for the par- with relatives in Boston and at Lake | J. Butler Wright to Address Dental | on behalf of the Government, in place | ticipation in the Dental C: | of Secretary Kellogg, who is umable to,| Health Serv Winnipeesauke. % Congress Monday. attend. About 10,000 p | Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bailev of 1508 Thirty-third street northwest an- Frequent Hospitality at Summer Home r:;?":;.:.zze;.*:,gsft;";T‘i"a‘-;,:o;“fi:i.i c . ~ . . n o esda, Md., at - of President and Mrs. Coolidge Gives { e SR Aygant 7 a2n The v, . - 3 ; ‘ i ok . Established 1%F . ll]terest to \ acation. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Wagner, Frlday ls fshie i Fl’lday ls pected -to attend the sessions £ J. Butler Wright, Assistant Secre- | [I'C0 10 G'500 delagates from nrac- Sresd Biitaln andanalie g tary of State, will attend the opening ' tically every country in Europe, South aiready have arrived in this country _—_—nmmm— who are motoring through Virginia, . ’;lr:d;p:ndmg a short time at Natural ‘ Dollar Dollar HE President and Mre. Coolidge | rxtended moter trip, are passing a — have as thelr guests at the [few days at the Hotel Astor in New : Mr. and M K. Sunday of 1406 | Sum White House at | York before .going to Canada. Twenty-ninth street northwest, are | Day 2 Day £ White Pines Mr. and Mrs. | spending the next 10 days at North 1219-12214G Street Alfred J. Brosseau of Green: Mrs. Malcolm McConihe is the guest Chesapeake Beach. | - <G Street. .- r be them },{,, Mrs. Samuel H. Valentine of New SR i +” M. Brosseau is|York at her villa at Narragansett neral of the D. A. Tt | Pler, R. T . 3 . NAMED CAMP CONSTABLE was i B st t > S —— & - Ll A% Wre Eletinge, | Mre. Volney 0. Clark entertained R B | P 2 trav of State. who | SU®Sts at lunch. followed by bridge, " : 3 Isadore Abrams of Washington| 5 . . 2 . Hotel \¥indsor |today in honor of her mother, Mrs. S | 5 : | Franeis A Evarts. . Attending Training Course. e \gricuiture, Mr. | Mrs Clark and her two children will 3 o Abramhs. 16l yearasotavat 41%| 3 : R . (his [1eave Washington in September for o Jaadore Abrame. 16 vears old. of 417 | H I Week end tn he the guest of the Presi. |The Orient to join Lieut. Clark. U. S§. Sixeh Sneer Rt TR » 7/ | N.. who is now stationed in China. | L _ hle amp Burton e N dent and Mre. Coolidge at the Summer Tioratl. | White House Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuck o ‘ s 1 k. N Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman ; ; e LN Y % g R e have as their guest at their home at g He was chosen as the delegate from | Store Hours—9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Open Until 3 P.M. Saturdays - 8] Southampto: Mrs. - Tucl an' 2 Camp Reeder. which is on . o Leaving for Savanac Lahe orsreomage, I ol s v Wicomice River at West Hatton, | No C. 0. D’s No Phone Orders No Mail Crders No .Exchanges All Sales Final The Minist suela. Senor | Miller | : : Mount Victoria, Md.. to represent | Dr. D will g0 - : Washington at the fifth annual : 9 ] lowa, % ing course for boys' leaders. which in . ! . . . . T s ke e B of | e starine e | » e dreio o i U | Full-Fashioned | f Silk Specials || Middies and de Gri h L < E . 3 | i | Troy. Yonkers, New York City SRt rere forith sl R Zton, hasithe| . | Binghamton. N. V. Younz Abrams . P Ftitubid e andlatin der of the Sumn and moic down from New : ‘ . i has heen a leader at Camp Reeder lk O U CEesse AU ) : Cork with her hephew, i . | the past two Summers. Camp Rurton | 1 0s1ery oL il Ve roadcio B s 3 o ! nd Mr. A i . - S | |is orzanized along the elective and and white |administrative lines of a colonial New ! Clure the Belgenland ahcence of six | England village g 36-in. Radium : o . ! 4 300 pairs of Fine . Ponee oseph A, Rice an-| 3 . - . || ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. Silk Hose, Van {age of their daugh-| | . . TONIGHT. Raalte ani other Printed Silks zabath, 1o Mr. Nelson . Tuesday, August | S . : The National Fellowship Club will i - s G edTgattes . Md. The ‘Rev. G. | give a dance on the roof of the Wash- well known make i Georsst . 4 . § g 5 ington Hotel Black and wanted oAY 54-in. Bordered former pastor of the | Cre hiMethodist Church. 6Me i | = 3 repe de «hine. h Methodist Church. officiated. | | . | Ross Humble of Los Angeles will colors. Some with 3 lecture in Unity Audit m. 1326 1 Regular Prices LG Fdward W. Smithers and her | . | ;.v.»m. on ‘Mental Jugglers” at 8 p.m all-silk tops A $1.29 to $1.98 Rnenie o o Y ave Smithers. and | 5 e : : il * Catherine Durnin. sister of M) : . : 3 = = = —— rare valuc, e e e 1 - - PERFECT FIT - ilon b i ; . . | IS ESSENTIAL Main Floor FHiva Flaot Main Floor will he guests of Lieut. and Mrs. rew J. MeMullen and daughter-in-law, Mr. and e : Mrs Charles P. Stone has closed G i ' 1 3 'fi I own. ! o % her home on Massachusetts avenue | & 5 asuring perfect At F: s g 3 1 is sper ome e | - - ’ Slip Covers—Draveries—Hours: 8 to & ce of - S I T P S S e e o 0 ‘ g porcisean-yil Cotton Dress Clearance AlbLinen Crash : 3 : Goods s t d e | 1200 F St N.W._Main 3211 for Fatimates R por an (lfdnch Alllinen Arthur Foraker, in their Summer : - home at Monteray, Pa. | oiles, 0 d 44 in " LGuests From New York i MRS. STANLEY CARR, ;‘!a’l‘n ; I‘Vl'e’:.’?l\'fl les 200 red Hordes With Mr. and Mrs. Rehrend. Bride of Mr. Stanley Carr of Washington. She was formerly Miss Natalie | . . AIl abddes. 596t vakue My and Mes Iidgar . Rehvend,| Hanna, daughter of Mrs. Dan Hanna, the wedding taking place at White, Fasmnntmg 79c values. C 4buaxd 2803 Woodley road. have as their | Sulphur Springs, W. Va. i | 4 yards Lol iy sueste Miss Bertha Messinzer and| | Fall o, Third Floor Viss Hedwiz Messinger of New Vork.|cpent several weeks with her mother. |feland avenue northwest and her | a b W. E. Ogilvie of | Mr arvison Lewis. on Che. [daughter. Mrs. Samubl J. Roberts Ry s g arrived today at “m\}\‘oy«zlm Island. v, Me.. ha-:"xmm returned from a recent visit to i good assortment = i thi i where they plan to remain a | 80N to Scl i to re. | Asbury Park | » v " A hain for the rest of August i i Huck 1 of styles in a va , Fruit of the Loom g/q Mi p 8 364n. Fancy Jand. Al white, blue An unusually Natalie Norwood, daughter of Dorothy H. Lewis, who has| Mrs. Rose Mulcare of 1307 Rhode | | FK CK5 ! Towels rietv of colors Muslin fi X , N5 ”, ; o 18x36-inch Huck o T = Towels, in white Weached. o st 3 als - The H Have You Seen . ; : ¥ 5 yards . WASHINGTON'S LEADING FLORIST V the Fine French Third Floor “Say It With Flowers W2 | Stationery Say It With Ours!” ' § Rubber Aprons White Muslin ¢ i ) On Display at I S i , 36inch White Long SI Linen Towels To bring a breath of Springtime and ’ Aprons in many col cloth—10.vard ploces f Smopllges happiness into’ the sick-room. nothing | Blz}lfififléfi? S :‘]:y*:z":’:‘{v Rex 1ae quality ¢ tReTY fas 5 § ( 10 yards . .. f quite equals a hasket of tGiude’s Summer- | [ ! 2eer | time flowers. at Greatly Reduced Prices Main Floor Third Floor Satin—Canton Crepe Third Floor Second Floo Main Floor T e e > BROS. ; L GUD]:: o Bed Sheets SHoes Tgblecloths 5 September d s3Sinch Rord : Tiwo Stores For Your Convenience ) F u 11 Bleached SevEaE . - 4 Bed ‘Sheets, sjze 81x pairs of Tos s 1212 F St. N.W. 1102 Conn. 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