Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1926, Page 20

20 SOCIETY. SOCIETY Mr. Kellogg, Secretary of State, th Guest of Rear Admiral Stickney in Philadelphia Tonight. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOX, i | el LOCAL DEBUTANTE s terest will take place tonight at 8 o'clock in Pinkney Memorial Prot- estant Episcopal Church, Hyattsville, Md., when Miss Eleanors Louise Lan- hardt. daughter of Mr. George H. Lanhardt, prominent banker and busi- ness man of that place, and Mrs. Lan- hardt, will become the bride of Mr. Everett George McMahon of Hyatts- , son of Mr. A. J. McMahon of hington. Palms, gladioli, ferns and hydrangeas will form the setting |for the ceremony which will ‘be per- | formed by the Rev. Henry L. Durrant, | rector of Pi Memorial Church. The bride, who will be given tn mar- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1926. beaded with pearls, and her tulle veil.] rose point lace. She will carry a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Mamie Lanhardt, who will be, mald of honor for her sister, will be attired In nile. green georgette, bouf- vith hat to match, and will slippers and hose. She will carry a bouquet of pink roses. Bridesmaids will be Miss Esther Hall of Washington, Miss Dorothea Plitt of Edzemoor, Md Albert McClay of University Park, Md., and Miss Daisy Carter of Washington. | They all will be attired in georgette, of cap effect. will be of duchess and|, SOCIETY. Arrived! {rlage by her father, will wear a gown of white imported georgette, bouffant style, trimmed with rose point lace and pearls. Her court train be “Jane Vogue” Hats $5 to $15 test models bouffant style, in the nasturtium | des. wii They will | HE Secr of State, Mr.|spending 2 week at Wardman Pa Kellogg. will be the guest of | Hotel. He is leaving this evening for honor at dinner this evening | Mexico, where he will join Prince | Radziwell at their I ates commis- | City. Exposition, | of Rear Admiral H. O. St ney, United sloner to the Sesquit w will ent n at the Bellevue Siratford fn Philadelphia. Secr ache of the French e Kellogg went to the Quaker Citv to|the Wardman Park Hotel fo attend the celebration of Government |or 10 days. HHe w « day at the exposition for his home i P: cacation Mr. Robert Lacour-G; The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Wilbur are again in their hous Nineteenth street, having a Washington this morning o home in San Francisco. The S Ho ent a short time in their home ther trip 1115 1117 F STREET s apartment at W E I after a week end S. | Hilis, N. J. He has as his g an | John Behr, the son of a the | Behr, who were I country estate at F Open a Budget Payment Plan Account at Ney's Appealing Frocks —for all wears— On the accasion of the anniversary ——ee ndence of Mexico, the | Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth receive in| Celebrate Golden Wedding. residing | Former Repres ow from 11 t0|James IV e embassy the ) Washington tome loe! You can be confident of the authen- tieity of the styles presented here—safe in their exclusiveness. will be attended b: et of State, Mr. Kellogg and other high officlals of his depart the chiefs of Latin American | ic missions, officials of the i 5 ”‘”"',f"’;;f,;‘”,h,,(;‘;{’f'f',l,,(,n'\;i;’;’," The new crepes—and the serviceable jerseys—in one and two piece models—in all the glowing colors of Autumn. /) New York. took 4 o'clock at the h 1 Ambassador of Chi Sherwood B. Don Miguel Cruchaga Tocor “hase, Md., the Rev ton vesterday for New York | Smythe of the rief stav. He is expe acrament offic to Washington tomorrow eve- | Smart as they are—exceptional in quality as you'll agree—they are modestly | N < marked— homas vitzerland utennial. f Switzerland, Mr. Minister of Attending The Ministe Mar Waldo i | Beginning at $18.50 MARGARET E. ORME, ’. mes William Orme, who will be presented to the at a tea late in November. 7 = e | Clever Velours on the Wil- | Washington later in the week and In chapes and colors— will be with the latter's mother. Mrs. | Brown, in her home at rdwny featured at . v Smith is) street, until the fro q / i e Small Dress Hats BRI A8 = - v s bl $10-00 | Paughter of Mr. and Miss Shirley G i Tiss Shirl friends of he | of the bride Wednesday! A Sale of Imported Costume Jewelry From Paris, Vienna and Czechoslovakia at 35 and 310 (Values $15 to $25) dav at the Sesquicentennial $10.95 ister o ulgaria and Mme. re back from New York, & they spent a few days on thelr | the Ranshy from the camp in the Adirondacks | Only the i ; Shiey acation. the Mount | New York for Il Bretton Woods, New Mise Virginia 3 N s on the Belgenland arf. Miss Dorothy | piv York teday aboard the |after spendi me tima abroad, and Scharf and Miss | 2 e spending several | Is with her family here. Miss Gladys oy | por abre - bt the bride. A wedding of ) the bride; | nd the wedd Irs. Al A\ Storrs of § to Mr. Frank Conger h will take place at t G AT A0 G600 et Isla anford will give the 3. age. Mr. Baldwin and | . - arbor. Me:, 4 v tor 1 Ingi make their home i1 in the | : - Corner, | Leaf will | Ambassador t mber 1 at Scho- | - -, will ar the Conte Rosso for a country. He is ex e to Washington in a Important reductions now prevail- in our third floor Furniture Salon Clearance o Furniture to affect a complete disposal of odd and discontinued items o o Pendants Necklaces Pearls Bracelets | Wednesday ev Earrings Tock, i1 e Church at o United States Ambassador to|A reception will iy Mr. James Rockwell Sheffleld, | I the I e o D | Kansas City, Mo. | The High Grade Established 1842 rediately follow in in New York after visiting | 3"6 Su bride’s parents at | N - e s AT the President at White P’ine Camp < ¥ 8 a B Mrs. Charlds devie an ’ nest R .\v*L‘Pv'mm\"Mn:h(mx Mj; | o I Y 4 ng the ssen Fevre, are at th ‘Px'an : ! o 5 os Sold Direct from the Factor, Iving in New York today on | spending soms tir ! We Invite sou to Visit Our . J. Miss Hester \‘v.n LeFevre has | joined “them, coming fre Warerooms 1340 G St. N.W. Quequa, De ence Wet J. C. CONLIFF, Mgr. B A A Imported Bags and Vanities at $5 and 10 (Values $15 to $35) BAGS—Of Ietit Point. s I Antelope. 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