Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1926, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1926 SOCIETY ~{Cottiaued from Pag Mary Gibson, Dr. / Mr. and ) W. N Madden, . John Anna Duffy and Mi wn, daughter | and Mr. green with | ge bouquet of Plerne roscs Mr. and Mrs. Spalding left later for be at home Wheeler road sout Mrs. Thacker V. Walke Department President, The newly elected department presi- dent of the American I Mrs. Thacker V. Wa 1 street nor The table with a profusion of flowers in the midst of which w chafing dish, Jerome Wright, helton Matthew “rank Fulle Turner, s. Maud | . Bell, Mrs. N. Clifton R. Rich Ttobe Mrs. 2 Thomas (. Hensey the exhibition of Johnston, ) will be host Unitarian 1 prominent Unit: atreet, Frid: bition is under the Post Office Mission Alliance of All Souls’ teenth and - Harvard west. Church, Si streets North- Mr. and Mrs. S, Mrs. Belle F. rs of New Y formerly of Washington, left today | for an extended trip to the Pacific Northwest and California. Henry Ayers and Dr. and ) John Foote have r turned after six weeks at Lake Cham- plain and the Adirondacks. Polly Foote and Billy Foote, who were in camp, joined them at Cliff Haven, on Lake Champlain, for the return journey. Mr. and Mrs. Furin have returned froi tor trip in N which time they vi friends in New Yor Boston, taking in the S icentennial at Philadelphia on their return. rd Boone | The marriage o man, daughter of Eshelman, to Mr. son of Mr. and N Beale, took place o'clock in the terian Church. Dr. 1 ciated and the bride w It Was Due to Happen | Everv season at this some new vogue or ma comes forth to add its individ ual touch to feminine foot- wear that ranks high in Fash- ion’s favor. $5.50° | $4.40 Worth | AR R R R LR R YR R AL R LR R YRR AR LR R AR o oo W. H. 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