Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1926. 2l Penhallow, Medical Reserve Corps, {October _at the Homestead, Hot | === S O ‘ I E ; I Y A., will take place Wednesday | Springs, Va g n((emoon October 6, In the home of the. brifo's. mother, ‘Mrs.. John Mr. and Mrs. The Thomas Jefl‘prmnl | Speel, X Ryan are at Ryan Ridge Farms, Vu Sheol"at 1725 N “sirest. Tho cere F e g e of | RX2322322322222228222823823223483382322833823 423481 A Deposit Will Hold Your Selection Large Purchase 333383382 spending a few days with Miss Mer- | Mrs. Willlam Chapin uumlngmn llle humd of gover rlam Latterner before going to Analana Beeson, daughter of It will pay you to (Continued from Page Twenty) _|mony will be attended by only the | 2nd i S ‘ainder of the|members of the two families and a |October. | 3 and Sale of ey - A T o [ e ) the death of the bride's aunt, Mrs. S : e ) s Charles E. Beeson of Pittsburgh, a |turned from Europe and is at her | il on_of g . oo § ;gl\‘-st-rq< P‘J}I‘rlllpl.t‘“pn‘rtl“xadl?nrto‘;nmx\nsnf‘t‘er |;§“d‘;mk ago. The Rev.Dr. ;\nl{a(‘a {:‘vmlef:ehl at 2007 R street for the| Millinery Importers [ J , adeliffe, pastor emeritus of the New - / > 34 | Roun n hor” apartment i Bateimore | Fadce, BAROr et 08 GRS | vme. swasmine o S 1o 1 13th & F Streets N.W. i bod tice Lee Coulling, in compliment “’l“m officlate, and an_ informal recep’ b D s Al o T o Which £ Miss Anne P. Dobbin and Miss Ele.|tion for those who witness the cere- |held, as usual, at the Mayflower, o0 ich means a saving to you o s e D ™ 6 | moty will follow promises to be one of the great balls & 5 T L il o att6ri06 by/| 0% thS ooming asasen. Th date se- { » b d uests will include debutantes of lhl'! o4 1 e R three little flower girls, Joanna Car- |lected is January 6, Gen. George *0 0 to 370 penter Huntington and Edith Chapin | Washington's wedding day. This . z Miss Elise Hicks of Long Island is | Huntington, daughters of Mr. and |marriage was a quiet affair, but | %dlity | o0 *e b o0 :zzz::zzzzzzzmzzz:zxzzzmzmzzz:»:’ Southern College, Petersburg, Va. |Charles E. Beeson and the late M ‘ COMPARE— A e 1 G Beeson of Pittsburgh. | = = & i PRICES Mr. and_Mrs. Horace Chapman : p | STYLES Young of Miami Beach, Fla. who| Mrs. Edward D. White, widow of > :: P VALUES have been visiting the latter's parents, | 'l:net e““:me and her smem‘; by ", Mrs s McG iss Mary ontgomery, are 2 ; Fashington for | ing some time at the Curtis Hotel at INCORPORATED 4 :m‘u; home lnr g:l;:fltdukzvi g ::\ ::f‘:;x Lenox, in the Berkshires. 721 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST | r by way of Kentucky. i P2 Spending a few days with relatl Mrs. John Stewart McLennan has P ° of Me® Young in Glasgow. Mrs.|gone {o Manchester, Mass., from Hali- A OREA ! SALE < | Youns was formerly Miss Lilu Me. | fax, Nova Scotla, and is visiting Mr. 3 1235 G St. N.W. 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