Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 22

N THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, T. © fr. Hall Matthews, Jr. of Moul-| ment to Miss Mabel Audrey Herron, | the National Catholic School of Social | her residence at No. § Dupont circle | return fo thelr apartment at the | Friday. September 24, last after fln‘d&uxh(er of Mr. and Mrs. Willlams | trfe, Ga., a student in the architec- | daughter of Col. and Mrs. Leroy Whit- | Service, 2400 Nineteenth street north- | for the Autumn and Winter. Kenesaw, on Sixteenth street |absence of. 14 weeks in England, | Weldon Harvey, to Mr. Lawrence France and Switzerland, during which | John Myers September 23, in Rich tural department of George Washing- | ley Herron, whose marriage to Mr. | west. The ladles of the South Amerl- can _diplomatic corps resident in|Col. and Mrs. Kirtland Mr. and Mrs. Acheson F. Ilasson |time he gathered material concerning imond, Va Washington were invited to meet the | At Pemaquid Point, Me. are spending a month in Pemaquid | éducational methods in Europe. : . (Gontinued from Page Twenty-one.) | z % 4 —— i | cluded Mrs. Hamilton Knox, Mrs. | guests of honor and about one hundred | Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Roy C. Kirt-| Point, Me Fabrics were first mer 5 - . > . Me. 3 irs cerized in 1850 other ladles were present. The dec-|jand and their"daughter Ilelen are Cards have been received in W ash-| when John Mercer patented his maeth R T T s s e | Minier Hostetler, Mrs. Vincent Lana- PEERLE A 8, 0 ch Mrs. Henry J°. Dimock | ter of Lieut. Comdr. Sankey Bacon, | ham. Mrs. Bdward Hart, Mrs. Augus. | orations in the large drawing rooms | spending a month at Pemaquid Point. | Mr. Francts Call Woodman arrived | ington announcing the marriage of | od of chemically tre e 3 18 chairman. plans to produce this pic- joined her aunt, Miss Etta Tag.|tus Hines, Mrs. Harold Offterdinger, |Were of yellow chysanthemums and | Me. At the end of this time they will on the §. §. George Washington Mt " Elizabeth Barkedale Harvey, part a silky .fui‘(or“m"s e turesque, historfe event even to the | gart, at the Brighton after spending | Miss Virginia Herron, Miss Norene | Autumn follage. =—The voung lady fmallest detail. A member of the |two months at Camp Okahahwis, and | Justice, Miss Margaret Hense: students at the Service School, about i Washington family will represent | a month with her father at Norfolk, ' Alice Cooke and Miss Leah De Molle, 35 In number, served tea to those \\usllmmrm and a direct descendant | Where he is now stationed. Comdr. s of the Widow s Bucon was recently detached from the | ywiv B " the bride. S ergy | navy vard here and Miss Bacon will | }}n'l‘(.“ ,": }1?"{.‘1";?;?;:2 Mrs. Frances Willlams will be host- i gates Honor G s ess at the “tea” which will be given . To Insure Our Usual Good oS wel cuests pre p <§ the Winter w er aunt. S possible. \\\l!" ’. ; - Mte i lien et | The president of the Washington |at the Women's City Club this nfl’er— To F B descenda N i 4 . Ran. | chapter of the National Council of |noon from 3 to 6 o'clock. Assisting ili ion! will Le a_costume bail Y guest | dolph have returned to Wau Catholic Women, assisted by the | will be Mrs. Marle Stair Lawyer, Mrs. o Facilitate Selection! * 9 Sérvice? : ome_distinguished an- | for the season after spending B O vk aull| By Bt Miorace Hors and Ace HE entire millinery shop will be i or the Revolutionary | mer at Newport and other resorts. ey e e el e e o - v shoy or 1 ey r daughters EIEHECE & | s - {TRA sales e will be Tater in dho cvening dhe | entertained at | American Health Conference, now in devoted to this event and hats XTRA salespeople will be on hand 3 to help you find the hat you are ton University, will spend the Winter | Rembrandt Peale Lane will take place with his aunt, Mrs. Albert Manly. |Wednesday evening. 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