Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1927, Page 39

Thomas L. Gatch. and her children tmre spending the Summer with Mrs. % Gatch’s mother, Mrs. Robert B. Da-| ““i shiell, at her home on Duke of Glou- - ge ster < M. C). U " graduated from the ) " tiful ocean golf course is the former * the late J. Pierpont Morgan. Mr. Tai- _ . to this organization and the fine old > nnapolis Folk Enjoy Luncheons and Bridge | (Continued from Eighth Page) Lieut. visiting ph William Ludwi; Ludwig was a mem aval Acad e stopping < Dinger, mand of the E t Station at An a two weeks' vaca end with his family | Comdr. and Mrs. 4 of Washington were sts for the week end of Com A Daniel McEldu a cruise on their launched last week | ut. “Comdr. and Mrs. Chester E. wiz ha from a motor b to Virgini h and_the vari ewater, Va. While they were the guests s’ aunt, Mrs. Willlam H. In Social and Officxal Life (Continued from Ninth Page.) Gravesend Fishing Club, founded by ler purchased all the ground belonging elubhouse. It is now a private fish- ing club and last year Mr. Tailer land- ed a striped bass weighing 60 pounds, the record in al) amateur fishing in Rhode Island: waters, Another of Miss Anne P. Morgan's aides on the committee for restoring devastated France has succumbed to Cupid, as the direct result of associa- tion with: gallant sympathizers in the same cause. This is Miss Eleanore eet Carpenter, who has been ss Morgan since 1917 and who narried M. Jacques Dunant, an architect associated with the Mor- gan restorations. The other was the former Elsie de Wolfe, now Lady Mendl. Mme. Dunant is the daughter of Mrs. J. Crouse Carpenter, who has lived abroad for many years with her brother, Samuel Emlen Carpenter, a well known artist. The marriage of her daughter was quietly solemnized at Antibes the last week of July and was attended by only personal friends, among them Miss Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, jr. M. and Mme. Dunant will continue their work about Antibes without interrup- tion but plan a honeymoon trip later which will include & visit to New o¥rk ofid Phifadelphia.’ It Was id*1917 that | the then Miss Carpenter met her hus- hand, when both were driving am- bulances on the Chemin des' Dames, Dunant baing a Swiss subject but | . a volunteer in the French Hospital Service. He is the son of M. Gaston Dunant and Mme., Dunant of Geneva and he has ready for his bride, when she has completdd her work for Miss Morgan, a charming villa on the lake not far from Laumnne “William Gillette, the once popular but new retired actor and son of the late Francis Gillette, United States Senator from Connecticut some &0 years ago, has, as is well known, one of the most famous house boats in the country, which was his home for many years. This boat, which moored for several Summers in the Connecti- cnt River not far from the Gillette family domicile outside of Hartford, afforded its owner an opportunity to know many aquatic characters and to hear the folk lore of the Nutmeg State. He has embodied much of this in a mystery story, “The Astoundlng Crime of Torrington Road,” a depar- ture in such fiction and on the devel- opment of which he has spent more thdn two years. Mr. Gillette has in contemplation a series of papers deal- ing with his early years, when he was the near neighbor of Mark Twain in Hartford and when the humorist in- spired his ambision to go on the stage, adviceé which he heeded. On the strength of the strong indorsement received from Mr. Clemens, young Gillette secured an engagement in the Globe Theater in Boston. All theater- goers of the older generation remem- ber Mr. Gillette in the leading role of *The Gilded Age,” Mark Twain’s dramatized story, and in which he achieved his first success. This was after a dreary term in Boston and many months with a stock company in New Orleans. Inheriting a fortune, to which he made substantial addi- tions, Mr. Glllette, although clinging to his house boat, has a fine estate along the Connecticut near Haldyme, and here he has placed a large park fre t the disposal of the public for nd supper parties and outdoor Mr. Thomas William Lamont and his daughter. Eleanor are among those who are spending the shooting ccured a fine’ lodge near Inver- Mrs. Lamont and other mem- he family are at Aix-les-Bains, join Mr. Lamont in Septem: Scotland is attracting a larger number of Americans yearly, and be- 1field has leam‘d a . Frazier Jelke. Pratt_and who have E The ! dor and Mrs, Houghton > ie_ Gate Inn Rear 1734 N St. N.W. Sunday Dinner, 31 % Fried Chicken (Maryland Style), or Choice of Meats. Served 12 to 3 P. M. Chicken and 3 Waffle Supper. . A7')c Served 5 to 7:30 P.M. SANKNSNNANNNNNANRANNNNNST IUNENANRENNNNNSN \“\\ &m\\\\\\\\“\\\\\ SASNSNS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. AUGUST 7. 1927-PART 2. J. SLOANE 709-711-713 TWELFTH STREET N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. “The House with the Green Shutters” SUMM]?O;;R SALE OME FURNISHINGS Furniture, Carpetings, Oriental and Domestic Rugs, Linoleums, Lamps, Fabrics, Bedding—all are included Our high standards of merchandise have not changed. Ounr prices have, however, very materially, for August i E al £ i BED ROOM W quiu“;‘;fnfil?oigziisgfifi‘ii?fi DINING ROOM riny t ' : GROUPS . Aleamiaioniinis Yo b SUITES these to be essential requirements if A Jacobean bedroom groupin French provincial group of . % S Oak finished in a soft antique Cherry and Itdaple, conserva- the fullest measure¢ O Satlsfactlon 'zfit;’:fifi;f;e llfl!‘;f“lill:l;it:; g{!‘s 4 ;m:n'; dlenf?v‘ii;“’ty;:il:: color with small carved deco- tively decorated with a black and economy are to b e en] Oyed by of this group and its simplicity heavy turnings and interest- rations. Panel drawer fronts and gold stripe. The chairs of form brings out the master- ing panel work of genuine are fitted with antique hard- used with this suite have rush £ % i ware.Thesuiteconsistsof Twin seats and a quaint figured in- the purChaser’ ,zgx&:'xfitfi‘;i‘m:m'}';fif Oak veneer on the doors and Beds, Bureau, Dressing Table, setin theback panel.Thesuite A drawer fronts. The Sidebo; Chiffonier, N'lght Table, Side consists of TwinBeds, Bureau, But the adVent Of AuguSt Ful'nl x:l;%ngfsgge‘ggzg,;;nv:: Se:::, Clg;:'la Cal:in‘et,eTa:ig: Chair and Bench. 8 pieces andMirror,Chifforobe,Dress | ture Sales, in which low priceisthe | ChinaCabinetTable,fiveSide five Side Chairs and one Arm b $46000 ing Table, Side Chair, Night d Y h g Chairs and one Xrn: C;,\eairl. i: .Chair—all covered i"‘: Tap- lete,withfullsize Tableand Arm Chair. 8pieces ominant note in much a¢ Vertlslng, is complete in ten pieces and estry—complete this ten-piece complete $615.00 ked naturally cen ghtupo! oy — A charming group of Colonial influence of Mahogany, Maple, YU tres publlc thou tupon The beauty of Oak and Walnut has been fully brought out gw:::fim Ifiloi:fira"la‘fiefilsllld:uélged a?‘x:slsier, Chl.“’i'fl‘:zotbe’ pl'lce ConSIderatlon. So Somethlng this William and. Mary dining suite. The small %leco:at:d‘ r 3 ir, enc! 0] and sides are of Mahogany veneer, all drawer fronts as well a‘; Sald now abOUt our resent sale g::veel:, lénlflr:; CCOI;{;;:\E:,“T:?:I:F l;teSxi:lle ta;;-:c;dsold:eb%nrg head and footboard of bed are curly Maple veneer. g pieces prlces Wlfl be tlmely an lnterestlng Chair, and priced during this Midsummer offering at $575.00 complete There is a strong Sheraton influence in this bedroom group of It WIH be very Short and to the pOIn_t. Wl“’l'"“ has been used in this modified Spanish design to Mahogany veneer. The drawer fronts are of beautifully figured achieve a pleasing and unique effect. Brass hardware and carved = Look 5 turnings are judiciously and delightfully used. Th t veneered crotch Mahogany, banded with Satinwood—a typical Where you WI"‘ compare ten pieces: Sideboard, Server, China Cabme:, Tablce,“t!llv: lSsidO: Shy . Full f 8 1 T i Bufit:’n[’f:)::;ns "}abiz:téfifion,‘::cg,glfl: %gfie, ;&: gl::i‘r our prlces Wlth any asked for Slmllal‘ Srf:ca;rtsoand one Arm Chair, and this Sale reduction brings the and Bench, and may be had for $660. goods—we feel sure you will find Oiker. Diintng Hborss G from. S8R0 7 pieces complete, with full size Bed $575.00 th d Other Bed Room Groupslfrom $315.00 em to your advantage. 2 I ABLES ‘ CHAIRS SECRETARIES—-various styles and finishes. . . . . ¢ Imm $155.00 END TABLES . ; 6.00 ! TEAWAGONS . “. " . . . AN T - from fs o EASY CHAIR in damask, down cushion . . $90.00 MAGAZINE RACKS . . “ :11'3 ‘2’8 * > i ARM CHAIR in mohair with reversible cushi MAHOGANY MANTEL CLOC “ CONSOLE TABLES . 15.00 covered with damask c .v St .cus jon 130.00 SPINET DESKS . . . Ks . s g::gg TABORETTES 18.00 COGSWELL CHAIR in tapestry with velvet arms CABINET DESKS G 42.00 COFFEE TABLES 19.50 and back, spring cushion . v e w3 GO0 TABLE DESKS g “ 75.00 NESTS OF TABLES 3 HIGH BACK Queen Anrie wing chair in damask CHAISE LONGUES . - 65.00 ° G 5 9.00 trimmed with brass nails, Shaciiohe Y 170.00 BOUDOIR CHAIRS . ¢ 27’50 LACQUERED NESTS OF TABLES . 19.00 | LADDERBACK COLONIAL arm chair in Cherrv MAHOGANY HIGHBOY . 165.00 GATELEG TABLES . . . 1900 | o e incordenin | o | MAHOGANY LOWBOY 80.00 TELEPHONE TABLE AND CHAIR TP | e s o e | SN CEREESE GRS . 95.00 CENTER TABLES N HIGH BACK arm chair in frieze . . 75.00 LEATHERETTE SCREENS . . 50.00 o) A e 18.00 CHIPPENDALE ladderback arm chair in haircloth ~ 42.50 MAHOGANY MUFFIN STANDS 15.00 SOFA TABLE . . 20.00 COLONIAL MAHOGANY high back chair in denim 60.00 BOOKCASES, in a full vanetv of sizes BUTTERFLY TABLES . 32.50 and styles < 30.00 CARD CONSOLE TABLES . 45.00 S OF 3 S MIRR OR S L AMP S Three part Lawson sofa covered in hand blocked A R Of sizes, styles, and shapes linen . . $195.00 800 TableLamps, complete with shade, start in this Sale at $15.00 Early American love seat inchiptz . . . 75.00 Wiidge s icomplete,fare lsoipeiced ifrom . 15100 _"g‘xvee part carved ;ofa :.; ';Ohm:( & len.e « 25000 Both authentic penod reproductions and those of more Bed Room and Dressing Table Lamps, complete,startat 10.00 ree partev i Cptescines e .S Ze=ue modern design will be f ‘ound here in a full and complete H Other Sofas from $120.00 i range of size, price and style. The items shown here are merely representative selectwns f"om six full floors of choice home fumlshmgs Sloane Endorsed Merchandise arries oAn oAssurance of Satzsfact:on STORE OPEN FROM 9 A.M. TO 5 P. M. DAILY; CLOSED ALL DAY:SATURDAY > FREIGHT PAID TO ALL SHIPPING POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES Charge cAccounts Conveniently cArranged