Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1927, Page 18

8 = SOCITTY.” SOCIETY The Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Hoover, Expected to Return Next Week From California Visit. Mrs. Hoover and their family in their California home, 1s ex- pected to return to Washing- ton next week and will start East to- day. Mr. Justice James C. McReynolds is :p!ndlng some time at Hot Springs, W. Va. Representative and Mrs. Briggs to Have European Honeymoon. Representative and Mrs. Clay Stone Briggs. whose marriage took place vesterday in Casenovia, N. Y., will sail Saturday aboard the Leviathan for a honeymoon in Europe. Representative J. Zachary Spearing of Louisiana, arrived in Washington yvesterday from New Orleans and is at the Mayflower. The military attache of the Argen- tine embassy and Mme. de Zuloaga closed their apartment at the ®ay- flower and left Washington yesterday for Southhampton, Long Island, where they will remain for three weeks. The secretary of the Czechoslovakian legation, Dr. Peregrin Fisa, has re- turned to Washington from an exten- sive motor trip through the New Eng- land States. Mme. Fisa, who accom- panied Dr. Fisa as far as Boston, is now on Bustins Island, Me., where she will remain until the middle of next month. The attache of the Cuban embassy, Senor Don Cayetano de Quesada, re- turned Tuesday from a vacation in his home in Cuba. He will leave ‘Washington in a few days to repre- sent the President of Cuba at the annual convention of United Spanish ‘War Veterans, to be held in Detroit. The chiet of staff and Mrs. Charles P. Summerall entertained at an in- formal supper party last evening, when their guests were Admiral and Mrs. Edward W. Eberle, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John A. Lejeune, Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, Brig. Gen. George Barn- hardt, Lieut. Col. Ulysses S. Grant, 3d, and Maj. Reginald L. Foster. Mrs. Summerall has as her guest for a few days, Mrs. Smedley McNair. The newly appointed military at- tache of the United States embassy in London, Col. John R. Thomas, and Mrs. Thomas will sail Saturday aboard the Leviathan for the former's mew post. Col. Thomas spent a short ;time in Washington a week or 10 days ago with his cousins, Mrs. James Draper and Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly. Maj. and Mrs. John D. Burnett en- tertained at dinner last evening at the Chevy Chase Club in honor of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Hanson E. Ely. The other guests were the Minister of Persia, Mirza Davoud Khan Meftah; Col. Noburu Morita, military attache .of the Japanese embassy; Mr. Henrl “Simon of the French embassy, the counselor of the Persian legation, Mr. Fathollah Khan Noury, and Mme, *Noury, Mrs. Robert H. Allen, wife of -Maj. Gen. Allen; Col. and Mrs. James B. Allison, Mr. and Mrs. H. Prescott ~Gatley, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Cushman and Col. and Mrs. Roy C. Kirtland. ‘. Miss Claudine Clements and Miss “Mprgaret Clements, daughters of the A Judge Judson C. Clements, have “gone to Bass Rocks, at Gloucester, ss., for several weeks’ stay. Mrs. Clements and Miss Mary Park “€lements are spending the Summer in England, where they went to attend a <geries of music festivals. Miss Clem- ;ents is a cultivated and accomplished ? wiolinist. - Mrs. Victor 1. Zelov of Philadelphia “and her younger son, Randolph, are sepending the week with her mother, Mrs. Randolph Dickinson Hopkins. HE Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Hoover, who has been with Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Wells of *@ummit, N. J., were hosts at dinner .Iast evening, at the Powhatan, when ~their guests included their daughters, "Miss Katherine Wells and Miss Mar- “garet Wells; Mr. Hall of New Jersey *and Mr. Beverly Humphreys Harris of - this city. Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, who is at .Ber Summer home, in Newport, has taken a box for the special women’s «tournament which will precede the in- “vitation tournament next week. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Holcombe, $on-in-law and daughter of Mrs. Fahnestock, have also taken a box for the occasion. ~_Canon and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes “have as thelr guests, at Brook Farm, Lenox, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blair Mitchell of Far Hills, N. J. + Mr. and Mrs. Wililam F. R. Hitt bBave as their guest, at Saratoga Springs, for the races, Capt. Phillip “E. M. Walker. . _Canon E. 8. Dunlap of the National Cathedral and his daughter, Miss Edith unlap, have returned to this country <atter spending some time in Europe. ¢ Engagement Announced < Of Miss Pollard to Mr. Adams. % Mr. and Mrs. Willam Thompson ~Pollard announce the engagement of “their daughter Anne to Mr. Edwin Ely Adams of Detroit, Mich., son of —_— e ‘ent’ o ‘eatimat o 5 ‘ortime 3801 121 Bireet. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Adams of Springfield, Mass. of interest in An engagement Washington is that of Miss Georgia Appleton to Mr. Livingston Davis, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Liv- ingston Davis of Boston. Mr. Davis served as assistant sec- retary to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy. Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt, during the World War and later joined the American Rellef Adminis. \ration, under the Secretary of Com- merce, Mr. Hoover. The wedding will take place in Bar Harbor August 31. Mr. and Mrs. Norman James are at the St. Regls Hotel for a few days. Mrs. James was formerly Miss Isabelle Hagner of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Henry and their children have returned from Hot Springs. Miss Adelaide Henry, de- butante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry, remained at the resort for a longer stay. Mrs. Henry will sail September 1, for England, where she will spend several weeks. Miss Mildred Pimes and Miss Min- nie Schoenthal have left for a trip to Buffalo, Niaraga Falls, Montreal, Que- bec and Lake George. Senor Gonzalo Arango Mentejo of Cuba, accompanied by Senor Tomas Galdoi, will sail Saturday on the Levi- athan for a six-week tour of Kurope. Senor Montejo, who is a tenor, is well known in music circles, and next Winter expects to give a_recital in Washington. Miss Helen M. Kolten entertained a company of 20 at dinner last eve- ning in compliment to Miss Margaret Cafler of Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Norton have gone to New York and will sail Sat- urday aboard the Leviatham for a trip in Europe. Miss Agnes Winn, who has been in the Pacific Northwest for the early Summer, has returned to Washington. Mr. Edward Van Devanter returned yesterday from Hot Springs, where he spent a month. He will go tomorrow to Cape May to be the guest of Mrs. J. Upshur Moorhead. Mrs. A. E. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Cralg are among those from Washington who have been at the Banff Springs Hotel in Alberta, Canada, and later spent a short time at the chateau on Lake Louise. Mr. and Mrs. Bolling Are Back From Southern Trip. Mr. and Mrs. Julian B. Bolling of Cleveland Park have returned from a motor trip through Virginia, Tennes- see and Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam C. Teubner of Chevy Chase View, Md., will leave Saturday for a motor trip to Boston. ‘While there they will be the guests of Miss Catherine Twitchell at Melrose, Mass. Miss Bessie Bayly, who has been spending the Summer in Atlantic City and the Shenandoah Valley, has re- turned to her apartment in the Beverly. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dent and Miss Martha L. Dent are in Atlantic City for August and are staying at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall. Miss Jean Andrew, Miss Margaret Andrew and Miss A. J. Andrew of Glasgow, Scotland, who are visit ing in this country, are staying at the Mayflower while in Washington. o Deaths Reported. Mary Ann Mitchell. 84. 1415 D st. Charles Barlow Cropley. 75. 2900 Con- necticut ave. piicob Howard Hovkins. 58, Sibley Hos- Robert J;, Ridwell. 88. Georgetown Univer- sity ‘Hosvital, nnje Staton. 32, Gall ‘Hospital, "l Y2 B Paul nnon, 30, Provid Hospital. Elia mh‘bwe\. 98 oMbl Hompital, Dennis Bitehead. 60, State War and Nayy Bulding i iton. 60. Providence Hospital Louise 1 Samuel Haskell, 50, St. Elizabeth's Hos- vital. Michael Howard. 49. Gallinger H 5 aare Do 20, Fin ot ane Blande cairt. girl THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY. V'AI‘)’GUST 18, 1927.° ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED NE E. POLLARD, MISS Al Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson Pollard, who announce her en- gagement to Mr. Edwin Ely Adams of Detroit, Mich., son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Adams of Springfield, Mass. Births Reported. and Ethel H. Farmer, boy. and Nellie Furbee, boy. Elmer H. and Dorothy A. Smith, boy. Yiliis 1T and Eva R, Cameron. boy. Lambert and Heding Z. O'Donnell, boy. Sumpter . and Lucy B Embrey. 'boy. homas F. ‘and Elizabeth Ratledge, boy. Leo J. and Willia M. Cain, boy. Richard and Mary Thompson. boy. Thomas R. and A, Burroughs, boy. . boy, arsl .“and Anne B : George A, and Harriet Clark. sr., boy. Donald n} and Mary T Helzer. boy. rthur ‘A. ‘and “Irene C. Heywood. boy. Reginald H. ‘and Edna B. Brown, boy. Robert E.'and Mary E. Lee, Harold and Florence. Olson. Kirl. Claude and Addie E. Matheny. gifl. ) and ‘Rosa B._Souder. girl. v B.and Maurie E. Burgess. Frank E.and Amy L. Hayes. Firl. _William F. and Constance M. Greenwell, rl, Roger 0. and Lulla L. Scott, girl. %8 el L Bl . d Mary E. Patten. girl. 4 Doroing B CHon: nna_Mitchell, girl Confidence The Foundation of Business Your Fur Coat bought here must and will give you satisfactory wear. August Sale Prices Mean Real Savings =SHOP 1316 G Street City Club Building 1115 1117 F STREET Finals! —that offer splendid bargains All Hats in 2 Groups Every Hat remaining of the present sea- son—Dress and Sports types—no matter how exclusive or exceptional the style; or what the original price— W hether $7.50 or $19.50— Now Jobert E; and Hanklo E. Smigh, bo Bernard P. and Catherine Franklin_and Frances Brown, girl. Cyrus and Margurite Scott, ' girl. John and Blanche Coleman y. Adopts Censorship Act as Campaign Platform. By the Associated Press. NEWARK, N. 7., is waging_in the State Assembly. When Jersey Legislature last year. publican . ticket. Jersey,” Miss Halnes said. lar bill, strengthened by revision.” URS REMODELED AND STORED WORK GUARANTEED MODERATE PRICES NEW ENGLAND FURRIERS BENJ. SHERMAN, 3 618 12th St. N.W. . eass 1206 G St. SPECIAL for FRIDAY Hesaler, boy. rl 75 b f $/4.95 Clifton I. and Plonnie B. Richardson, girl. D —_— Simpson ‘and Susie Balitmore, boy. Harry and Carrie Campbell, boy. Jones and Ethel Smith. bos’ Arthur and Loretta Brown, boy. Milton S Andrew and Nancy Jones. boj ilarry and Annamay Wilso Y Our Only Store O ol Y, S. and_Marie Fitzhiigh, boy. G Street CAPITOL FUR SHOP Our Only Store—1208 G Street ] Charge Accounts Solicited Dresses No Charges All Sales Final e A LA The Best Furs for Over 17 Years “Proven Quiality” Accentuates the Extremely Low Prices in Our Annual August Fur Sale Past years have acquainted ‘Washington Women with Capitol Fur Shop Quality. Superb Work- manship and artistic designing have created a particular demand for Capitol Furs. The increased num- ber of NEW PATRONS who have visited our shop this month has convinced us of the Public’s ap- proval of our policies. Every Conceivable kind of Fur is on display—stunning _creations, favored for Next Season’s wear. 200 Vogue & Value $15 and $20 Late Summer Dresses .On Sale Tomorrow WOMAN WAGING FIGHT FOR SCREEN CONTROL Member of New Jersey Assembly August 18.— Authorities in New Jersey will be given the power to close objection- able motion picture shows, if Miss Florence L. Haines wins a fight she Newark authorities found themselves powerless to close objec- tionable shows, she proposed a mo- tion picture censorship bill at the closing _Jjoint session of the New Undismayed by failure of her bill to pass, J#iss Halnes has made con- trol of motion pictures by law her platform for re-election on the Re- “I intend to continue the fight for motion picture control in New “It re- turned to the next session of the Legislature, I shall propose a simi- Marriage Licenses. Harry €. Austin and Mary A. MaGill. John N. Goodrich and Almeds F. Downs. lip Vi i ichs e s Ve of Biamen, Ve ymos and Luls Newell fohns anise ambers. 'Snd_ Joanna Seaborn nd Katharine a . Fritter and G e 3 ® Bowers and Blanche £ Hai Lioyd SOCIETY.” Pearl C. Wallace. is city and Mamle ALLARD OIL BURNING SERVICE Announces _the BALLARD OIL HEA 3 1617 0 .._'m.'l'l.n‘:) (o e 3 r. Va, rown. both of odes and Elms K. Zirkle. th and Marle Smith. v and Florence Harri a thank-you and a message You made our Opening Day a huge success! We hope we may at all times prove our sinceré gratitude by always showing courtesy, and fair and just dealings with each . and every business transaction. value Individual model hats, exact copies of the ime portant Paris successes—Silks, Felts and Velours . in black and the new Fall shades. 1221 F. ST.. N.W. Smart Evening Dresses $1975 Final reductions on all Stm- mer evening goums. The re- ductions are sharp, to effect immediate clearance. Final Day Friday Tomorrow marks the final day of our Summer clearance. Scores of new items have been added to make the closing day the best of all. Every Summer garment is offered, regardless of cost. All sales final! Final Clearance of All SUMMER DRESSES Drastically Reduced to We have added a number of better-grade Frocks to complete the assortment. Every material and size in the two groups. Final Reduction Spring Coats A complete and final clearance of all Spring coats. *15, #25 and *35 $7.00 and $ 2.95 Still Good Choice Among the Dresses—-at Half Price! We are making no exceptions—but in- cluding every Dress remaining of the pres- ent season’s stock— First Floor Specials $1.50 Majod and Non- . parell all-silk stockings. . sl P $1.95 Onyx pointed silk $1.45 hose . $2.95 Proper Blue-edged a5 silk stockings . ..... g - sl Every odd undergarment 95 from $2.95 to $595.... sl All Remaining White Coats Final Reduction $10 and $15 Here is your opportunity to buy a smart Sum= ‘mer coat ot a great saving. Misses’ sises. 7 95 You have at your selection over 200 late Summer Vogue and Value frocks that sold from $15 to $20. Every model is distinctive in design and detail. There are frocks for every oc- casion, and sizes for every figure in the group. There’ll be plenty of warm days when you’ll need just such frocks, so take advantage of this reduction. August sale of Fur Just 1/2 Price , . 9 Coats now fn prog- s , ress. Save 25% to YOUTHFUL APPAREL FOR EVERYWOMAY 33%% by buying F al ‘Tenth St . All Street Dresses All Sports Dresses All Afternoon Dresses ‘All Dance Frocks All Evening Dresses All Chiffon Dresses All Georgette Dresses All Lace Dresses Headquarters for Finery Coral Brand Silk Hosiery. We are asking that all selections be final— for we cannot make exchanges or accept re- turns, 1214 F St. N.W." »