Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1927, Page 19

TIHE EVENING STAR. WASIIINGTON. D. . TIHURSDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1027.° 1 SOCIETY | f (Continued from hteenth Page.) §{Continued from Eighteenth Tage). “hurch, Rev. Dr. U. G. B. Pierce of-| ¢ ciating. Witnessing the ceremony were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. r. and | T Helena | | Aug and, mother and aunt of i Sesterday at the V s passing a few d Br on’ and tment at the for the W passing Shore, visit aker, former di mint, has returned from Nev., where he when Miss T ughter of Mr Imarth of B: heiry, son of Mrs. of " this city. The at 12 o'clock and following M - and_his a wedding trip. They ngton in the near heir home at 3109 The marriage of irgess will ret's Church e | amuel W. Waller of ade of the Ordnance De- ympanied by Col. Le Roy s in Washing- the ordnance dis g at the Mayflow: Rome, who is now | J E ton and is a guest at the Mayflower, entertained a_party of | seven at dinner last evening in the presidential dining room. Mrs. Trenee du Pont of Granogue. Del. arrived in Washington _last ening and is a guest at the May- | flower. | TFormer Senator Ernst of Kentucky | A entertained informally at luncheon | ) rd, where he D | ames D. Long an. | e of their daugh- Mr. and Mrs nounce the m celvn, Mr. Percy I Cook. Tuesday. October 4. The ceremon was pe d in_the rectory of John's pal Church at York, Pa.. the rector, Rev. Paul S. Atkins, offi- | ciating. | Benefit Lectures en Under Fashionable Patronage. {1t | The Committee for the George Wash- jngton Memorial lectures announces a | partial list of subscribers, which in- cludes: M Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs. Copley Amory, Mrs. Hiram Bing- Miss Marthe Codman, Mr v. Miss Dumbell, Mi h, Mrs. F. Campbel ohn Fremont, Mrs. Coleman Jen- . Agnes Par- e C. Thorpe. nings, M sons and ) The lectures wi home of Mrs. Henry . by Dr. Loui <elected his subject he Dramatist of Failure, fternoon, February 2, at the *Dramatist . _Dimock, Scott Strength,” Thursday afternoon, *February 9, at 3 o'clock: “Shaw, the Dramatist of Criticism,” Thursday X 3R be given at_the || K. Anspacher, || I il afternoon, “M urned from F uthern Virginia \ada this month. i as returned to her home, | street nor street has re spending th ace in the ains of ., At-| the . February, 16; ot 3 a'clack, | pen Women will give a reception '“=WASH|NGTON GIRL WEDS. the Dramatist of | honor of the visiting fternoon, February | tha Inters | sunday ; State | FOOMS, 1 . 2 | "l")‘mv\m R e « rs will receive, | fmer: Home,oin | Aeflstad by Blse. 1018 0 L visit in | Of the president of the i g Clu William Wo | Contest. | the clul: | Miss Fisher Taylor, Bride of Pro- fessor, Well Known Here, T'LE, October 6 (#).—Miss er Taylor, daughter of the late Misses Tileston have returned pr 3 1e lea tion is for the District 1 s Club and Club and their istleton iritish Columbis | Lostie James A — . — | ashington Bankruptey Is Sought. | anecticut Ave- | srmerly con- | a visit with | s of HIS | Creditors of the nue Realty Co., whic Kall Weld of 31 o -l of the Daughters of the Revolution, the United Dau ‘Now Comes| Good News ® Over 1,200 Brand-new Hats just purchased for Friday and Saturday cnly. A rare opportunity to buy your hat for Business, Dress, Sport or School. —500 HATS AT 00 You will be amazed at $ the wonderful selection of NEW FALL HATS in this special—These hats will only be on sale as long as the quantity holds out. BE EARLY. § Every new material, N including. the new § Felts, V‘ziv:ll, Satins, N Embroideries, Soleils § and many, many others. § Styles for the miss, and } matron, every shape : § .m; size. SEE’THEI:! RUSSELL’S BARGAIN BASEMENT 12th & G Sts. N.W. HAT SHOP FOURTH FLOOR ilipsborn 606 -614 ELEVENTH:ST. Smart Fashions for Friday’s Selling Chic New Hats Autumn’s Most Authentic Fashions . .. New Patterns Skillfully Combining Metallics, " Satin, Felt and Velvets MODELS FOR MISS AND MATRON HEAD SIZES . '‘BOTH SMALL AND EXTRA LARGE At five dollars one may be a step ahead of the mode by making a choice from this advanced shipment from New York. Infinite variety of new styles . . . turbans, helmets, tiny brims and brimless styles . . . New Rhinestone Pins and Ornaments attest to their chic. Important Millinery News for Friday of Felts 5, For business, school and every daytime occa- sion you will find just the hat. The new Autumn colors—the new styles attest their Parisian influence. ! been active soclally in North Carolina | They will be at home here after No-| Will of Mrs. Annie Offenberg Filed The will of*Mrs. Annfe Offenberg, | her daughter Rebecca and | who died September 20, has heen filed | She gives $500 to the roe street here, would not discuss the | prchrew Home for the Aged and ago. He|marriage today, but said she might| jirects the sale of premises 90 O |of $50 per and Washington. vember 1. Prof. Ayer has been on the staff of the University of Washington Law School since 1913 and taught in llaw schools of the Universities of ontana, California and Mrs. Taylor, who lives at 1502 Mon- | ror probate, author of numerous legal hooks.! have something to say later on. reet. Out of the proceeds Southeast Corner and _Shirley, $250 each. 070 are another son. Ben o\ 13th and G Streets In Fabrics of Paris Chic! LYONS VELVET SUPPLE SATIN METAL BROCADE GOLD LACE FUR FELT 'VELOURS SOLEIL COMBINATIONS OF FABRICS $ 3.65 The House of Courtesy 606'-614 ~ Because: Every price tickets. are included— Materials That Are Smart: Velvet Georgette Satin Crepe Crepe and Velvet Satin and Metallic Chitton Taffeta Jersey, Repp Wool Crepe Frocks for Street Wear Business Dinner Sports Wear Dance Evening Afternoon Philipsborn Trimmed and Tailored Styles— at a Price Not to be Duplicated INLY because of an extraordinary purchase we are able to present such unusually beautiful hats at such a very low price! And that is why we say...not to be duplicated . . . They feature tight little skull caps, many of these unexpected cut brim styles, vagabonds and flattering cavalier styles, and the delightful trimmings usually found only in exclusive millinery! Green, Tan, Beige, Marron; Red The House of Courtesy ELEVENTHIST: ' Here Is a Frock Sale —That will break Records Frock in the Inexpensive Dress Shop is included regardless of higher Every Dress Is a New Fall Style— All of Fall’s favorite materials and colors Style Notes From Paris: Cascade Drapes Fringe Ribbon Trimmings Jabots Varied Tucking Pleatings Uneven Hemlines Fitted Basques Flared Skirts Cocktail Frocks Lace Vests Large Bows Boleros Bouffants Rhinestones 19 to go to her som Moses; $500 each to her son | Max. and $10 to another daughter, Léna. A grandson, Arthur, is to have $1,000 and her grandchildren, Jean An_income month is provided for THE COLORS: Black, Coca; Broun; Royal Blue,