Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1928, Page 18

D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1928. SOCIETY.' e o mum.m v wearing - . S, LA Was 18 SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SOCIETY The Chief Executive and Mrs. Coolidge Observe Twenty-Third Wedding Anniversary Today. . and | o'clock, the Rey. J. C. Saunders, pastor. at 601 | officiating. The church was decorated with Autumn leaves and Fall flowers. ‘The bride was escorted by her father, who gave her in marriage. She wore gown of modern blue satin, close-fitting hat of the same color - | with rhinestone ornaments, and carried HE President and Mrs. Coolidge are observing their twenty-third | Ch wedding -anniversary today. There will be no formal celebra- tion of the day. tor and Mrs. Phipps ts at Luncheon Yesterday. $Senator and Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps, 0 attended the polo matches in New k yesterday, entertained at luncheon 1dllowing the event. e naval attache of the Italian em- y and Donna Leonor de Sutton Lais have returned from New rk, where they spent a few days. rs. Willlam Phillips, wife of the ted States Minister to Canada, is in w York, at the Weylin Hotel. Avrs. Karl D. Klemm has returned b a Summer abroad, and is in her apartment at 2029 Connecticut avenue. H §Col. and Mrs. William A. Starrett of Npw _York are now in Washington, at the Mayflower, where they had guests dining with them last evening in the piesidential dining room. Col. and Mrs. J. W. Sutphen and son. Mr. Richard Sutphen of Cleveland and 1bs Angeles, are at the Willard, where cfiy arrived today for a short stay. “Capt. R. Beam and Lieut. Jack Hodg- sqn of the American embassy at Ha- vana, Cuba, have arrived in Washing- tan by airplane, accompanied by Lieut. J, A. Terry and Mr. Guillermo Martull of the Cuban army, and are at the Carl- tan for several days. #The chief of the Weather-Bureau and Mys. Charles F. Marvin, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Helen Marvin, nt to New York today. - Prof. Marvin The Most FUR COAT Value forYour Money HATEVER the amount you elect to give for a fur coat, vour money will return biggest value at Saks.’ | given in marriage by her father and her wedding gown was old lvow«n velvet, fashioned draped lines. Her veil d lace fell over a tulle founda- t &E-i st man. A breakfast and reception followed immediately after the ceremony when the bridal couple were assisted by Mrs. Rolls, mother of the bride, who wore a \ ForOneDollar | —we will fit a fancy shape watch crystal. Restring your beads. Polish your steel buckles. shoe TAnd likewise, the maximum of Style, Service and Quality, coupled with finest workmanship. Come see for yourself — comparison in- vited. , who was in black chiffon velvet fashioned along draped lines. Dr. Fishback and his bride left after the breakfast for a wedding trip, Mrs. Pishback wearing a green georgette crepe, with a hat to match and a gray fur coat. They will be at home after December 23 at 2709 Thirty-sixth street, ‘Washington. Among the out-of-town guests were Miss Marjorie Price Graham of St. Louis, Miss Rainey Bartley of New Mex- ico, Admiral and Mrs. Roger Wells and Miss Marjorie Kingswill of Toronto. The bride is a graduate of Havergal School, in Toronto, Canada, and of Vas- sar College. She is a member of Phi Repairing, remodeling and the making of new jewelry since 1881 Salvatore Desio Jeweler 926 F St. MRS. ERNEST GIBSON, Before her marriage, Miss Nina Simpson Ford of Clifton, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson were married September 15 and are making their home in Herndon, Va. —Bachrach Photo. ding breakfast followed in the Grace Hotel at 9 o'clock, and at 10 o'clock there was a reception in the Minnesota in 1928, and served as second Heutenant of Infantry in 1918. CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED ] attend the meetings of the National fety Council and with Mrs. Marvin afd their daughter will return the end of the week. ) A FPormer Senator Richard P. Ernst of Kntucky arrived in Washington today and is at the Willard. Mrs. Strother Smith, widow of Rear Admiral William Strother Smith, will spend the Winter in Washington and taken an apartment at the Ward- Park Hotel, Lord and Lady Gosford of London, England, have arrived in Washington add are at the Carlton for several days. Many Autumn Weddings of Interest to Capital. Margaret Bacon, daughter of . L. Seward Bacon, whose marriage toi Mr. John F. Brawner, son of Mr. angd Mrs. John W. Brawner, will take plice Thursday, October 11, at 4 o'glock, in All Souls’ Memarial Church, will have as her matron of honor. her sigter, Mrs. Charles A. Hoyt of Bronx- vl e, N. Y. Her bridesmaids will in- cl abipth Brawner, - & groom; Miss Enice Evans, Miss Betty Rfphards, Miss Helen Wardman and Dorothy Kidd of New York City, in of the bridegroom. . William Brawner will be best for his brother, and the ushers sefected include Mr. PFlelding Marshall ofyChicago, Mr. Henry H. Lineaweaver “:Pmmmv.v' Mr. Mhn&r l‘%kmx‘lek, M. ‘aggaman, . Warwicl Norris, all of :‘m‘tg\:‘.dmh been gi numt ve iven !.Bn:-honor 31 mr: Bacon and Mr. vening . -and - Mrs. Ennalls n. entertain at a dinner dance at Ward- man Park Hotel Saturday in honor of Miss Bacon and Mr. Brawner, and Miss Florence Wetherill will give. a bridge shower Monday for the bride-elect. Mrs. Rdlph Richards will entertain at a sup- per dance at the Club Chanticler Mon- day in honor of the bride and bride- groom-elect, and Sunday Mrs. Curtis ‘Walker will be hostess at a tea for wedding of interest:in Washington tog‘k place at noon today at Las Lilas, Santa Fe, N. Mex.,, when Miss Katha- New Everyday : Smarter Everyday i Better Value Everyday BETTIE . FROCKS $16.50 =sHOP 1316 G St. =) H i We Specialize in Fitting Wide as | Well as Extremely Narrow Feet “v Smart Shoes in the P Wider Widths ANY women are surprised to know - that shoes they admire come as wide as EEE. Wilbur Coon Shoes, of course, the smartest shoes we know of for wide feet! the extremely narrow foot_ takes on added grace and comfort when fitted in 3 Wilbur Coon Shos stom-Made Stylish Stouts Complete sl;i:x."a‘lu fii,h Shoes 130 Modish Styles—AAAA to EEEEE 317" 'In All Leathers and_Fabrics [} $7.50 to $11 ! MR. J. T. NORRIS | Ef MR. H. 0. BRUBAKER x Formerly with the Family Shoe Store, are identified with us. OYCE & LEWI CusToM FITTING SHOE 439-7* St NW. Just Below E Phone Franklin 8725 M. S. in surgery from the University of Miss Mary Kathryn Histon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Histon, becam the bride of Mr. James Harold Matti- more, son of Mr. and Mrs. James M: timore, in St. Aloysius Church yeste day morning at 8:30 o'clock. A wed- WASHINGTON'S MEN’S STORE Ready for Saddle on Morning Fair! When the sun has risen and the crisp morning air freshens the countryside . . . when you stand with whip in hand, ready to spring into the saddle . . . you've discov- ered one of life’s most exhilarating moments . . . moments made even more enjoyable if you know you are correctly costumed. FINEST A few suggestions: English Tweed Riding Habits ..$39.50 ‘Whipcord Breeches .......$1750 Gabardine Riding Habits. .$59.50 English Broadcloth Shirts. ..$5.50 Knox Riding Hats ...$10.00 Black or Tan Riding Boots, $16.50 The Women’s Shop of Raleigh Haberdasher 1310 F Street A 1115 1117 F STREET Coats " That portray fashion at its best—and demonstrate high quality at a price advantage. HETHER you are interested in the Sports Coats—or the strictly Dress models — you will find in our assortment of each appealing styles — different in their effect because they are exclusive types with us. The Sports Coats are in the nov- elty weaves — smartly fashioned— and of most practical use— $20:50 o $]115:%0 The Dress Coats present most refined effects—of new and original designs, rich weavings and beautiful colors—elegantly finished— 652 to $225:% Both Sports and Dress Coats in sizes for Women and Misses £ Vusizss)) — bride’s home at 601 K street northeast. e | The Rev. Father Pitspatrick performed the ceremony. The church was deco- Bet. 9th & 10tk *The Main Spring Arch is an exclusive ‘Walk-Over feature for the correcting and preventing of aching foot muscles, The Capitol Tie ITH the Main Spring Arch* Smart, Comfortable, Serviceable! This new Fall Model on the Favor Last is shown sn Brown Calf with a lighter trim, in Patent Leather and in Black Calf. 1t is the last word in Fit. $11.50 Wolfs Uatx-Cver Shop anta e s o 929 F Street -Introducing the New Glenleigh Sport Fashions: Smart “debs” and “sub- debs” delight in the sophis- ticated these individuality Glenleigh fashions of for sports and afternoon wear. Notice how fre- quently you see them ‘worn by leaders of the younger set and how interestingly the mode for Autumn has been adapted to the needs of the and the Junior TO LEFT: ce tweed in ombre . New convertible col- Self trimmed with ancy gilt buttons and buc- le. Front stitched pleats in skirt. Green, Rust, Cocoa, Navy. $25.00 TO RIGHT: This dress is a two-piece epect in Herma Dn&e smartly tailored with tachable vestee and Cuffs. Leather belt with fancy ‘metal buckle. Stitched front pleats in skirt. This trim skirt comes in fine wool crepe with double box pleats and a fitted yoke. In Marron Glace, Spanish Wine, Navy, Independence Blue, Brown and Cocos. $9.75 Tri-colored sweater, v-neck. In Copcoa, Independence Blue, Berry Red, Marron Glace, Bgpwn or Navy with a dashing diagonal stripe. $7.95 *In Washington at Erlebacher’s only Srlebacher “Jeminine cApparel of Individualily TWELVETEN TWELVETWELVE F STREET 610 Twelfth St.—Just above F—Phone Main 1647 AKS FUR CO. IN THE CONFIDENCE OF THE PUBLIC OVER FORTY YEARS CONNECTICUT AVENUE JMART SHOKS : 2 N mgorlz, Farrell i?a%fg Mrs. Katharine E. Casley and Mrs. Alice G. Evans— announce the openin, cut Avenue's loveliest shops and they . invite you to come in and look about for of one of Connecti- | THE VITA or Health and Beauty. Smart women and men are their figures. Today's mode demands slender athletic lines. 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Miss Withers invites you to come in tomorrow and see all the pretty things. 1332 Connecticut Avenue (8 Doors South of Dupont Circle) North 1833 LB B Mr. Foster’s Remembrance Shop has just re- | ceived a shipment of many un- usual and attractive gifts and novelties in the heralded modern- istic design— Ash trays, match holders, vases, jugs, lamps and jewelry, earrings, racelets, rings and necklaces by the renowned Chanel and count- less other things. You are always welcome to come in and brouse about at Foster’s. 1023 Connecticut Avenue, (Between K and L Streets.) And 1305 F—across from the Palace. E R B Schwartz —are showing beginning tomorrow several lovely printed velvet dresses—so heralded by authorities of fashions at special prices start- ing at— The reason for the value is clearance to make room for in- coming shipments. A iopnlar dress which everyone is talking about and which you are sure to have when you see it is the new smart silk0 tweedette. Smart shoppers shop early. 1727 L Street N. (Around the corne: Connecticut). | | | | fords an exceptional medium for reducing or maintaining one’s fig- ure in an entirely effortless and pleasant manner. Fifteen minutes |, a day completely relaxed in_the invigorating’ massage of the Vita will work wonders. There are hundreds of them in the smart homes of Washington. Call for a demonstration or write for de- The Vita Agency Suite A ‘ Duryea Bldg., 1731 L St. at Conn. Phone Decatur 4613 walk a plank AR P ) At last the ) sidewalk is _in in front' of Under- wood and Under- wood and doesn’t have to f_ over a sea of bd mud to get to the entrance. As soon as the street is completed Christ- mas business will start in earnest. —and then the maddening rush and the question—what to get. A lovely picture by Underwood | and Underwood is a compliment | to both giver and recipient—it is a present which cannot be dup cated and one which many o your friends would like to have but_hesitate to ask for. Underwood and Underwood are featuring several new styles for Christmas at most attractive prices. Wise Washingtonians are hav- ing their sittings made now so as to avoid the hurry that comes with the last minute. Underwood and Underwood's advertising this Fall is featuring —"“Ask your friend or loved one for a_ picture”—and it's a good | thought, indeed, for how will that person know you want a picture | if you don't ask for one. Call now to arrange for a sit- ting. Decatur 4100. 1230 Connecticut Avenue. KR R If you appreciate delicious food that melts in your mouth —just go to the Huguenot. Really you've never tasted such good > ’ 5 foo rop into this attractive eating rendez- vous and let them give you proof of the pudding. The dinners served here have established The Huguenot as quite the place to go. Call North 7874 and find out what_tomorrow’s menu is. 59 Connecticut Avenue oors South of the Bank on Dupont Circle) looking to | one | Wardman Park Dinner Dances are in full gway again and | there is no |f denying that |f it is indeed the most opular | aunt of smart - going ‘W ashington- || ians. There is an atmosphere which Wardman Park Hotel lends to everything in connection—that makes it the favorite—in fact the dinner dances are so fascinating that they become a habit. You are always sure of grand music—the orchestra just won't let your feet behave. And, too, Wardman Park dances present novelty features that add color. These dinner dances are a most attractive way to entertain a | party—it is no trouble to you— | and you are always sure of a | grand success of your party—so | tlet Wardman Park be your social hostess. Call Columbia 2000 for further information. Wardman Park Hotel, Connecticut” Avenue and Woodley Road. LR Hats A number of smart felt hats | have just arrived and been un- [ packed at Glaser's. These models i are chic and flattering—they may be had in many &tyles and colors. 5.00. A Do bring your old hats in to be cleaned and retrimmed now and so avoid the busy season. Chiffon hose in all Autumn shades—prices Plu&x)inninl at Glaser’s 1502 Connecticut Avenue 2 Doors North of Dupont Circle It has been said that clothes make the man but it is true that beauty makes thie woman. No_matter how finie her costume is— i if she has a bad complex- | ion—a rough skin and unsightly blemishes—she is repulsive. But she need not be—she may possess a positively enviable com- plexion—one that is fine, smooth and clean as a June rose if ‘she will follow Elizabeth Arden treat. || ments and methods. The results of a single treatment are amxzin§—_so do not neglect your complexion another day— |f make an _appointment now , You will thoroughly enjoy your || treatment, too—so restful “and soothing. And while there don’t fail to [f see the exquisite lingerie, negligees and street and evening bags which Elizabeth Arden sent from Paris to you in Washington, Decatur 4147 1147 Connecticut Avenue (Between the Mayflower and N Street)