Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1929, Page 14

SOCTETY. SOC IR T Will Spend Latter Part of_ E "f HE Ambassador of Chile. Senor Don Carlos G. Davila, will go to New York tomorrow fo remain several day | i The Belgian Ambassador, Prince de Tigne. i spending today in Washingfon | loin Princess de Ligne and this evening in their cot- ihge on Gibson Island, where they are spending the Summer. and will their fami ' Gountess Szechenyi Will Be Absent Until November. ! Countess Szechenyi, wife of the Min- | ter of Hungary, who is_spending this :;r:.r'\"); with her mother. Mrs, Cornelius ! Vanderbilt. in’ her Summer home. The | Breakers, at Newport, will move to the ! Summer home of her sister. Mrs. Harry | Payne Whitney, on Bellevue avenue, to yemain through the month of October. { Mrs. Whitney will leave Newport, the first of next week and return to New York for the season. nator and Mrs, Lawrence C. Phipps a’nf\"!hr’;r two sons. Mr. Allen Phipps and Mr. Gerald Phipps. spent yesterday a1 the Beach and Tennis Club at An- napolis Roads, Md. ) < Minister to Bo- The United States Minister - livia, Mr. David E. Kaufman, who is spending several davs in Washington * the Mayfl | he week fo his Summer home in To- wanda, Pa. i erhe military attache Y -'m";wsx\ Brig, Gen. G. Augusto Villa. Tias relurned to his apartment at the of the Ttallan Week in New York. ; i ower, will return the end of | IETY saclor‘. Senor Davila. i | Mrs. Percy S. Foster in their apartment in the Cavaller. | Mr.and Mrs. Bush Wofford of Dal- | las. Tex., are passing a few days in Washingfon at the Mayflower on' their | way back_home from "a motor trip | through New York State. They weré | accompanied north by Mrs. John P. | Mayfield, gister-in-law of former Sena- tor Earle B, Mayfield of Texas. Mr, Davis Elkins has gone fo Sara- | toga Springs for the closing week of the races. | Miss_Gravatte to Wed { Mr. Downer of Buffalo. The marriage of Miss Dorothy E Gravatte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Gravatte of 302 Rittenhouse street, to | Mr.” George Downer of Buffalo, N. Y., will take place Saturday evening. Sep- | tember 7. in the Metropolitan Baptist | Chureh at Sixth and A streets north- | enst, at 8 o'clock. The Rev. John C. | Ball pastor of the church, will perform | the ceremony. and there will be a re-| | ception in the assembly room of the! church immediately after, Mr. James J. Ogg announces the mar- { | riage of his daughter, Carolyn, to Mr. | Charles Edward Leasure, at Holy Trinity | Rectory, Monday. August 26, 1920. The, Rev. P. H. Brennan officiated, and im- mediately after the ceremony Mr Leasure and his bride left Washington ' for an automobile trip through the South. They will be at home after September 15, at 5518 Nevada avenue, Chevy Chase. Q MRS. FORREST F, VROOMAN, * Wardman Park Hotel after passing sev= | eral weeks in Newport. I c the The commercial counsclor of 1l Swedish legation, M. Gustay Weidel. was wmong those lunching at the Carlton | Jesterday. M. and Mme. Weidel had | as their guests over Sunday the lxt;\?r: and Mr, Roberts was graduated from | Brother-in-iaw and sister. Mr. and Mr& | {50 Gniversity of Pennsylvania. The | o, o have eturned to theit NOME | weqing will take place in February. g 4 | Miss Margaret R. Grundy wf Bristol, | The Assistant, Seerctars of War (0| py "% e it "of “her brother, Mr. | Aviation, Mr. . Trubee Davison, 3 Jaseph Grungy, In his apartment, at the | iened invitations for a clambake Sat- | yacgower, wrday, September 14, in the Ssummer | P | Wame’ of This mother, Mrs. Heary P.| Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Slonaker of Lot mi%om: at Peacock Point in Locust| Angeles. have motored to Washington | Valley, Long Island. via Indianapolis and St. Louis and are 4 = at the Cavalier. In Indianapolis they ‘vrha eommercial attache of Dr. Arthur D. Weakly has announced the engagement of hi# daughter, Vir- ginia Wilson, to Mr. Donald Foote Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Roberts of Cleveland, Miss Weakley was graduated from Wellesley College | the yisited Dr. and Mrs. Paul_ Parris, Wenezuelan legation. Senor Don CesaT | eougins of Mrs. Slonaker's. Dr. Slo- A. Davila. is among those sailing today | naker is a professar in the department | | ffom New York for Venezucla aboard of lology of Leland Stanford | theGarabobo, Senor Davila recently | University. | Arrived in this country from a vaca-| Mr. and Mrs. John Wharton have | | VWho was, with her hushand and family, a resident of Washington fer seme vears, after a seige of hard work in the Hoover-Curtis campaign returned Fast to | it old friends. g member of the Civic Chapter of the family have come from Miami and are Eastern Star of New York, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bennett Gordon have gone to Atlantic City and are at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall for the late season,’ Mr. Harry Wardman had guests din- | ing with him last evening on the Plage | Deauville at the Wardman Park Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nottingham are passing this week in New York, where | they are stopping at the Montelair, | Mrs. Ralph Worfhington and her gty Store Closed All Day Saturday fion in his home when he was recalled | Ite Venezuela and will agains be absent for cevoral months. : Maf. and Mrs. C. A. Ross are tempo- garilv at the Martinique prior to open- | fhg their apartment for the Winter. i Capt. James C. Van Ingen, meteoro- ' Yogical officer, Signal Corps, U. S. A. ) And Mrs, Van Ingen have arrived i Washington from Scott Field, Til. and | Have taken a home in Foxhall Village. | iLieut. Comdr. Ciarence F. Aldrich. gone to-Atlantic City and will spend | | several weeks at the Chalfonte-Haddon | Hall. Missy College Type Coats of Washington and Lyon Village, Va.. | are spending some time at Orkney | Springs, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bullion of | | Royal Oak. Mich., and their son and | | daughter, Thomas E. Bullion; §r.. and | Jeanne Bullion, will be at the Mayflower : until Labor day. They have just com- | passing some time at the Wardman { Park Hotel, i Mrs. T. O. Boswell and Mis¢ Beulah | * Lee Hull of Houston, Tex. are at the Dodge Hotel for several days, | e | Mr. and Mrs, Edwin 8. Clarkson are at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall in Atlan- tie City for several weeks. Ten Chippendale mahogany chairs | from the Joddrell collection were sold in london recently for $12,750. BFhilipsborn ELEVENTH ST.s= BETWEEN F 4G 1. §. N.. and Mrs. Aldrich have taken pleted a motor trip to Boston and New ah apartment at the Martinique for an | York and will return home from here. ) ihdefinite period. | i Mr. George Wi ham was host to & small company at diner last evening ) @ the Plage Deauville at the Ward- man Park Hotel. : Judre and Mrs. Rush T.a Motte Hol- J8nd have had with them at the Ward- , man Park Hotel the latter's two grand- daughters, Mary Osler and Kathleen Osler. who passed about two weeks with them. “Mrs. Holland's son and_daughter-in- 14w, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Osler, and ! their other daughter Dorothy passed i the weck end at the hotel, and with their daughters have returned to their | Home in Cannonsburg, Pa. Judge Hol- 1and will leave for Chicago Friday to ! He away for several days. : Miss Ruth Dickinson, daughter " of Representative and Mrs, Lester J. Dick- jnzon, will be hostess at a luncheon to- morrow_in _honor of Miss Dorothy | Ryder Smith, whose marriage to Mr. Everett Lindley Flood will take place Wednesday, September 4. “Pormer Undersecretary of State and Mrs. Norman H. Davis have. as their guests in their Summer home, Orono- | ghe. at Stockbridge, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. QGoode P. Davis. iMrs. Edward Beale McLean was host- Mrs. A. C. Morchead entertained a company at dinner last evening in_the Plage Deauville at the Wardman Park Hotel., Arthur Lucien Niles of v. accompanied by their son, Mr. Jonathan H. Niles, and Mis 1 Mr. and M New York Cil Here on Way to Japan. Miss Haruno Shimada of Nara. Japan, who for two years has been stu GEN. WO0OD REACHES ‘ . RETIREMENT AGE: Assistant Quartermaster General to Close Active Military Career B, of 44 Years, Brig. Gen. 'Winthrop S. Wood, assist- ant quartermaster general, at the Mu- | nitions Bullding, will close an active | military career of 44 years, at midnight | tomorrow, when he will reach the stat- | utory retiring age of 64 years. He was| born in the District of ‘Columbla, but | was appointed to the West Point Mili- | tary Academy in June, 1885, from | Maine, - Graduating four was assigned to the Cavairy and served | in that arm until November, 1898, when | he was transferred to the Quartermaster Corps in the grade of captain, and has continued in that corps to date. He reached the grade of brigadier general in February last. For gallantry in action against the Spanish forces av | Santiago de Cuba in July, 1898, \l'hrr"‘ he was seriously wounded. he was awarded the Silver Star citation, ana for “administrative ability and untiring zeal” while serving as quartermaster of base section No. 6, of the A. E. F., in France, during the World War, he was awarded_ the Distinguished = Service | Medal. His successor as assistant quar- | termaster general, with the rank of brigadier general, probably will be an- nounced within the next few da | Everything Call Potomac 3900 DOLLAR, ”%% . CO. 1731 7th St. NW. And Press oM o A 31010 | JONNECTICUTS, | (G AVENUE_ 0 Q. O lternations rew being mats ©) | Jer October dccupancy. 1 .L.RustCom sty | i 1 2 ) Distinctive Styles for Dress THE ANNUAL FUR CLASSIC presents an event we cannot duplicate later - | Carlotto Ramsay of Lonz Branch, ar-| Y rived in Washington last night for | short visit and are at the Mayflower. s Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Matthews are | among those spending August at the | | Chalfonte-Haddon Hall in Atlantic Cits ! Interesting Visitor . L : - | ving | at Teachers' College of Columbia Uni- | | versity, is at the Dodge Hotel for a| | brief Visit, Miss Shimada, who took | : her M. A. degree in June, will sail Sat- | . urday on the Olympic for Southamp- | ton, whence she will go to Naples, where | she will take passage on the S. S.| Haruna. The trip to Japan will be | made around the coast of Asia via the| | Red Sea and Indian Ocean. Miss Shi- | mada expects to reach Yokohama about the middle of October. Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Levy of the Bronx, New York, are at the Cavalier, ‘rn route from New York to Noflnlk,’ | where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Cohen, at 423 Westover avenue, over | Platinum @aracul Silver muskrat Sealine* Pony Broadtail Muskrat Calf American Opossum Galland Squirrel* Lapin®* Caracul SOMETHING BETTER than an ordinary SALE DRESSES—Second Floor ' 2t Black Flat Crepe Ensemble. .. Brown Flat Crepe Ensemble. . Navy Flat Crepe Ensemble. .. Beige Flat Crepe Ensemble Fall Green Crepe Ensemble. . Capri Blue Flat Crepe Ensemble. Navy Flat Crepe Ensemble. .. Rlack Flat Crepe Ensemble. .. Capri Blue Chiffon-Ensemble. New Blue Lace Ensemble. ... Taffeta Bridesmaids™ Dresses, . Wedding Dress, size 16. Black Chiffon Cocktail Black Chiffon Afternoon Drgsses. Georgette Afternoon Dresses. . Flat Crepe Afternoon Dresses White Chiffon Dinner Dress. . Imported Flowered Chiffon. .. Black and White Flowered Chiffo Flowered Chiffons ......... . Flowered Chiffons . Flowered Chiffons ............. Chiffon Afternoon Dress Lace Dresses .. SCoticcan voaieiaieis . Metallic Flowered Chiffon Afternoon Dresses. . Flat Crepes (assorted colors).. Capri Blue Crepe Afternoon Dress Navy Georgettes ......ocouvonsce Capucine Chiffon Afternoon Drese. . Imported Indian Prints ...... Flowered Chiffons ......... Formerly SH B L D R R e e e Plaid Sport Coat, with Pahmi fur collar. co.veeeiees s Striped Sports Coats, self trimmed. .. Plaid and Striped Sports Coa 2 Striped Sports Coats Red Velvet Dress Coat. ... e . Blue and Green Cloth Coats, velvet trimmed. Gray Cloth Coat, sclf trimmed: Tan Silk Moire Cape-back Coat Black Silk Faille Coat Black Silk Moire Coat. Green Cloth Cape Coat. ..... : Green Cloth Coat, with throw tie collar. . Black Satin Velvet Trimmed Coat. ... Gray Faille Silk Coat. . Black Fur Trimmed Green Cloth Coat, with Beige Fox collar. .. Robin’s Egg Blue Silk Coat, with Platinum Fox collar Gray Kashmirola Coat, black Moleskin collar.......... Gray Kachmirola Coat, American Broadtail collar and Cuffs ....... . ceese 98.75 Black Satin Coat, black Galyak fur collar. 98.7: Black Silk Coat, side cape, Monkey trimmed. Rebel Blue Cloth Coat, eggshell Caracul collar. 125.00 Black Cloth Coat, white Caracul collar and cuffs...... 12500 Black Satin Coat, embroidered border, Kolinsky Collar and cuffs ..... A AR Orchid Georgette Summer Evening Wrap.... Canary Satin Evening Wrap... Fegshell Velvet Evening Wrap Blue Georgette Cape Coat. 3-Piece Black and White ¢ 5 Gray Embroidered Cloth Coat, Silver Fitch collar Tan and Gray Cloth Ensembles 89.75 18.00 34.75 24.75 22.00 39.75 18.00 39.75 2975 22.75 19.75 Now £15.00 35.00 25.00 19.75 29.75 32.50 39.75 39.75 69.75 15.00 42.50 39.75 22.50 35.00 39.75 29.75 59.75 65.00 29.75 ess at dinner last evening in the villa aj Newport which she is occupying for | the Summer. | _iMrs. Henry C. Corbin, who went to il Furope in July, will sail for home Fri-| L€ | day. October 4, on the S. S. Leviathan A. M Because our thirty affiliated stores purchased for this event, we are able to announce that this is the greatest Fur Coat offering we have ever made at this price. The styles are smarter, the values greater and the selection more the coming week end. Befote return- | ing to New York in a fortnight they | will tour the ‘Shenandoah Valley, visit- | the several Virginia caverns Mr. . Erle-Maid Dresses & SpOl‘lSW(‘al‘—T’lfi'd Flpor Formerly Erle Maid or Sports Dresses. . £15.95 2 Erle Maid or Sports Dresses. . Now £8.00 12.00 and Mrs. Levy is a prominen | of the United States Lines, arriving in New York October 10. Miss M. C. O'Connor entertained at a: luncheon {nday at the Cardton Hotel, when there were five in the company. iMr, and Mrs, Maxim Karolik have eanceled their social engagements, ow- ing to the recent death in Germany of Nrs. Karolfk's aunt, Mrs. Arthur Amory Godman. ! Mr. and Mrs. Evan M. Dey and thei daughters, Eleanor and Jeanette Day. ! of Cleveland. Ohio, have just_compl | efi a trip to Boston and New York and are now in Washington at the May- | flower. They will spend a day or two alsn in Pittsburgh on their return trip td Cleveland. : Mr. R. S. Reynolds Hitt joined Mrs. Hitt vesterday in Newport where they ! are spending the Summer, after being the guest. for 10 days of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- | liam F. R. Hitt at Saratoga Springs for the races, i Miss Cecelin Foster of Chicago is | Wsiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. and WASNINGTON JuLius Gar We solve your Parking Problem while shop- ping here by taking charge of your car A FINAL GREAT CLEARANCE SALE NOW Our Entire Remaining Stock of . A SMART SUMMER HATS At Greatly Reduced Prices Remarkable Values at $2.50 sade A i $5.00, | is a member of Civic Lodge, F. A.; | | g i ! Unexcelled cooling system— | Compiste ‘chanve of air § every 113 minutes, -— g be . Uollier In COLUMBIA RD. ar |8 ST, DLUmBIANA e TONIGHT Tn eonjunction with o i {3 our “reguiar‘menu 5 Until 7:30 ; |i SEAFOOD |# DINNER C Special Club Steak Dinner, $1.00 | Fried Chicken Dinner 1 s Ia Marviand, $1.00 Salad courses far thase not desiring 5 2 1o those COLUMBIA 5042 Sealine* with J Biege Squirrel Col- = lar and Cuffs, $100. FINCKEL& Co. COATS in this event. orite styles. $98 Furred Coats, $165 $7.50 $10.00 ”Fsuoérc»rur of 13th - The Utmost in Style and Quality Dress n‘nd Sports Types... La and notched collars . . . new cuffs ... Coats beautifully trim- ge(.‘l with self or contrasting Furs. Satin. The Annual Fur Classic Ends Friday. Your Coat Now While Great Savings Are Yours The Annual. . August Sale of Ends Friday Two more days to save Siocks have been replenished with fav- $58 . $78 - $l2s . 15% Discount on Up. Nutria- dyed Coney, Wolf Collar, v w100, Coa trimmed, comprehensive than any previous such event. rge Paquin shawl, johnny All are lined with Crepe Buy . Buff Pony Coat, Arm- . our l"rac)Col- wm-wfifl-wl" o X isell rle Maid or Sports Dresses... Silk Crepe Summer Coats. ...... Linen Coats seman Sport Jackete, flannel and striped jersey. Sport Jackets, fancy striped silk............ siadoas MILLINERY—Second Floor Formerly 26 Hats, white felis, large white straws and fabric. . £10.00 19 ]_hn-, midsummer black hair and lace........$ FUR COATS—Second Floor Formerly Seal, with collar and cuffs of Mink tails, size 16 $195.00 395.00 495.00 1 Huds 1 Beige Caracul. with Stone Marten collar, size 18 o 1 Ocelot, with Wolverine shawl collar, size 36..... 1 Bronze Baby Russian Caracul, Baume Marten collar, siner 0BG oo e s . Sk seinds200:00 1 Brown American Broadtail, Kolinsky collar, size 16. 450.00 1 Natural Dark Eastern Mink, size 18................%. 1,850.00 1 Gray Bahy Russian Caracul, Platinum Fox trimmed, size 38 .. e swieee e ae’s 3,250/00 1 Logwood Moleskin, with Fitch collar and cuffs, size 16.. 595.00 ACCESSORIES—First Floor Formerly +$3.50 and $5.00 o Straw. Leather and Silk Handbags. Leather and Antelope Bags... Leather Bags Lounging Pajama . Costume S Crepe de Chiné Chemite. ... 1 Crepe de Chine Step-in... 1 Crepe de Chine Chemise. . 1 Crepe de’Chine Chemise. . 1 Handmade Chemise . -3 Necklaces and Bracelets. 4 Necklaces and Bracelets. ..... 8 Necklaces and Bracelets. +'4 Necklaces and Bracelets. 2 Necklaces 7 9 7 1 4 1 cesbens 15.00 16.50 16.00 8.00 12.00 6.50 .75 T T T e Tesmpemrrees 2 R S e R BT T e o o e 1 Now $275.00 250.00 250.00 N 695.00 250.00 975.00 695.00 . 295.00 T o e T T S B 3 R WO T W o T S