Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1930, Page 18

B2 % SOCIETY. SOCIETY Vice President Curtis Dinner Guest of Brazilian Ambassador at the Embassy This Evening. HE Vice President, Mr. Charles Curtls, with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, will be the guests in whose honor the Am! of Brazil, Senhor 8. Gurge! dq Amaral, will entertain a company of 33 at din- ner this evening. Sir Ronald and Lady Lindsay Guests at Afternoon Reception. The Ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Lindsay will be the guests in whose honor the commercial counselor of the embassy and Lady Broderick and the first secretary and Mrs. Terence A. Shone will give a reception this after- noon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shone at 3132 O street, The wives of other members of the embassy stafl will assist and alternate at the tea table through the afternoon. ‘The Minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro entertained & small company at luncheon today in compliment to Mrs. Butler, wife of Maj. Mitthoff But- ler, United States Marine Corps, who has recently returned from duty in Haiti. Maj. and Mrs. Butler are visit- ing the latter's sister, Mrs. Alvin Snyder, before going to the former's new post. The Minister of Jugoslavia, Dr. Leonide Pitamic, was the dinner guest last evening of Mrs. E. T. Meredith, who entertained in the presidential din- ing room of the Mayflower. Others in the company were Mme, Grouitch. Mr. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman, Maj. Gen. and Mrs William D. Connor, Mrs. Henry Dimock, Capt. and Mrs. John Gibbons, Mr. and Mrs. Maxim Karolik, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, also Mr. Bojidar Stoianovitch and Mr. Nikola Perazic of the staff of the legation of Jugoslavia. Senator and Mrs, Arthur H, Vanden- berg have postponed the dinner they were giving tonight at the Willard, due to the serious illness of their guest of honor, Mr, Ralph H, Booth, newly ap- pointed Minister to Denmark. Senator David Baird entertained a party at dinner last evening at the Carlton and Senator Simeon D. Fess also entertained a small company there. Representative Gilbert N. Haugen of Jowa and Judge Willlam R. Green of the United States Court of Claims were Jjoint hosts at dinner Sunday, entertain- ing at Olney Inn. In the company were Representative and Mrs. C. William Ramseyer, Representative and Mrs. Ed H. Campbell, Representative and Mrs. ‘Thomas J. B. Robinson, resentative and Mrs. Cassius C. Dowell, Representa- tive and Mrs. F. Dickinson Letts, Repre- sentative and Mrs. Willlam F. Kopp, Representative and Mrs. Lloyd Thurs- ton, Representative and Mrs. John T. Buckbee, Representative Cyrenus Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Swanson and Mrs. Clin- ton Robinson. Mrs. Sol Bloom and Miss Vera Bloom will sail Saturday on the Leviathan for FEurope. Representative Bloom will join his family abroad after the close of €S8, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Ewing of New York announce the enngaum of their daughter, Miss Ellen x Ewing, to Mr. Thomas Archibald Stone, second secretary of the Canadian legation. ‘The news is of considerable int in Washington as Mr. Stone is one of the distinguished and charming mem- bers of the younger diplomatic contin- gent and as Miss Ewing's family has a Washington background. Mr. Ewing was appointed commissioner of patents by | President Wilson and during his serv- fce in this post he and his family oc- cupled the “old Slidell mansion,” which stood between Corcoran House and the home of Henry Adams lfi:&lntng John Hay's residence. All of these historic mansions were razed to make way for the United States Chamber of Com- merce Building and the Hay-Adams House, but while Mr. and Mrs. Ewing were residents of Washington their home was the scene of much hospitality. Miss Ewing was presented to soclety in New York after left Washington, but she has been & frequent visitor here as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Newbold Noyes, Miss Ewing is a graduate of Dobbs Ferry and later attended Smith College. She is a member of the Colony Club. Mr. Stone is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Stone of Chatham, Ontario, Canada. He was graduated from To- ronto University in 192¢, and afterward took a degree from L'Ecole des Sciences Politiques in Paris. The marriage will take place in the Summer at Sorrento, Me., where and Mrs. Ewing have a Summer home. ‘The first international wedding of the Spring season in Washington that this afternoon of Miss BC".E ‘Thorpe, daughter of Col. and Mrs. George C. Thorpe of this eity, and Mr, Arthur J. Pack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pack of London. The ceremony will be per- formed in the Church of the Epiphany, the rector, Rev. Ze Barney Phillips, of- ficlating at 3:30 o'clock. ~Palms and lilies decorate the chancel of the chureh, with British and Amerian flags on the iron grille at the chancel steps. ‘The bride, who will be given in mar- riage by her father, will wear a gown of ivory taffeta fashioned with a lon! train and her vell is of old rose poin applique falling over a foundation of tulle. "Her shower bouquet will be of white roses and orchids. of light-weight silk wool jersey are ideal flecked green with a two-toned 45 INCORPORATED. WEDNESDAY—BEGINNIN Over 500 New Spring Tailored and Dressy -HATS! Featured in This Assortment of Hats, the Well Known La France with Woven Linings Balli-Toyos, Swiss Hairbraids, Fine Woven Toyos, Lacy Straws, Novelty Straws and Combinations In Chic Angel Face Effects, Flattering Pokes, Youthful Flare Effects, Irregular Brims. Snug-Fitting Cloches, with Small and Medium Brims M.Prooks-Co < STREET MILLINERY DEPT.—FOURTH FLOOR TWEEN 1ITH r. and Mrs. Ewing | of SPORT SUITS the “in between” season. The meodel sketched in jersey tie, includes a sleeveless skirt and swagger jacket. 1919 Que Stret - AT 9:15 AM. THE EVE ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930. Mrs, Christian L. Christensen, eousin of the bride, will be matron of henor and will have a gown of peach-color chiffon fashioned on long lines, and her hat will match in eolor and her bouquet will be of roses and delphinium. Miss Jane W. Thorpe, sister of the bride, will be mald of honor and will be dressed like Mrs. Christensen, with the exception of a narrow blue velvet belt Miss Gertrude Lamont, Miss BEdith Eustis, Miss Helen Gary, Miss Kath- arine Carlisle and Miss Katharine Phil- lips will be bridesmaids and will wear dainty costumes of blue chiffen, with horsehalr hats to mateh, trimmed with peach-color velvet, and blue shoes. They will carry roses and delphinium, Capt. J. T. Godfrey, assistant mill. attache of the British em 3 will be best man and the ushers will | include Mr. Ronald Ian Campbell, Mr. Michael Wright, Mr, A. R. Dew, Mr. Leander Mt ick-Cioodhart and Mr. H. H. 8ims of the British embassy staff: Mr, William J. B. Macaulay, secretary the Irish Free State legation, and Mr. Thomas Archibald Stone, second secietary of the Canadian legation, A reception in the home of the bride's Llfm'l at 3318 Woodley road will fe W immediately after the ceremony for the members of the wedding party, members of the diplomatic corps and intimate friends, and a reception to a larger company will be held at 5 o'clock, ‘when Mrs, will receive with the of beige-color lace and & horsehair hat of the same sha bride will start for a wedding trip, the latter wearing a traveling costume of een duvetyn trimmed with moleskin. Europe and will yeturn to Washington in the Autumn, where Mr. THE COLLIER INN Columbis R4. at 18th St. N.W. TRY our deliclous Ohicken Salad for your next Home Party—also Sandwiehes, Tee Cream and Pastries— & complete and satisfying catering service—sure to please you. Columbia 5043 and 1 for silk frock with smartly gored LY . Thorpe wedding party and will have a costume || de, i Later in the day Mr. Pack and his ||| ey will sail shortly for a four-month |f| 2| treip in Pack will resume his duties as commer- cial secretary of the British embassy. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lend Home for Spring Wedding. ‘The Postmaster General and Mrs. Walter F. Brown will be in the small and interesting company attending the wedding this afternoon at 4 o'clock of Mrs, Bargeron Kasey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam L. Bargeron, former: 1y of Georgia, now making their homs in Washington, to Mr. Franklin A. Lord of New York and Washington, son of I“l,;l: fiivlnk!wn C. Lord of Charles- Weather permitting, the ceremony will be performed in the charming old- fashioned “back yard” of the home of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Curtis, 1925 F street, The yard of the house, which is over 100 years old, is gay with flow- erln‘ shrubs and boxwood. In case inclement weather arrangements have been made for the ceremony to ;nke place in the drawing room of the ome. The Rev. Samuel Judson Porter of the First Baptist Church will officiate and a string orchestra will play.softly during the ceremony and for the re- ception which will follow. The bride will be given in marriage by former Gov. Willlam R. Merriam, father of Mrs. Curti 8he will wear DULIN & m AT FOR UNUSUAL VALUES must lead one to Dulin & Martin, where a large array of Orental Rugs of unques tionable dependability iz found . . . THE LOWEST IN YEARS . Here one will find enly vugs selected for Merit—rugs uty will stand the test of Time . . minders of the gewus and mastery of the ¥ iR -5 2 .. IND!AN PRINTS. A varied selection of Indian Prints also at very reasonable $rices. (THIRD FLOOR) gown of yellow ehiffon flowered in hell color and made with a long-, waisted bodice with a csj the neckline, and the ski Her hat is of horsehair braid, match- ing the design in her gown, and trim- med with yellow roses. hell tint gloves and slippers compl her eos- tume and she will earry an arm with ruffies. | bouquet of yellow TOSes. Mrs. Curiis will be the matron of (Continued on Third Page.) Use Henderson's Furniture Oil Will net harm any finish James B. Henderson * 1108 G Street MARTIN HE SEARCH genumne astern ugs PRICES WHICH ARE silent re- rient. We invite you to inspect Connedicut Ave. anad " PARKING SERVICE—Connecticut Ave. Entrance H. ZIRKIN & SONS—821 14th ST. An Extraordinary Purchase makes possible An Extraordinary Offering of smart new Dresses & every new and desired able saving! & 12T Chiffons in flowered effect and plain . . . flat crepes and | j georgettes in all the leading shades . . . and so forth, EN- {§SEMBLES with silk dresses® and cloth coats—also silk coats and silk dresses. Long and short sleeves. . .also sleeveless. in our window All Sizes— 14 to 44 Ensem bl Values $25, $29.50, $35 18 A special group which includes § type, shade and material’. . .surely you will choose at least two at this remark- See them displayed H.Zirkin & Sons Incorporated 821 14th Street * SOCIETY. . M-Erocks.Co TWEEN IITH WEDNESDAY BEGINNING AT 9:15 AM. MONTH-END SALES Juniors’, Misses’ and Women’s Spring Apparel and Accessories Read every “bargain” listed below ... GROUP NO. 1 Cloth and silk coats formerly selling $ lines, scarf effects and revers. In black $ Now | 8 and the wanted shades of tan, middy and i green. All sizes. GROUP NO. 2 3 In:ludles l\‘rcry.u;‘icessdful fashion inlthe $ vanted lightwei and cre woolens wanted lig! g pcfii Now $39.75 to $49.75. In blacks, middy blues, tans and greens. With and without furs. GROUP NO. 3 Distinctive Spring coats formerly sell- basketweaves, coverts, crepey woolens and finer silks, in black and all the wanted Spring shades. GROUP NO. 1 Tweeds in clever t\go kmd three piee:l $ its, pin stripes, basketweaves an :Z:relvn?m?hin flilored models, cape ef- Now range of sizes and shades. o Broeks' Suits—Second Floor GROUP NO. 2 waited until after Easter to buy their Spring suits will be nmpl{_ rewarded by piece models in softly tailored and man- tailored modes. . Red Fox—Two and Three Skin 3 Marmink Scarfs to Clear at There are about ten of each kind, so we sug- gest that ypu come as early as you can, for seldom $ ood color and are well mounted. Formerly sell- ing from $25 to $39.75. Brooks’ Fur Sear{s—Second Floor GROUP NO. 1 Early Spring dresses for daytime and eve- Now $ be disposed of to make room for new summery dresses. Many very remarkable bargains, GROUP NO. 2 ' Hard to speak of these as clearance $ ions, such new colors and in such wanted Now 1 materials as chiffon, crepe, prints, laces and knitted materials. All sizes, ) GROUP NO. 3 These are most emphatically finer dresses and embrace such popular fash- fon, creg; jacket frocks and many others. The size range is most com- plete. 76 Silk crepe de chine panties, chemises and step-ins.sl .88 124 Hand-embroidered Porto Rican gowns, step-ins, panties and teddies. Usually $1.25. For Wednesday. 32.84 $ 2.29 $A.69 shades. Usually $5.75. For Wednesday.......c0auns 130 Pairs of first quality all-silk chiffon stockings § | .33 with Paris clox. Usually $1.95. For Wednesday..... 54 All-silk and imported gloria 16-rib umbrellas. Usually $3.95 and $4.95. For Wednesday...ceo0eecme 48 Rayon crepe scarfs. Pastel shades. Double width. Usually $1.59. For Wednesday....... s sision 89 Zephyr apd rayon sport sweaters. In new colors. Usually $2.95. For Wednesday 119 Piece of smart costume jewelry. Usually $2. For Wednesday : such fur scarf bargains are offered. All have picture dresses, flowered and plain chif- 54 New crepe de chine silk blouses. In the wanted from $25 to $35. Flares, capes, straight- Brooks' Coats—Second Floor and smart silks. Formerly selling from Brooks' Coats—Second Floor ing from $49.75 to $69.75. elgas, Now $ 3 5 Brooks' Coats—Second Floer fects and many other smart styles. Wide Smart misses and women who have $ the values in this group. Two and three Now 2 I Broeks' Suits—Second Floer ning that formerly sold from $15 to $25. Must Brooks' Dresses~=Third Floor dresses, for they are in such new fash- Breoks' Dresses—Third Floor ions as lace afternoon jacket frocks, net Now $2 3 Brooks' Dresses—Third Floor Usually $2.95. For Wednesday.....ccocan Vestees and collar and 136 Pieces of lace neckwear. cuff sets. Usually $1.50. For Wednesday...... AR 80 Sleeveless Vestees in pongee, rayon and broad- s .00 cloth. Usually $2.95 and $1.95. For Wednesday..... 38 Sleeveless Sweaters, in rayon and wool mixtures. Usually $2.95 and $1.95. For Wednesday........... c 84 Genuine leather_ handbags in smart styles. Usually $2.95. For Wednesday Brooks’ Accessories. $] .69