Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1930, Page 14

S 'SR 3 SOCIETY Secretary of Labor Goes to New Jersey to Join Family at Ventnor for Summer Season. HE Secretary of Labor, Mr, James J. Davis, will return to Vextnor, N. J, the latter part of the week,” to remain over Sunday with ‘Mrs. Davis and their chil- dren who are remaining at the resort until after Labor day. The Minister of Venezuela, Dr. Pedro M. Arcaya and Senora de Arcya and | Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Welles, who have been with the latter's mother, Mrs. Richard B. Townsend, at Bar Harbor, Me., have returned to Oxon Hill Manor, Oxon Hill, Me., where they will remain until early Fall. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock loaned her house at Bar Harbor, Me., for & morn- mgx musicale today by the Cave-Cole 0. their children arrived in Washington | Tr; Jast evening and are established at 2209 Massachusetts avcnue. Senora de Arcaya and the children arrived in New York Monday from Venezuela, and the Minister met his family upon their arrival. Countess Szechenyi and Daughters Sailed Today for Hungary. Countess Szechenyi and her three ;cunges'. daughters are sailing today 'rom New York on the Aquitania to join the Minister of Hungary, Count Laszlo Szechenyi, who has been abroad for several weeks. Countess Szechenyi has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Cor- nelius Vanderbilt, at The Breakers, at Newport. The Minister of Greece and Mme Simopoulos will be hosts at dinner th evening at Newport, where they have been since qarly Summer. They are at the Covell cottage. The Minister of Rumania, M Charles A, Davila, entertained at din- ner last evening at Newport, where he is occupying the Cozzens cottage. Senator Millard E. Tydings will ar- rive in New York today on the Lev than from Europe, where he has beel for several weeks. Representative David H. Kincheloe- of Kentucky has rejoined Mrs. Kincheloe and their daughter, Miss Jean Kinche- Joe, at their home on Thirteenth street after spending some time in Kentucky. Mrs. Kincheloe and Miss Kincheloe wili accompany Representative Kincheloe back to Kentucky in & week or so. Representative and Mrs. Parker Cor- ning have leased the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Webster Curran Moriarty at Saratoga Springs, where they have as their house guest Miss Victoria S. Tytus. ‘The United States Ambassador to Ttaly and Mrs. John W. Garrett are sailing today on the Aquitania from New York, en route to the former’s post at Rome. The Ambassador and Mrs. Garrett have been spending a short vacation in their home in the suburbs | of Baltimore, Md. The first secretary of the Peruvian embassy, Dr. Bedoya, v'.0 is acting con- sul general in New York, Just returned from a visit with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ma".eson,l in California. ‘The retiring secretary of the Nether- lands legation, Baron C. G. W. H. van Boetzelaer van Oosterhout, is sailing to- day from New York on the Aquitania, en route to his new post at Brussels. Baroness van Boetzelaer, who went to New York to see him sadl, will return to Rehoboth Beach after his departiire. She is expected to join Baron van Boet- zelaer in Belgium in September. Drechsler-Morscher Wedding At Bride’s Home This Evening. The marriage of Miss Mary Florence Morscher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Morscher, to Dr. Charles Drechsler, pathologist in the United | States Department of Agriculture, son of Mr. Louis Drechsler of Santa Monica, Calif.,, will take place this evening at 8:30 o'clock, in the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church South. A reception will follow the ceremony &t the home of the bride at 119 Waverly street, Clarendon, Va. Mrs. George Mesta will entertain a large comgany at luncheon tomorrow at the club house at Saratoga Springs following the of:nlng of the racing sea- son, Mrs. Mesta is established at New- port for the Summer, and she has entertained extensively at the Rhode Island resort. Miss Louise Davidson, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. J. Slater Davidson, and Miss Lida M have left Washington by motor for a visit in Indianapoiis. ‘They will tour in Canada before return: ing to Washingto has been | joined by Senora de Bedoya, who has | Mrs. David Hunt Blair has returned | to Washington after passing some time in Winston-Salem, N. C, and is at Wardman Park Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Blair’s son, David Hunt Blair, jr., will leave tomorrow for Camp Overall, near Luray, Va. for the remainder of the Summer. Mr. and Mrs, Henry L. Davis, jr., of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Castleman Davis, to Mr. William Fergu- son Cavenaugh, son of Col. and Mrs. Several Lines of Misses’ and Children’s Iioot- wear Reduced to $2.90, $3.90, $4.90 RIC s Closed All Day Saturdays During August Store Hours: 8:15 to 6 Rich’s Semi-Annual CLEARANCE SALE Still Greater REDUCTIONS 56.90 and 38.90 former prices $10.50 to $18.50 —and we've sncluded the very smart models of linen, watersnake, white buck, and of eggshell, white beige, blue and green kid—all fresh Ricl’s regular stock. Our Entire Stock Is Not Included All Sales Final (¢3 Harry La Tourette Cavenaugh o!‘ ‘Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Davis and their daugh- ter are in Mexico City, where Mr. Cavenaugh is United States vice consul, and the engagement was first announced in that city. Mr. Cavenaugh is return- ing to.Washington to enter the Foreign Service School of the State Department and the wedding will take place in Philadelphia in early Autumn. Mrs. Elizabeth Good Flaig of Phila-' delphia and York, Pa., director of Civic Opera, is visiting Mrs. Caroline Eggle- ston Bacon at 2505 Seventeenth street northwest for several weeks. - | E=—p | Mr. and Mrs. Hiram B. Channon of | Philadelphia, Pa., recent guests at the | Cavalier, have completed their Wash- | ington visit. “The Mill Round Table” will be the | subject of the final entertainment of | the Arts Club's Summer season and will take place tomorrow evening in the | club garden, following the last club din- ner of the Summer. Short stories which | have been writterf throughout the year by Arts Club members will be read and | criticisms will be_invited, the comment to be led by Mr. Lewis Moneyway. Mr. James True, the conductor of the Arts Club “Mill,” will be the evening’s host. ‘While there will be no further enter- tainments until it opens its doors formally again on the first Tuesday in September, the club's garden will be open to its members and their guests. This green and shady retreat has been a boon to members during these warm July evenings and the club manage- ment has decided that it shall remain | Miss Lowman, Mr. W. W. Jar¢ Women’s Full- fashioned Silk Chiffon Hosiery reduced to— $1.45 3 pairs, 3¢ M’N FST.AT TENTH $6.50 to $12.50 Until 2 PM just received. GREAT SUMMER CLEARANCE Begins Tomorrow 1480 Pairs of Women's Queen Quality Shoes Open Saturday 585 The best August Offering this store has ever made. We have drastically reduced every pair of Summer Footwear. Here are Many Smart Models, the footwear that women like best, all of exceptional quality. White Linen and White Kid, Beige and Colored Kid Leathers, Crepe, Satin, Kid and Patent Leathers in Purnps, Strap Pumps and Oxfords. We have added to this sale 745 pairs of New Fall Models This is an opportunity to buy. Summer and New Fall Shoes at this extremely low price. No C. 0. D.’s 1219 F Street N.W. All Sizes and No MAIL or TELEPHONE ORDERS Queen Quality Boot Shop Widths STAR, WASHINGTON, open for the enjoyment of members during August. In the large Washington colony at Buena Vista Spring Hotel are Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Col. Amos W. W. Woodcock, Miss Hilda King. Mrs. R. L. Eftinger, Mrs. R. W. Howell, Mr. C. R. Sherrick, Mr. Wallace Murray, Mr. S. F. Mitchell, Mr. E. L. Yates, Mr. G. J. Roll, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Brooke, | Mr, and Mrs. E. V. Paugh, Mr. Joseph A. Berberick, Mr. and Mrs. S. Lowman, , Mr Glenn Millett, Miss Martha Gorbel, Mi Charles Fleishman, Mr. Joseph King. | Mr. and Mrs. M. D, Montague, Mr. and | Mrs. H. Shulman, Mr. Jessie E. Hurt, and Mr. Hugh Matthews and Mrs. | Matthews. Mrs. Thomas Dawson and her daugh- | ter, Miss Lolita Dawson, will leave ‘Washington next week for a series of | visits in the North. Miss Sylvia Sauber has returned to her home, 829 Delafleld place, after visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Rubin, at Lake Winola. Chevy Chase Woman to Speak At Columbus Luncheon, Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson of Chevy Chase will leave tonight for Columbus, | Ohio, where she will speak at a loyalty luncheon at Neil House, sponsored by the Ohio State Committee of the Na- tional Woman’s Committee for Law En- D. C., WEDNESDAY, forcement, tomorrow at mnoon. More than 1,000 reservations have been made for this luncheon, notwithstanding the warm weather. Following the luncheon Mrs. Nicholson will broadcast at 3:45 o'clock, over WCAH, on the importane of women voting at primaries. Miss Elsie M. Hopkins is spending two months' vacation visiting relatives in Bellingham, Wash., and Boise, Idaho. Mrs. John S. Scully has left the Cap-; ital for Atlantic City and will spend her ime there at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall. Mrs. J. O. Sullivan and Miss Lola Deane Sullivan of San Antonio, Tex., are epending several Zays in Washing- ton and ere at the Dodge Hotel. Mrs. Margaret S. Zimmele is at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, for a short visit. Mrs. Fenton Bradford has closed her apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel and has gone to New York for a visit. Mrs. B. R. Shore of St. Louis is at the Dodge Hotel for several days and | has with her ler young grandson, Rich- ard S. Brownlee of Brookfield, Mo. Mrs. Eric Greenleaf will go to New TLondon, Conn., to be with her son, who is in camp near that city. She leaves the Capital Saturday. DULIN & MARTIN—THE STORE FOR GIFTS & HOME FURNISHINGS — manship, good taste and found its way to our floors. ’iDulin & Martin Summer Reductions Every piece of furniture offered at our Mid- Summer Reductions represents the best in work- moderate price before it The selections are from our regular displays and represent yalues worth while saving during the Summer period. If your nmeeds are mnot Furniture Section. for yourself. Quality for o listed below, visit our Check its separate offerings quality, worth for worth, we believe you will find the values second to none! Sofas 1 only—Sofa, reversible loose cush- loose cushi loose cushion: loose cushions. to match above sofa, 225. SRS 283233222 — .215.00; Odd Chair: only—Tapestry-covered Ch mshogany . only—Down Sea only—Black E: only—Stool to match only—Barrel-back Cl estry Wing 6 only—Pull-up 1 only—Easy C 1 only—Easy 1 only—Easy Chair 1 only—Walnut End Table 1 only—! 1 only—Mahogany Pembroke 1 only—Oak Chest ... 1 only—Mahogany Lowboy 1 only—Mahogany Highboy 1 only—Mahogany Highboy 1 only—Mahogany Lowboy Toilet 1 only—4/6 Mahogany Spool only—Maple Toilet Base.. only—Maple Toilet Table. only—} only— only—] only—] only—Mahogany Chest only—Dre: ahogany Dresser ahogany Highboy aple Dresser .. hogany Lowboy Blo Dining only—10-pe. Mahogany Suite ... only—Mahogany Buffet . only—Mahogany Table hogany China 1 only—Mshogany China 2 only—Maple Secretaries 1 only—Mahogany only—Walnut eds ... only—~Maple 4-pe. only—Walnut Bed 7 pieces DuLIN & Odd Tables d Mahogapy Card Table 45.00; 1 only—Walnut Coffee Table Individual Chests Odd Beds, Dressers, Chests and 4 only—3/3 Mahogany Post Beds... 2 only—3/3 Mahogany Post Beds... 2 only—3/3 Maple Spool Bed: only—Maple Mirror to match only—Mahogany Lowboy Desk. only—Maple S.drawer Chest. only—Maple Salem Chest.. only—Mahogany Salem Chest only—Mahogany Chest .... only—10-pe. Walnut Dining Suite, 325.00; NOW 195.00 only—10-pe. Walnut Dining Suite, 720.00; NOW 395.00 Secretaries and Desks Block-front only—Mahogeny Sheraton D only—Knee-hole Desk .... Bed Room Suites Bed Suite, twin Suity Suite, full bed, 77! Other Bed Suites from 185.00 up Connecdticut Ave,anal” PARKING SPACE—Connecticut rs, all aSaaaann BN B I B B BRATBVANDRERZS I~ UK gasy . 64.00; p— Pt Table, 39.50; 29.50; [ - Siesgs =5 Tables 27.50; NOW 4250; NOW Bed... ; NOW S83234s52333353 BUN=LND OB BBHER FRSVAANISANRSALAD Suites Saying ‘“Au Revoir’ Dining 59.00; NOW 52.00 ..145.00; NOW 120, 85.00; NOW 7 % 75.00; NOW % ..105.00; NOW 87. +-28L.00; NOW X 197.30; NOW %gg% NOW 575.00 MARTIN venue Entrance | & JULY 30, 1930. SOCIETY. P ATS B L G L LT GOWNS mfllmlflll"IIHIIIII"IIIHI'I""- : 07~9~11~13 G St.NW ’ to a Remarkable Group of*625 Very Delightful " Dresses in This Clearance Sale of Summer Dresses Below Cost 2 DRESSES FOR $15.00 will surely make this a “GOOD-BYE SALE”—all Summer Dregses must make their exit NOW! And this opportunity to secure TWO DRESSES .-FOR LESS THAN THE PRICE OF ONE will surely do the trick—Every Cool Summer Fabric— Printed Chiffons — Printed Crepes — - Washable Silks — Shantungs — Rajah Silks—Polka Dots—Plain Colors—Lovely designs in all materials—Jacket Suits— Short and Long Sleeves—in all Sizes for misses and women—even extra and stout sizes. $15.00 for $19.50 5] Worth The Friendly Shop BRESLAU’S 1307-1313 G Street elleffs Presents a Tremendous A FASHION INSTITUTION arhington Nowlorhy R CLEARANCE 1,212 Pairs of Shoes $ 5.95 Every pair of Sorosis or some other well known make! Every pair in the wanted styles and colors for immediate wear—for either sports, street or dress occasions! Every pair a wonderful savings! Their low price possible because we must make room for our new shoes. Tomeorrow at 9:15 Regularly $8.50 to $10 Summer Ties Strap Pumps In blue linen, black and white braided Xvaliffl‘b:ie;;h;fcl::’;;e};:?}S’ in dark; green L‘]am‘;:s, %rein and white braided vamps, ack and white calf, brown and white calf, : patent kid, brown kid. = ARt Sales Final, Please Line_n Ribbon . Ties With Spanish dress heels, in brown and white, red and white, or all blue. Cut-Out Sandals With round toes and military heels, in apple green, light blue. 156 Pairs Imported Woven Sandals—Regularly $5.50-~Now $2.39 Not all sizes in every style, but those arriving early ar i Bl {o < ing early are bound to{be successful. Sizes Shoe Shop—Street Floor Nothing in Fashion Is Permanent but Good Taste! August---is the month | 930---is the year SAKS—--is the place It may be Summer to you—but it’s zero in the fur centers, as far as prices are concerned. They’re actually lower than they’ve been in many years. The pelts are of beautiful qual- ity and the new styles in furs will cause a revelation— flares, moulded waisthne, everything! Come now while selectipns are cofnpletc"\. \ \ A Small Deposit Holds. YOur Selection CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Cloth Coats—FURS—Ensembles Member Master Fugiecs Guild