Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1930, Page 6

President and Mrs. Hoover Again at White| House After Visit to Camp. Son on Long Island. RESIDENT and Mrs. Hoover re- turned to the White House to- day from their camp at the Rapidan River. where they en- tertained guests over the week Mr. Allan Hoover. son of President and Mrs. Hoover. was the guest over the week end of Dr. and Mrs. Fenten Taylor their cottage ai Southam- ton, Long Island. Dr. and Mis. Taylor entertained at tea in his honor yes- terday. Secretary and Mrs. Stimson to Get View of Sportinz Life. of State and Mrs.| at Lake Placid, are xpected to remain for the first horse ow which the Lake Placid Riding Club will give Priday and Saturday, August 22 and 23, and for which they have been invited by the club. The executive chairman for the show and Mrs. Raymond F. Stevens will en- tertain a party taking their guests from the Stevens house to the show g ¢ inds for the opening. The trip will be made in the old stage coach which 50 years ago carried passengers from the Dela- ware & Hudson Railroad Siation at Port Kent on Lake Champlain to Paul Smith's on the St. Regis chain of lakes, The coach is swung high upon heavy leather straps in place of springs and drawn by eight horses which were driven by the late Geor Meserve, famous driver in his day. The seats for pas- sengers are above that of the driver and the doors are heavy wood hand- somely carved. Mrs. Stevens will handle the reins August 22 and the coach will Be drawn by six horses. The Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Charles Francis Adams, returned to Washington this morning after spending a few days in Newport and yesterday with Mrs. Adamc at their home at Minot, Mass. Senator Simeon D. Fess entertained a small party at dinrer last evening in the garden restaurant of the Carlton. Senator and Mrs. Porter H. Dale will leave Washington this week for Vermont, where the former will attend a conven- tion of the American Legion, to be held August 14, 15 and 16. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Dale, son and daughter-in-law of Senator Dale, have returned from a several-weeks’ motor trip in New England and Canada. 8. Representative Ruth Bryan Owen is returning from Europe tomorrow on the Europia after attending the Inter- rliamentary Union meeting with nnie Hurst, the famous woman writer. the guests of the Irish Free State while in Dublin and were treated with great distinction during their entire visit abroad. Mrs. Owen has planned a wonderful sutomobile trip through the West, in- cluding Yellow Stone Park and other great show places, and will start upon it right after her arrival. Her son and daughters will join her some place en route and will accompany her on the entire trip. The Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Ernest Lee Jahncke returned to Washington this morning after spending the week end in Atlantic City at the Traymore Hotel. Final Clearance Cousins Shoes 35 Regularly $12.50 to $18.50 To close out all expensive Cousins Shoes at this drastic price reduction. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR W. D. Moses & Sons *F Street at Eleventh Rest Assured Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Hurst were | The First Secretary of the Peruvian embassy and Senora de Bedoya, whe spent about 10 days in Washington nave returned to New York, where the former is acting consul general, Dr. and Senora de Bedoya have an apart- | ment at the Hotel Deimonico in New York. : Rear Admiral and Mrs. Henry Hughes Hough are in New York for a short time | and are at the Weylin, | The attache of the Argentine em- | basy, Don Manuel de Olazabal, has re- | turned to Washington after a few days )stay in Tuxedo, N. Y. i Mr. Rufus Putnam has returned | from a visit to Virginia Beach and | opened his apartment in Wardman Park Annex. ! e | marriage of Miss Adrienne | rker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A L. to Mr. Alvin Kenneth ! Kar will take place this afternoon at 4 | o'clock in the Chapel of St. Stephen Episcopal Church, Rev. A. Stuart Gib- son officiating. The bride will be given in marriage by her father and she will wear a_gown of rose beige lace and carry a shower bouquet of orchids and ro: Miss Elizabeth Drew will be the bride’s | only attendant and she will wear a gown of blue chiffon and lace and she will carry a bouguet of Talisman rose: Mr. John Bibb will be the best mar Immediately after the ceremony Mr. | Kar and his bride will leave for a motor trip North, the bride wearing a going- away suit of navy-blue crepe with accessories to match. Mr. Kar and his | bride will be at home after September 15 at Clarksburg, W. Va. Th> Marquesa de Belmonte de la Vegas Real of the Hotel Delmonico, New York City, entertained Senor Don Ale- jandro Padilla y Bell, Spanish Ambas sador to the United States and his daughter, Senorita Padilla, at tea | Saturday afternoon at the Hotel Delmonico. Senor Padilla and his daughter sailed vesterday morning on the S. S. Magel- lanes for Spain. where they will join | Senora Padilia at San Sebastian. The entire family will remain at their Summer home in this resort until October, when they wiil return to the Spanish embassy in Washington. Mr. Charles Francois Guerin has re- turned to his residence, 1612 Rhode ! Island avenue, after spending two weeks as the guest of Mrs. George A. Heywood at Hemlock Terrace, Asheville, N. C. Miss Elmeda Ansell, daughter of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Samuel T. Ansell, and Miss Marian Shears, her Vassar room- mate, landed at Southampton Satur- day and began from there a two-month auto tour of England, France and Ger- | many. They are now attending the | Passion Play at Oberammergau. After August 18 they will be at Papenstrasse 5, | | Bremen, from which city they will sail | for home on September 8. | Chiet of Veterans' Bureau iAml Gen. Cumming Return. . | _The Chief of the Veterans' Bureau, | | Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, and Surg. | Gen Hugh S. Cumming of the Public | Health Service have returned to Wash- 25 short lines of these {and are at the Chalfonte-Haddon Hail Bedding of Interest Medford 55-pound Layer perial stitched edge. e IR AR, Coil Spring, well cons It Mattress. Im- Choice of tickings. All tructed, durable..$15.00 Dulin and Martin Royal Box Spring. Choice of tickings. Dulin _and Martin I Choice of tickings. Dulin and Martin Royal Pillows. All sizes..... cee0-$2350 nner Spring Mattress. All sizes.........$27.50 Choice of e ssnnimereiveansSIDEL, LET OUR DECORATORS HELP YOU PLAN YOUR HOME DuLIN @ MARTIN Connecticut Ave. and L” PARKING SERVMCE —Connecticut Avenue Entrance THE EVENING AT ARMY BARRAC MRS. CHARLES M. BUSBEE, With her husband, Maj. Busbee, U. S. A., now at Washington Barracks, his station. —Harris & Ewing Photo. ington from an inspection tour in Cen- | luncheon in compliment to Mrs. Ger- tral New York. | trude Brown Bischoff, who has an- — | nounced her engagement to Repre- Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van- | sentative T. B. Parks of Arkansas. The derbilt entertained at dinner last eve- | guests, who remained through the aft- ning at their home, Beaulieu, at New- | ernoon to play bridge, included Mrs. port. Dan Sutherland, wife of the delegate Mr. Edward T. Stotesbury will be the | {fom Alaska; Mts. Jerome Lightfoot, : s i r F. Sells, Mrs. Ashton Colton, Chi. his = S etts, Mrs. Marvin Rexrode, N hes- Chicago, who are at Bar Harbor, Me., | tor Wathen, Mrs. Stephen Carr Snell of TOCELh e L Boston, Mrs. Walter Seymour, Mrs. F. Capt. and Mrs, G, L. Bayard are | Norman Van Brunt of Spring Lake, spending a few days at Atlantic City, | N. J. and Mrs. Edith Golbert. i | WMr. and Mrs. Charles S. Robb, ac- Mrs. Frank M. Shortall was hostess | companied by their sons, Mr. James S. last week in her home on Cortland | Robb and Mr. Charles S. Robb, jr., place in Woodley Park entertaining at ' have gone by motor to Williamstown, FASHION INSTITUTION Weshington Newlork Changes bring EXPANSION SALES. Working on the second floor! Now! Our Biggest Sale of Winter Coats in four great price groups A Saving of $10 to $25 on Each Cout Better Coats, $165 to $225—159% Reduction Coat Shops—Third Floor The Gold Stripe Girls Sing the Praise of Service Sheer Silk Stockings $]_.95 They say: This stocking wears and wears and wears—which is most im- portant in the life of any stock- ing! It is sheer, but not too sheer —you can wear it with sports and street clothes. All the smart, new Fall shades are included. Ask for style No. &0. And remember— no run that starts above ecan pass the Gold Stripe. Gold Stripe Shop Street Floor A Summertime Necessity ELIZABETH ARDEN'S Ardena Protecta Cream 3 To give an exquisite, velvety finish to your neck and arms— and because it is impervious to water to act as an ideal protec- tive cream for summertime swimming In white, naturelle, rachel and bronze. Venetian Lille Lotion 31.-)0 Heals blemishes, acts as an astringent and is a protection cgainst sun, wind and freck- Iing. A perfect finish for both day and evening. Get a hottle oi it tomorrow. Also in a £2.50 size. Elizabeth Arden Section—Street Floor Now! Greater Than Ever Before! Summer Sale of Fine Furs In every version of the mode #0850 to *495 A Fur Salon—Fourth Floor STAR., WASHINGTON. D. C 1 iaat last { flown from Tulsa, where he has been | MONDAY, AUGUST 11 Mass., and will later spend some time | bride and bridegroom left for & hon in Vermont. Mr. James Robb returned | moon trip and will be at home after week from Mexico City, having | October 1 at State College, Pa. engaged in aviation. | Frau Helene Wagner of Wittenberg, B | Germany, was a weel end guest at’the Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Wells and Miss Eleanor Wells have arrived at Newport where they will be at the Muenchinger King for a short time. | route to New York from Chicago. In addition to the presentation of the musical fantasy, “Pierrot of the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Southgate | Minute,” by Ernest Dowson, by the have returned to Washington after a | Young Women's Council of the National visit with Mrs. Southgate's parents, Dr.| Woman's Party, in the garden of head- #nd Mrs. Henry Lancashire, at Graft- | quarters, 144 B street northeast. Wed- Wood; Mancheaser: | nesday evening, August 13, Miss Alice Louise Hunter will give a waltz pan- W, . | Takoma Park Baptist Church, when { Miss Esther- Bell Holmes, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edward Holmes | of 6630 First street northwest, became of Mr National 3770 Mr. and Mrs. Earlston Thropp, jr., of Chevy Chase are at the Greenbrier at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va,, for a few days. Takoma Park Wedding Saturday Interesting to Many Friends, wedding of much interest to Takoma Park people took place Satur-, Arthur _ Charles Cloetingh of State College, Pa. The | pastor, Rev. William E. La Rue, per- | formed the ceremony in the presence day afternoon at 4 o'clock the the bride | of a large gathering of friends of both de was given in marriage by father and wore a close-fitting | White satin gown and a veil of real lace. She carried a bouquet of lili*s of the valley and orchids. The maid of honor, | Miss” Ruth Kapp of State College, Pa., wore a gown of blue point d'esprit and carried a bouquet of garden flowers. | She wore an egg-shell hat of lace. There were two bridesmaids, Miss Janice Blum, who wore a gown of egg- | shell chiffon’ and carried a bouquet of | garden flowers, and Miss Mary Crowley, { whd wore a gown of pink chiffon and carried garden flowers, hats of egg-shell hue. Two little flower girls, Miss Jane Mad- dox and Miss Betty Ellis, wore frocks of blue point d'esprit and blue hats to | match and carried pink ros:buds. The mother of the bride wore a gown of flowered egg-shell-color chiffon and a black picture hat. The bridegroom was attended by his | father, Mr. P. L. Cloetingh of congus, Me. The ushers were Mr ell Atkinson and Mr. Phillip Crowley. Immediately after the Glazed ‘This special price includes n‘.n(x‘c\:rh carf ~emodeled. §5 Ot Special Prices in Remodeling Expert Workmanship Work Called for and Delivered NEW ENGLAND FURRIERS Benjamin Sherman, Prop. 618 12th Street Nat. 2456 Puff Blue Sea Green Jade Green Both wore lace FUR COATS Cleaned and $5 Stored cleaning of your coat nside an §Azing and suaranieed cold ‘stor selection, G STREET AT ELEVENTH Dodge Hotel while in Washington en | Heather Rainbow of Colors Mrs. Gladys Middlemass and Miss Martha Blossom. In case of rain the affair will be postponed to the following evening. | i Mrs. Joseph Mulligan entertained for Mrs, Alired Pyne of Providence, R. I, Brown, Miss Aline Solomons, MIsS | house guest of Mrs. B. F. Toulotte of Helen Nicolay, Miss Sara Grogah, Mrsal Lyon Park, Va., at luncheon Thursday, Thomas A. Aldrich, Mrs. Truman Abbe,\at Olney Inn. Her guests were Mrs. Mrs. Andrew Stewart, Mrs. Lucia Had- | Ryne, Mrs. B. F. Toulotte, Mrs. Brady ley. Mrs. Robert Burrows, Miss Kath- | afd Mrs. E. J. Merrick, ley, Wolfson, | | Mrs. Winficld Palmer, (Continued on Seventh Page.) Joses & Sons o tomime to the music of Venoir,” by Fritz Kreisler. Mig i nett Grover will also sing a graup of | songs, accompanied by Miss Maxine Townsend. Among the additional pat the affair are Mrs., M. Les SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE " F Street at Eleventh 9 AM. to 6 P.M. Red A Veritable Rust Grey Taupe Beige Burgundy Dark Blue Sage Green Mulberry in Seamless Broadloom Carpets 9x12 Size Rug, $55.50 Decorators of today show the trend toward more vivid and fresher floor cover- ings in their choice of cool sea green, rich Burgundy, warm rust. these simple one-toned carpets your small rugs, chintzes or brocades make a startling and effective contrast. Sale we offer a large range of colors. 9 and 12 widths in the Against In our August Rug This carpet formerly sold for $5.50. So if . you want a varied selection and a great saving you should buy your coverings NOW. MOSES—FOURTH FLOOR The PALAIS ROYAL TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Four Features Specially Priced! Toyos. Flattering to Every Type! The Panama-Shaped We've yet to find the woman who “couldn’t wear” one of these becomingly blocked hats. with bands of black, brown or striped grosgrain, they're the ideal, all-round Summer hat. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor W L In white, Silks That You'll See This Fall— At the New Low Price Made Possible By the Drop in the Price of Raw Silk Satin Crepe Flat Crepe Tweed Prints 1. There have been silks and silks at 1.69 yard . .. Would Be $4.99 1f Sold Separately! 3-Pc. White Cotton Ensemble 2.95 6Y Yard but this is the first time in many a year that we’ve been able to offer these qualities at that price. These are three of the fabrics through which Fashion is interpreting her smartest moods this Fall. Satin Crepe for daytime and evening, v Flat Crepe for smart afternoon and street Tweed Prints for travel and utility suits and frocks. You'll formal and informal wear. costumes. i like all three as well as you like the unusual price. PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor one, Sensational Sale ! 300 Women’s and Children’s Bathing Suits 100% WOOL Small Sizes Only 26 to 38. Here is your opportunity to get a SPART PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor They're made of basket weave cotton . . . a sports skirt with gay striped belt; long coat with string belts. And a regu- lar 79c frilled blousette in your choice of white or a pastel shade, thrown in! Sizes 14 to 40 PALAIS ROYAL—Sportswear ~—Third Floor $1.49 It's always well to have