Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1930, Page 18

SOCIETY. SOCIETY M. and Mme. Simopoulos Hosts in New- port at Dinner Party Sunday Evening and Again Tomorrow. HE Minister of Greece and Mme. Simopoulos, who are spending the Summer in the Covell Cot- tage, at Newport, -entertained at dinner there last evening. The Minister and Mme. Simopoulos will be hosts at dinner again tomorrow evening. Senator William E. Borah returned yesterday from Maine and joined Mrs. Borah in their apartment, on Con- necticut avenue. Mrs. Borah came from Maine at the end of last week to open the apartment and they will rc- main here until the middle of the | week, when they will go to their home in Idaho. Senator and Mr: are guests of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Barron at Crawford Notch over the holiday. Noon Wedding T ©Old Washington R The marriage of Mrs. Agnes Ashford Robert, daughter of Mrs. Snowden Ash- ford and the late Mr. Ashford. to Lieut. Edward Conrad Metcalfe, U. S. ” of Mrs. James Montrose Met the late Mr. Metcalfe of Natch took place today at noon in the Chur of the Covenant. The ceremony was performed by the Irving W. Ketchum. The bride was given in marriage Mr. Snowden Ashford. George H. Moses Rev. made_very simply Her hat was of chocolate color felt and close fitting. Lieut. Metcalfe had as his best man, Lieut. Vaughan Michaux, U. S. N. They both wore white uniforms. Following the service there was an informal reception and wedding break- fast in the home of Mrs. Ashford, at 2700 Connecticut avenue. Among the out-of-town guests was Mrs. Thomas L. Wattles, wife of Lieut Wattles, U. S. N., and sister of the bride, who has recently returned to Washington from Honolulu. Mrs. Wat- tles will pass the Winter here, joining Lieut. Wattles in the Spring. Lieut. and Mrs. Metcalfe left for a motor irip to his home in Natchez “They will be at home in Annapolis after 1215G St. The Original “G” Street Furrier October 1. Miss Daisy Reed, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Walter L. Reed and granddaughter of Mrs. Walter Reed and the late Col. Reed, came from Fort Benning, Ga., to attend the wedding. Another of the girlhood friends of the bride who came. for her wedding today was Miss Kathleen Dwyer, daughter of the former military attache to Chile and Mrs. Francis Dwyer, who came from Newport, R. L. | _ Baron and Baroness Luigi Filippo | Maginola di San Floro came from New | YorR to attend the wedding. Baron and Baroness Marincola are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Siddons. Formerly Miss Josephine Pomeroy. | Baroness Marincola spent her girlhood in Washington. She is the daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pomeroy and | granddaughter of Mrs. Katherine Egan. Mr, and Mrs. Pomeroy, one-time resi- dents of the Capital, are now in New York, but expect to sail shortly for Europe. Of late years they have spent much time abroad and it was while they were living in Italy that Miss | Josephine Pomeroy and Baron Marin- cola were married. The Egyptian charge d'affaires, Aly Ismail B will leave Washington to- day for w York, where he will at- tend the conference of the Interna- tional Law Association, which will last | two weeks., He will stay at the Hotel Plaza. Sandiago F. Bedoya and Senora de Bedoya are stopping at the Wardman | Park” Apartments. Dr. Bedoya, who is | the first secretary of the Peruvian le- | gation, and Senora de Bedoya will re- | turn tomorrow to the Hotel Delmonico, in New York City, where they have been staying for the past few months. They came to Washington Friday. The Assistant Secretary of State and | Mrs. Francis White entertained a com- | pany at luncheon yesterday, at the | Dunes Club, at Narragansett Pier. | The Woman's National Press Club | will resme its weekly luncheons to- | morrow at the Willard. There will be no guest of honor, and Miss Ruth Eleanor Jones, president, will preside. Col. Newt H. Hall, U. 8. M. C,, and wlirortan e Remarkable Values In FURS REIGN MRS. JOHN McCREE TURNER, Formerly Miss Ida La Barr Andersom, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. Hamilton Anderson of Washington, her marriage to Mr. Turner taking place in the Bap tist Church at Balboa Heights, Thurs. day afternoon, August 14. Mrs, Hall are sending out cards announcing the _marriage of daughter, Rosa Elizabeth, to Ensign | John W. Murphy, U. §. N., son of Capt. | J. F. Murphy, U. S. N. and Mrs Mumhy. ‘The wedding took place tl_)ls‘ THE ARGONNE 16th and Columbia Road N.W. 1 Room, Reception Hall and Bath s pTUR SHAFTER o FUR COAT IN OUR +| Hall whose marri took pl in Mfll Ethel their | & | # ROAST morning in St. Stephen's Church, the Rev. George Harrington, uncle of the bride, officiating at 8 o'clock. The ceremony was followed by & gupu-l mass and Jater the members of the two families were guests of Col. and Mrs. Hall at breakfast. ‘The bride wore & flo‘m of eggshell color brocade with a hat in the same shade and carried a white prayer 3 Those at the wedding included Capt. and Mrs. Murphy and their daughter, Miss Margaret C. Murphy who came by motor from Charleston, 8. C., Where Capt. Murphy is in command of the Naval Hospital; Licut. and Mrs. John Ellison, the latter formerly Miss inces Washington last year, and Harrington, a cousin of the bride, of Minneapolis. Ensign and Mrs. Murphy will start for a motor,trip shortly after the wed- ding breakfast and will visit Capt. and Mrs. Murphy in Charleston before going to New York where the U. S. S. Salt Lake City, to which Ensign Murphy is attached, is stationed. Col. and Mrs. Hall will return to Newport by motor aud will panied by the latter's sl Alexander H. McCormick of ton, who will be their guest for a fortnight. Mr. Nurl Sabit, first secretary, and Mr. Ussaki Bulent, second secretary of | the Turkish embassy, who have an apartment at the Hay-Adams House cn Lafayette square, are making week-end (Continued on Third Page.) lliér 3 Special Holiday DINNER 4:00 Until 8:00 FRUIT CUP Choice of SOFT SHELL CRABS ON FRIED SPRING CHICKEN CAPON_WITH ING PRIME RIBS OF BEEF AU JUS SPECIAL CLUB STEAK VEGETABLES ONE DOLLAR Syectal Club and Grill Plates or hose not desiring Regular Dinner 1212 GEE STREET O NORTH WEST SPECIALS TWO-DAY-SALE Tuesday and Wednesday Values like these can’t last long . . . Remember, TUESDAY AND WED. Come in early and have a good selection. too nui s to mention. NESDAY ONLY. . and there are others Every coat is strictly a SHAFFER coat, assuring you of fine quality pelts and excellent tailoring. AT ROSENDORF'’S We never know any real competition when it comes to “value giving” in . Our buying connections and manufactur- ing facilities give us the “inside track” when it comes to price. . Here's an example of values that will pre- vail this week: A grou Squirrel most valued at approved of beautiful Natural Siberian oats—modeled in several of the “flare” styles—that are $400.00. SOCIETY. The scaffolding is down . . . and the interiors are rapidly being put in shape. The New Jelleff’s is nearing reality. But don’t forget that the temporary upset still means almost phenomenal values for a few weeks more. A FASHION INSTITUTION Washington NewYork A Paquin woman's con ot*lek oriola. wip black lynx, A misses’ coat of b 10} Dataaiss Riehs S8 Beginning Tomorrow! It's Going to Take 6 Extra Tables on the Second Floor to Hold - All Our “Upset” Values in UNDERWEAR The upset is nearly ovet . .. it’s just temporary Just Five More Days! September 2-3-4-5-6 Of Our Summer Sale of Winter Coats - $5850 $78.50 9850 $125 And Our Finer Coats, $165 to $225 at a 15% Discount Finer, furs, markedly different styles, newer dull fabrics, and ex- quisite tailoring mark these coats as values which even we have never been able to offer before, and offer for only 5 more days. In Women’s and Misses’ Sizes You Can’t Afford NOT to Buy Now! On the Eighth, $10 to $25 Will Be Added to the Price of Each Coat! Coat Shops—Second Floor Lelong Uses New Lingerie Touches in Women’s Frocks Tucked Net and Tatting on Canton 359.50 . This week ..........$279.50 (Regular $400.00 Value) Other outstanding values in Costs in all’ the desired Furs—beyond competition # ! i HEMISE B e b e 2 Raccoon Coats, sizes 14 and 16. CHEMIS T $9.00 eposit S Absolute value $325............ 2 - ST o "‘u S u Formerly $5 and $5.95 against black cantor crepe A deposit reserves your selection. Free Y is a very subtle move. And storage until wanted when the frocks have the NIGHTGOWNS new draped lines at the hips Formerly $7 and $7.95 but you'll enjoy your bargains for months! The youthful effect of pleat- A Special in Fox Scarfs that you can wear right now Beautiful models in 127% or a hint of a bolero the woman’s dress becomes an achievement. This Lelong replica is merely one of the , Jelleff interpretations of the Fall mode for women. o SHAFFER FUR CO. -:- -:= 1212 Gee St. N.W. red, brown, beige and cross Fox of the $55.00 to $60.00 grades are spe- cial this week at..... PYJAMAS Formerly $7 and $7.50 . S A FASHION INSTITUTION Warnington NewYork Other attractive models in velvet or sitin and in the new brown with ac- cents of color. $29.50 to $65. STEP-INS Formerly $3.95 and $5 LIEBSTER FINE FURS New Location . . . 716 13th St. Do You Require a New Fall Complexion? ‘Women's Dress Shop HANDMADE GOWNS 5 Now In Our New Store... Formerly $5.95 and $7.50 ... . at the above address, dis- playing all of the outstanding fur @ modes for 1930 and 1931. Because @ of the limited time in our former store we are . . . Presenting a New Fall Model Of Imported Soleil DANCE SETS Formerly $5 and $5.95 continuing during September Removal Sale Prices on our entire stock of FINE FURS— COSTUME SLIPS Formerly $5 LINEN GIRDLES Formerly $5 ELIZABETH ARDEN will help you Just a glance and you'd know it was a French hat—that no one less than Maria Guy could possibly have created the origi- nal. An off-the-face model in softest black soleil made quite irresistible with 33 5 embroidered medallions Millinery Salon—Street Floor ! Grey Shops—Second Floor A smooth, white skin, without a trace of tan or sun- burn, is needed with you Fall clothes—particularly in the evening. VENETIAN BLEACHING CREAM, made of fresh lemons, softens adiwhitens the skin and removes both tan and redness. $1.50. VENETIAN ARDENA SKIN TONIC tones, firms and whitens your skin and closes the pores. 85c, $2, $3.75. VENETIAN CLEANSING CREAM soothes and softens your skin and replaces the oils dried by exposure and sunburn, $1, $2 and $3. We have a complete supply of all Elizabeth Arden’s creams and lotions at all times, Elizabeth Arden Sectjpn—Street Floor NORTHERN SEAL COATS PONY COATS Ninon, crepe de chine, trillium, and some rayon are the fabrics . . . The colors are blue, flesh, pink, peach, white or eggshell. BUT All colors are not found in every style nor in every size, as the size ranges are not com- plete in each style: . Knit-Bac Service Don’t fail to use it! 24 hours and lo—presto, your poor mistreated stockings are whole again. Bring your dam- aged stockings to the Stocking Shop—Street Floor SQUIRREL COATS RACCOON COATS -$150 NUTRIA COATS .. .$200 Other Fur Coats Reduced in Proportion