Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1930, Page 43

Alexandria Society Events of Interest In _W.ek'a Chronicles Weddings, Past and in Pros- pect, Adorn the Calendar. Pleasure Excursion's List- ed—Visitors Being Enter- tained. Mr. and Mrs, Richard B. Washington fokton, were in Annapoll. Saturday, were August 30, for the marriage in 8t. Ann's Episcopal Church that afternoon of their brother, Mr. Francis Ryland Weghington, to Miss Rebecca Holmes tyndell, daugater of the Rev. Dr. and ‘Mrs. Charles Noyes Tyndell of Terra Haute, Ind. The ceremony was per- formed by the bride’s father and Mr. Julian Howard Washington was best man for his brother. The is the youngest son of Mrs. Wi and the late Mr. Lawrence Washington 1s & nephew of Mrs. Eleanor 8. Wash- ington Howard, the last of the Wash- ington family to be born at Mount Ver« non. For several years Mr. Washington bas been commandant at the Shenan- doah Valley Military Academy in Win- chester. Following the ceremony in Annapolis Saturday there was an in- formal wedding breakfast for the two families at the Peggy Stewart Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Washington will live in Sal- isbury, Md. Mr. Grigsby Shackelford of the facul- ty of the Episcopal High School and Mrs. Shackelford announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Evelyn Page, to Mr. James Thomas Murfee, son of Col. and Mrs. Walter L. Murfee of Marion, Ala. The wedding will take place in October in Immanuel Chapel at the Episcopal Theological Seminary. Mrs. Charles William Wattles has left for Honolulu to join her son, Lieut. Thowmas L. Wattles, U. 8. N. Miss Ellen Ticer has returned from a visit to Miss Emily Carter Saunders in Saluda, Va. Miss Gwendolyn Orr is a guest of Miss Sarah Arthur in Asheville, N. C. - g‘ Mrrs. J. C. Mljo\;‘ hnfier beel"l i e former's paren an “n% 1y Major, in Saluda. The marriage of Miss Frances Haw- kins Purnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Purnell of Charlotte, N. to &h' Rev. George Purnell Gunn, . Gunn and the late Rev. Bterling Southwestern _Virginia, officiated, sisted by the Rev. Dr. Berryman Green, dean of the seminary. Miss Mary Pur- nell was maid of honor for her sister, and Mr. Carter Gunn of Lynchburg was his brother’s best man. The bride- was ordained to the deaconate at the seminary in June, and for that rea- son returned bere for his marriaj He h now_rector of several chur in Parish, Campbell County. w. lndllu Gunn will live in Alta Vista, d, who has been! lmn!mnhon has returned " |ing_are A L Douglas and ly = motor trip to Lexington, N. J. Mrs. Charles Power and Miss Kath- Will find at times tha visit the store. | Tomorrow a Special Fur Coat Group 5 Muskrats 2 Yeopard Cats [] .xeem‘onll Pony Coats MISS ANNETTE BRADLEY BELL, returned from l‘!h‘m . ':hl.unly ug‘-:“:u-tu lm:mrym.humh- Edwards and her daugh- W. 1l, Miss | Cauley. , | and Mrs. Cox. Mrs. S. M. and Mrs. E. L. zurned to_their homes in Parkersburg, W. Va., after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary Norton and Miss Bernice W Norton of Fairfax spent the week end Mrs. Lesife Williams and her son, Edward Willlams, are at home after a visit to relatives in Norfolk. Mrs, Cornelia anen h a guest .of tarted trip to Toledo, Detroit and Toronto. Miss Lucille Raiford and her brother, Carlton Raiford, left last week for War- saw, C., where they will attend school. Miss Betty Gary Norton returned to Washington last week after lpendln( the Summer with her aunt, Mrs. F. L. Norton, B. Headspeth, who has been nding the Summer with her son in tbury, Long Island, was a guest last of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Beazley, Blackstone, Va. Miss Elsie Edwards of Marshall, Va., is a guest of Margaret th. Mrs. Walter Stuart and her children are visiting her sister, Mrs. William Carter, in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs, Douglass Swann, who recently returned from their weddin, trip, spent last week end with Mr. an Mrs. Herbert Scott in their cottage at Colonial Beach. Miss Anne Scherrin of Rocky Mount, N. C, was a guast last week of Mrs. John Curtis, Mr. and Mrs, Mumn Miller have re- turned from spending two weeks at Orkney Springs. en route to her home in Whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradley Bell of Huntington street, Chevy | [f Chase, announce her engagem John L. Brunett of Rockville, Md. ent to Mr. Adrian Labille Brunett, son of Mrs. —Underwood Photo. Mnemhlnnfln-nedmmlfiflp 0 ach., Miss lmnbeth Nicholson is back from a visit to Miss Katherine Wing- feld in Lynchbura’ Mr. and Mrs. Willlam H. Melchoir, who spent the Summer in Fairfax e | County, have returned from a visit to relatives in Gloversville, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Melchoir were in New York city to meet their daughter, Miss lle:m’); Mrs, William A. Harding, Miss Mari- lndlll.AllulMHl\'d luumut.h': father, uam H Hellmuth, on North Alfred s Miss Courtenay Marshall ’?ochnn is at home after a visit to Miss Susan mmnn. n Willoughby Beach, Va. Mrs. J. B. Simms and her son have returned from a visit to her brother and tllm-ln-h' Mr and Mrs. L. A. !ghlr. in Bflfim a guest last week of Miss Elizabeth Martin on Duke street. Mr. and Mrs, Reginald Lewis of Nev York City and Mrs. J. R. Le Manassas spent last week end with Mr and Mrs. W. H. Foote. Miss Frances Swan has returned from a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiliburton Swan, in Brandy, Va. Mrs. Mary Pope of Manassas was the week end guest of Miss Josephine Cowhig on Duke street. Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Wyman and ind Mrs. Edward M. Bigelow have iA RD. AT I e Amberiots: hevte SUNDAY DINNER 12:30 70 8:00 FRUIT CUP—TOMATO JUICR Chbice of ROAST CAPON FRIED SFEDNG CRIOKEN DUCKLING CHOIGE OF ROAST MEATS VEGETABLES ONE DOLLAR Parfait ut Ple for those mot desis Regular Dinner Blac]fi SueJe is Ih ahJ for aftemoon wear tlle ll‘ acma]ly THE FANTAN'S of Java Falifim is empllatic'x”y I Fashion has made emlmrrass ng - o wear Blgc]c Suede! FASHION SIC'NIHCA'N'CE This lipper, with its- fan-shaped inserts sard. vepeats the motif of the with Miss Vivian Allwine. D. Mayerhoeffer of Lash. . E. Duling of Cincinnatl ar- week for a visit to her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dexter Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Forster, Mr. William Forster and Mrs. Jane Winch . | have returned to their homes in New Philadelphia, Ohio, after visiting with the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beckwith. Mr. Ernest Painter has returned from Chuckney, Tenn., where Mrs. Painter is spending & month with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. S. J. Bowman. Miss Dorothy Leonard of Salisbury, N. C., is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. H. L. Kennerley. Mrs. Marshall S. Wright and Mr. Sheldon Wright have returned from Atlantic_City. Miss Zelma Warner is at home after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Charles Mangum, in Trenton. N. J. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sullivan are visiting relatives in Roanoke. Mr. William R. Sowers has gone to his home in Cambridge, Md., after a visit to his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. John S. Sowers. Mrs. Henry Payne returned last week » '!;e at Virginia Beach over last week N.J,,I.lll\mof)ll.ldnlflc- Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schleif and| Mr. Raymond G. Wolford of Jamaica, ||| Long Island, motored to Alexandria and | spent last week end with the parents | of Mrs. Schleif and Mr. Wolford, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Wolford, on North Alfred street. Miss Elizabeth Callender of Rocking- ham County, who xpent the Summer at Orkney Springs, & guest of her hrother and .umer-ln law, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Callender, Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Preston have returned from Colonial Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam P. Herring Mrs. Walter Shepherd Upshur, Miss Desiree Upshur and Mr. Walter Upshur of Newport News, and Miss Louise Desiree French of Washington were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Ambler Nicholas, jr. Mr. Gilbert J. Cox and Miss Sarah Bowie Cox have returned from.a visit to the former's son-in-law and daugh- ter, the Rev. and Mrs. Tom Gibbs Akeley, in Newcastle, Me. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett E. Lawler and Mr. Emmett E. Lawler, jr., left Wed- nesday for a motor trip through New England and Canada and will not re- turn until October Miss Ruby Flanagan of Lynchburg is a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Studds and their ' young _daughter, Mary Jane ||| Studds, have returned from a visit to || relatives in Sackets Harbor, N. ¥, The Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Wood have gone to thelr home in Salem, Va., after a visit to the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kidwell, g nion A total of 15,000 persons are employed | in the harmonica factories of Klinge- thal, Germany, where millions of the instruments are turned out annually. Scorns American Cash. 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