Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1930, Page 19

% ~SOCIETY (Continued Prom Second Page.) | L Kathryn, to Mr. Charles Forrest Curry, | jr. The ceremony took place in the | of St. John's Episcopal Church, | at Eliicott City, Md., September 5, in | the presence of a small company of | friends. Among those present were Mrs. A. M. Peterson, aunt of Mr. Cur-‘ ry; Mr. B. J. Peterson, Mr. E. B. Johns and Mr. Case Rafter. | Mrs. Curry, who is widely known in: Nebraska. is a_graduate of Nebraska | State College. Mr. Curry served in the Army Air Corps overseas and is the | son of Representative Curry, dean of | the California_delegation in the House of Representatives. Mr. and Mrs. Curry will be at home after October 1, at Kew Gardens, in | Washington. Mrs. Horace Bolivar Haddox of Silver | Spring; Md., has issued cards announc- | ing the marriage of her daughter, Dor- othy, to Mr. Edwin Langhorne Yates, | Friday, June 20, in Lappans, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Chappell have gone to New York, and are at the i Berkshire for a few days. i Mr. and Mrs. Winfree Johnson have | 8s their guest this week, the latter's sister, Mrs. Herbert, wife of Capt. Sam- uel T. Herbert of Baltimore. Mrs. John- son entertained at bridge and supper | for her sister Monday, when her guests | were Mrs. John Henry Yates, Mrs. Roy Clyde Miller, Mrs. Stephen Cornwell Hopkins, Mrs. Laurie H. Garrett, Mrs. | H. H. Jacobs, Mrs. J. O'Connor Rob- | erts, Mrs. Royal R. Rommel, Mrs. C. | Everett Lancaster, Mrs. Clarence Lane | and Mrs. Arthur B. Farnham | Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Walsh of Daven- | port, Towa, are passing some time at the Carlton, accompanied by their two | daughters, Miss Katherine Walsh and | Miss Mary Jane Walsh i Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Walsh of Daven- port are also at the Carlton, accom- re:nled by their daughter, Miss Kath- n Walsh. | | Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Johnson, | jr., ate leaving this week for New Castle, Pa., where they will make their home for the coming year. Mrs. Johnson has just | returned from Richmond, Ky.. where she was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Frances Langford. who had been’ visit- ing her in Washington, and her son, Charles H. Johnson, 3d. While there she visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs, | W. A. Langford. | Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Rowe have re- | turned to their apartment in_South- brook Courts after a trip to Saranac | Lake and the Green Mountain region | of New England. | Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Curtis, ac- | companied by Mrs. L. T. Pratt of Bos- ton, are now in Washington at the Mayflower for a few days. i Visitor From Panama, Guest | Of Diplomat, Feted Yesterday. Miss Maria Pacheco of Panama wa: the honor guest yesterday afternoon at the meeting which opened the season of the Washington alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity, held in the home of Mrs. W. E. Emley, at 3604 Ful- ton street. Miss Pacheco, who is the house guest | of her uncle and aunt, the first secre- tary of the Panama legation and Senora de Chevalier, in the Portner, is an complished musician and presented a delightful group of Spanish and Italian songs. She was gowned in a charming costume of white net and hand-made lace, cut low over the shoulders in the style of a Southern belle of 1860, with | long, full skirt, worn over many fine | petticoats of real lace, which had been | the property of her great-grandmother. ; Both costume and quaint Panama jewel- | 1y, many gold chains, large jeweled ear- | rings and jeweled hair ornaments are heirlooms. At carnival time all the young maidens of Panama are so garbed | for the festival. | Miss Pacheco was one of six young | girls, three Americans and three Pana- manians, invited to. the official dinner given to Gen. Pershing when he visited Panama. The six girls were chosen as | the most charming and popular belles of | the republic. She is being much enter- tained during her stay in Washington. Mrs. Emley was assisted as hostess at the charmingly appointed tea which fol- lowed yesterday afternoon’s short busi- | ness meeting by Mr: L. Eagan, Mrs. Lawrence Benedict and Mrs. Lioyd C. Gibsbn. { A marriage of interest in Virginia and nearby States took pace Monday evening in Winchester, when Mrs. Ada Larrick Swimley became the bride of | Mr. Paul Pendleton Popkins of Pur- | cellville, Loudoun County, Va. The ceremony was performed in the manse | of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church by sde Rev. Dr. Frank T. McFaden,, | pastwr of that church, and was wit- | nessed only by members of the clergy- ma#®'s family. There were no at- tendants. ‘The bride, widow of Dr. Asbury C. Switley, a prominent Winchester phy sician, wore a dress of dark blue georgette with hat and accessories to match. She is a daughter of Mr, Johre| ‘Wesley Larrick, for many years an out- standing farmer, fruit grower and busi- ness man of Frederick County. She is & sister of Mrs. James Hay, jr., of | ‘Washington and of Mrs. Robert Pan- | coast and Mrs. M. C. Paxson of Pur- cellville, Va. Mr. Popkins, identified | with many business interests of Loudoun | County, is & member of the old and | distinguished Pendleton family of that section of Virginia. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Popkins left Win- chester shortly after the ceremony on | a motor trip to Southern and Mid- | ‘Western States, the bride wtifln“ | traveling outfit of blue crepe, with hat, | shoes and stockings to match. They | will reside at Purcellville, and will also | spend some tdne in Frederick County, where Mrs. Popkins has extensive farm- ing and orchard interests. Mr, and Mrs. Henry M. Robinson of Los Angeles, Calif., entertained a small company at dinner last evening in the | Carlton, where they are stopping while | in Washington. | | oli———=o———joj—————Jo]c———|o|c————jo]c———] 1] EVENING STAR, IT WASHINGTON MRS. ELIOT WADSWORTH, Who as a bride met Washington society and may return here with Mr. worth, who was appointed by the President to work out a financial and recon. struction plan for the Dominican Republic. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1930. | Robert Grace, Mrs. Ruf en, MTs. | ing & brief sojourn s Mass,, is at the Carlton for several Mrs. Ruth Cohen, M " in Washington. is at the Carl 1 Loutse AT et M . Whiteraft| Miss Bertha Marsh returned yester- | days wccompanied by Miss §. F. Siiman Crittenden, Mrs. D. J. O'Connell, Mrs, | day after spending some time in South- | of Watertown, Miss M. C. Haskins of Berkeley Payne, Miss Helen Clark, Miss | port, Conn., as the guest of Mrs. Ben- | Boston and Miss E. D. Lawson of Som- Emma i"nu. Miss Genevieve O'Connell, | jamin Riegel of New York. Earller in| .. aeooo Miss Adeline Radice, Miss Marion | the season Miss Marsh visited Mrs.| 3 e 50 Lynch, Miss Virginia Mason, Miss| George W. Plerson at Buena Vista, Pa.| wiss Nancy Reeder of Hopkinsville, Eleanor Goucher, Miss Hilda Harrison, | Miss Marsh’s brother, Mr. Tharles E.| gy 'is at the Dodge Hotel, accompanied Miss Mary Lewis. Miss Nannle Beatty, | Mareh, T ot 1o e { by Miss Sara Taylor of Pembroke, Ky. vis an e bay, bt Tongest: "¢ " e ¥ Mr. and Mrs. Flliotte Little of the Longest. Vista. |'Roosevelt Hotel, New York City, are in Miss' Adeline Anderson, 1438 Columbia | Mrs. Elizabeth McKnight is at At-| Washington at’ Wardman Park Hotel road northwest, and Mr. Wiliam R.|lantic ]Souy Lgar ; sbt.uy o{, mi;: ;ve‘ekrs -hnd‘ for a few days. Dugan, 1417 F streef northeast, were | Will also visit Asbury Park before her | —_— mf-mu in the parsonage of the Sacred | return to Washington. |, Mr. J. Calvin R. Main has rfimm«: Heart Church at 5:45 Saturday eve- | "0 his home, at 3355 Eighteent! }tn‘e ning, September 20. After the cere. | _Mrs. Charles E. Ford of Chicago, Mrs, | horthwest. from a three months' tHip mony a reception was held in the home | F. C. Shannon and Miss Jane Wilson of | abroad. FHe visited 10 ?our’\ T ess. e of the bridegroom. |Rye, N. Y., are at Wardman Park |Cluding France, Egypt, Palestine, Syria, — | Hotel for a few day Turkey, Greece, Italy, Switzerland, Ger- Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFee of Hor- | = many and England. ton, Kans., are at the Dodge Hotel dur- | an of Watertown, the Passion P! ile Ger! Mr. Main attended | Mr. 8. H. Chen of Swatow, China, has been at the Dodge Hotel for several days while matriculating at George ‘Washington University and making ar- rangements for his year in Washing- ton. Last year Mr. Chen was a student at Ohio State University at Columbus and now plans to take his bachelor's and master's degrees in political science at the Washington institution, - — Sentences to Be Revoked. TRIPOLI, Italian North Africa (#).— Libyan rebels who surrender to Italian authorities before next January will have whatever sentences are hanging over them suspended or revoked, says an executive decree from the governor's | office B—3 Boy Breaks Arm in Fall. While playing on the roof of the Church of the Nativity, Massachusetts avenue and A street southeast, about 7 o'clock last night, Edgar Grigsby, 15 years old, of 1354 B street southeast, fell and broke his right arm. e was given surgical aid at Casualty Hospital by Dr. Louis Jimal. Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $57.50 Cambria-Majestic 1324 Euclid Street N.W. Wads- 1 Miss Estelle Embry, daughter of Mr. | City is at the Mayflower on her way to and Mrs. Ashton F. Embry of 3745 | Charlottesville, Va., for a short visit. Eugene Schwab has gone to This is Miss Embry’s senior | Atlantic City and is staying at the Hotel Huntington street, has ville, Ky. year and she has recently been -elected secretary of her class. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Spence have moved to the Tesidence at 4909 Seventh street northwest, in Petworth. Mrs. Edward E. Vincent and Mrs. John M. Glenn of Chicago have motored to Washington for several days and are at Wardman Park Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hyams of New Orleans are at the Hotel Martinique, Mrs. Benjamin C. Semi - dress ox- ford. Dull black calf, black and white lizard trim. Also brown calf, brown lizard trim, 55‘50 School oxford of brown or black-and -white Ring Lizard Calf, trimmed with ealf. v sports shoe, snake calf saddle, Rajah rubber sole. $6.50 Sizes 214 to 7, AA to C Te-entered | | Bethel Woman's College_at Hopkins- Mrs. | Shower for Miss Mills, Who Will | Marry Mr. Wilkerson Saturday. Miss Ca at a shower in her home Monday ni September 15, Miss Gertrude Mil | Ambassador. Edwin Wilkerson Saturda; Lola | M | Hen: Eva Viers, Mrs. Euna Mock, De Lasmutt. Mrs. Fred Barrett, iggs of New York Joseph Harding, Mrs. Frank Elliott, Mrs, Juniors Prefer new Fall shoes for school, sports or dress wear, trimmed with Lizard —and find many swag- ger low heel modes to choose from, in— “Juniortown” Also at Our 7th St., “Arcade’ & Balto. Stores FALL PLANT SALE! There is nothing that beautifies the 807 14th St. NW. Metro. 7433 home as much as pl ants well placed. This sale “specializes” just the plants that are most effective. Graceful Ferns $ 1 00 Each Two for $1.50 Pandanus Plants, $1.75 and Up Sanseveria Plants (A descrt type of plant that requires water but twice agveek.) 49c and $1.49 Dracaena Plants, 98c and Up Table Ferns, 98c Each : C&C Flower Stores 804 17th St. NW. Metro. 7945 609 12th St. N.W. Metro. 9369 ine O‘Connell entertained in compliment to whose marriage to I take place y. Among the guests were Mrs. riswold, Mrs. James Richards, Reckeweg, Mrs. Frank Hughes, where they plan to be for several weeks. | Mrs.” J. Albert ‘Edmonds, Mrs. Basii eve- Mrs. Mrs. ulius Lansburgh Furniture Co Furniture “Remnants”’ a -3 and [-2 Less In preparing our store for the Furniture Style Shotv to start Sept. 26th, we found dozens of suites and scores of odd pieces on all five floors that are the remnants of large stocks, but now represent but 1, 2, or 3 of a kind. To get rid of these quickly, we offer them tomorrow at half and one-third less—making the prices lower than ever in years. Quantities are limited. Come early. We have provided extra salespeople. Store opens at 8 AM. No C. 0. D. or exchanges. All sales final. Bed Room Values 2—$139 Genuine Walnut and Maple Bed Room Suites Dresser, chest of drawers, double bed 992.60 and beautiful French vanity. ¥; price 1—$198 Walnut-Bed Room Suite With Overlays Comprising large dresier, French vanity, chest of drawers, with defk and double bed. 39900 ToiPlon. . .iisovs vty foooee 0 2—$219 Walnut :Bed Room Suites With Maple and Carved Overlays Large 48-inch dresser, chest of draw- Sl 46’0 ers, with deck chest and double bed. ¥ less 1—$325 Twin Bed Walnut and Oak Overlay Bed Room Suite Large dresser, chest of drawers, beautiful Holly- wood vanity, two heavy poster beds, chair 3162.50 and bench. V3 less ... 4 2 1—$395 Burl Walnut Bed Room Suite A beautiful suite with serpentine fronts, massive dresser, Hollywood vanity, high boy, dou- $7@ 333 ble bed, chair and bench. Less 14 i 3—$29.75 Mahogany Poster Beds 514.“ 2—%9.75 Brown Metal Beds Double and single sizes. Less 3 All sizes ... 1 Lot of Sample Mattresses Layer felt, both double and single sizes. Values $12.50 to $49.00. Less.. 2—$45 Walnut French Vanities $9750 1—$29.75 Walnut Twin Bed 14 Price ........ 514“ 2—$10.95 Oak Chest of Drawers 448 13 Price 2—-$29.50 Golden Oak Chifforobes 1—-$79.50 50-Inch Mahogany Dresser 3—$16.95 Walnut-Finished Dressers sQ48 3—$1.95 Oak Costumers Y Price ... Less 7 .. 2—$12.95 Sateen Boudoir Chairs 56 With valance ¥, Price % 3—83.75 Y43 Price 3—$2.29 Silk Georgette Bed Lamps Y3 Price 1—%$29.50 Silk Damask Boudoir Chair Loose cushions. Sl.ss Draperies at 15, Less $485 dainty flowered dimity ruffled tie- 52.43 back, half price ae % $5.39 dainty flowered voile ruffled tie-ba §9.69 DN e - $6.95 flowered ray 53.48 backs, half price ... svie $2.10 voile curtains with flowered v and overlocked edge in colors, half price $2.39 fringed panels, Sl.w half price... N R e 4—$895 flowered voile bedspreads, with 54.38 large flounced pillow he pfulius Values in Occasional Pieces 3—$8.75 Mahogany Finished Telephone Stands 4% With drawer and chair. IS PPIRE ..o nsreeay 3—$2.98 Red Lacquered Magazine Carrier Stands Y3 Price . 2—$24.50 Solid Mahogany Martha Washington Sewing Cabinets Y; Price . 3-$l4.75m].ift--Turn Top Mahogany Console Tables 3--$4.50 Mahogany-Finished Console Tabl 2—$6.7$ Wood Frame Console Plate 33.\5 2—$995 Large Size Bow-End Decorated Panél Bassinettes Link spring, 20x40 inches. 14 price . 2_$1875 Ivory or Green Youths' Beds and Springs Less 3 Tvory with colored beads. 14 price 2—$4.95 Park Sulky 2—$31 “Lane” Window Seat Cedar Chests 2—$19.75 Double Day Beds With wood-finished mefal ends, cre- §1 347 tonne-covered mattress. Less 1. 1—$89.50 Englander Davenport Double Day Bed S50 Spring seats, 60-inch settee, chai and $7 Qa7 rocker. ¥ less. .. 35 1—%19.75 48-Inch Fiber Settee Spring Seats, $9.88 3—$2.50 Bar Harbor Seat Cushions and Backs, $1.12 Less 7; ... Group of 34 Junior and Bridge Lamps with silk shades. Were $1475 to $29.50. 57. 5 Sale price . 1—$29.75 Walnut Wall Desk Mahogany Virginia Seat 126" ¥4 price » 1—$189 Solid Less % ..... e 1—$69 Tapestry Lawson style. Less '3 = 1—$59 Royal Easy Tapestry Overstuffed Chair 539.66 Loose spring seat cushions, 3-tone jac- 5174 quard velour. Less 3. ... ] 2—$42.50 Mahogany Secretary Desks 32 8.33 3—$27.50 Handsome Walnut Occasional Tables Less ¥ 2—$12.95 Occasional Chairs With button tufted velour seat and $, .48 1—3%37.50 Overstuffed Club Chair Reversible spring seat cushions. 518.75 v, price . ity 2—$24.50 Mz.ihogany i.).a;zénport Tables Y2 Price Values in Living Room Suites 1—%139 3-Piece Living Room Suite 2-tone jacquard 369.50 velbliso vl g A 1—$189—3-Piece Living Room Suite Large serpentine fronts, 3-tone jac- § .00 1—$269 3-Piece Mohair Living Room Suite Wood base, serpentine fronts. $ 50 1—$285 “Kroehler” Living Room 3-Piece Suite Tufted button, mohair. Less 3 Bed-Davenport Suites 1—$145 3-Piece Bed-Davenport Suite Short love seat davenport, jacquard ve- 596.“ Less ¥; 2—$195 “Kroehler” 3-Pc. Bed- Davenport Suites 3-tone jacquard velour. Less % 1—$298 “Kroehler” Bed-Davenport Suite Handsome carved wood panel over in high-grade mohair. lour. and base. All 198 Dining Room Suites and Dinette Suites 1—$149 10-Pc. Walnut Veneer Dining Suite 399.3! 2—%$198 10-Pc. Walnut Veneer Dining Suites Les: j Phyfe Dining Suite sl 87% 10-Pc. “Rockford” Walnut Dining Suite 33 1 0.00 -Pc. Walnut Veneer Dinette Suite 745 nut Veneer Dinette Suites Less %5 ... 1—-$465 Less 7, 1—-$149 Less 1 Kitchen Furniture 2—$44.50 “Boone” Kitchen Cabinets Less 1 829M 3— Cabinets 6 Chairs, 84c Refrigerators 2—815.95 Top-Icer Golden Oak Refrigerators 573( Y, price .. 4.7l Refrigerator $9.28 4 Less ..... 2—849.50 3-Door Gibson Porcelain- v Lined Refrigerators Interior Refrigerators Nickel Trim. ¢ - L;”k rim, o 549‘_” Close-Out of All 5ummer Rugs $12.95 heavy grass rugs, stenciled designs half price .. i3 0—$1495 Hodges Reliabie fiber rug price i Jaspay Relia 8.3x106, half price. 4—$22.50 Hodges Wicker rugs...... . 6—$2000 Hodges Wicker rugs ansburgh gfurniture (2, Entrance 909 F S