Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1930, Page 19

SOCIETY (Continued From Second Page.) been the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowie Chipman, is sailing on the Bremen Wednesday, October 15, for Paris, where he has been assigned “l,l the consulate general as a language officer. Southern Families to Unite in Trimble-Gibbon Wedding of Saturday. | ‘The marriage of Miss Marie Estelle Gibbon, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Gibbon, Charlottes- ville, Va., to Mr. John Thomas Trimble, Jr, of Atlanta, Ga., will take place Saturday, October 18, at 8 o'clock. i the evening in St. Margaret's Episcopal Church. The engagement of Miss Gib- bon was announ by her brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Southard Ellis, of Hartford, Conn. THE EV. | WASHINGTON GIRL AS PILOT I Kelso Daly and Mr. Galo Plazo, attache to the legation of Ecuador, and others. Miss Dorothy Boyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William V. Boyle of Lamont street, who was. maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Betty Morris and Mr. William Wickes yesterday, entertained the bride and her party st a buffet supper Monday evening in. her home receding the rehearsal. The gussts included the bride bridegroom and Mr. and Mrs. Joel N. Morris of Pitts- burgh, Mr. and Mrs. Irving_ Eugene Wickes of Wilmington, Del.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mack, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ewing, Miss Eugenia Walker, Miss Vir- ginia Armstrong, Mr. Fred Mack, Mr. Barron Gilover, Mr. Fenwick Marsh, Miss Mary Ida Wilmer, Miss Lyndal Eckert, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trauguat. d Mrs, Samuel A. Syme. Miss Lucy Buford is living at the new Shoreham Hotel, where she plants to make her permanent residence. She formerly resided at 2400 Sixteenth street. Mr. and Mrs. William Davis West have closed their home in Narragansett Pler and are now in their apartment, 1302 Eightecnth street northwest. Mrs. A. Eugene Barr, assisted by her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Barr, will en- tertain the Marcia Burns Chapter, Daughters of th: American Revolution, this evening, at her home, 4604 Thirtieth street northwest. The Fine Arts Committee of the Woman’s Club of Bethesda, Md., an- nounces the opening of a new dancing class of the Evelyn Davis School this Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Nichols and i evening, at 4:30 o'clock, at the the club house. b SR NING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1930. The New A FASHION INSTITUTION Pay Less Than $100 —And Wear the Favored Furs! DR. KAHLER SHOES and Children “State Persian Lamb— Beaver —Kit Pk L T ° i i he a3 Fox—Kolinsky—Fisher Fitch r shesky are guests at the Mayflower for Men, Women while in Washingtor Dr. George E. MacLean has returned to his residence, at 1721 P street north- West, after spending the Summer in Engiand. Among his other activities there he lectured before the Bronte So- clety at Haworth. Mrs. Rutland Duckett Beard of Chevy Chase, Md., and her daughter Rene, who have been abroad since early Au- gust, will arrive in New York today aboard the S. S. Lancastria. While in England Mrs. Beard and her daugh- ter visited many relatives of both her mother and father, also at Deal Royal Marine Depot where they were the ts of mdr. and Mrs. H. E. R. hens. On the continent they vis- 1 in Holland, Belgium d France. At Bruxelles, Belgium, they were pre- sent at two of the official demonstra- tions staged to celebrate Belgium's 100th anniversary of freedom from Hol- land. Mr. Beard will meet Mrs, Beard in New York. Lieut. Roger O'Leary of the Arm: War College and Lieut. Charles cheevc¥ of Fort Washington will spend the week end at the Pines, at Bel Air, Md., where they will attend the wedding of Lieut. O'Leary’s cousin, Miss Mimika Dietrich, to Mr. Ralph Peaks, chemical expert, attached to the Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Miss Dietrich has made her home at &z Rmud vfl: lv;r.ih: past few Win- TS AN . Peaks, a graduate of Harvard, lives in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sanders are leaving Washington this week for In- diana and will return to their apart- ment at the Mayflower after election. ‘mak Mts, Laura Morgan. Mrs. Remey, daughter of M I A tes S Mo (a har Piisule sa “Pogsy.” has recouly recsivel her pilot's license as a fiyer, making a splendid record in her course. They are Mrs. Thomas E. Thompson and her‘ shown at Curtiss-Wright Airport, Long Island. Mr. Sanders will through the State during the campaign. Mrs John T. Remey of 101 East Seventy-fifth nt;eel. New York (lefty, and r. an Mrs. Beale R. Howard of —International Newsreel Photo. son, Mr. Nathaniel Thompson, are now he new Shoreham Hotel, where they will live during the coming Winter. Mrs. Thompson and her son spent part of the Summer at the family home, in Quincy, Ill, and also motored thrcugh the West and down into Mexico. They | returned to Washington so that Na- thaniel might resume his law classes at George Washington University. ** An engagement of interest in Wash- ington is that cf Miss Amy Avery Wal- cott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Stuart Walcott, to Mr. Edward E. Weadock of Saginaw, Mich. Miss Walcctt is a niece of Senator F. C. Walcott’of Connecticut. Mr. Weadock was graduated from the University of Michigan and from Co- lumbia University Law School. N> date has been set for the wedding. Miss Muriel Wood has rejoined her parents, Commedore and Mrs. Wood, after a visit f 10 days in New York, Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Du Boise of Detroit are at the Dodge Hotel for several days, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Du Bois, also of Detrcit. Mrs. Ellen Coughlin of 735 Qiiebec | place northwest and Mrs. Sallie Irwin of Park road are at the Hotel Morton, Atlantie City, N. J. . Mr. axti Mrs. Ralph Merritt of San Fran Calif., entertained at din- ner last evening at the Cariton, their guests numbering four. Mrs. William H. Johnson entertained guests at luncheon today at Wardman Park Hotel. Miss D:rothea Morgan has joined her mother, Mrs. William D. Morgan, at | Wardman Park Hotel, where they will remain for some time. Rector’s Aid St. An-rew's Church Giving Benefit Card Party. Mrs. John Jay Demoi, president of the Rector’s Aid Chapter of St. Andrew’s Church, announc-s a benefif N the Roosevelt Hotel. tae affair are in the hands of Mrs. Andrew J. Sanford, Mrs. William de C. Ravenel, Mrs. J. C. How:ll and Mrs. E. G. Black. Mrs. Drury Conway Lud- low has charge of the tickets. Among the young men who will serve on the Floor Committee of the tackey ball to be given next Tucsday at the ' Arrangements for S e COMFORT 7) C‘(/Jecause t’]te(y ]/;f so> per eci/y What finer thing can be said of any sho: than “they fit 0o perfectly?” We might tell you of the unfail ing comfort of Dr. Kahler shoes, the quality of their craftsmanship, their enduring shape, their undeniable smartness. But these all are attributes of shoes so modeled to the contours of the human foot that fitting perfection is the natural consequence. We might tell you about the combination last and the built in arch, but what will really interest you is the way these shoes actually rest your feet. $10.50 to $1 Mayflower are Lieut. James C. White, U, 8. A.; Lieut. James Reagan, U. 8. A.; . 8. 5 . Willlam W. Brawner, Mr. Taylor Simmons, Mr. Charles Sterne,” Mr. Douglas Phillips, Mr. Philip Clarke, Mr. Noel Leggett, Mr. Willis ), ; Mr. Oliver Walker, Mr. Frank Smoot, Mr. Charles Smoot, Mr. George Hume, Mr. Ward Fiench, Mr. Lawn Thompson, Mr. ‘W. Waverly Taylor, jr.; Mr. Snowden Ashford, Mr. Glen Anderson, Mr. Creed Cardwell, Bur Pow:ll, Mr, M Dudley Knox, T, o DR. KAHLER SHOE STORE 603 Thirteenth St. District 1995 Trimmed Demonstrating the Completeness of the Jelleff Coat Stocks These are coats you really should see, for until you have, you can’t fully realize how wonderful they are. For they represent all the latest and smartest fashion points, beau- tifully done. All the dull Kashmir fabries and the formal monotone tweeds are here. Every Fashionable Fur—including the’ flat Persian and Caracul, semi-flat Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), Kolinsky and Beaver, and a complete catalog of long-haired furs. Every size—from the Junior Misses’ to 501 in the Women’s Shops. Every color—f{rom black through bright reds, greens and blues. Finer Coat Shops—Third Floor ‘Woman's Coat with Kolinsky. i Misses’ Coat with Sable-dyed Kolinsky. Here Are the Little’ FUR JACKETS That every one seems to want—and at the wanted price Nearly 50 Jackets Just In Specially, l}yuigl,u i ANl shades of lapin ‘(rabbit). Black and“brown caracul, muskrat-black pony, American broadtail (lamb). Specially Offered Now at W 1A A R BROOKS SCOOP $ 59.50 Also a small group (not all the above f‘ul’s) at $49.50. Another Ready in the Morning—Fur Salon—Fourth Floor enabling us to again present Surprising Values in" Sports and Dress COATS «$4.950 ., $50.50 Success Coats that are successes! Truly, this is an amazing collection from which to choose your Winter coat...for it includes Cloth those coats which were given us at very Coat with % 5 g H special prices to mark the openirg of the new Success. Coat Shops, coats that would ordinarily sell for $65 and $69.50. The furs —and one buys coats primarily for the furs this season...are Persian Lamb—actually— Lynx, Wolf, Caracul, Raccoon, Marmink, Kit Fox, Fitch, Civet Cat and Muskrat. ‘The styles and the workmanship are, of course, of the usual Jelleff quality. the popular HAT and a BOX MILLINERY EVENT ¥ g Woman's Coat with Caracul Scarf. The rare Cottleya orchid, which will be umong the blooms shown here by the American Orchid Society, October 15 to 17. Csurtesy of The Evening Star g @7 leya orchid exhibited by | &\ the American Orchid * D Society, of which we are OCTOBER 16, 17, 18 a member, will be on dis- Diplomatic, Official and Social ' play at the Willard Hotel. along with a host Groups Are Invited for Preview. Cushion brims, tip - tilt effects, off - the - face, shallow crowns, etc. All the wanted colors and an abundance of black. of specimen blooms, in- cluding an exhibit by Gude Bros. Co. Don't fail to visit this gorgeous showing of the “queen of flowers,” at the Willard Hotel, October 16th, 17th and 18th. See The Orchid Display in Our Window SUCCESS COATS are housed in our new Coat Shops, fourth floor—where successful styles are found copied at moderate cost—women’s and misses’ sizes! —_—— Fitted and Tailored Crepe Satin S]ips Specially Priced *3 Of interest to every woman who wants lovely underthings—a collec- tion of costume slips, tailored with hemstitched band top and two-inch hem or fitted style with lovely Alen- con patterned lace at top and hem, The lustrous silk will stand repeated tubbings and still remain exquisite. In flesh, tea rose, banana heart and white, The national exhibition of orchids, which the American Orchid Soclety holds each year, will be held at the Willard Hotel, October 16, 17 and 18. The exhibition is not commercial, being contributed to by private collections and horticulturists. Dr. David Lumdsen, scientific horti- culturist of the Department of Agricul- ture, is making arrangements for the exhibit, and invitations have been sent to diplomatic, efficial and soclal groups to attend a preview on the opening day. ‘The Garden Club of America will be in session at the time, and it is expected that delegations from that organization will attend the display. .Several States and Panama and India are expected to be among the sections represented by flowers. hrfim T{mtfl‘uor nxm;.:-rk, Pa., MAIN STORE: 1212 F STREET N.W, - Phone National 4278 rizes will be -wlrdgyd. bn,; Other Flower Shops at Royal Horticultural Bociety of Landon 3103 1sth ST. N.W. 5016 CONN. AVE. for the most meritorious exhibit in the Col. 3108 Cleveland 1226 show, and the American Orchid So- 1102 CONN. AVE, clety’s e Decatur 3146 250,000 square feet der Exclusive With Jelleff’s in Washington Effa Blanche Gowns Hemstitched . . . $5 Hand Featherstitched . . . Alencon patterned lace trimmed . .. i Suych beautifully made gowns, tailor- ed on human models to guard against skimpyness or bulky lines—with v or square necklines, tiebacks or all- around sashes. In flesh, white and banana heart pure dye silk crepe de chine. Sizes 15 to 17. Visit our Grey Shops and see our complete selec- tion of this utterly feminine lingerie. They Fit Because They’re Tailored On Human Models Grey Shops—Second Floor Given away with Each Sale Attractive Traveling HAT BOX This box as pic- tured fitted with brass lock and handle —comes in. several sizes and 4 colors. Millinery—4th Floor. rooks.-Co ~STREET BETWEEN ITH & 12T | Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association ' A A S L A e AT AL PSS € S S AT IS BV AL SRR AT A AT S ST Sizes 34 to 44 Grey Shops—Second Floor