Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1930, Page 19

THE EVE STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY Oushing, at & tes hnu o be uvn d:m Benjamin S()‘C:*I'E; I i _ December 13 in the Chinese vmuoxu-m N . DISTINGUISHED BRIDE b3 o S, e : m- and Mrs. Ernest Smith have ve v - y e g Ington “hort stay, and ond Page) E’:.- ‘through z'm: : vesk of Mr. n:: " tha Potomoo Bark Apariments. htl‘ 5h°r” s Bl 1d Bishop In thelr| o wynjem Moultrle Gourdin of Charleston, N. C. who recently re- Mr, and Mrs. Harry Orville Murray | turned from Europe spent a few days in LEVENTH s'r BETWEEN Fa G Efith Aunniversary ""°m'.s‘2;":.:".s.f’.“w.n.. g Very, very special WednCSday IS e o Cannon, daughter of the . : : 3 r lt:v': m‘firéfl éfi;n‘::”mm in 4 s : . S F k I HEoten b ceme e S| [ : : : mart Frocks fl:h %I‘flh%u::&muh?hw % i formerly Miss Virginia LeScute, n thelr R : for street, afternoon and evening Just as important as the marvelous values offered in this Anniver. is her niece, Mrs. LeSeure Richardson, : T o I sary Event is the fact that every model is a replica of a Paris coat. As Who vas formerly Miss Helen LeSeure, § ol b I $ 2 5 fast as adaptations of Parisian fashions can be produced, Philipsborn F Street at Eleventh with her © prother-in-law and sister; M. has them to present to its patrons. Three important groups for our came direct to Washington from the Anniversary. West, Miss Cannon stopping in Dan- ville for a short nhy i , i ¢ ‘ Some of ol;r very loveliest dresses that have sold I r. and Mrs. C. Matthews Dick have K : | for as high as $39.75 are included in this collection of $ $ $ gmg“fi;‘;“‘gfl:‘“g“ggmfi e satins, canton crepes, chiffons and woolens. Style I where they are occupying their new i § 3 details include eyelet embroidery, metal trimming, I home at 2234 Massachusetts avenue, ] I fur trimming, tunics and other tricky touches. Black | mwhlnch they purchased inythe early Sum- 4 y § I and high colors. Sizes 14 to 44. ] ang ) mmmg Dom :a;::mr:; | ; { “NEW APPAREL ALWAYS"—SECOND FLOOR the Sumner in California and are at . the Highlards for the Winter. ‘ st hosd il * MRS. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MONTGOMERY, fifi:e T o hes oo, :{m’; Before her marriage to Dr. Montgomery Saturday in the home of her sister, Mrs. | [ e Newport today on her way o Washing- | William Laird Dunlop, jr., she was Miss Janet Thurston Powell of New York o m ton for the Winter. and Virginis. —Harris-Ewing Photo. . . SQ«S ° Mrs. Patton Wise Slemp, who has Stanley, Mrs. Bates Warren, Mrs.| Mrs. Newman, wife of Maj. Richard D. F Street at Eleven been constantly with her mother, MYs. | Gegrga’s. Ricker, Mrs, Clyde B, Altchl- | Newman, will entertain at tea this ater- | [f th Fred Dennett, throughout Mrs. Den- son, Mrs. h'edenc A. Delano, Mrs. | noon in her home in Virginia. Jlett's recent severe illness, returned 0| Gy T, Grayson, Mrs, Charles Alger, Der home in Kentucky Sunday evening | Mrs, Nina Swaim Clark snd Mrs.| Mr. O. H. Perry Johmson has i . 0. H. gone to || womnfiom spend the Winter at| gariey w. wiley. New York to meet Mrs. Johnson, who A Mrs, Virgil C. Miller will be in charge | ¥ill_arrive from Europe today aboard 4 " Mrs. William C. Bustis entertained a | of the tea tables, assisted by Mrs. Grat- | the France trom Suope, Where ane has the tric RI CIA" small party at dinner last evening at |ton Kerans Mrs. Truman Abbe, Miss 0eeh J;’“gnguu:s ohnese will) lpe*l‘x‘t; I the Carlton, her guests numbering |Adela L. Heaven Mrs. Virginla White| [l Tq0s" oy the “Berkshires before three. A. Bra Y coming to Washington for the Winter . h Comar. and Mrs. Jose Xglesias enter- | Mrs. iss & TR | in Chanel red calf tained at luncheon ‘today &t Wardman | ders, Mrs. Gladys B. Middlemiss and Mr. Charles C. Eberhardt, United Park Hotel. RS, 70 A, | States Minister to Costa Rica, is now in or dull black calf Mrs. Merritt O. Chance, house chalr- | waghington at the Mayflower. The commandant of Fort Myer and (man, and members of her committee Mrs. Harry N. Cootes, who are in New |are in charge of decorations and re- Mr. and Mrs, George Holmes Cush- York, were hosts at the supper dance | freshments. ing will present their dayghter, Miss ||| last evening in the music room of the % ml Biltmore following the horse show @ in Madison Square Garden. Col. and $ o Sl o e v, | THE | |0.50 Gy o BT R o STERLING SILVER | : o, Yo el S FASHION SHOW If,clrolyn ine, to Mr. Douglas V. Dunlap, son of Rev, and Mrs, Ed- NEW WILLARD HOTEL (WILLARD ROOM) ward Slater Dunlap. Mrs. Hoover to Attend N BVEREER - DAL TR For walking an ideal shoe—it’s so very comfort- R . o ey FREE ADMITTANCE ... A World's Fair in Silver! Come || able and a perfect complement to the chic sport and goasyou please. Exhibits of the best Ster- coats and knitted suits that are especially adapted to g 4 6. street this season. The built-up leather heel is ling Designs. Talks by authorities on Decora- shaped enough to be graceful. You'll like this new . tion...Smart Table Settings...How to Buy Chanel red particularly, f Bruyere ] Lanvin Patou R . o Black Vclour de b on the Guild Purchase Plan . .. Antique Sil- Noir_w ' Civet A };fii‘fuf“‘" "‘.i’fnf”‘}‘}‘t’f»'.‘.’"‘ ver. The most comprehensive exhibition |[ MOSES—SECOND FLOOR ® of American Sterling Silver ever assembled. STERLING SILVERSMITHS GUILD OF AMERICA 1427 Eye St, N. W., Washington, D. C. Medlterranean and Mp_rqccqn Cruises Sheraton Dmmg Smte Chinel Apropos of Thanksgiving £ S R Beret and mug o g of Jop . black Broadcloth, border on Russian N Amef;cin rendit;on Oi the Sheraton Period. B Lot coat, ——produced with true understanding of motif, A2 $74 $74 $94 and with the skill which characterizes fine TRAIGHT across the South Atlantic to this furniture. The simple lines express a charm of ele- Mohammedan Paradise’ of palms and bougain- CHOICE OF THE HOUSE gance all its own. villea » » Three short 30-day cruises . . . the free- dom of independent travel with unlimited stopovers, FI N EST COATS This pleasing type is adaptable to any surround- or ';'""‘ via Havre or Plymouth on “Ile de France” - il . < < C s \ or“Paris” » » Calling at eight ports, Teneriffe, Casa- ings with pieces of practlcul dimensions for use n Faiblosed ot FoiitiaaBa h d % £ blanca, Gibraltar, Algiers, Majorca, Monaco, Naples, Luxuriously furred with F n the modern home. Messina ... a ship the last word in luxury and chic. Persian Lamb, Karakul, Bea- $ bflc'_, tailored by hand. !n‘ - o E e cluding every couturier high 66-inch Sideboard, China Closet, Serving FRANCE" Jan.10, Feb. 14, Mar. 20 ver, Krimmer, Kit Fox, Lynx, fashion type. Table with lift top, Extension Dining Table, one Through the Arabian Nights with the “Barbary Master Chair and five Side Chairs, upholstered in Land Cruises “. . . Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia . . . sun- Black Brown Green stripgfl Semanks lit, exotic, oriental . . . where the smart continental Ten piecel P S ATERE o KI5 Y AP, 5475 world winters amid ancient splendors and modern luxuries of the famous 46 “Transat” hotels. to advestised Sunday contine Other Dining Sustes from $385 to $1800 3 Throughout the s re, the groups y e A R M reathine in replenished assortments. & J. SLOAN E fi#fi:fifi%fifz = Dresses Undies Suits “lle de France” Nov. 21 * “Paris” Dec. 5 $1275 $21 $32 $1.49 $22 $54 9§74 The House With the Green Shutters 1 Kt Saite B : Bags 711 Twelfth Street Just Above G $12.75 $5.90 N $2.49 Information from ar .uu..n::: Franch Line Agent e e