Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1930, Page 59

Taadh DUs AL h o oadl 3 H BARE Davis, bridge. A buffet supper served in the C}urmmg Social Events guests and friends of Mr. and Mrs. in- her home at Rock Point. Miss Mifiam Abefl, with Miss Beulan | An Foartment at 1630 Park foad lflo 1t Oumu attended. A del.h\lul blnhaa ty Wwas | Bacon of Wi visited west, ’ c.’l“:ftl::;fls:. son %fin }m L bR COTINNR & YT In Leonardtown Scheduled night Mr. William M. Clements - bt he G!fl\l 1'1 enjoratie evring; Sande] in D | tortrer's mother, Mfs, Riehard Abell, in | g T Frank ¥ "" class—] - ( fll! ith Ehd éntertained at a stag &l ul in the . ‘N Foxwell l" #%" aetie 'smm: AUE slase Mise DeA- | LEONARDTOWN, Md,, November 20. tn honor of r. Arthug L. viright | Bast o, in ¢ obsernnce of her seventh | e aftactie home at Culloria. | giving x% g, vith With Pl ¥ e N s e Corinel, | —TTie Iargest party and dance of the | bf Gatonsvine, Md.~ afd anniversary PEithas ot B Méres | 198 80pérai ahye vthoulmdh other, M. Thomta ith Pleasure Fetes Mise Quillan, Migs | week was- given fonight for Mr. and | Giementa of BaHote. Who KAve en r"mnh and"Trienas of s ot | home, it Foiwe eegan, Mlnlm- Mrs, Jefferson Stone Combs of Wash- ]uyed a period of hunting in St. Matys | A Mr. and Mfs: N. W, B bennu une G hom fiss Matle Luskey, Miss | ington -rm Foxs Point. It was a suf- | County. Mr. and Mrs Joseph F. Crew of | he; Chase. Marshall Hall, Md., are Borotities A nee Honor | ana Mre. nmue Natey, nmy Salb, Miss Katherine Walshe, Miss party given to them in honor of | The. Bushwood ung Club | Maddox Thursday enwmmed at sup- 3 of thete retitied Anndurcé Anna mehnrdmm Miss Bessie Dz‘ct‘ilvy k!‘:eg‘ t‘we:,tylnl}zln wedc:\n lml;‘o'am'., Ty, mgny mvm"l"lll hem t:klmnne X tg:: per i’.} honor of u:e ufll cn s::my uu::‘b l::'e m’!'nln.h:-‘ A fihelmmrl Abell, &t b . iss Nora Taj Miss Magdaline eir Jovely home a 'Oxs int, on some riders g urc] Lunchéons, Card Parties| ime w c;,""’""é'.ufll‘ifi':' O o And Tl Ay Platerwere | Brebtons ‘Bay, ‘mets Teonarétuyn.” ‘A | Toos ouaousd at ASce s Footh "t ate | Loonmdtotm. " Pembmke in thelr hexhe, at COANICS A Myors of Myor's Oot- nd Rushee Greeti 3 m"m"h atiity theel m eve- | guests of honor. mock wedding was staged with Mrs. | led to Lothair, Glasva Bchool, and on | Miss Isabelle MacIntosh of ‘Torohto, ., across Brettons & b g ey o e B The enteriainment was arranged by | Louis F. Abell of leonardiown acting |to Newport, where the brush was taken | Canada, is ‘spending several weeks as uxgn John Cornélious Cryer, m::mmn m:': Quests heduls of R F B Un,,,;,,g, & Bride and ex:siate Sendior Georgé | by Bdmund J. Flowden, jr, méstet of | house guest of State Sendtor Mrs, & Summer cottage at Cedar | her It d's t.?m' a., Schedule eeent Led: | AR T stveet non Followin din: | the Alumnae Association: Mre. James | C. Peverly played the bridegroom. This | hounds. Those in the feld were later | J. Allen Coad, at their estats, Ohestnut rétton, Md., are spending the | Mr. and Y gl shbtt an!n ‘meetthg was held, Colliflower, president; Miss Vera|was followed by & dance. Over 100 entertained at breakfast by Miss Edna mll near Leonardtown. inter in Washington and have taken Ohto tivities, ’:{h‘ e “president, Mos, Robert. . Whitty, vice president; Mrs. Paul Hur- Attending were Miss | Déy, treasurer: Miss ‘Edna Jones and _.fi_______.____._.__.______,—___—_fi._.______‘“_ | 'The Washington Association of Mount Rimawet” Masthows, Miss Gertrufé | M‘;fi;"j‘“‘ gg{';t;v S e {Holyoke Alumnae will be entertained at | Prook g v c.'.}"’;,n ., Mrs, | Miss Ann McCormick and Mrs. George § pi. Tuesday at the National Gathe- Ifl'u'u L —" ! ScHool Miss e, al S, " Efim; heldmfg:reg.; “the ..m;’.‘".":é i3 Sfi:fim Mts. Buiekley, Mis§ Jack A v . isa Eleanor M. Gifford will be | Ward Mist Sliyme Strickland, Mist 3“.3‘6 SEVENT “ s" - N.N len _Hunt, #5. Bicknell will spedk on !mprea- B ber 3‘ ‘Surmm omen’s Club, | the following officers and merbers o F#ons of Russih.” Mrs. Bicknell, fo i i Al %“";‘ i Tyentietn Céntiiry ""(’,'} gg Rattona O,Soroll?i:y Ferebrated | Wi r. Barniest ckne| the Red Oross, retiirned in n August from | Thaniksgiving éve with & formal stipper- -t thé New Idea Country Club in e v B presént ituation ih RuSsis. "l‘hzr w no‘:"cmp"‘"fl?_"c:mm. nd ‘Suites. . odd efe. We are f f Jun me'her with their es- k ThOl-’fle vz:hl;r(.t;x;nfii;y‘% € t::tzlfn”:: Neis, ‘“" i Peaatitnl Chrls(pnln witte at luncheon at the Shoteham Hotel far rchestrd. _ Miss’ Frances Squires, unusually low prices. turday, December 8, & 1 Ociock. 1 chiairmén of thé council of all Wash- e oK Bredme - e T o o | ington ehaptets, was in charge. Lawigitoge e uath: ety Rl S m‘.‘;fi"' et aiarmte o o | WF R B AR “%' & Mise B imemmao e e e 28 8 e g.u syle love seat” c..‘..e{:’a e ) reservations begg W;‘;fim'm ""’"’ "’“" i ""M.” “ilomn suite. E‘:"xm’ A s e T =L - A ‘The n Alumnae Association # o e esHineton, Alumne Chipie | o Reopa Deits Sororty et Thursday (Y — $12. ual gift bazaat and bridge tes, ta | Sieoing SovepLer 30, tn, e o of w3250 Detlm boudote chalr. held at Harvard Hall, Harvérd - e, heraca afmong the guests 00,00 MAll ehair. Mandsome S s‘_‘"‘:",‘f‘ge Decer- | were menibers of the college chapter of caryed frame. 355 00 b’x‘hmem ‘wm - open 0| George Washington University. As a Ky d Davertbort suite. [ e R c-"kl:":n d"g‘;;;“flld special featuté of the evening Miss | RECORD YALUES AND AN UNEQUALLED SELECTION The throngs that attended the opening days OF $49.50, $59.50 & $69.50 of this sale saw the most tangible evidence of this sale's importance ... and tomorrow this Fur-Trlmmed wonderful event takes on fresh, new impetus, =5 nianvemh!r 2. iyl —rie, bringing extraordinary VALUES in women's e RS e yton chre: M i m'a‘:* R e T r e and misses' fashionable new apparel and ac- lums and yellow can % mfi:’ :et'th': u«."fm . or' . . - léedywncner%x o “m cessories. p chmond, “Thanksgiving dly. The associate members of the tni- . ity of Michigan Wotien's Club atre Shoppers Were Surprised! £85.00 Love seat. § lections on S hair. cy ‘&: will be displayed in srtrace ‘ng:»;x;gayea # number of selections ol 15.00 Club ¢! Ive . Mrs. Schular Leedy of Silver Spring, | . The Alumnae mfl"“ of 8t. Ce- | STANDARD ilia’s Academy, t Capitol street, ?3&;’,,‘,;&';{";{&:“&:"&3 entertained me dustes of 1931 at & UPHOLSTERY CO,, Inc. Gamma Delta Sigma Sorority, in | Fjunion and a— e 43 1k St N.W. t to Miss Mary Anne Lank- 1118 F St. NW. Ready! MONDAY at 9 AM. Sharp! Shincs . DACHeRLL .'Owrlelzmgyom 'iinb'n'n“.',"' T'o Find the Best Styles of the Season . . . at a ! 2y Sizes for Women and Misses . Miss Jane Fral is. Alencer | | Price Like §1 . u u Is Indecd Great Good Luck! ) , Mrs. .yonn Paris fashion modelc—-uvery one of -5, Hurrey, e‘mi §n |- e Just Unpaeked! i N : Frocks Regularly them. And they're all lnerllly covered with luxury furs—Caracul, Wolf, Fox, o, M2 Dunm‘ Bnflnler -nd : 7 2,100 NEw ; ‘ ; A T 316.50 to 325 | - Civet Cat, Opossum. o&ell with fur 7 collars and fur euffs—or with 6ollars, hvgn P Legal sorority give 4 | | ) FELT cuffs and borders of fur. -Molded and A president, Friday, 8¢ 1ot g flaring silhouettes. In black, brown, tuby. iton Hotel Attending were Miss | 4 7 * i Aniiice’ MG Arins S, o | 47/ / ¢ “ATS | tone and green. Lickteig, Miss Laura Norris, Miss g f Black, Browa ! 4 beth Reed, Mmmuunam / 3 and Jungle 7 Adell Stewart, Miss G y e g B Marion Cu;llpbell ' fl"* Gresn 4l S t C t hane, Miss Mary Oonneéily, Y = e Oelnr Mrs. Ann Musgrave, Mrs. 1 i P : ; Or oa s ter of Chi m Miss Prances Pble Mlu cntherlne « Beon chtertaiiing Iis rathoss dor | ; : o the last few weeks, and & night / i p Wmmmhvfllhemen 4 1) > 4 Amngemenu luve g ‘ ll en- -cluled dance '\ % I, 1| Aristoeratic Sports and Town Coats of Club. Z , . ’ 3 SIZES 14 TO 46 imported English Tweeds and sports m hm - \ : cloths. Heavily interlined for inter Meta %md m“ Eva Frocks for formal dances and dinners . . + weat. Furstrimmed or plain styles. er given l;mnndn ;nvmuf 19, | i , “Sunday night” . .. “cocktail” frocks ... " H‘. ““,’:‘mg’y wins in lace and chifl'on, taffeta. Frocks for day- dur- g he ;uasu were Miss e De = o i femmme and intriguing in silhouette and de- Helen Widmager, uuan tail. Black, blue, green, brown and pastels. Just JANE VOGUE st || |F | | HANDBAGS Reduced Plan : :slé)lg(r;eé K$ISO Values $3.95 to0 $5 Q“ RCQ{ e r $7) 87 00 $7.75 . { ; - ALL THE NEW STYLES—are in Dozens of new ltyles for street, afternoon or this sale, frocks in black, brown, green, Evening Wear, made in exquisite soft leathets Anniversary Specials in print and bright shades. Sizes 12 to 20— trimmed with the finest jeweled trimmings in Values $38.00to $48.00 s | | | %o ¥ Hulfsaes 10 w03ws, . | | | underarm, Spoer, pouch and strap syis, In o Suc}lll c:uhml‘ styles, such Xple(a:snlr::lg mnter;‘nll F 3 ] : ' = t t! L - . . ill b eageety welsombd by ths wmin e, po. = n FOR MONDAY. I I ATS Satin Crepe de Chine :heses;s ug;:t (;)‘l .th';?u creations. . . easily possible on Z) : | Ch oice S el ect e d T o & % { That Are Right Up to the Minute | | INNGERIE and néew materials. . .all the finest fur. i ) rimmings, i Two Attracti t ngs ! t Cth_e GTOUP’ Annivat:ary‘ Sale Price { ; . . DRESSES 5 T T 9 The smartest frocks for . I \ daytime, afternoon and 2 even formal frocks, so rea- 4 sonable in price that you 79 may own one, two or more .in time for the holiday 2 season. Whatever be your / 8 preference in materials or / colors you'll find it here in : Gmkg—.m Sets all sizes. 1] 9. i Ropulariy S1205 Are They Smart? Step-Ins, Slip-Ons, Gowns' ! Lace-Trimmed and Tailored ’ 1 \ 3 Use Ney’s Budget Plan | Ase they smartd Tndecd] ’ e =t NEGLIGEES You can be well dressed at all times if you > . : use Ney's Budget Plan. Pay weekly or 7T trimmed with attractive ; : mthly. Inquire about this method. f ! 4 _ feathers and plumes. The new : Gayly Striped Flannels, Soft Pas- :‘f‘;f:fi ::bfl':,:” Ev‘ml"’ tel Crepe de Chines and Bright Bro- $ 4 98 hat expresses artistry in mil- | cades. -~ finery, Three typical models b, ! sketched. Select Your Xmas Gifts NO:I &