Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1930, Page 19

" 'SOCIETY Continued From Second Page.) Mr. ‘and Mrs. Slzher:y d1:! hgaor &( fi\; ment of thel ughter b m which was announced last Sunday. - ‘The wedding took place in the Italian garden of ths Mayflower Hotel, Dr. Si- mon, father df the bridegroom, officiat- ing, at 6 o'clock in the pri e of a small company of relatives intimate friends. The alcove of the garden wag transformed into a veritable garden with greens and flowers and a wedding supper was served in the Jefferson room immediately after the ceremony, for the small company which witnessed the rite ‘The bride wore a gown of white satin, the I skirt made of'narrow ruffles and just escaping the floor. The tight fitting sleeveless bodice was trimmed with a rare old rose point lace bertha and her tulle veil was arranged in a close fitting cap with lace at the back and dainty sprays-of orange olossoms on each side. She wore long white loves and carried white orchids and les of the valley. Miss Sylvia Sherby was maid of honor for her sister and Mr. Daniel Sherby, ; her brother, was best man.. Miss Sherby’s costume was of pale blue crepe made on the new lines with long skirt and round hemline, fitted bodice and normal waistline. She wore no hat and carried talisman roses. Mr. and Mrs, Sherby received their guests after the dinner in the ball room, ‘where an orchestra played for dAncing. ‘They were assisted by the bride and bridegroom and Dr. and Mrs. Simon, parents of the bridegroom. Mrs. Sherby wore & gown of flesh color lace made long and with fitted bodice and Mrs. Simon was also in flesh color satin trimmed with iridescent beads. Assist- were three aunts of the bride, Mrs. Daniel 8. Heyn of Cincinnati, Mrs. Charles I. Preund of Toledo and Mrs. Arthur 8. Cohn of Chicago. Mrs. Heyn ‘was in Nile green satin, Mrs. Preund in green lame and Mrs. Cohen had a gown of blue lace. Mr. and Mrs. Simon will sail tomor- || row for a cruise in the West Indies and on their return will make their home in Washington. Mr. snd Mrs. Percival 5. Ridsdale have with them their daughter Patricia, who arriveq yesterday from Ogontz Bchool. » . Mrs. DeWitt, widow of Brig. Gen. Cal- | || vin DeWitt, left yesterday afternoon for Atlanta, Ga., where she will spend the Winter with her daughter and son-in- law, Col and Mrs. R. M. Blanchard. ‘The Board of Governors of the Wi International Assembly is {ssuing invitations for its annual cos- tume ball, to be held on the night of January 26 at the Willard Hotel. In- terest. these revivals of the distin- guished “assemblies” of grandmother’s and great-grandmother’s day is in- ereasing from year to year, and this teason both the grand ball room and the smaller ball room adjoining will be utilized Yor the event. Members of the Board of Governors | (§| mlnz the ball are Mrs. Claude A. n, Mrs. Henry Winfield Watson, Mme. Ekengren, Baroness Korff, Mrs. Frederic Atherton, Mrs. Edward R. 3 e _Andrews, J. Bell, Mrs. Henry F. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, Mrs. Marshall Pield, Mrs. Henry W. Fltchi Gurn erick Hicks, Mrs. Charles Graves Mat- thews, Mrs. Ze Barney Phillips, Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong, Mrs. Walter R. ‘Tuckerman, Mrs. Joseph E. Washington and Mrs. Horace Lee Washington. At the regular Friday tea of the Con- 1 Club this afternoon, Mr. Bonsal, the guest of honor, will speak on “South American Pr ts.” ‘The Q?runoml Club has issued in- vitations for & subdeb dance to be Monday, December 29, for mem- " children at the .club from 9 to will also Club for , those be- tween of 4 and 14, Saturday, December 37, from 3 to 5 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. George B, McClellan of Wi snd New York recently arrived In London from New York and are at Bavoy Hotel, and ‘Mrs. Chewning during the holi- days, and some of her classmates, Miss Mary Hansford Wallace, Miss Anne Green and Miss Virginia Darling, who came to Washington for the ‘ball last evening, are also house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chewning. Prece: the ball Mr. and Mrs. Harold Armour Dodge and their daugh- ter, Miss Dorothy Dodge, were hosts at a dinner dance in compliment to Miss ;lemdon in the palm court of the May- lower. Mrs. Cabot Stevens announces that Mrs. Edward R. Keys, vice president, ‘Womans' Board, will serve as chair- man of the Christmas activities at the hospital, assisted by Mrs. Robert H. McNél, Mrs. Ogilvie Shumate, Mrs. F. X. McGovern, who is chairman of the Christmas dance; Mrs. Joseph R. Sizoo, Mrs. R. L. Roth, Mrs. John Kirkwood, Mrs ‘William B. Millard, Mrs. William A. Morgan, Mrs. Charles A. Stott, Mrs. Warren F. Haines, Mrs. Jerome Clark, Mrs. William C. Sterling, Miss Justine Corby, Miss Anne Southaw Somer and debutantes who are aiding the social service Christmas work. The Christmas dance is to be tomor- row night at 8 o'clock for all the nursing staff and internes of the hos- pital, Santa Claus will make & personal | visit and carol singers will entertain. All the members of the Ladies’ Ald and Junior Aid are invited to attend, from 8 to 9 o'clock, with the dance from 9§ to 12 o'clock. Miss Jocelyn Plowden Hibberd left last evening for Toronto®and Quebec, where she will remain about a month to take part in the Winter sports fes- tivities. More than 250 reservations have al- THE EVENING STAR, ready been made for the Midshipmen dance that wflleb‘ebhe_}% at the Ae;n!..lnyl- Navy Coun ul elgny evt A Decomber ::, At this rate‘lt is believed by cluhdgfichh that even wm:hr.hg i large additions erected during the = mer the bullding will be crowded to capacity. Pot-Boilers Fair Offering Fascinating Christmas Gifts. An rtunity to secure odd and un- usual ?1?& to suit the whimsies of the most. particular persons will be found in the Christmas- Gift Shop recently established just for the holiday season in the annex of the Arts Club, at 2015 Eye street. Reminders of the famous pot-bollers’ fair appear in the distinc- tive wares offered, consisting of paint- ings, sketghes, prints, curios, draperies, books and barbaric jewelry, all priced for a complete glearance during the final week of the ale. \A booking office for the reservaation of boxes and tickets for the forth-coming Bal Boheme has been opened in the shop, which is deco- rated with the delightfully modernistic cartoons of the costumes designed for the moon pageant, to be featured in the Arts Club ball of 1931. Mr. gud’ Mrs. Ithainor B. Peters of 4520 Georgia avenue will be joined to- day by their daughter, Miss Lillian A. Peters, a student at Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio, who will spend her vacation from school with them. Miss Frances Evans Staley returned to Washington today to visit her parents, Mr, and Mrs. I. Frank Staley, during the holidays. Miss Staley, an alumna of Holton-Arms School, is & student of Cornell University, and a member of Alpha Zeta Chapter of Sigma Kappa Sorority. Mr. and Mrs. David WASHINGTON, Blagden terrace, ‘Washington, are stopping_at Hotel lades, Mi Quring Shelr Winter visie i Florlaa. " Mr. John Paul de Berry of Shanghl, China, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eli B. Smith at ir home on Massachu- setts avenue. ¥ Miss Mary Coleman Worthington, who is making her home at Sweet Briar, Va., is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman Worthington, at their home| on Park road. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Johnson and their daughter, of St. Louis, Mip., have ar- rived in Washington and are stopping at the Potomac Park Apartments. FOURTH BRITISH PRINCE EXPECTED 70 BE DUKE Tesire in Scotland to Revive Edin- burgh Titlg May Raise George to Beat as Peer. By the Associated Press. LONDON, December 19—The Daily Express says it is expected in official quarters that Prince George, fourth son of the British monarch, will be created a duke on his twenty-eighth birthday anniversary, December 20, The paper adds there is & general desire in Scotland that the title of Duke of Edinburgh be revived. with suggestions this may be chosen for the young prince. The last holder of the title was Prince Alfred, son of Queen Victoria and uncle of the present King. The conferring of the dukedom would entitle Prince George to sit as a peer in the House of Lords. D. C, FRLDAY, 4 ‘MRS. OTTO WADSTED, Wife of the new Minister of Denmark, who has arrived in the Capital with her husband. —Harris-Ewing Photo. Oldest Woman Dies. MAGALLANES, Chile, December 19 (P)—Felipa Contreras, who recently told s census taker she was “more than 140 years old,” died today. || of infantry in July, 1898. DECEMBER 19, 1930. MAIDEN NAME WORTH $15 CHICAGO, December 19 (#).—What's in & name? Mrs. Kathryn Kessler figured her malden name was worth more than $15 & week. She was given the choice of alimony to that amount or her maiden name, |} Miss Kathryn Mironde, when she ap- peared before Judge Harry A. Lewis munuy for a divorce from her d, Ernest. She took the name. ARMY, ORDERS hus- ta, Ga., reported at the War Department for duty as executive officer to Assistant Secref Frederick H. Payne. In that office, he succeeds Maj. Gen. b5 S V. l;. Mmele{, who hl; been as depuf of the Army. e s Col. Carr is from Wisconsin, and en- the Army as a second lieutenant Most of his early service was in the Philippines, he took an active part in the suppression of the insurrection follow- ing the Spanish War. Later he took part in the troubles along the Mexican border, and in the occupation of Cuba. During the World War he served suc- cessively in PFrance as signal officer, 2d Division, 4th Army Corps and 3d Army, and later with the Army of occupation in Germany. He reached the grade of colonel in July, 1920, and was graduated from the Army War College in the following year. Since | Just Arrived! Special Purchase | 500 Gift Scarfs Wonderful $ | Values | Brand-new, &nnilul gift scarfs— at large squares, oblongs, acsots, tubu- lars and fringed-end styles. Strik- ing new block designs, Roman stripes, pastel and street colorings and black - and - white patterns. Plenty of the popular browns, greens, | tans, maroons and reds. | Street Fine Leather {Handbags Is '.95 &0" If and other smooth and grain and work- ' ca leathers of splendid quality 101 manthi Haiiored %and orgamented styles. Back straps, long hi ., 2ip- pers. fll”fi fitte Black, brown and reen witn ‘i lininss o mateh. r Bags Open Until 9 0’Clock Saturday Night —and Every Night Until Christmas NO EXTENSION OF WORKING HOURS for our women employes—but extra salespeopl; to permit of the addition of three hours to our normal business day. Not only are the addi mj shopping hours a convenience to many who are unable to shop during the day; they mean that we must increase our force and thus help the unemployment situation. -You ‘who are busy during the day will find night shopping at King’s Palace tomorrow—and also next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—a welcome feature—and will find the same satisfactory service as during the daylight hours. Christmas Cards 5¢ to 25¢ —and seals, tags, cord and wrapping paper. Street Floor Satisfaction Since 1859 NGSPALACE 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. CROSLEY RADIO Given Away Every customer can enter this Christmas contest. See the $79.50 Crosley Radio in _our Radio Dept., Third Floor. Al} Dressed ‘“Mamma’ Dolls Hurry to King’s Palace tomorrow for beautiful dressed “Mamma” dolls at a big savings! (Baby dolls not included). eyes and voice, and wear dainty, lace-trimmed dresses. $1.49 Dolls $1.12 (without sleep- yes) Wi $1.98 Dolls $2.98 Dolls $3.98 Dolls $4.98 Dolls $149 $222 $299 $3.74 $449 $5.99 All Chairs and Rockers 1 kg . /4 NOW 56¢ to $2.99 gray and ivory, beauti- fully decorated ......... 33'98 $5.98 Dolls These dolls have light or dark hair, sleeping $7.98 Dolls EmcAy VELOCIPEDES of strong workman- %leup with s;ddle 1:’nd rub- T tires. Specially priced pry $3.48 ‘G VELOCIPEDES— AL BEARG Vo Of high-grade construction, painted Women's ]éLl%VES 31.59 $2.00 and $250 washable kid gloves, perfects and irregulars. Smart slip-ons and fancy cuff styles. Black-with-white, also browns and other shades. Women’s Fabric 50 Gloves . ..... Suede finished gloves in slip-on fancy cuff and two-clasp styles. All | colors and all stres. | Children’s Gloves ...... Fleece-lined jersey gloves, warm knitted gloves, fur-top mittens and | jersey gauntlets with decorated cuffs. $2.25 Men’s .69 Dress Gloves - . s]. ‘ skin gloves, in black and brown, also grey suede gloves. 29 Special warm fleece. Men’s $5.00 sz .98 Genuine pigskin and imported | :’fl:‘:ldo '::- a price. Ideal Excellent quality unlined cape- Men’s $2.00 G pure! en’s black and brown capeskin gloves, lined with Pigskin Gloves mocha gloves from famous makers, bargain Youths’, Misses” § then Gavalry, has erred from Omaha, Nebr., | Fort to the 434th Field Artillery at Mont- Maj. Harold E. Albaugh, from Hawall to River- .; Maj. Egbert W. Cowan, Corps, from Riverside, Calif., to Hawall; Capt. Leigh fantry, from Augusta, Me., Reed General Hospital, this city; First Lieut. Clarence E. Jones, Quartermas- | the ter Corps, from label. ly low prices. Genuine all-wool Flannel Robes, in stripes and plain dou- ble-breasted effects— also a real $9'75 «value: ...... You will find the men folks enthuslas- tically receptive of gifts bearing the Mode That Mabel is to them the stamp of approved fashion and sound quality; while you will enjoy the advantage of selection from a wealthful assortment at interesting- : Lounging Robe S5 to %90 In flannel, brocade and silk, from Welsh-Mar- getson of London and contemporaneous makers— Two Outstanding Specials Handsome brocade effects; lined through- out with Skinner’s silk —beau ti- $1 6'75 ful robes. House Coats $6.75 to 335 An immense variety of capably Coats, in double-faced cloth; brocade, silk, etec. exclusive with us. tailored House Patterns $5.00 & $6.00 33.98 Baby Dolls —— 27 inched high. Sleeping eyes and eyelashes, voloe, teeth and tongue. In dainty luge-mmmed. flounced dress. SCOOTERS—Large size sidewalk w::efl.n 'lthndmbbtl'd-."!ed disc W] brake stan Third Floor and brightly trimmed. Adjust- Shis Ity T A Two Outstanding Specials Brocade and Double- faced Cloth Coats, ef- . Lilllan M. Gilbreth, ‘women'’s section of Col. Ji turned to the Dodge Hotel after a brief | visit to her home, at Montclair, N. J. Lieut. Col. Campbell B. Hodges en- fertained at luncheon yesterday st the Carlton. Mr. dod Mrs. Willlam Jeffries Chewn- Double-faced Cloth Coats, strictly new de- sign; comfortable cut, fectively trimmed; (T TITSGH e $15 Mode Shirts —are being highly favored this season for presents. We are featuring these three specials— 1ve young society in Washington, ‘The hosts with the debutante received guests, numbering approximately 350 members of local society from diplomatic, official and residential groups, i the Chinese room of umef , where dancing followed later in the evening as well as in the east end ! glmd ball room, the remaining portion | ng reserved for the buffet table and | |}/ enough small tabies to accommodate | | the company. A delicious Virginia sup- | |§| per, including many delicacies known only to the Old Dominion, was served shortly after midnight. Another fea. ture of the ball was the dancing of the old-time “jig’ by a Southern darky m‘o ght here ‘especially for the occa- sion Glenbrook broadcloths; non-shrink- able; in white and plain shades...... $1.79 3 for 35 $195 $5.75 Dundee Poplins. A very exceptional weave; plain colors; collar attached... Mrs. Chewning wore & gown of black velvet with a bouquet of gardenias, and Miss Herndon's frock was pink satin, with which she wore a bouquet of or- || chids, lilies of the valley and pink Toses. Palms and Australians ferns, with | yellow and rust chrysanthemums, were || used for decorations In both the Chi- Bese room and grand ball room The Floor Committee selected by the bosts included Mr. Chewning’s cousins, Maurice Gordon Herndon and Marshali Beverly; also Brig. Gen. Willlam E. ||} Horton, United States Army; LeRoy Dougall, Archibald C. V. Wells, William Bowle Clark, Kenneth Watson, Walter Watson, Charles Belmar, Herndon Gor- %?.1:3"&“’" Douglas Gordon Phillips. ard Burr Powell and William Laird | Dunlap, 3d New Shipment $1.00 Rayon Underwear 2 for C$1.00 Lovely gifts, indeed. Heavy qual- ity rayon bloomers, chemises, step- ins, vests and bloomer-bottom com- binations—in all pastel shades. Extra sizes in vests and bloomers. $1.50 Rayon '95c The Pajama Lounge Suit has a special ap- peal because of its dual service—and we have a very attractive showing of the Rus- sian Lounge—in plain and fancy effects— especially silks, Ranging From $3.50 to $10 Ei’i’l‘ at SE‘(‘M’ Pric A Warm Fur Coat for Yourself That’s the gift you've longed for—the gift you can see realized this Christ- mas, for all OQur FURS are Reduced 3311% Such fur coat values certainly Justify investing some of the roceeds of your Christmas avings Club check. Inspection and comparison invited. HARRY BACHRACH Manufacturer of High-grade Furs 1303.G 8. Dist. 3927 | Other models of Pajamas —includin g silk—from $1.65 to $25, The Mode Tuxedo One of the most useful gifts—and s 6.75 a very superior production of Mode tailoring. Correct in every minute detail of design and finish. TheMode—rF at Eleventh N Underwear Luxurious qualities, beautiful tai- lored and lace-trimmed styles. Gowns, dance sets, chemises, step- ins, combinations and bloomers, in regular and extra sizes; pajamas in regular sizes, and chemises, bloomers, panties and step-ins in double extra sizes. 2-Pc. and 3-Pc. Rayon Pajamas 31£ Lovely rayon pajamas of rich, heavy quality in all colors with con- trast trimmings. Gifts to delight any woman. N Street Floor. $3.98 to $10 it tan oa) sloves. with Sesce” lining. *Fetser gloves have fur tops. Street Floor g ‘Him’ ’ I hese . 1. shirts of broadcloth and madras, includ- Full-Fashioned Silk Hose Ideal service-weight in pure thread collar and neckband styles. Sizes 13% to 18. Men’s Fine Shirts fect quality. $1.35 Collar attached, te collar and neckband styles. Sizes 13% to 17. silk hose, silk to the top. Lisle- lish “broadcloth, rayon stripe, broad: Plve-piece set, as sketched, Two cloth and fine woven madras. military brushes, clothes brush, hat 4 Sises Full-Fashioned Bemberg Hose $4 Robe and Slipper Sets R OTHER MILITARY SETS siery Genuine Daffodil Radium silk; white over Bemberg or with lisle top. Fash- girdle. Many handsome patterns. $7.50 Men’s Rayon Robes Wi s GENUINE GRENADINE ALL-SILK| CHILDREN'S HOSE—Boys' mer- | .95 Skinner satin. Heavy rayon girdle. 4 Gift hosiery of high qual- Buster Brown plain and derby Also fluffy blanket robes. All sizes. ity. 3 pairs for $4.25. Pair sl'so ribbed long hose. 250 79c to $2.00 three assortments. Patterns for every man—dots, small » sport hose in new colorings and pat- 7 figures, floral and Oriental designs and plain colors. Nicely Headquarters for women who wear 3 pairs for 35 c boxed. MEN'S “COMPANION” ENOCK- and aMeover patterns. Square and. oblong shapes. Special purchase of & | navy, brown, gray and black. Bizes 38 to 46. ss‘oo st el aicont o Street Floor $6.00 and $7.00 dresses of silk crepe de chine, velvet and jersey, sizes 5 to 14. straightline and two-piece effects, belted and bolero jacket models. Pleated, trousers, sombrero, lariat, 1 and crepe de chine in white and pink. Lined | 'kerchief, belt, pistol and holster. Sizes for warmth and service. Round or square $1.98 to $6.98 GIRLS' CHINCHILLA COATS, sizes 7 to 14 4 ts in “Tru & King ie, mili- SHEEP-LINED COATS of black or $7.98 coat -Curl” Storm fabric, m! Beaver, green and navy. ted wristlets. Reinforced “ 85 GIRLS’ BLOUSES, in broadcloth, pongeen and pockets. Sizes 4 to 18 Jn b g bon ‘: frilled collar and » t] in new Winter styles. ;}ut. vest, t:gupc!rl knick- collar and down front,* Sizes 6 to I | ers or one knickers and one long - i $6.98 Children’s Party Dresses |}l and other standard makes of boys’ protectors and warm fleece » broadcloth and percale shirts and jining .. plain colors and fancy patterns. Shirts BELT BSETS — Genuine leather belt with smart buckle. () Children’s Handbags Gloves . ..... Street_Floor. Men’{ Perfect Shirts !nfw'flne rayon stripes. White, 95% colors and oy silk hose in the fashionable shad In plain and fancy broadcloth, rayon Dull-Finish Chiffon Hose Men’s High-Grade Shirts plated silk foot. Picoted top. Also and separate collars, also neckband shirts. brush and comb with ebonoid backs. Perfect quality famious Bemberg Pine blanket robes with slippers to sz 98 o sl 49 to 310 p g i 13 c and solid .colors. Separate collars to match. o 3 Brocaded rayon robes”of luxurious HOSE, beautifully sheer with natural | cerived golf hose, girls’ 5 rayon-mixed P . d H o A Specialized tment of Men’s Gift Ties, 50c, 69¢c, $1.00 BOYS' & GIRLS' HOSE—Boys' §0c extra sizes. $2.00 & $2.50 MUFFLERS—Men's ABOUT SWEATERS—Fine part-wool maker's surplus to E bergain $1.69 li. ts d or very oy Jumper. style with satin frilled blouse; C shirred and circular skirts, Well made suits, con- g oy Ty yokes, hand-smocked or embroid- $2.98 brass t-in brown Dupont leatherette, faced with fany siyle, trimmed with buttons. 8s BOYS' SUITS, WITH INGERSOLL WATCH prints, White | sers. Sizes 7 to 17..... Bell” LEATHER HELMETS with ear Of crepe de chine in pastel shades. $2.98 blouses with collar attached. White, s BOYS’ in sizes 12 to 14%; blouses gl DC Micaly boxed s ensstrs Street Floor - hand-smocked yqke, puff sleeves; fin- no sleeves and two-tiered cf 1.19 Exoellen - 50c and $1.00 - B AL S L ——— New purchase ready for BSaturday— = plain Collar attached, separa French heels. 7-strand, 42-gauge, pe: stripe broadcloth and woven madras. Exquisite, sheer quality chiffon s Beautiful qualities in shirts of Eng- * proadcio s1 '95 dull finish service weight. 14 to 17. In attractive gift box. Hose, the rayon hosiery de luxe. All- match. Large shawl collar and rayon Large, medium and small sizes. i o B quality, with ghawl coll of genuine dull finish. Picoted top, Prench heels. | hose, Phoenix lisle half socks and Depar > . Tl s Lounge Suits Thousands of handsome new Christmas tles in these fancy golf hose and girls’ rayon-mixed fine silk crepe mufflers in bordered sweaters with reinforced sleeves. In ° ’ ° ] iy o Girls llk Dresses three-piece jersey suits, silk suits; OWBOY SUITS sisting of coat, trimmed INFANTS’ SILK COATS—Of radium silk Other Cowboy Suits ered. Sizes 1 and 2 years. e teatherette or corduroy. ~Warm knit- Iiien Cw | Siea it susostss IO pink, green, red, E—4 -] suits of fancy mannish mixtures stripes and dots. Also all white round or sl-oo SHIRTS AND BLOUSES— sl 00 Straight-from-the-shoulder model with o AR e Ay ished with wide hem. Also basque effect with sizes 6 to 16.