Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1931, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1931 SUZANNE POLLARD ,m o o v rovem ]} JSKED TOSEEK [EREE = =] WIL WED TONEGHT 5 POWER J0BS AGAN E= s ‘whose differences with Russell and _— ‘were held for the services Virginia Governor’s Daughter and H. L. Boatwright, Jr., Russell and King May Accept | fisi -place. rehersiod soai B was D. C. Lawyer, to Be Married. “throug] Invitation to Come Back, | tna: he hed received no omeial motiic cation of the commission’s action, h; Bonner Says He Won'’t. | disinc ‘The Federal Power Commission row 3 announced over the severance from the service of | considered hldbemxnlomedltmg\lmemey People’s Bank of Gill three underofficials was stirring again b gyt DR, DU, DAL T IR | sl ok listed st today as the result of action taken by | unexpectedly "% of sxscutive th b s a mm the commission late yesterday in in-'line With the move advocated by L ey i | o surplus at. 95 By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va. January 3.—The little mistress of the Governor's mansion, center of attraction at many a State oceasion during the past year, will be married tonight quietly and simply. The ceremony uniting Miss Susanne Pollard, daughter of the Governor of Virginia and Mrs. John Garland Pol- Jard, and Herbert Lee Boatwright, jr., ‘Washington lawyer, will be performed at the mansion with only relatives and intimate friends present. Afterward the doors of the official residence will swing open to 500 guests. ‘Williamsburg Rector Officiates. ‘The officiating clerl'ymnn will be the Rev. Dr. W. A. R. Goodwin, rector of historic Bruton Paris Church, Williams- burg, of which Miss Pollard and her mother are communicants. Gov. Pollard will give away the bride and the only attendants will be Miss Emily Pollard of Marion, Va., a cousin, and Benjamin Booth, jr., of Danville, Va. Prom the day last January, when Sue Pollard sat with the heads of State government and watched the Virginia chief justice administer the oath to her father, she has been the pride of Virginians as the official hostess of the % o commonwealth. She is 24 years old. ke ‘Welcomed President Hoover. uzanne Pollard, daughter of the Governor of Virginia, and Herbert Lee ‘With poise and charm, she assumed Mm ir., who will be married in the executive mansion at Richmond tonight. her duties and welcomed to the State —A. P. Photo. personages starting with President sppesch Wb s BT A, J, CUMMINGS GOES JUG OF RUM BRINGS ship launchings. The invalidism of Satto femgrer - " .| HOME FROM HOSPITAL CHARGES IN COURT mwmwwg?&mm m:'}‘fx‘ur and | Laurel Race Track Head Eeport.ed}OWner Fined for Trying to Hide vule, l\!r?: Lo graduat o Sufficiently Recovered From It Under Magistrate’s Porch. dand was a law student n u:g University Heart -Attack. Other Cases. Virginia. “They will live in Washington. ALEXANDRIA. RIA Va., January 3 (spe- les here in 1“30'“' lnm er n pital, in The attack marked the second tlme within two years Mr. Cummings had been forced to submit to hospital treat- ment for the ailment. He is well , fand political ctrcles a8 PLAIDS—prove silks are smart well as in the mle lpommm. He % from the Maryland | Jgge J; Chew Shens, if they are Scotch this Spring. m"““"h“‘"“""m ond gh s e Broken plaids with floral motif e arenew ... ......$2.50 yard PROMINENT CATHOLIC | verfiscs™iicy ' i LAYMAN SUCCUMBS Patrick V. Coffey, 62, Stricken Suddenly With Heart Attack in Martinsburg Office. Bonner filled, no longer exists, but Lhelrlmn\ber . 1930, werc WooDWARD & LoTHROP 10™ 11™ F axp G STREETS Advance Presentation of Spring Fashions in FABRICS Fresh as the first apple blossom are the new silks, woollens and cottons that are being shown now in this advance presen- tation. These are the fabrics that are going South now and that will be the successes of Spring and Summer. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ER Silk Prints Are Conservative by Day—Dramatic by Night CHENILLE - EMBROIDERED PONGEE—one of the smartest of sports fabrics. White with colored embroidery, $1.95 yard See the New Spring Designs in Mallinson’s Silks, $3 yard Cheney's Silks, $2.50 yard Truhue Silks, $2. 50 yard oEE { Snuxs, Seconp FLOOR. HH H1 Intricate Weaves and Plain Colors Are Partners in Woollens with ile under the inente of and with possession of part pint of alleged whisky, it i i i K H 5] ¥ LR ] ! 84z %%% g : H m UNLOCKED SAFE LOOTED Thieves Get Away With $150 at The monotone fabric for frocks, suits and coats has become intrenched in woollen fashions —but, the weaves are very complicated. .. crepey worsted, Chonga-like weaves, wool com- bined with artificial silk, lacey and mesh-like woollens are new. . ....$2.50 to $5.50 yard ‘Wootrens, Secowp Froor. 1 3 g5k £ Laurel Drug Store. a Staff Correspondent of The Star. Little Aids That Are Big Factors in Dressmaking ‘The Cutting and Fitting Service—we will cut, fit and pin-fit your garment, leaving it ready to sew. inimum charge, $3.50. 4 gE ! New Spring Patterns Now on Sale Vogue, McCall, COASTING INJURIES FATAL . . | Butterick and Paris MOUNT SAVAGE, Md., January 3.— your PATTERNS AND CUTTING AND Mrs. John Geary, 325, this place, d‘ed every Prrrine, Szconp FLOOR. New Variations of Weave —PFeature of 1931 Cottons - The wide spread acceptance of Cottons in 1930 has resulted in tremendons styling in 1931 Cot- tons. These are leading— COTTON TWEEDS—are of major importance o u;dudmg imported French tweeds. Smart Parents Sponsor Dance. By a Btaff Correspondent of The Star. Marriage Licenses. Walter F. Johnson, 25. and Oreline T. Glover. 32; Rev. Josedh f. Jenkins. $illgst S 3T Bl R 1 . WOODWz}RD & LoTHROP Binc and ghur . 0 9, bolh LR R g A i U™ F awp G StazeTs omslnmll,mmuuuun Rey W ¥ 31, and Dorothy L P u.bomox fimore, Md. s leston, 21, and Mi erite exm? 3. 'b‘oz'n o Bickimond, Va.r Judse | The Style Authority of the Screen Le Monnier de- signed this smart black Panamalac het with white Monday—You Are Invited to a Fashion Exhibit and Selling of The Beautiful YearRound Plume Chiffon Daily, beginning Monday—I0 AM. 1o 430 PM Miss Ellen Compton of Tri mm&rker & Com pany will model the charming Eleanor Knowles dress; for town and sports wear. 75c to $1.75 yard. SHEER EPONGE and NOVELTY RATINE—are important for spectator sports wear. In plain w?on and two-tones. ... ...75¢ to $1.25 yard g M . NEW NOVELTY MESHES—are creating much in- m“ e FaShI on 4 ; 3 " terest, especially for active sports wear. Plair 2 g;_.;:? :,}.,;:,d il ‘..‘: i 4 ; and two-tone. . . . ..75¢ to $1.25 yard i R . News : : SHEER COTTONS—for afternoon, evening and u-lfi"'“fir-' i:’,‘h Eu.f’ ¥ 21 Tasex, ud. and ; 3 I lingerie details. .. ........$1.95 to $3.50 yard 3, u.mnnaa-nun- in sound ' OCorrows, Tamp FLoOR. :"fé'ivfi'.':: & and color E &l‘ 7 s ' V., f..;'a.;-.’zfi-..*.?‘&m.w‘r. g g Hopewen. Voo V%, "W “‘“,’“5,“ o *Batvee 824 ostrich willow .le trim—e .oplliuif. b e e e :‘ .“.Ca‘lh‘&,%' Yu Births Reported The copy, $18.50. £ We, exclusively, have the identical hats leading movie stars are wearing—and that are being shown this week in Fashion Features.at the Earle Theater. There are four chic models in this * showing—a Reboux copy of Chelmoise, a smart beige felt and a duhlcnve white ‘Sunya wide- brimmed hat, besides the charming hat illustrated above. Come in and see how becoming they are. $10 o $i8.50 Mriuowery, THmD FLooR. made of exqumte Plume You will want to make one like it for yourself—Butterick Pat- tern 3689 or McCall Pattern:6542. - Plume Chiffon is Fashion’s favorite zloucottons—an:in: sh:er delight to all who sew. The new patterns and colors are lovelier than ever—and, of course, it is washable, guaranteed fast. ' 39 inches wide. This is the lowest price at which Plume Chiffon has been o&ered—yud... e crom o 58C Corron Dazss Gioovs, Szcown FLOOR.