Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1931, Page 19

(Continued From Secont Matthews will start North shortly after Easter. SOCIETY |[_awmw or v o] Mrs. Willlam Livingston Crounse is spending a fortnight at Grove Park Inn, Asheville, N. C, recuperating from an| dliness. Miss Helen Robbins, daughter of the | United States Minister to Salvador, and Mrs, Warren Delano Robbins, has gone : to Palm Beach to spend the Easter holidays with her grandmother, Mrs. Price Collier, at Spray College. Mis® Robbins attended school in Aiken, 8. C. | Mrs. Russell Alger of Grosse Point| Farms, Mich,, is at the Shoreham Hotel for an indefinite stay. She is accom- n.rnled by her son and daughter-in-law, . and Mrs. Russell Alger, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porter David- m will be hosts at dinner Tuesday eve- 8. Mr. and Mrs. John Mein Carter of Philadelphia are in Washington visiting the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- | ward Renick Alexander. Mrs. Carter | wis formerly Miss Elise Hoban Alex- | ander. Mrs. A. Earl Neely will entertain at| @inner this evening at the Shoreham | Hotel in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Shoreham Hotel, the party remaining later for the supper dance. Many Dinner Parties Before Country Club Ball Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Cole will be hosts at one of the many attractive dinner parties to be given at the Congressional Country Club Easter Monday night preceding the club’s second annual Bal Masque. The club is being decorated to provide an appropriate background for a carnival night in Venice. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cole at dinner will include Mr. and Mrs. Chris Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Graham, Controller General and Mrs. McCarl, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Maury, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Lightbown, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hale and Mr. Rupert Mohler. Among other members of the club who have made reservations for dinner parties are Mrs. Roy L. Neuhauser, Mrs. Anna W, Lacey and Mrs. Robert S. Stunz. Hotel for an indefinite stay. Miss Elizabeth Lineberger and Mr. Walter F. Lineberger, jr, are spending the Easter vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Lineberger, in the Fairfax, at 2100 Massachusetts ave- nue northwest. Miss Lineberger is a member of the senior class at Wellesley College and her brother, Mr. Walter Lineberger, jr., will graduate from Phillips Academy in June and enter Yale in September. D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1931.° Mr. Benjamin D. Burch, a third year student at Dartmouth College, is spend- ing his Easter holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Burch, at 2020 F street northwest. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Marchand are at the Marlborough-Blenheim in At- lantic City to spend Easter. Mrs. Frank T. Connor of Evanston, 1L, is now spending a few days at the Shoreham Hotel. Mrs. Keifoot Lupton will have with her for the week end her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lehmann are formerly of Washington. are stopping at the Carlton. Mrs. Prentice Ford of Summit, N. J., is at the Shoreham Hotel for a stay of several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brill arrived early in the week at the Maryland Hotel in Pasadena, Southern California, for a short stay. Mrs. Thomas Rodman of Detroit, Mich., is passing a few days at the 88 Years in New York—25 Years in Washington y place noon, April 11, at 2:45 o'clock in Barker Hall of the Young Women's Cl ‘hristian Association, is attracting the usual and enthusiastic_interest among the young folk in the Capital City, many of whose to mothers have give theater o . special matinees each Spring is one of 319 G St N.W. rare loveliness and the youthful hosts - These are exceptiona] values that are offered in our COLUMBIA BEDDING CO., INC. NAtlonal 5528 Claude Calvin. The date of the dinner, originally planned for Saturday, has been set forward because of the early | departure of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin for Europe. Mr. Calvin is & prominent banker of Lima, Peru. | Mr. and Mrs. George Howland Chase, 3d, have returned to Washington after passing several days in New York at the | Sulgrave. 25th A nniversary Sale And it is a store-wide celebration, featuring spe- cials in Furniture, Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums, Dra- peries, Lamps—so that no matter what the home is needing—there's a genuine investment opportunity offered. Mrs. William Franklin Portlock of Norfolk, Va., entertained a party at dinner last evening at the Shoreham Hotel in compliment to Miss Margaret R. Trainham, whose marriage to Mr. | Charles Willard Carey will take place | Saturday. The guests included Miss | ‘Trainham's sister, Mrs. Willlam T.| Briggs of Little Rock, Ark.; Mrs. Ralph | K. Ergood, Mrs. H. L. Main, Miss Lucile Jones, Mrs. Albert Reed and Miss Eliza- beth Chamblin. For the Post-Lenten Gown This distinctive model of brown and varied colored printed chiffon is nicely combined with sheerest brown lace. The smart woman will achieve a subtle personal- ity in this grace- fully flowing creation. gt LADY LINDSAY, | A lovely wedding took place at 1 latest picture, posed in her boudoir at the British g‘;l;:“; Wfl:&‘g;t!&fi: ’;%m%,"‘v‘:}' :;rncb,:ssl;'fl 'I‘he“A:\;s“::dor of c:?:zh ::‘m;l; and Lady Llnd.snic gl-ven-";;mctlmn gran: . Mrs. W. N. Var- bass; % inst Photo. Ton of 3300 Sixteenth street, when Miss | 2 16 embassy today ot Eunice Varnon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M, Varnon of Greenzboro, | Lubman and Miss Gertrude Weiner of | Mrs. Walker Huffman entertained & . C., became the bride of Mr. Robert | Petersburg, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Samue tes Henry Bain. Green, Mrs. Murray Marks and Mrs. lcs‘:“p’:y ‘;‘1"“:}“:’”“ s 'f:ty "",\2’: The bride is the niece of Judge and | Herman Michaels of Middletown, N. Y.; | Shoreham Hotel in compliment to W¥s. Mrs. Gus A, Schuldt and was given in | Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Bizar of Phila- | Maude Winfleld of New York. The marriage by Judge Schuldt. Rev.| delphia, Pa; Miss Dorothy Bersik of | party afterward played bridge in the Harvey Baker Smith, pastor of the Co- | Asbury Park, N. J.; Mrs. Samuel Pos- | 1 oiole card rooms. ;umb:: I-lehnzm.s Christian C”“”*‘m;‘ié' | ner of Troy, N. Y. Mrs. Harold Wald- | NOtel's card rooms. ormed ~the ceremony. Miss Myrtle | man, Miss Felicia Waldman and Miss " i Varnon ard Miss Laura Bain were | Esther Tager of Brookiyn, N. Y. and | pMiss Ada T Comstock, president of bridesmaids. Mrs. Morris Fox and Miss Bell Fine of | Fadcliffe College at OomoHloss, M iss After the reception Mr. and Mrs.| Baliimore, Md. is at the Carlton for several days. Miss Bain left for New York. They will be d | Comstock is a member of the Federal at home after April 21 in High Point,| Mrs. A. L. Hastings was hostess to | Commission on Law Observance and a party of 14 last evening at dinner | Enforcement. N. C, where Mr. Bain is in business. X ey = at ‘the Shoreham Hotel Lady Lister-Kaye will sail tomorrow Engagement of Miss Tyser ic for England. To Mr. Glover Announced. Mr. 6nd Mra. Jolm 8. Parker of Chevy | 35,102 Olymplc for Mngland. Bhe has Dress Dept—Second Floor, Mr. George T. Tyser of Silver Spring, | Chase have with them. their son, M. | has visited frequently during the Win- Md., announces the engagement St his | William Lee Parker, who has come 1o | ter in Washington. daughter Dorothy Virginia to Mr. Mal- | Pass the holidays with them. He will | colm C. Glover of Sandy Spring. return to his studies at Princeton | Mrs. E. C. Coulter entertained a com- | New s pbears | pany ‘at’ dinner last evening at the | K A pretty wedding took place in the | | Shades $ 5 0 Large = Arlington Hotel Sunday evening at 8 | Sketched . t Skins o'clock, when Miss Dorothy Tager be- | // ai gardie. ‘ Zirkin's came the bride of Mr. Abraham Re- | The bride, who was given in marriage Incorporated by her brother, Mr. Sidney Tager of 821 Fourteenth Street N.W. Richmond, Va., made a charming pic- Member of the Master Furriers’ Guild Bedroom Suite Celebrated antiques furnished the models from which the pieces comprising this suite were designed—so faithfully done as to bespeak skilled craftsmanship. Handsome mahogany veneers overlay sturdy gumwood for construction—while the finish is in that typically warm tone of the Early American Period. $425 Value— $ In the Anniversary Sale . . . ture in & princess gown of white satin trimmed with lace. The sleeves were long and tight fitting. Her long vell of tulle fell from a closely-fitted cap of tulle, which was trimmed with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bou- quet of bride roses. ‘The matron of honor, Mrs. Albert Sal Wolloch, wore a basque gown of flezh-color silk net over flowered taffeta. A cape of net fell from the shoulders. | Pirk and green ribbon formed in a nar- | row girdle at the waistline and fell in| lorg streamers on the skirt. ' Her | flowers were pink roses. The brides- | maids were Miss thryn Regardie, ee, 2 » The “Guerlaine Kal sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Helen Bizar of New York City, a cousin S S A $10-%° zees y wore gowns of ° turquoise blue and eggshell taffeta and 3 g BEAUTIFUL carried bouquets of Toses. Morocco leather, perforations, stitch- SHOES " R Inf( "d“mngjg Directoire Suite, with hand decora- tions copied from a famous old Vene- tian piece. 8 pieces, including twin beds. Regular $rice, $750. .. ye.e. $ 18th Century English Suite of 8 pieces —Walnut of Old English tone and finish, with marquetry inlay, Twin beds. Regular frice, $550.............-$305 Separate Bed Room Pieces $45 Colonial Poster Beds, single or double sizes. Genuine Mahogany, 525 $65 American Hepplewhite Chest of The ceremony was performed by | $1.00, $1.50 and $1.95 a pair. Drawers—in Walnut or Maple . . 545 Rabbi J. T. Loch. Just before the cere- mony Miss Sara Regardie of New York RFST.ATTENTH City, sister of the bridegroom, sang “At Dawning” and “O Promise M:=." The wedding music was furnished by Miss | Tillle Kravitz and Miss Rose Kravits. | A reception and dance followed, after | which the'bride and bridegroom left | by motor for the South, the bride wear- ing a traveling ensembie of skipper blue with hat and accessories to match. Mr. and Mrs. Regardie will be at home #t 1820 Clydesdale place northwest. ‘The out-of-town guests included Miss Dorof Bizar and Miss HelenEdB‘:'rd' $45 Boudoir Chairs, covered in a $105 Colonial Lowboy, genuine variety of patterns in chintz and Mahogany or Cherry: antique brass drawer pulls widn 579 o The brid ing trimming. These are all put together was in navy blue chiffon and wore in the season’s smartest tailored oxford. I Sotpnns. Blue with blue kid, beige with brown m:"n;rgfif:r.“fi??fie';mfi;fl“w:fi‘ kid or black with pat:lm leather. All at $10.50. OFFER YOU SHOES OF FINER QUALITY— EXCLUSIVE STYLE Mr. Harry Wolf and Mr. Lou Sternberg. | New Spring shades in silk hosiery, Favorite Domestic Rugs AND ARE PRICED AT Specially Reduced for the Anniversary * In each of the groups are many effective patterns—new and ex- elusive in design—and in colors that will fit into any scheme of dec- oration you have in mind. Velvet Rugs Size 9x12 $40—now -......-o.--.mtx..-.o..% $60—Now «camms mmmameriee - + - - S48 Axminster Rugs Size 9x12 Worsted Wilton Rugs Size 9x12 $95—now ....... $140—now . .. .. with winning Fashions like these! Bowie in April . . . excelling in brilliance . . . where winning costumes vie with winning thoroughbreds for honors . . . where what you wear tells who you are. harge Accounts May Be Opened —and with this convenience goes the privilege of arranging pay- ments upon a monthly basis agree- able to your budget. Order Slip Covers Now —and enjoy the special Anni- R A tailoring. For example — 3-piece suites, using maxis 529‘50 mum of 24 yds....... A spongy woolen in Skip- per blue has been used for this youthful three-piece suit, the bracelet sleeves The Nearest Approach To Custom Made Footwear— At No Extra Cost Shades That Will Blend With Your New Easter Costume The new QUEEN QUALITY COSTUME SHOES are planned for your individual costume! Our own stylists . . . in constant. touch with the fashion centers of the world . . . are designing shoes to correctly complement the outstanding modes of the b season, For every costume, you may have chosen [T \ for your Spring wardrobe . . . for sport, for street, for afternoon, for evening . .. there are COSTUME SHOES—as carefully planned as if you had them TWELVETEN TWRVETWEVE F STREET cuffed with eggshell gal- Y3C . veom s ..98.75 So unusual . . . this luxurious soft tan wool coat, with an attractive | design successfully woven into the W.&J. SLOANE Just Above G custom- made to your order. ‘ 709 TWelftl’l St. Queen Quality Boot Shop 1219 F St. N. W. The House with the\Green Shutters & Y