Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1931, Page 19

'___(Continued Frora Second ) ; Mrs. W. R. Okie of Berwyn, A. Jervey :‘t Richmond, Mr an Brookiyn, . ‘Washington. "nmmlnmmu for the bride in- luded a dance by Mayor and Mrs. O. ¥. Harrison, a dinner by Mr. and Mrs. | ‘William Metzger, a dan bl e Blume and ;rrfi:é by Miss Nancy Misses Hume an Dibrell ‘and s tes by Miss Harrict Cocke. Word has been received in Washing- ton of the marriage of Miss Alice Thomas MacLean, daughter of the uu’ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Agnew MacLean | of Brooklyn, to Dr. George Tower Thompson, son of the late Dr. Beverly Thompson of Ames, Iowa. The cere- mony was performed Saturday in_the Union Church of Bay Ridge, the Rev. Joel Nystrom officlating in the presence of a small company of relatives and! intimate friends. | The bride was given in marriage by { her uncle, Mr. Robert Agnew MacLean. | She was attended by her sister, Miss Elizabeth MacLean as maid of honor and Mr. Frederick Phillips was best man. Dr. and Mrs. Thompson left later for @& wedding trip. Mrs. Thompson is & graduate of Vassar College. She was mctively interested in the first nursery schools conducted there and since her graduation has had charge of the nurs- ery school department in the Town and Country School here. Dr. Thompson ds a graduate of Johns Hopkins Uni- wersity in Baltimore. Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg of St. Paul, H ., and Mr. John Ownes wife of former Secretary of State, 18|of honor. Another sister, Miss Natalle | at luncheon yesterday in honor 6f spending a few days in Washington at the Mayflower. Former Assistant Secretary of the *Treasury and Mrs. Charles S. Dewey spent a day in their apartment in the ‘Anchorage and went to Fitchburg, Mass., where they attended the grad- tion of their younger son. —Mrs. wey will remain there a fortnight fore going to Cadiz, Ohlo, to be with Mr. Dewey's father, Mr. Albert 8. Dewey. Mrs, Dewey will be accompanied to Ohio by her younger son and Miss Louise Dewey, who graduated this month from the Farmington School. ) Former Gov. Angus W. McLean of North Carolina has arrived in Wash- ingten and is at the Cariton for a few days. Mrs. Le Seure Richardson and her sister, Mrs. William Houghteling, of San Franciso, who arrived yesterday orning on the Majestic, are at the germnn Hotel in New York. Miss Esther Wallace will entertain at tea this afternoon in comg\lmenb to Miss Frances Morse, daughter of $jeut. Comdr. and Mrs. John Wise Morse, whose mlrrtlge to Ensign Rlz- mond Paul Hunter, U. S. N, will lace Saturday. Mtn? Miss Wal- ace, who '}v'fl.\ beddl’)ne o‘ the l;:lodr:- aids at the wedding of Miss ) :‘\ll be the other members of the bridal party. ‘Mrs. Eugene RM entertained foday at _bridge luncheon for her daughter, Miss Jean Woodson. There were 12 guests. Mrs. E. Irving Fulton is hostess at & bridge followed by a tea this afternoon ~3n her apartment, in the Argonne. Her b guests include Mme. Kaoru Maki, Mme. Klichi Gunji, Mrs. S. M. Reed, Mrs. 'Henry P. Fowler, Mrs. H. Martin Jod- " ies, Mrs. B. B. McMahon, Mrs. E. E, #Jones, Mrs. H. A. Kraemer, Miss Frances Clements, Mrs S. Z. Bryson, jr.; Mrs. sW. P. Kusch, Mrs. S. Z. Bryson, Mrs. Russell J. Clinchey, Mrs. P. E. Over- {,man. Mrs A. Stedman Hiels, Mrs. N. !"Ralph, Miss Inez Ralph and Mrs. J. B. Brown. Mrs. C. Mathew Dick has arrived at WNewport and is at the Moorland Lodge. Mr. John Baldwin Cochran and Mr. wwilllam Bowie Clarke have gone to Hot Bprings to spend thé week end. Mr. Cochran will attend the bankers’ asso- ciation convention. Mrs. Walter H. Kilbourne is enter- taining in her home this afterncon in honor of her small son Junior's fifth birthday anniversary. The youthful guests include Nancy Burklin, Peggy Stone, Jean Russell, Mary Ann Ather- holt, Luis Abelli, Eloise Abelli Bobby Grape, Donald Ervin, King Walton, Rcbert Wallick, Billy Jim_Stark, Bill H-milion, David Butcher, Skippy Rid- dicz and Jimmy Aitchison. Mr. and Mrs. Kilbourne, with their children, will leave tomorrow for Bev- erly, Mass., where they will visit the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William )T. Kilbourne, and Mrs. Kilbourne's mother, Mrs. William Wood. Later they | will return to Washington and go to | » Rehoboth Beach, Del. Attendants Selected for Nozl-Winslow Wedding. | Miss Theodore Winslow, daughter of | ear Admiral and Mrs. Cameron MCR. ‘Winslov, has chosen the attendants for Pner wedding to Mr. Auguste L. Noel of New York, Saturday June 27, in_St. i Mary's Church_at Newport, the Rev. “Jeremicha W. Baggott, officiating. Miss Winslow will have her sister, Mi1s. Cecil Irton Wylde, who was mar- rizd in Newport t! onth, as matron . IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT We had expected to move to our new location, Suite 240-241, ° Woodward Bldg. today, but due to the unfinished plastering, painting, etc., we will be unable to move before Saturday eve- : ning. Therefore, we are contin- uing our Removal Sale for the balance of this week. Buy Now and Save on Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Silverware and Novelty Jewelry. | Dy 913 G St. N.W. uality Service Over 30 Years ,_ | Safety for Your With Lieut. Lowrey, U. S. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 18 1931. SOCIETY/ | YOUTHFUL NAVY MATRON l MRS. BARRON GRAY LOWREY, N., is visiting the former’s brother and sister-in-law, Lowrey, at their home, in Foxhall Village. pany at dinner on the Shoreham Ter- Mmmhmflh“ ent to Capt. " gu and Mrs. £ % to be director of Arts and Mr. and Mrs. William Vaughan Dee of Bridgeport, Conn., and Ccral Gables, Fla, are spending a few days at Gray’s Hill Inn, Va., on their way by motor to spend the Summer in the North. They have been joined by their son, Mr. Vaughan Croft-Dee, who just Boyd—Gilpin Wedding Tuesday at Rose Hill, Md. at the Keewaydin Camps for July and | « August, A wedding of extreme simplicity took place at Rose Hili, the home of Mr. and BEE £ EEE?;E EiEE in, i a25 B 5 § 2 and aunt of | Mz, | §§= FTMr. and Mrs. Boyd left by motor Y., | after the ceremony for North Carolina, (Continued on Fourth Page.) ICE CREAM Drive Out for Fresh Strawberry AND Pineapple-Mint McKEEVER BROS. Kensington and Wheaton, Md. Jurius Garrineker & Co, F STREET. AT ‘FOURTEENTH —Clinedinst Studio. | i ‘Winslow, and Miss Blanca D. Noel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louls W. Noel, of New York, a niece of Mr. Noel, will be bridesmaids. Mr. Noel's brother, Mr. Louis W. Noel, will be best man, and the ushers include Lieut. Cameron McR. Winslow, jr., U. 8. N, and Mr. John C. Winslow, brothers of Miss Winslow; Mr. G. Mac- Mrs, Hillery Johnston of - Phoenix, Ariz. ‘W. |Other guests were Mrs. Charles C. Chambliss, Mrs. Charles E. Chambliss, jr.; Mrs. Joseph Bourke and Mr. Ed- ward Chambliss, jr. EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF. HOSIERY Mrs. Angus B. De Vore of 2902 Porter | |l street northwest entertained a small Silverware and Similar Valuables. While away for the Sum- mer, relieve your mind of all worry, by having . us protect your Silverware, from thieves and fire—in OUR MODERN SILVER- WARE VAULT, The cost is little, the protection is absolute company at luncheon yesterday. Among Culloch Miller, Mr. Kermit Roosévelt, | those present were Mrs. Mary Byron, Mr. Marion S. Wyeth, Mr. Lewis S. Morris, Mr. Frederic R. King and Mr. LeRoy King of New York. ‘William Pix, Mrs. James Kelly and Mrs. John Murray. i ety Mrs. Herbert A. Howell entertained Mrs. A. Earl Neely entertained a com- ||| —_—_— One Day Only' DISTINJCTIVE APPAREL (FRIDAY) F AT TENTH JTREET, N.W. DRASTIC CLEARANCE of COATS and SUITS On Our Second Floor Our once-a-year clea: 30 COATS |[®-: memie e « usual! We don’t want to wait, Formerly sold up to $20! Just look at the Ruires A tew. white coats included. Come Early! 15 SUITS offer these thrilling bargains Formerly $1 0 in Coats and Suits that are so Soldup to Come Early! $39.50! 23 COATS sports wear. ALL SALES Attractive Formerly Sold up to $29.50!. For _travel b every style. FINAL—no charges in this Buits, ideal Come Early! event! to wear on 7 SUITS Formerly sold up to $ $25! en the "Tost "sen sational value in town! Not all sizes. Come Early! 30 COATS Formerly Sold up to $ $59.50! ] —then see cool days. Broken sizes. Not ali styles in all sizes. Come Early! This one-day event is to be held on our Second Floor—we advise early selection, for these values defy com- parison—ALL SALES FINAL! OUT_THEY GO Tomorrow—Friday All Remaining Girls’ & *Boys' Spring Coats at Final Clearance Prices: Group I 21 Coats, Sizes 1t0 6 4 Coats, Sizes 12 to 14} $ | . 0 0 12 Silk Baby Coats each Group II 13 Coats, Sizes 1 t0 6 10 Coats, Sizes 7 to 12 .00 each .00 each Phone Us—Prompt Collections We also specialize - in DEAD STORAGE for AUTOMOBILES. Very moderate charges. Merchants Transfer and Storage, Co. - 920-922'E St.—Nat. 6900 Storage—Movins—Packins—Shipping —— Group III 14 Coats, Sizes 1 to 61/2} $5 Other Friday Bargains Socks, Underwear; Smaller Girls' Dresses, ‘Shorts, 3 to 7. Silk Baby Bonnets, some } 2 5c sizes 1 to 3. Rayon Bloomers, etc. —All Sales Final— 24 Coats, Sizes 7 to 16 Broken assortments of Girls' Silk-and- } I 0 ete. c slightly soiled. Girls' Straw Hats, Union Raincoats, sizes 2, 4, 10, 16. Wool Bath- | ing Suits, 2 to 4. Organdy Bonnets, Wash Frotks, sizes 1 to 5. Sleeveless Boys' c *Boys’ Coats up to size 6 only. rayon Hose, Infants’ Hose, Children's The 25c group consists of Boys' Wash Suits, size 2 and 4 only. Baby Rompers, Suits. Handmade Baby Dresses, etc. E Street Corner 8* mother of Mrs. De Vore; also Mrs. |[f able stocking Never AT $L15 Service chiffon, with French clocks, a remark- smart appearance and service. Newest colors. tions so complete . . price you have set for your shoes—you are certain to obtain the best values and the greatest variety of fash- ionable Summer Shoes—at Hahn’s. LINEN LACE—BUCK—KID—LINEN Noted for our famous qualities, these are the hose every one wants because they come from the best makers . . . at these prices the savings are certainly unusual . . . . . AT $1.35 AT $1.55 Beautiful service chiffon Chiffon ingrain plain silk with fancy French clocks, hose . . . sheer ingrain with picot tops . . . splen- hose with French clocks did wearing hose in the ... and the new Mesh loveliest new colors. hose. New shades. in quality, Hundreds of Pairs in These Special Sale Groups . . . Each Price Will Cause You to Marvel, for We Have Arranged for You to Have Unusual Savings in Every Instance. To Meet Your Budget were prices so low, styles so becoming and selec- . as right now. Whatever budget All White or Combined with Black or Brown IS YOUR BUDGET $8.50? (AT OUR F STREET SHOP ONLY) MESH HOSE ‘With just the right sizse mesh openings —and open to no argument as to value! SILK $1.95 LISLE . $1.00 Others $295 & $395 "BROOKS G St.:bet. 11th and 12th - FRIDAY Faslion Savings! Another Friday, bringing little prices and big savings. Something from ’most every depart- ment—a day to count on at Brooks. Just Added to Our Sale— Were $16.75 and $18. o mousseline. de soie, or- $ 1 2 [ ] 75 100 New Summer Frocks FRIDAY FASHION SAVING PRICE Shantungs, printed and plain crepes, chiffons, gandjes, nets. Two and three piece suits. Brooks Dresses—Third Floor 15 Organdy Dresses FRIDAY FASHION SAVING PRICE to 16—fresh, crisp little organdy party frocks such as you never thought to find at $3.75. But it's tomorrow only! 38 Afternoon Dresses FRIDAY FASHION SAVING PRICE silks—they’re mostly dark, but a most distinctive opportunity to price! A good size range—women’s, misses’, larger women’s, but not in all styles. » Plume Chiffon Voiles FRIDAY FASHION SAVING PRICE get mussed or soiled—lovely fig- ured voile in many styles for all Brooks Wask Frocks—Third Floor 79 Thrift Shop Dresses $10 and $11.75 dresses! Crepes, georgettes, prints— $ 4 69 sizes only—plenty of pastels L and prints—large and small sizes. Brooks Dresses—Third Floor $15 to $18 dresses. They're all $5 OO buy dresses of quality at a tiny Ld *® Brooks Dresses—Third Floor We want them to go before they $ 5 O 0 daytime wear. Sizes 14 to 50. ® FRIDAY FASHION SAVING PRICE some whites in the small Brooks Thrift Shop—Main Floor New Summer Handbags FRIDAY FASHION SAVING PRICE Regular $3.00 handbags. Calf, patent, visca, shantung, linen $ i 9 “and silk, in all white, white with 2 : ; colors and pastels. Envelope, ° . - backstrap, chain and under-arm styles. French Voile Undies FRIDAY FASHION SAVING PRICE Were $129. Step-ins, dancettes, chemise, of dainty flowered French 890 voile, beautifully lace trimmed. Pure Silk Hose FRIDAY FASHION SAVING PRICE Our regular $1.35 hose. Chiffon and medium . weight, high twist, dull finish / ? “ ’ with plated soles and garter-proof tops. c o All the new Summer shades. Sizes 8% to 10%3. 3 prs. 3225 Pure Dye Crepe Slips FRIDAY FASHION SAVING PRICE Regular $2.00 slips. In the newer fitted silhouette — lace- trimmed top and bottom, and $ 1 ; E, plain tailored styles. Sizes 34 to ° 44, in white, flesh and tea rose. Brooks—Main Floor End of Spring Coats! FRIDAY FASHION SAVING PRICE $25 to $39.50 Coats. Still \lbout eighty left. Don't see $ 1 3 5 why they didn’t go—but ; there’s plenty of splendid @ choice left—wool crepes, vio crepes, silks, tweeds, polo coats—broken sizes, but surely one to fit you! Brooks Coats—Second Floor ’ . . Don’t Miss the Suits at FRIDAY FASHION SAVING PRICE $10 and $15 Suits! Even some of those adorable COTTON CORDUROY suits, copied $5 ° 00 from Chanel’s original! Also tailored wool suits from this Spring—good-leoking, wearable next Fall—and if you’re foresighted, you'll surely want to see them! Black, black and white, sharkskin, beige with lapin collars. Brooks Swits—Second Floor Friday Fashion A S Saving Price Here they go—biggest hat clearance we've . * ever had! Some few felts, plenty of straws—dark and light—a hat for every $ 1 woman—a time to buy three or four good hats at a price that’s certainly easy to pay! Final selling-out—tomorrow! —Fourth Floor |