Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1931, Page 19

SOCIETY __(Contintied From Second Page.) three-week tour of inspection of the airmail lines in the Northwest. Maj. and Mrs. Robert C. F. Goetz and their children have arrived in Washington from Fort Legvenworth, Kans, and are staying at Wardman Park Hotel. In the late Summer they will go to Belgium, Maj. Goetz having been appointed military attache of the United States embassy in Brussels. Assistant_Solicitor of the Treasury and Mrs, Harry K. Daugherty enter- tained a party at dinner last evening on the Shoreham terrace. ‘Their guests included Representative and Mrs. Adam Wyant, Representative william Hull and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newton, who have recently arrived in ‘Washington, Mr, Newton being the new literary aide to President Hoover. In a sense the party was a bon voyage one for Mr. Hull, since he will sail for Europe on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Bolling have .with them at Wardman Park Hotel their granddaughter, Miss Lola E. Boyd, who arrived in Washington yesterday from Panama. She will pass the rest of the season with them. ‘Webb-Slattery Wedding At 7:30 O’Ciock This Evening. ‘The marriage of Miss Loretia Ger- trude Slattery, daughter of Mrs. John J. Slattery and the late Dr. John J. Slattery, to Mr. Charles Thomas Webb, son of Mrs. Thomas M. Webb of Cha- ney, Md., will take place this afternoon at 7:30 ¢'clock in the rectory of the Sacred Heart, Mgr. P. C. Gaven .offi- clating. ‘The marriage of Miss Dorothy Cole- man, datghter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Coleman, to Mr. Grady A. Lee of At- lanta, Ga., son of Mrs. G. A. Lee, will take place this evening at 8:30 o'clock ! - in the Second Baptist Church, in At-| lanta, the Rev. Dr. Ryland Knight officiating. The former Ambassador to France, | Mr. Richard Washburn Child, has been joined at Newport by his parents, Mr. | and Mrs. H. Walter Child of Boston, who will be with him for the remainder of the Summer. Announcements have been received in Washington from Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam A. Conkright of the birth of a son, William A. Conkright, jr., born June 9 in Rome. Mrs. Conkright was before her marriage Senorita Ana Teresa Gri- santi, daughter of the former Minister of Venezuela and Senora de Grisanti, and now makes her home in Milan, Italy. Her father is now Minister to Rome. Miss Margaret Jullien Lundy and | Miss Elizabeth Edwards Lundy, daugh- ters of Mr. and Mrs. William Donald- son Lundy, will sail Priday on the Western Land for a tour of European countries. At the conclusion of their stay they will spend several weeks in Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Lundy went to New York with thelr daughters to see | them sail. Mr, and. Mrs. J. A. Cohn of Hartford place northwest are at their home after | motoring through New York. They were_entertained at Carthage by Mr. | snd Mrs. Hirshey, who have one of the most beautiful estates in that section of | New York. | Mr. and Mrs William F. Shea enter- | tained a party at dinner on the Shore- | ham terrace last evening, the occasion | marking the second anniversary of their marriage. ., The guests included Mr. and_Mrs. | George H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank | ! Anern, Miss Mary McCracken, Mrs. Ce- | celia Shea, Mr. Nicholas Manfreda and Mr. Louis Armelin. | e | Mr. W. K. Reeve and Miss Cathar- | ine Reeve of Georgetown are the guests | of Mr. Reeve's son-in-law and daugh- | ter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Kalbfus, in | | their home in Denver. Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Sabin returned | Saturday from a two months’ stay ln‘ Harinett-Edwards Wedding In Sacred Heart Church. ‘The marriage of Miss Cecelia Ed- | ‘wards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George | ‘W. Edwards of 3135 Nineteenth street | northwest, to Mr. James Francis Hart- nett, son of Mrs. James F. Hartnett, 2813 Cathedral avenue northwest, took place Saturday, June 27, at 9 o'clock at MRS. NELSON KENYON BROWN, Bride of Lieut. Brown, U. S. N, grad- uate of the United States Naval Acad- emy, ’31. She was before her marriage June 4 Miss Esther Elizabeth Bowen. the Sacred Heart Church. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. M. W. Hyle, who also celebrated the nuptial mass. Right Rev. Mr. Edward A. Pace, vice rector of the Catholic University of America, was present in the sanctuary. The church was decorated with palms and ferns and Summer flowers. The musical program was rendered by Miss Marie Ioulse Sullivan, organist of the church, and Mr. Robert O'Lone, soloist. ‘The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of lace and net with a long, full skirt. Her veil of tulle fell from a cap of lace held with a dainty cluster of orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Miriam Hartnett, youngest sis- | ter of ‘the bridegroom, was maid of 'months and is specially priced Summer Dresses they o 25 wearing a Prench blue and a blue straw hat of white. On their reside at the Rockledge, 2456 street northwest. Mr. and Mrs, Morris D. Forty-fourth place will hav house guests over July 4 father and sister, Dr. J. N. Miss Gladys Ervin of Dayton, Ky.; Miss gis gaé;% g3 i 7 g i 41 kb i ] ';5 B, ] (! H i i il kit A Eggifig;, L il ?EEE szg E';gg? 4 » & t 3 2 RpER21g i ks -3 S . Hgt .E { is %. 2 g g & B t : g E "1 g 4 : i gis »gg i g = H =B 3 87 Elma Roberts of Wilmington, Ohio, and | street Mrs. Ervin's sister and nephew, Mrs. George R. Alken and son George, jr., of Cincinnati, who will all arrive in Wash- today. have taken a cottage. ‘The pulpit of St. Paul's M. E. Church South, where Mr. McIntyre is pastor, is jpend | being filled during his absence by guest by their granddaughter, Yereance, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Yereance, will motor up _|the latter part of the week. Gen. Pratt, in command of Wright Fleld, Dayton, Ohio, l.lmr;mna after efl- pleting a very success inspection ip by air of airports in Shreveport, La.; San Antonio, Tex.; San Francisco and Sacramento. Mrs. Jules G. Korner, ir., wife of the former chairman of the United States Board of Tax peals, will saill from New York on y on the Republic of the United States Lines, accompanied by her son, Master Jules G. Korner, 3d. Dr, and Mrs, A. R. Hoover of Eliza- beth, N. J., are spending a few days at the Dodge Hotel and are accom by their two daughters, Miss Ka! e Hoover and Miss Margaret Hoover. Dr. and Mrs. Abram Simon left Wash- ington Sunday night for Columbus, ©Ohlo, where the doctor will officiate at the marriage of their niece, Miss Mary Leone Preund, to Dr, Lewis I. Basch. Dr. and Mrs. Simon will go direct to Ventnor, N. J., after ceremony, ‘where they will remain during July and August. Mrs. Margaret Drake of London, Eng- land, is passing several days at the | Dodge Hotel . Mrs. Drake has been in Los Angeles, Calif, for the past 18 in -Washington - sight- SC NARRIS koot 're our usual quality but far below our usual '7.95..12.95..21.00 rice P In each group are the loveliest jashions in Washable Silks, Chiffons, Knit Wear. TWELVETEN TWEVETWHME - F= STREET reat $avingy/ in our JULY CLEARANCE Smart Apparel For Women and Misses 25% 354% 500% Less Than Original Low Prices Street and Afternoon DRESSES Party and Dance FROCKS Dinner and Evening GOWNS COATS, SUITS MILLINERY, SPORTSWEAR EVENING WRAPS “Agreeing with the thought of today that low prices will stim- ulate distribution, taken our we have entire stock of ex- clusive fashions and concen- trated them. at very advanta- . geous savings that represent the mbst dramatic values - in the history of Erlebacher. Every type of Dress, Suit, Coat ‘and Hat is here . . . for every hour of Summer, day or mnight . . . as well as for Fall wear. their prices offer the greatest values in decades! Choose your vacation wardrobes mow . . . and at Erlebacher. And We Urge Your Immediate Selection! Sale begins at 9:15 AM. Tomorrow NO EXCHANGES ALL SALES FINAL . N NO RETURNS ° preachers. Miss Alice Louise Hunter is a few days in New York and West Point. ‘While in New York she will be the guest of Miss Maribeth Simon, daughter of Mr. George F. Simon. An event of interest occurred in the 30 prs. Better Type Ruffled Curtains lengths of Jaspe cloths, cretonnes and covers made for any odd chair. Labor and material. Special, $6.95. McDEVITT’S 1202 G St N.W. Decorators Dis. 3211 ‘To close out small s 95 . Belgian linens, slip 6 Other Pieces and Sets in Proportion “Draperies, Upholstering, Window Shades 13th & e, straw hat and satin slippers to match and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses and delphinium. Mr. Jones, brother of the bridegroom, (Continued on Fourth Page.) (e g e e DELMAN final clearance SALE OF HAND-MADE SHOES ‘085, ‘WERE UP TO $313, g - e ‘The hand-made shoes in this Clearance)y were selected from the extensive Delman * stock and generously represent every style and size. Hosiery, bags and buckles' are offered at corresponding reductions. DELMAN SHOE SALON 1221 CONNEECTIHCUT AMVENGE HOMER BUILDING G Sts. Washington’s Greatest DRESS VALUES “Penny Profit” Prices Owing to the Sensational response last Friday and for the benefit of those whom we could not serve on account of the tremendous crowds, we are offering Tuesday 650 new all-silk chiffon dresses just received. Whatever you do, don’t miss this Bargain. Money cheerfully refunded if not satisfied $6).88 Actually Worth $6.95 Don’t Miss This Event Our .Doors Open 9 Sharp “Front Page” News From Maison Maurice This Establishment has long been known for the Smartness of its Hats and the surprising reason- ableness of its prices.- We now come forward with another " startler. Rough Straws, Panama Toyas, Ling 1.88 Debutantes and other youthful women will find the most desir: hats among them. - Group of . a Finer Grade at $2.88 MAISON MAURICE 13th & G Sts. (S.E. Corner) in the Women's Shop of the Raleigh Haberdasher PARK FREE ot the Capital Garage While Shopping Here Just Arrived Brand New SUMMER Frock $25.00 FROCKS $19.75 FROCKS $16.75 FROCKS '$12.75 ©® ONE-PIECE DRESSES @ JACKET DRESSES @ PRINTED CHIFFONS @ WASHABLE CREPES @ PRINTED CREPES @ SUMMER WOOLS @ PRINTED GEORGETTES @ SHANTUNGS — - @ LINENS These frocks are all new, all fashion-right, afl from the same high-type makers who supplied us all season with exclusive PAULINA Fashions which sold regulatly at $25, $19.75, and $16.75 @ Sizes 12 10 20 @ Some models in 38 and 40 @ Open Dadily at 8:30 A.M. .. THE WOMEN' SHOP RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street