Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1931, Page 19

5:3 SOCIETY (Continued From Second Page.) & periwinkle blue chiffon frock and car- rying an arm bouguet of pink roses. Mrs. Trott wore a blue and pink chif- fon gown and Mrs, Smith was in white crepe. Ap("t,rr the reception Mr. Birmingham and his bride left for a motor trip to North Carolina, thes bride’s traveling gown being of beige si'’k with accessories to matc. They will make their home at Olive Branch. The bridegroom is a member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. The former Ambassador of Spain and Senora De Riano are guests for s week of former Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry at Lake Delaware. Senor and Senora De Riano have made their home in Newport since Senor Riano retired from the diplo- matic service. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Langhorne have gone to their villa, Saltair, at Bar Harbor, Me. Mrs. Blaine Lipscomb is now in her new apartment at the Shoreham Hotel, having removed from the Wardman Park, where she formerly resided. Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham ‘have returned to their home in Chevy Chase after a stay of two weeks at their cottage, the Sun Dial, at Piney Point, Md. Mrs. John Allan Dougherty has gone to New York and is at the St. Regis Hotel. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey is spend- ing the Summer at Cliffside Cottage, Harpers Ferry. She had as her guests over the week end Maj. and Mrs. J. Garfleld Riley end Miss Florence Bell, ‘who motored up from Washington. Dean Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law School and Mrss Pound, whose mar- riage took place Tuesday in Washing- ton. sailed last evening on the Transyl- vania to spend the Summer in Scot- land and Ireland. Mrs. Pound was be- fore her marriage Mrs. James E. Miller, widow of a Washington physician. Miss Katherine Berry has given up her apartment in the Farnsboro and is with her cousin, Mrs. Cabell, at 1771 Church street. Mrs. Ballou, wife of Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent of public schools, will leave Washington Monday for their Summer home. Camp Franelca, on Bel- | grade Lakes, Me. She will be accom- panied by their two children, Betty and Bobby, and will be joined later by Dr. Ballou, who is detained in the Capital. Miss Jeap Davidson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \valter Davidson, of Lowell street; Margaret Whitney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Whitney of Forty-fourth place, and Doris Mitman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Mit- man of Klingle street northwest, are spending A two-week _vacation _at Camp May Flather, near Stokesvilie, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Grey Dawson and their daughter, Miss Peggy Dawson, will lrave the latter part of this week to spcnd a three-week vacation at Wades Farm, near Claiborne, Md. Mrs. J. M. Gray, late of Bay City, Mich.: her mother, Mrs. Ida Trombey and Mrs. Gray's three children, Mr. J. T. Gray, Miss Marion Gray and Miss Eloise Gray, are spending the Summer in Wesley Heights, in the home of Judge and Mrs. Charles S. Hatfield, on Cathedral avenu Miss Effie I. t of Seattle, Wash., I8 passing a few days at the Dodge Miss Raitt is connected with | the department of home economics at | the University of Washington. Mrs. 8. A. Cooper of Charlotte, N. C.. is spending a fow days at the Dodge | Hotel and is accompanied by her daughter, Miss Ruth Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kasehagen enter- tained at bridge Tuesday evening. hav- ing as guests Mr. and -Mrs. Willlam Hessick, Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Dooley, Mr. and Mrs. George Tillotts, Mrs. Dodd of Greenville, S. C.: Mrs. Blood- good of Des Moipes, Towa; Miss Mil- dred Steiger, Miss Dorothy Bloodgood, Miss Jeannette Pillottson, Miss Rosalle Johnson, Miss Franoes Johnson, both of Roanoke, Va.: Mr. Evan Brown, Mr. Leland Dodd, Mr. Mason Bloodgood and Mr. Herbert Warner. A dinner dance will be given on Fri- day evening at the National Woman's Country Club for the members and their | guests,” one of the series of weekly dances during June that have been ex- ceedingly popular with the younger set. Lowe-Taylor Weddi; In St. Paul's Rectory. ‘The marriage of rs. Florence H. Taylor to Mr. Francis A. Lowe of Law- rence, Long Island, took place Tuesday, at 9:30 o'clock., at S!. Paul's rectory, the Rev. C. J. Dacey officiating. The bride was before her marriage Mrs. Reginald E. Taylor, widow of the late Capt. Taylor, U. S. A, She was attended by her daughter, Miss Eleanor R. Taylor, and Mr. Lowe by his son, Mr. William F. Lowe. A breakfast followed at the Shoreham for the wedding party, and a program of organ selections was given in the concert room by Mr, William F. Lowe. Mr. and Mrs. Lowe left later for a ‘wedding trip, and will maks their home at Long Island, N. Y. ‘The marriage of ‘Miss Sibyl Isabel Straub, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Straub of Coffeyville, Kans, to Mr. John Edward Jones, son of Mrs. Marie Jones, 408 New Jersey avenue southeast, took place at 9 o'clock, Sunday night, June 28, at the home of Mrs. Annie Stiegel, Dr. H. J. Councilor officlating. ‘The room was beautifully decorated with garden flowers. Gladioli formed the center decoration on the mantel, in front of which the bridal party stood, and vases and baskets of flowers on either side completed th= background. The bride wore a white satin dress | and a tulle veil and carried roses and ; lilies of the valley. Mrs. Evan Getz was matron of honor, | wearing a yellow satin dress and carry- | ing Ophelia roses. Kathleen Getz and | Grace Harris were flower girls, Kath- leen wearing a dainty yellow organdy frock and Grace one of the same fash- ion, in orchid color. Each carried a basket of roses. Mr. Paul Jones, brother of the bride- groom, was best man. i Mrs. H. J. Councilor played the wed< ding march. The ceremony was followed by a re- ception in the home of Mrs. Marie Jones. Both the bride and bridegroom were graduated from L. C. C. H. S, at Altamont. Kans.. in the class of , and the bride has since then attended K. 8. T. C, Pittsburg, Kans., being graduated from the life certificate class there this Spring. She has been a lead- ing teacher and social member of Labette County Teachers’ Association for five years. The bridegroom is a member of the Metropolitan police force, Washington, and he and his bride are at home at 408 New Jersey avenue southeast. ‘The marriage of Miss Mary Virginia Britton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Drive out Massachusetts Avenue to Wisconsin, then to River Road, follow River Road to Potomac, torn “right three-quarters of mile, Luncheap, Tea, Dinner Sunday Breakfast Phone Rockville 352 At Normandy Farm you will have delicious mexls with fresh vegetables and savory meats served In an_at- mosphere "charmingly French Pr- E Decorations by Genevieve Hendricks, ne. MISS M. ELIZABETH PEROT, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Morris Pe: have announced her engagement to Lieut. Willlam James Latimer, jr., U. son of Mr. and Mrs. William James Latimer of Washington. THE EVENING Jr., of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, who A, —Bachrach Photo. Leland Charles Rumsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Rumsey of Elmira, N. Y., took place at All Souls’ Episco- pal Church, Wednesday afternoon, July 1, Mr. and Mrs. McElroy Moss will leave Washington tomorrow by motor to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs Joseph Young, at Allentown, Pa. !amet entertained at luncheon and bridge Monday, at the Olney Inn. | Mrs. Willlam Rosendorf was the guest of honor at a bon voyage party given for her, on the Shoreham terrace, last evening, by a group of her friends. She will sail for Europe on the Europa |on July 6. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Marchand are at the Marlborough-Blenheim, in At- THURSDAY, JOUL 1216,1220 F Street N.W. STAR, WASHINGTO Sun Oil for Holidays! Elizabeth Arden’s Sun-Oil protects and beautifies your skin while you are getting a lovely, even tan, Light or dark. $3.50, Knitbac Mends Stockings This wonderful little machine mends stockings without a sign to show mending! Inexpensive, efficient—at Jelleff’s, CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY 4th Dresss CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY 4th Holiday W omen’s—Misses’—at only IV $13.75/ How to Wear Gold Stripe == “Adjustables*” — Stockings ThatFit Every Length of Leg Turn in the top to the correct length, on any of the adjustable stripes. or Make a fold by pinching together two thicknesses of fabric, and clasp the garter in this fold. or Clasp the garter anywhere above the Gold Stripe, and the fabric will neatly gather itself into the garter clasp. Stockings That Fit Fvery Length of Leg $1.95 $1.35 De Luxe Chiffon Dull Chiffon As if a holiday,wasn’t enough reason to celebrqte, along come these especially lovely dresses at an especially tempting price! Dresses for every mood. . .from your most active to vour most languorous. i For Women: Cool, sheer, printed georgettes and chiffons, in dark prints, for street and traveling, with flat- tering cape collars and smart matching jackets, one-piece washable crepe frocks, with crisply pleated skirts. White, flesh, nile, orchid, navy and white, brown and white, black and white. Sizes 36 to 44, 335 to 4114 only at Jellef's Street Floor at F St. or at 1013 Connecti- cut Ave, For Misses: Adorable little jacket frocks of washable shan- tung, with fresh white lingerie touches, one- piece dresses of yacht crepe, a few three-piece ‘The Kappa Delta Sorority is given a | lantic City, sp2nding the Summer. buffet supper on the terrace at Ward- | man Park Hotel this evening, at 8§ TG e o'clock, followed by an entertainment,| Pope, the famous English poet, never | in which the girls of Beta Province | could compose well without first de- | silk suits, sheer jacket frocks with short sleeves or capelets, with feminine Sketched : — Miss- Maize Yacht Crepe will participate. The representatives of Beta who ars attending the conven- tion are Miss Margaret Dougherty, Miss Marian McCartney, Miss Eleanor Kane, Miss Dorothy Ferriss, Miss Marion Londell, Miss Virginia Sheffield, Miss Evelyn de Brune, Miss Elizabeth Nor- ton and Miss Pauline Robinson. ‘The Kappa Delta gave a dinner last evening in the gold room of Wardman Park Hotel for 400 members and dele- gates who are here for the convention. Among those who made speeches were Mrs. Albert G. Edwards, Mrs, Percy E. Quin, Mrs. Albert M. Redd, president of the sorority, and Mrs. J. Frazer Smith. Mrs. F. W. von Hein of Rosemary Beauty and the Week End! 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