Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1931, Page 19

SOCIETY __(Continued From Second Page) nell was formerly Miss Lille Roose- velt of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Parker have arrived in their home, at Merrimack, N. H, after a wedding trip to the Pacific Coast. Mrs. Parker was before her marriage, May 27, in Washington, Mrs. Eunice B. Mars of this city and Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Parker were feted by the inhabitants of Merrimack, who gave a reception in the Town Hall Friday_evening, the guests numbering about 300 and including officials of the town and county. Mrs. Edward L. Reed, wife of the first secretary of the United States embassy in Havana, Cuba, will arrive in this country today and will go to Saranac Lake, N. Y., to visit her grandmother, Mrs. W. S. Abert, who also has with her Mrs. Reed’s mother and sister, Mrs. J. Abert Story and Miss Jacquelin Story of Washington. Mrs. Reed was before her marriage Miss Caroline Story. Mrs. Herbert Shipman was hostess at luncheon yesterday at Sea View ‘Terrace, the Summer home of her father, Mr. Edson Bradley, at Newport, her guests being officers of the Swedish training ship now in the Newport Harbor. Mrs, Prederick Kniepp of Montclair, N. J. has gone to West Hampton, long Island, for several weeks' stay. Mrs. Kniepp was formerly Miss Anita THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, WED TO AEROIST THE NEW elleffs D. C, TUESDAY, JULY .28, 1931 1216-1220 F Street N.W. A—A misty flower print Jor a woman, $8.75. B—Wom- AUl NEW! All lovely! Styles for women, misses, junior misses . . . Women's and Misses', fifth floor Junior Misses’, third floor Expensive det s mark these as 'way out of the usual $8.75 sale! Little things, to be sure, but they are one of the reasons that appreciative patrons say “Jelleff’s sales are different”! Hand-chosen, individual fashions, B—3 Just Bought! 500 | $1‘16.’50, $19.50 Summer Dresses Little scalloped cape for several years after her marriage shantung y looped up with to the late Mr. Kniepp before moving with beauvais 2 segay of field flow- to New Jersey. em broidery, 9P \ ers; misty, foreign- Mrs. McElroy Moss and her children, 4 ] $8.75. )% o5 SN looking prints with little Nancy and McKenzle. 2. have : . ’ lace, caped jacket gone to Sewickley, Pa., to visit the fro Y if- parents of Mrs, Moss, Mr. and Mrs. C—Wom lo‘:."h's uee -’"id it A. B. Benney. Mr. Moss, who will re- an's printed: i ol = main another week in their home, near jacket frock,\ Moot Olney, Md. will join Mrs. Moss in $8.75. ow; others hang free Sewickley at the end of this week and ce.vhantung suits, they will go to Chicago, where they Jjacket frocks ... printed formerly made their home. Their chil- rrepe frocks with square dren will remain with Mr. and Mrs. crepe shan- necklines and scarf; Benney and hlh(‘y are expected to re- tung, two- two-piece sha turn here the latter nart of next picce style, #ieh Deswrsls wabsds ery . . . polka dot en- sembles, printed crepes month. 43 88 75, Kirchner—Werres Wedding . . with vests of fine batiste, sheer jacket frocks in In_St. Anthony's Church. v g Wi i E cool pri Dietrich of Washington and lived here an’s pastel D — Misses® — Misses’ Yesterday morning an attractively ar- flowered chif- ranged wedding took place at St Anthony's Church, when Miss Mary A. Werres, daughter of Mrs, Mary Werres, became the bride of Mr. Albert H. Kirchner, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kirchner. | The wedding was followed by a| nuptial mass, the Rev. Patrick E. Con- roy officiating. The Rev. John S. Martin of Baltimore, assisted. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. John J. Werres, and | was attended by her cousin, Miss Agnes R. Auth, as maid of honor. Dr. Ray- mond C. Kirchner, brother of the bride- groom, was best man. Mr. Paul Werres, brother of the bride, and Mr. Joseph John Fahey and Mr. John J. Carmody, former classmates of the bridegroom, served as ushers. Preceding and during the services vocal selections were | rendered by Miss Margaret Stafford and Mr. William Shannahan. The bride wore & gown of ivory sati fashioned on princess lines, and a v caught with a spray of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of bride Toses and lilies of the valley. The mald of honor's gown was of powder blue lace. with which she wore & picture hat of ping straw, with gloves and slippers to match, and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses and delphinium. Following the ceremony there was a | wedding breakfast and reception at the home of the bride, in Michigan Park, for a party of relatives and friends. Immediately after the breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Kirchner left on a motor trip MRS. PORTER ADAMS. Until her marriage at the home of her parents yesterday she was Miss Sue | Shorter and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Short dams will spend the rest of the season at his home at Thetford, Vt. | Mr. and Mrs. of this city. | —Underwood Photo. Washington, Mr. Boris Bakhmeteff, had | Lenox, Mass., where she was hostess at as his guests at Greenport. Conn., over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Trowbridge Hall, | who returned to_their Summer place, South House, at Tyringham, Mass., yes- terday. Col. and Mrs. Frank L. Hatch, who make their home at Wardman k Hotel, left yesterday for Sheridan, Wyo., where they will spend their vacation on a dude ranch, returning to Washirgton about September Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rodenberg leave today from Baltimore for Boston, going by sea. From Boston Mr. and Mrs. Rodenberg will go to New Hampshire, where they will spend the rest of the | dinner last evening. | | Miss Gertrude Marsden went to At- lantic City yesterday and will remain | there a fortnight | Mrs. Sidney A, McCracken of Kansas City has arrived a month’s visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C Dalthin, 1113 Massachusetts avenue. | (Continued on Fourth Page.) Phillip-Louise fon with cape collar, $8.75. en’s sizes 36 1o 44, 331, to 41%;. Misses’ sizes 14 1o 20. Junior Misses’ sizes 11 to 17, $7.50—$10—$13.50 Handbags Jelleff Sale Priced $5 They're new. . .they're smart...they're individual, as you would expect in in a Thrilling, Swift Sale at $8.75 There’s Nothing Like Them for Traveling, for Vacation Wear, for Cool Evenings . . . Furless Silk Coats That Were $16.50, $19.50, $22.50 e Adirondacks, the bride wearing a | Warm season with Mr. and Mrs. Lisner, Pink ‘and white ensembie, with match- | as they have done fof several Summers. ing accessories. ! After September 1 they will be atl Mr and Mrs. home at 4200 Thirteenth street north- | lately returned R en SR east Philadelphia, and are the guests for Among the out-of-town guests who | the present of the r's mother, Mrs. attended the ceremony were Miss Ida | joseph Martin, Mr. Battelle is en- Sills of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles | gaged in the Marine Corps and will be V. Reiss of Baltimore, Mrs. E. J. HOVt | stationed here for the next two years of Wilmington, Del: Miss Frances s Battelle was Miss Esther Martin, O'Connell of Derby, Conn.; Mr. William | 5 bride of last year. Amend of New York and Mr. Andrew | ot S o s | Lieut. H. D. Whitfield was host to a The bride is a graduate of St.|..rty of 10 at the dinner dance on the Cecelia’s Academy while Mr. Kirchner |BRCN 5 000 06 Qost evening. graduated from Georgetown College | and from the law school of the same institution. He is engaged in the practice of law in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Grubbs of Warrenton, Va., announce the mar- riage of their daughter Helen to Lieut. rs Belch, U. S. N., at Elkten, high-priced bags! Smooth and grain For Women and Misses cali,, patent, "pin seal, and morocco. The roomy vagabond; tailored types with long handles . . . back-strap pouches and underarm envelopes. Black, brown, tan, beige, green, navy, red, grey. s 1727 L Street Northwest Our Entire Stock of Dresses —is now reduced in four groups :5 )10.75 slz.so 31415 Dresses that sold to $39.50 and nothing Is now over $14.35 80 of them—unlined coats in crepe jolly, flat crepe . . . made with soft little cape collars . .. flattering jabots . . . swagger wide scarfs— flared sleeves—all new, all just what you want now! Blacks, browns, blues, Misses’ 14 to 20, Women’s 36 to 44, 3514 10 391% and 4214 to 46145 Jellef’s Coat Shops, Third Floor A Group of Hats that sold up to $25— now .95 Others from $1.00 to Little duplication, so we suggest early i selection, if possible. Mrs, Charles M. de Heredia, who for- merly lived in Washington, is again in her Summer home, Wheatleigh, at Jellef's Handbag Shop, Street Floor SPECIAL NOTICE LOW, SUMMER_PRICES Now Prevail on Orders for FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING, REPAIRING AND REFINISHING We are making this special offer to keep our shop busy during the Summer. We will he pleased to estimate—just phone DIst. 7676. James B. HENDERSON Fine Furniture and Interior Decorating 1108 G Street—Phones: District o IARRIS We’ve never had a one-piece as low as this before! In Summer, one certainly does appreciate the cool, smart comfort of (OLp SIRIPE “Adjustables” Dull Sheer Chiffon sl .35 De Luxe Chiffon is $1 .95 They can't twist or wrinkle or sag at the knees, because your gar- ters hold them uncom- promisingly up—fastened in one of the five ad- justments that fits your leg...you can even at- tach your garter to the back seam without fear! We are selling hundreds of pairs a day, so we suggest that you come in soon and choose yours. Jelleff’s Gold Stripe Shop, Street Floor The bride gra from Warren- ton High School in 1927 and has since pursued_her studies in Washington Mrs. Belch traces her ancestry to tho davs when Sir William Berkeley was Governor of Virginia and is a direct lineal descendant of Gen. Caleb Swan of Revolutionary fame. Lieut. Belch is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert James Belch of Anacortes, Wash. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1921 and at- tended the Post-Graduate School in 1929. Lieut. Belch is now on duty on the U. S. S. Bushnell. Mrs. Belch will join him in Panama for a short while before going to San Diego, Calif,, the home base of Lieut. Belch’s ship. Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney &nd Mrs. James F. Mitchell presided at the tea table yesterday afternoon at the second of this season's series of putting teas at the Kebo Valley Club, at Bar Harbor. Mr. and Mrs. Maxim Karolik have issued invitations for a musicale to- morrow in their villa at Newport in Tonor of Lady Herbert of England, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. Shaw Bafe, in her home, Ocean Lawn. Cool Rayon FROLIC $1 The little “Frolics” have been the hit of the season . .. and now we're able to sell new ones at this low price! The one-piece gar- ment of new rayon, that fits with- out a wrinkle, beautifully fitted bandeau that closes at the side . . . specially designed back that fits every curve . . . satin ribbon straps. In sizes 32 to 38, flesh and white, on sale tomorrow! Former Ambassador of Russia to Wednesday marks the Glove Silk Section, Street Floor end of Summer Dresses Thiv-mahte meade -« chase of silk, so now - SILK Negligees ' $3.95 It's a narrow-striped silk, like that used in men’s robes . .. and the quality is so much higher than the price that you'll be agreeably surprised ! Beautifully tailored, very plain and slim . . . and just the thing for traveling, for it folds into the smallest possible space, doesn’t wrinkle easily, and is light and cool. On sale tomorrow at $3.95. Jellef’s Grey Shops, Second Floor [T R NN fortunate pur- STREET @ every one further reduced to the For Wednesday only— Deauville Sandals That Were $4.50 to $10 $3.45 There are 86 pairs . . . very high type of imported woven shoes . . . moulded and lasted soles included. Plenty of time to wear them ... and they are truly fine. Also in the group, 30 pairs of domestic made Toyo straw strap slippers with turned soles, in black, red, green and white, also beige and brown. Finesse The Uncorsetlike Corsette That Is Light, Cool, Firm " §7.50 It's made of a light-weight knit elastic, so feather-light that while it clings closely to the figure, and is sufficient re- straint, one would scarcely know it was on. lowest point for a speedy clearance 475 For every dress that was $29.75. Many that were $39.75 are included. 075 For cvery®dress that was $16.50. Many that twere $25.50 are included. 575 For every dress that was $10. Many that were $16.50 are included. The net uplift brassiere has low-cut back, especially cool and lovely for evening wear. Other girdles include— Crepe de chine and net, in 12-inch length, $5 In 14inch length, $7.50 Jellef’s Grey Shops, Second c;luv Imported Woven Sandals Originally $350, and very, very popular, but there are only 80 pairs left of our big stock, so s 65 \e are closing them out while there is time left . to enjoy them. 2% to 6. % All Sales Final in This Clearance! Jellef’s Shoe Shop, Street Floor sizes for junior misses, misses and women washables ... . plain chiffons ... . printed chiffons ... printed. crepes ... dinner and evening frocks