Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1931, Page 17

SOCIETY {Continued From Second Page.) Haywood B B 3 rown. ‘The bride, dressed in & gown of bridal satin, with a jacket of old lace, and wearing a large picture hat, car- ried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley and was escorted by her father. She also carried a hand- made lace handkerchief, which is an heirloom in the family and was a part of her mother’s wedding costume. Mrs, James D. Edwards was matron of honor and Miss Irene Edwards maid of honor. Both attendants were be- comingly dressed in gowns of lace, the matron of honor being in peach color and the maid in old blue, and wearing picture hats. Each carried a bouquet of Pernet roses and delphinium. Mr. James Monaghan, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and serv- ing as ushers were Mr. James D. Ed- wards and Mr. Angus C. Edwards, brothers of the bride; Mr. Leo La Montagne, all of Washington, and Mr. Donald H. Sanborn of Bangor, Me. A wedding breakfast was served in the Dodge Hotel immediately following the ceremony. The table and room decorations were carried out with the same simplicity as those in the church and lent a charming background to the scene. Included in the wedding perty were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Edwards, parents of the bride; the Rey. J. E. Connell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edwards, Miss Irene Edwards, Mr. Prancis Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. James D. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Angus C. Edwards, Mr. John Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Monaghan, Mr. James Monoghan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pel- land, Mr. and Mrs. John Ebaugh, Mr. Donald H. Sanborn, Mr. Leo La Mon- tagne, Mr. ‘and Mrs. T. Haywood Brown, Mr. and Mrs. P, Monaghan, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith, Miss Helen Smith, Mr. Gilbert Smith, jr., and Mr. and Mrs. George Racken- sperger. ‘The popular young bride is a gradu- ate of the Eastern ‘Wilson Normal School and has for Seimary grades of this city. She i grades of city. e El.lc a member of Lambda Chi Borority. In the few days preceding her wedding d showers have been given Mrs. James D. Edwards, Mrs, T. Hay- | MISS. BERTHA MEYER, High_School and | Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Meyer, who will marry Mr. Harry Kronheimer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kronheimer, this afternoon 3 | | | | Hunter of Quincy, Mass., is spending a[ short period in Washington, staying at the Wardman Park. Mrs. Miller Hostess at Tea At Sandy Spring Saturday. Clarence L. Gilpin and Mrs. Charles P. Brooke, with a number cf young associates of the Misses Miller, includ- ing Mrs. Jack Boyd, Mrs. Charles Tum- bleson, Mrs. Robert Miller Stabler, Miss Jean Coulter, Miss Mary Reading wood Brown and Mrs. William Roberts. Mrs. Edwards, mother of the bride, | The Highlands, in Sandy m"f(’;}:m"k v Garaline &miy;:: Miss was in a gown of powder blue chiffon | Mq, was the scene of a large tea Satur-| pMar, ; ek . garet Brooke of Pittsburgh, Pa.; and wore a_shoulder bouquet of PN | ay,afternoon when Mrs. Robert H. Mil- | Miss Sylvia Stabler, Miss Helen Millet her daughter-in A ler and her three daughters, Miss Anne | g{“}’f?mor;:nd Miss Polly Starr of wards, who had Miller, Mfs. Conant Webb of Mont- —— Ser, e Dt ?22”,‘.“;&?' M- Ma). Thomas J. Prailey, national Sandy Spring on the veranda and lawn, | Yice president of the Alpha Chi Rho Among those who assisted Mrs. Miller | Fraternity, has returned to his home, and her dsughters in the dining Toom | b 1728 Church street northwest, from were Miss Elizabeth “T. Stabler, Mrs, | Harrisburg. Pa. where he completed Caleb S. Miller of Washington, Mrs. week motor trip through the North, Mr. and Mrs. Monaghan will be at home at 1008 Massachusetts avenue northeast. White Strother an- of his uncle of the bride, officiated. ‘The bride wore a mfluh-cgl.m d&mon wn, with & large picture hat and ac- - to maten. Her only jewelry ; 1216-1220 F Street N.W. arngame wrer i Joseph Model Hats After October 1 they will be vhere they have taken an apartmeht. | ‘The bride is one of the most popular of the young set and is well known in | ‘Washington, where she has always | made her home. Dr. and Mrs. John B. Nichols have re- turned from a trip to Glacier National Park and Yellowstone Park. Mrs. Charles 8. Conrad of Chicago & &t the Shoreham, where she will spend several days. - Dr. W. A. Harrison and Mrs. Harri- gon_will sail from Baltimore on the 8. Expressing the best and most wearable features of the romantic Period fashions . . . never the extreme styles that characterize a fad 1INGTON UGUST 18, 1931. THE NEW ell 1216-1220 F Street N. New! Instead of $7.50 Specially purchased so we can offer them to you at this extra special price these one- piece . lounging pajamas with jaunty little cap sleeves, surplice closing that makes them easy to get into, and wide floppy trousers, in lovely dark prints for informal wear at home, or to study in at college. Blue, grey, black, rose, red, green and purple. Small, medium and large sizes. Grey Shops—Second Floor for These Mesh L4 Frolics - 31.9.) They are the little one- piece undergarment with brassiere top that are almost as cool as a breeze. They may be all mesh or combined with glove silk without garters . . . or, if you prefer a little more sup- port, choose swami with garters attached. A half dozen would make an ideal wardrobe for your vacation! Pink, peach, white . . . sizes 32 to 38. Street Floor The most wanted furs lavishly used. . the important s rough fabrics . . . the new slim-hipped, broad- shouldered silhouette . . . all here in Furred Winter Coats in the Annual Summer Sale B $78.50 $08.50 $125 at savings of $10 to $25, on every, coat We buy our Winter coalts for the Summer Sale with nine other high-class spe- cialty stores throughout the country. It means that orders are placed in great quantity . . . up- ward of a quarter million dollars’ worth of coats at once . . . and the prices are at the lowest point for many years. After the Sale $78.50 Coats Will Be $98.50 $£98.50 Coats Will Be $110 to $125 $125 Coats Will Be $145 Buy with confidence now at Jelleff's . . . shrewd Women like black Persian Lamb! How luxurious it is on this black coat that is as slim as a reed. $98.50 merchandising ability and seasoned fashion knowledge go hand in hand! You know you will get the fashions of the vear . . . the values of the year. Use the saving to buy the accessories for your Winter coat, You’ll find these furs: Persian Lamb Mink Silver Fox Kolinsky Blue Fox Badger Kit Fox Fitch And®they're lavishly used ac- cording to Paris . . . and those that you buy in the Summer Sale will be the pick of the pelts for the year! You'll find the rough woolens for Fall . . . you'll find the best colors . . . Black first of all ., . then brown of a deep, dark variety . .. a new high fashion b"fe . . . vintage red « .+ . black forest green. A Deposit Holds a Coat in our storage vaults until November 1st! A new high fashion dolat for a Miss is beige rough woolen’ with gorgeous beaver collar and cufis. $125/ Entire Stock of Women’s Dresses that were #16*° to #29-° At Two New Low Prices i $8.75 In the higher-priced group some of these dresses are hardly a month old . . they're smart, new, well figure and make you look these dresces are inferior. designed, well cut . . really lovely. They're not. $15, . dresses that do justice to your Don't think because of their low prices They are our negular, high quality dresses . . . but the season’s soon ending and we’ve made these new low prices to sell them quickly. Come early. 4 A New Bag | VANew. Rather a relief from the large bags of the past comes this little pouch in a most handy size . . . with & double flap opening and plenty of extra pockets hid- den away to give you room for everything you carry. In smooth cali, pin seal, and a stunning combination of gnem leather and suede, lack, green, and brown. Hendbag Shop—Street Floor Almost Any Kind of Silk Crepe Slips—$3 So many persons come to Jelleff's for slips because they can depend upon Jel- leff's to have the kind that are wanted. This new collection includes . . fitted styles . . . bias- cut slips . . . the popular brassiere-top slip trimmed with Alencon laces top and bottom . . . and a fitted tailored style and wrap- around in mew lengths. Colors ., . flesh, white, tearose . ., . sizes 32 to 44, Grey Shops—Second Floor Crystals* $ 1 95 With the return of elegance in dresses and hats . . . your jewelry must be simple . . . and crystal necklaces with their transparent beauty are very effective when worn with any of the rich Fall colors, or black. There are three styles from which to choose . . . the stunning round, uncut crys- tal ball necklace, the deli- cate pear-shaped cut beads, and the diamond-cut beads . . the last two strung on silver chains, *Simaula; ted Jewelry Shop-—Street Floor The Materials Eyelet embroideredigeorgette Printed georgettes Tailored chiffons | Dark printed crepds The Fashions ! Short jacket frocks long coated frocks . . . redingote dresses of georgette . . . two-piece ... are the Joseph model hats . . . the derbies and shallow pancakes of the Second Empire . . . the flattering tricornes of the First E: befeathered and beplumbed . . . the most becoming hats in man Tally-ho Green Persian Blue 8. Chatham for Boston. Mrs. J. G. Parker of Huntington, W. Va,, has arrived in Washington for an indefinite visit and is staying at the| Potomac Park Apartments | Black Mr. and Mrs. Emett S. Pennell of | New York City are passing & few days at the Dodge Hotel | = | Mrs. Stanley J. Hinch of Brookline, | Plain or printed chiffon Washable striped crepe Printed silk crepe Rajah and Crepe Shantung Brown Hat Shop—Street Floor, accompanied by Mrs. Alice D. | 13th & G Sts.—S. E. Corner Wednesday! Startling Reductions for FINAL CLEARANCE Hundreds of Our Higher Priced 11-Silk Dresses $2.88 $° BUYS EXTRA DRESS Come in Sizes 14 to 20 Remarkable opportunity to buy high grade dresses for immediate and Fall wear. This New Suit would be smart in Paris this Fall The Winter Openings have happened in Paris = - . the fashions are made . . . and the cou- turiers introduced— —short jacket suits. —diagonal woolens. —lavish fur trimmings. —overblouses. This suit is wine red diagonal woolen with black caracul trimming . ., it is only one of a collection in diagonals or tweeds...with caracul or raccoon collars; also in Kiltie green, tobacco brown, black $50.50 in misses’ sizes 14 10 20 The Suit Shop iz now on the Fourth Floor dresses one-piece dresses . . . in fact there’s nothing that is smant for Summer that you won't find in these collections. ' Dresses for street and afternoon wear . . . for informial evening . dresses for town and country . . . for travel . . . for bridge! The Colors ! Include white, grey, blue, eoral, navy, black’ Women’s sizes 36 to 44 Short women’s{ sizes 33'% 10 41V, Women’s Frock Shops—Fifth Floor W Adjustables Cost No More Than Any Other Good Silk Stocking but They Are Much Superior to Most! Try the new Adjustables if you haven't. . . you'll havle comfort such as you've never enjoyed before . . . and you'll love the consistent’ beauty of clear, pure silk for which Gold Stripes are so well known! ! These Are the 4 Outstanding Features of the New Adjustables | 3. Wnnderiuy new comfort. No more binding ot twisting at the top. 4. Seams stayy straight. Now you may fasten yomr back garter on the new Stripe run stop. And each when reinforced] seam, and keep them folded, forms a perfect picot top. straight and neat. You Can Get Gold Stripe Silk Stockings Only at Jelleff’s in Washingjon $1.35 Pair | $].95 Paipoce., 3 Pairs $3.90 ‘ 3 Pairs 3570 1. Seven ‘inches of adjustment space to fit every length of leg. . . Four-run stops in addition to the Gold Gold Stripe Shop—Street Floor Cat - —has a sportive young look . . it will be stun- ning for campus . . . for foot ball . . . for town wear . . . and it’s a re- markable value in our Summer Sale at $195 Less 15% Certainly this is an easy way to save R Y choosing now and paying only a reasonable depesit on a coat to hold it in our storage vaults until No- vember 1st. Other Leopard Coats . . . self trimmed . . . beaver med at 2 8195 to $350 Less 15% $165.75 10 $297.50 In the Summer Sale Fur Salon—Fourth Floor