Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1931, Page 18

SOCIETY. SOCIETY 1Tl'1e Italian Envoy Again at Embassy After Few Days Stay at Mountain Resort , in West turned to Washington .after spending a few days at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. While at the resort the Ambassador was fre- quently on the golf links and attended HE Italian Ambassador, Nobile I Giacomo de Martino, has re- Virginia. here with Mr. James Polk,. s cadet at the United States Miltary Academy. Miss Larner to Marry Mr. Banks September 5. Invitations bave been received in | Washington from Mr. and Mrs. John B. THE EVENING STAR, WA Mrs. Willlam Archer Roberts of Chzvyl Chase, and the young couple will,make thelr home here, The marriage of Miss Marion Kent Roberts to Mr. Leo John Leoning will take place this evening in the Church of the Sacred Heart. The Right Rev. Mgr. Joseph Cunnane will officiate 6:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. A. Eugene Barr and their son, Mr, Dallas Barr, are in Mar- tinsburg, W. Va. today to attend the wedding of Miss Mary Bruce Eagle and Mr. Ira Eyler. Miss Elizabeth Barr, who is to be one of the braidesmaids, | went to Martinsburg earlier in the week to attend the pre-nuptial festivities, and Mr, Dallas Barr will be one of the | ushers. | Miss Eagle graduated from the N: | tional Park Seminary and has m | friends in Washington, and her wed- :.he month before returning to Washing- on. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason Remey are in their apartment, at 26 Avenue Henri Martin, in Paris, after a trip through ~Switzerland and a several weeks' stay at the Villa d'Este, on Lake | Como. Mr. and Mrs. Remey will return to their home in Washington in_the Autumn. Théy were married in Paris Juiy 14, Mrs. Remey having been Mrs Gertrude Heim Klemm, widow of Col. Karl D, Klemm. Mrs, W. Harry Brown has as her guests at the Mount Washington Hotel, in the White Mountains, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston of Toronto and Col. Edward P, Johnston of London. Mr. Harold Tomlin of the fleld serv- | ice of the Federal Power Commission, | who has been stationed in_Alabama, is | in Washington with Mrs. Tomlin, and has taken an apartment in the Potomac C street northwest. Mr. and Mrs. Tom- | lin are formerly residents of Washing- ton and have many friends here, Mr. Lewis J. Pettijohr, member of the Federal Parm Loan Board, and Mrs Pettijohn have returned to their apart- ment, in the Shoreham, after spending some weeks in Dodge City, Kans, Debutante Festivities Through Summer Season. Mrs. Lionel Atwill will entertain at a dance Saturday evening, August 29, in her home at Eccleston, Md., for her debutante daughiter, Miss Louise Brooks Miss Brooks, who has been with her grandmother, Mrs. Edward T. Stotes- bury, at Windwood, Bar Harbor, is now in Newport with her unclé and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Eaton Cromwell Mr. and Mrs, Cromwell presented their niece to Newport society last evening several informal social functions. The Belglan Ambassador, M. Paul May, entertained. at luncheon today at the Mayflower in honor of a group of Larner for the. wedding reception of | their daughter, Lucy Parker, and Mr. | Hugh McAlister Banks Saturday after- | EU8: the | moon, September 6, at 4130 otclock, st S § Annsfield, near Miffintown, Pa. The| 3 vall an- Belglans who are visiting i thls coun- | yedding ceremony il Immediately Pre- | nounce. the mAFage of (helr GAdEter | e R L racior ‘of e | ccde the Teceptian. | Mary Elizabeth, to Mr. Henry L. Good- | emedy e W R.| heart Thursday, August 6, in Rockville, Scheldt maritime servicess AL T-| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woollen of the | md, Rev. Father O'Hara of St. Mary's | Breckpot, professor at Louvain Univer-| ypjversity of North Carolina have an-| Roman Catholic Church officiating. sity; M. Louis Andre, commercial engi- | nounced = the engagement of the neer; Abbe Verstraeten, director of the | gaughter, Betsy Roberson, to Mr. Arch- | tne former's parent College at St. Nicholas, and M. Van de | o Vivian Roberts. | s’ Velds ana M. de Witte, The other [ Toy Vinl SETMIl take place at 8| The former Ambassador to Mexico guests were members of the embassy|oclock Saturday evening at Chapel and Mrs. Henry P. Fletcher entertained staff. Hill | at dinner last evening at Rockry Hall, | i Mr. Roberts is the son of Mr. and'where they will remain until the end of Mr. Justice Holmes Makes PO e silr e st BBt e s Mmoo R Rl Annual Gloucester Visit. Mr. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes spent the day yesterday at Gloucester, Mass,, where he went from his Summer home at Swampscott, Mass. The dis- tinguished jurist visits the city annually to view the wood carving that hangs | in the corridor of the city hall, in memory of the men of his wife's family. The carving depicts a spar lashed to & floating hatch. It was presented to the city in 1901 by the late Mrs. Holmes. Mr. Justice Holmes has visited the hall annually for the last 30 years. The Cuban Ambassador to Mexico, Benor Don Marquez Sterling, and Senora de Sterling are at the Shore- ham Hotel, where they have taken an apartment. . The Minister of Portugal, Viscount @'Alte, who spent yesterday in Washing- | ton, has gone to Bar Harbor, Me., to| join Viscountess d'Alte, where she is| the guest of her sister, Miss Frances Coleman, in her home, Eagle Stone. The Minister and Viscountess d'Alte havé just returned from Europe, where they spent several months. Upon their arrival in Ne® York the Minister came o the Capital for a brief stay, while Viscountess d'Alte went to Bar Harbor. The naval attache of the Italian em- bassy, Capt. Noble Luigi Notarbartolo dei Duchi di Villarosa, will go to New- port to spend the week end. The air attache of the French em- | bassy, Maj. Georges Thensult, who has | been with his family on Cape Cod for | a short time, returned to Washington | the first of the week. | Maj. Thenault was host yed.erdlyl at Juncheon, entertaining in compliment to the Duc de Gramont. The commercial counselor of the | Polish embassy, Mr. Witold Wankowicz, | ‘was host to a party at the dinner dance | on the Shoreham terrace last evening. | Mr. Wankowicz has just returned to his | apartment at the Shoreham after | stay of a few months abroad. Comdr. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton Maddux are spending few days in the White Mountains and are at the Mount Washington Hotel. Lieut. Belmar H. Shepley, U. 8. N, and Mrs, Shepley have issued invita- tions for the marriage of their daugh- ter, Belmar Lee, to Lieut. Clarence H. Gunderson, U. 8. A, Tuesday affer- noon, September 8, at 4:30 o'clock, in the shem Chapel of the Washing- ley has selected as her at- Dwvt.hynrim,nmdd and the bridemaids, Miss | Park Apartments, at Twenty-first and | THE NEW Jellefr; Every Dress Must Go! A limited number perfectly lovely Summer fashiops for women, misses, and juniors . o . just the type of thing you need to wear right now . . . to take away on your vacation . , ., to wear in the weeks of fair weather still to come. The early bird will get the savings! 8875 %15 $1950 (Continued on Third Page.) 1013-1017 CONNECTICUT AVENUE ding will be attended by 500 or more guests; the ceremony to be performed Newport, For Short Figures For Summer comfort—Bien Jolie Corselettes — two new $ 95 { ‘l . models—of brocade with jersey Printed chiffons, printed crepes, sheer georgettes, washable silks...many jacket frocks...many one and two piece styles...short and long sleeves, plain 1105 F St. N.W. and pleated skirts. top and faille silk with lace top. Fashions: Beautifully made and finish —expertly fitted by experiencéd corsetieres. Prints with light and dark backgrounds...all white, maize, green, blue and brown. Colors: *Short-napped SUEDE High-lighted with—Glace Kid or Calf—Pinseal Grain—Patent Leather In 3 anthentic colors—Paris Black—Prade Brown—Paddeck Green Women’s . . . Misses’ . . . and Juniors® Sizes S!bre Open Saturday Until 3 P.M. J.E.Cunningham Co. 314~316 SEVENTH ST..NW. Last 2 Days! WOMEN'S PURE SILK CHIFFON GENUINE GRENADINE HOSE Identical Quality Last Year, $1.95 A spectacular introductory sale of exquisite permanent 3 PAIRS $2.50 Introductory Sale 10 the new silks anid woolens. These are um- estionably the finest shoes we ever built. .. the most beautiful shoes we ever dreamed of building! And they're fashion-correct for every day of Fall and Winter! Nisley also announces mew low prices on new Fall hosiery. All the Autumn colors, in lovely sheer textures, at 75¢, $1, $1.25 a pair. The NISLEY Policy is this: To build our own shoes in our own plants for the more than fifty of our own stores. To sell them, with only one profit, directly to you at a much lower price than would otherwise be possible. Finally, to offer them to you in surroundi that you will find pleasant, courteous and cient. Why not drop in now ... to hear and see what's new for * A special light, soft suede that brushes-up like new after hard wear, and won’t erock or rub off! AL SumMER we've had contrast-in-colors. Now come the new shoes with their contrast in leathers! The dull richness of suede is touched With the bright surface of pinseal calf, or glace kid, or patent leather. Nisley, foreweini months ago this vogue for suede, went into the leather market and ob- tained 150,000 feet of the finest, softest skins. It’s the soft, light, short-napped suede that brushes up as velvety as new. And every skin is dip-dyed . . . no powder to crock or rub off on your hands. The colors are enchanting, accurately keyed ompare! Our Coats With Any Elsewhere! dull hosiery. Not over 12 pairs to a cus- tomer. All new shades for immediate and Falt wear. All sizes. y Barton. ‘The prospective bride is well known ALL STYLES in social circles in the Capitol, hav- ing the distinction of being the cham- pion woman swimmer of the District since her return four years ago from | Panama. She recently returned with | her family from Des Moines, Iowa, where Lieut. Gunderson is on duty. | Lieut. Gunderson will arrive today to be present st the pre-nuptial events which are to be given. He is motoring Pre-Season Selling | 50-Inch Better Grade Damask Also plain nubb reversible { weaves, very special, yard.... 950‘ .-.erflefl i - peries Made Noy st Low 5 DA eiivered When Decired MCcDEVITT’S 1202 G St. N.W. Decorators Dis. 3211 THE WOMENS SHOP RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street ® WOMEN'S SHOP OF THE RALEIGH HABERDASHER @ Prado Brown suede with matching glace Brown suede with brown pinseal ealf. Or black suede and black calf. Jnck g black with black moroceo esl. A Spectacular ‘ Value in the August Sale A . ...Examine the Fabrics 4..-Examine the Furs ...Examine the Tailoring YOU'LL SEE Why Smart Washington Women Are Buying Coats... at Cunningham's 2 Annual Sale of fur-trimmed 1932 models brings our patrons mag. Shorcham cuisine nifience in STYLE . . . FUR and i FABRIC SUPERIORITY .., TAI- C O ! T S LORING easily comparable to that found in coats selling for more. Sale In brown, green and Price, black. Equally charming is another model in Diag- 5 8 onal Boucle. Sizes 12 to 40. A $5 Deposit Proportionate savings on other coats in the sale at $49.75, at $69.75 and to $195. You may pay as little as $5 down and we will hold the coat for you while you compiete the balance in easy weekly or monthe ly payments. New “jacket tie” in green suede with green kid. Also in brown or black. Brown suede with brown patent leather a tone lighter. Or ail in smart black. ~ Black suede strap with patent trimmings— for immediate wear over light hosiery. New “town tie” in Prado Brown er black. Very smart with Fall worsteds! BADGER “Half and Half Pump”—black suede and black calf. Also in Paddock Green. Washington Gathers his Excellent sorved 'neath stroll nightly canopy of stars.. along the beautful Venetian Pool...and you dance to the charming melodies of the famous Lowe-Ne SHOREHAM Orchestra. Black suede with touch of reptile calf. Also in Prado Browm—very effective! NISLEY BEAUTIFUL SHOES 2% to ® AAAAto E 1339 F gtreet,w, W ashington o SR | 3 Ways to Pa dered October ist, payable November tended payment months reserves Dinner, $1.50 Also a la Carte Service o Use ex plan...4 $5 Nov ’ Charge coat on bill ren | 5 to pay...or Special Dinner Saturday coat until and Holidays, $2 In case of inclement, weather. service is resumed in the THE WOMEN'S SHOP RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street