Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1931, Page 19

t. e THE EVENING S NN VAR SRR AL . 0 i e PR - RO EL STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1931. apartment in the annex of Wardman Park Hotel during their lengthy visit Mr. and Mrs. George N. Barrett, Jr., | Park Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Kennedy of Lansford, Pa., are at the Dodge during accom- panied by their son and by Mr. Charles F. Hopkins of Boonton, N. J., are pass- motor trip to Canada through the New | Pittsburgh are again in Washington for %MAmt';flm ':;ho; &n “t England States, a few days and are staying at Wardman | ng — S O C I E I Y TO RETURN TO COLLEGE Atlantic City. of Steubenville, Ohio, have taken an Mr. and Mrs. E. Hopkins, . : . Miss Katharine Lemly, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Rowan Palmer Lemly of Philadelphia, will be presented to so- | clety this Winter in the Capital. She will make her bow to Philadelphia so- Décember 26. The bud will leave | the latter part of August to be the guest at Jamestown, R. I, of Comdr. and Mrs. Donald Dalton, i Mrs. Robert A. Lacey entertained at |. luncheon yesterday at the Washington Golf and Country Club in honor of | Mrs. James M. Willey, who with Mr. Willey is now at home in their country | place in Vienna, Va. Mrs. Lacey's | guests included Mrs. Edwin S. Brous- 3 Eugene Octave Sykes, Mrs. Cecil A. Beasley, Mrs. C. | H. Spencer, Mrs. Harry R. Fulton, Mrs. ! H. W. Witcover, Miss .Virginia W./ Price and Mrs. Edward Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Livingston en- | tertained a company of 10 at the dinner dance on the Shoreham Terrace last evening. Mrs. Phelps Newberry, daughter-in- law of former Senztcr Truman H. New- berry, who is at Narragansett for the remainder of the scason, was a member | of the committee in charge of the an- nual bridge and backgammon tourna- ment given yesterday by the Narragan- sett Village Improvement Association Mr. and Mrs. John E. McClure wiil entertain a party of 27 at_dinner this evening on the Shoreham Terrace. Miss Margaret Whitney, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. George G. Whitney, is the guest for a month of Mr. and Mrs. Carl ‘W. Mitman of Washington in their| Summer home near Dingman’s Ferry in Pike County, Pa. in this city. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Lord, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Lord, of Pelham Manor, N. Y., are spending a few days in the Capital and are at the Dodge while here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Elliott have returned to their Shoreham apartment after a visit of several weeks in Wil- loughby, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kramer, Miss Helen Kramer, Miss Louise Kramer and Mr. Andrew Kramer, jr., ‘will sail from Baltimore for Boston on the S. S. Fairfax and plan to motor through New England. | Miss Burton to Marry Mr. Orcutt Next Week. Miss Ethel Burton, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Darfus E. Burton of Wash- ington, and Mr. Brent Good Orcutt of New York will be married in New York Wednesday, August 26, in the Cathedral |of St. John the Divine, Rev. S. Rich- ards officiating. Miss Burton is spending the Summer in Asbury Park, N. J. Mr. Orcutt is the son of Mr. and Mrs | charles Clark Orcutt. Mr. and Mrs. J. Porter Gllespie of NORMANDY FARM Drive out Massachusetts Avenue to Wisconsin, then to River Road, follow River Road to Potomac, turn right three-quarters of a Luncheon, Tea, Dinner Sunday Breakfast Phone Rockville 352 At Normandy Parm you will have their brief stay in the Capital. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Palmer are in Atlantic City for several weeks and are staying at the Hotel Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ochsenreiter will sail from Baltimore to Boston on the 8. 8. Chatham. Miss Edna Scott Smith of the Indian Service has returned from a vacation spent. in New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Shearer are among those from Washington who are staying through August at the Admiral, in Cape May, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Scott are among COOL GUESTS AND ~HOT_FOODS L] Neifhe; the heat nor humidity concern patrons of The Mayflower. ing a few days at the Dodge. Mr. C. F. Hopkins is the only living member of the G. A. R. in New Jersey who has the Congressional Medal of Honor. The Lee House 15th AND L STS. N.W, A Friendly, Well Ordered Hotel ANNOUNCES Much Reduced Rates Weekly Monthly Large, Outside Rooms Fach with Bath and Shower Reasonably Priced Dining Room WE INVITE YOUR CALL YO“ Can Have YO\-II’—- Upholstering Repairing and Done Now at | Less Cost Refinishing || BROOKS G St. bet. 11th and 12th Your new bag will be rough grain leather and comfortably large $2.95 The rough grain leather matches perfectly the rough woolen of the new coats . . and bags are large and capacious. For instance, the bag sketched has a front compartment and high sides that keep anything from falling out. Black, caroub brown, boxwood green. In Morocco, reptile grain or grain calf. YOUR NEW GLOVES, of French glace kid, have a very modified flare. Black or caroub brown stitched in contrasting color 32.95 Brooks Bags and Gloves, Main Floor Miss Marde Louise Edmonston has rz- | MISS EDWERTA BEYER, 04750, meals ith, frexh vessiables turned from New York, where she spent 2 AndpEaror, meats served in an ai- Who has joined her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Beyer after a motor trip | Anen &ly rencl ro- Tiotted oy Long el St Reels and | in New England. Miss Beyer will resume her studies the first of September when | Vincisl visited on Long Island. She made the 4 1 she will go to Willlamsburg, Va., to attend William and Mary College | trip by plane. = | " Clinedinst Photo. | | Collins—Floyd Wedding. ; R | In Rockville Yesterday. in & blue crepe ensemble. They will | when her guests were Mrs. T. Leith Gill, | Miss Prances Lucile Floyd, daughter m“‘i‘;‘, ‘:"“'u’l'“m! :"Df-;’f&;fll;-u 45 were | MrS. Emory Galliher, Mrs. Willlam H. of Mr. and Mrs James F. Floyd of | ong the out-of-tor ests were | 5 herson | Bethesda, Md., and Mr. Francis Sco:t | Miss Elizabeth Hale and Miss Frances WN‘:??-‘]- M}: 0'1"‘;’;":":;: ot Collins, son of Mrs. Blanche Collins of | Hale of Elizabethtown, Tenn.; Mrs, | Mrs. Royal R. Rommel, Mrs | Rockville, were married yesterday morn- | Lawrence Jingells of Beltsville, M Yates, Mrs. Roy C. Miller, Mrs. Clarence | ©® Wintry breezes wafted i —than in the Fall from the arfificial cooling i ‘ system into the Presidential Quality Considered, Our | Dining Room and adjoining Prices Are Very Reasonable Lounge are sure to revive your interest in real cuisine. Decorations by Genevieve Hendricks. ne. Let Us Estimate MODERNISTIC PERMANENTS ‘ James B. Henderson | Fine Furniture and Interior Decorating | ® A wide variety of ready- to-serve dishes will also be found on the buffet. ing. The ceremony was performed in | the Methodist Episcopal Church South: | at Rockville, the Rev. P. C. Helmin toller officiating, at 10 o'clock. M ‘Willie Lynch played the wedding music and ferns and Midsummer flowers deco- rated the church. The bride wore an ensemble of blue | transparent velvet ‘and a bouquet of Rosslyn sunset roses. Mrs. R. O. Collins was matron of honor and had an ensemble of black crepe and carried talisman roses. Mr. R. O. Collins of Rockville was best man. | Mrs. Floyd, mother of the bride, had a 8own of powder blue and Mrs. Colline. mother of the bridegroom, wore an Autumn model of brown crepe. Mrs. Raymond Heeter and Mrs. Flor- ence Small of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mcore have re- | turned to their apartment in the Shore- ham after a visit to Virginia Beach, where they were at Albemarle Hall They were accompanied by their daugh- ter, Miss Ruth Moore of New York, who is spending the Summer with them. Mrs. Rose Stewart Houchins enter- tained at a luncheon Tuesday in her home, on Madison street, in honor of Miss Eleanor Ennis of Detroit. Those invited to meet Miss Ennis were Miss Minott Porter, Mrs. Stephen J. Garrity, Mrs. Katherine Van Cuen, Mrs. Willias F. Goddard and Miss Julia Stewart. A. Lane, Mrs. Howard G. Nichols, Mrs. | | Stephen’ Cornwall Hopkins and Mrs. H. | | Laurie Garrett. | | | Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell, who, | with her sister, Mrs. U. T. Cox Proc- ' | torvilie, Ohio, has been on a two-week visit to Atlantic City and New York| City. has retymed to her spartment in | East’ Clifton Terrace. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hessler entertained a party at the dinner dance on the Shoreham terrace last evening, the | event marking their wedding anniver- | sary. Mr. and Mrs. E._K. Sunday and young Courtney Sunday of 4431 Volta place leave the end of the week for & The Fashionable Push-up glet End, Com- 86 50 plete .... NOTICE Old permanents restored with treatment with our new oil- vaporizer and steaming ma- chines. Scalp treatments. New York Beauty Shop EXPERT BEAUTICIANS 926 New York Ave. ME 4315 Sidney's Music at Luncheon and Dinner in 7 PRESIDENTIAL DINING, ROOM 1108 G St.—District 1676 BROOKS G St. bet. 11th and 12th A wedding breakfast followed in the pr home o fthe bridegroom’s mother, after | Mrs. J. O'Connor Roberts was hostess | Which Mr. and Mrs. Collins started on | at luncheon and bridge Tuesday at| their wedding trip, the bride traveling ' Washington Golf and Country Club, | Luxurious Fur Sets prove the remarkable values in our AUGUST SALE OF WINTER COATS . 58 When luxurious fur sets of silky, expensive, fine Persian lamb, Russian or paradise fitch, pointed, red or dyed cross fox, sable-dyed Jap mink and other furs are used profusely on the new boucle or pebbly woolens—you’ll agree it’s a fashion and value achievement, such as even Brooks has not before been able to offer. BROOKS G St. bet. 11th and 12th hilipsborn ELEVENTH ST. - BETWEEN F 4G THE END OF THE SUMMER SEASON you'll like the Coats Repeated you'll_approve the prices IARRIS such values cannot be expected later compare the furs and materials at $42..962...%78...388...5108 Philipsborn ELEVENTH ST. = BETWEEN FaG Friday Clearance Never before at this time of year have we offered our fine, high quality fashion apparel at such ridiculously low prices. Be Here When the Doors Open at 9:15 Ii¥very group there is still an assortment of sizes from 14 to 44, Empress Eugenie FELT HATS all headsizes ALL REMAINING SUMMER DRESSES IN TWO GROUPS GROUP 1 9 Frocks for daytime wear now and early F-afl. Navy, I"\h(‘l{. Al remaining $15 and pastel and print crepes, chiffons $18 summer frocks, and 40 that were $25 and and georgettes. Sizes 14 to 42, $20.50, c’miv:c of remaining Gown Salon frocks, origi- nally $25 10 $59.50, Sketched: A magnificent set of silky black Persian lamb on & new coat with Vionnet side closing. It looks like “a mrillion” but it's at Brooks August price of $58! Brooks Coats—Second Ploor Other Sale Coats at $48, $78, $98 BROOKS G St. bet. 11th and 12th We think we have the nicest Satin Suits in town at $15 Many of our patrons seem to think so, too—won’t you come i in to see them, yourself? $24 b Choi f the Ao It takes a fashion store, a specialty store, to Choice of the se. NOW : Originally $39.50 10 §70.50, i‘{\.offfii?.fg"ir‘fxfl&'%“’%‘iufié?fg to present them We're ready with the new, thrilling fashion of satin suits, for juniors, misses, and women . . . cut on the new becoming lines , , . ready to put right on. Tomorrow... ' One of the Most Amazing ® Hosiery Values Ever Offered! 3500 Pairs...All Silk Beverly Hose GROUP 2 For every daytime and eve- ning occasion. Dinner, after- noon, club, travel, dance, street, sport, and school frocks. Chif- fons, crepes, nets and geor- gettes. Sizes 14 to 44, SPRING COATS TO CLEAR IN FOUR GROUP K. Sheer Chiffons! GROUP 1 1 25 canton repe and flat crepe u;l; soure originally $15 Medium Weight! coats ack, navy brown. ’10 Fine Meshes! Lined and unlined. Sizes 14 All were originally $25 Regularly #1.65 to 38 2o $39.50. GROUP 2 50 silk-and-wool crepe fur trimmed and tailored coats. Black, brown. tan. navy and gray. Sizes 12 to 44 GROUP 3 35 silk and wool crepe coats. $I Gray, black, brown and navy. Fur trimmed and plain tailored Ml ware wigksdis fel $39.50 10 $79.50. .Picot Top models GROUP 4 For every daytime and eve- ning occasion. Dinner, after- noon, club, travel, dance, street, school frocks. Chif- fons, crepes, nets and geor- gettes. Sizes 14 to 44. sport, ar First presented at this amazing price last week, and response was so overwhelming that we had to get more in right away! A thrilling collection of dashing, These are not sale stockings in any sense of the word . . . they're regular Beverly numbers marked down for this special oceasion! Hosiery with an appeal to the woman who is to the best. Every i s i all silk, with picot tops . aring new styles in F C% 1 il c Sketched: Misses’ suit in black and oradle foot, Sizes 8% to 10. Order now, while they black, brown, navy, white. With the jacket on, a tailored Last, suits, well made and ideal for $5 | " p i the t on, : i the business and school girl to ] égreen and wine. 4 nn:':c ; without the jacket, a for- Mau and Phone Orde" Fuled wear this Fall. Black or navy. l‘f w.fll originally $25 - 20 $49.50. JUST 8 REMAINING SPRING SUITS Two and three piece Spring Black and brown, with bolero or hip-length jackets, and with crepe silk blouses, . smart French heels and Brooks Hats—Fourth Floor Brooks Dresses—Third Floor