Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1931, Page 19

== at 10:30 o'clock. g a costume powd with white acees- | & bouquet of white Carroll V. Jones, her ma- , tron of horor and only attendant, m in flowered crepe on a blue hmnmu with white accessories. . Jones was best man. A wedding uuum followed in the home of the started for & 2 gghil E'E 85; e 855" E% 5 of Augusta. i : | 5y | il o g'gi fr i e g i ,EEEE E 1 | i, * %5 5 fn | i g 3 § E EE I «fr N i 2 ~ ;z | ] T E y i fioi s?"‘ | e s?ggi HE i i Frices. . ... Dress and Sports COATS * 3 Formerly $49.75 4 Formerly $39.75 5 Formerly $35.00 " 6 Formerly $19.75 1 Formerly $79.75 2 Formerly $69.75 3 Formerly $59.75 13 Formerly $49.75 5 Formerly $39.75 visif her uncle, f flfl:' trade 's parents, after |is | $15.00 515 MISS HERMIONE 1. JOHN, ‘Who is expected to sail mb‘rmmthesulrl« cmnu’lnnr nflu in Madrid. is passing the month of 1 Neal is at Orkney Springs, Va., where shie will remain for the next two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam K. Lanman, . of Quantico, Va., are-at Wardman Hotel for a short tifpe. Miss ber of the Sorority, Streeks. & member of Phi Sigma and were extensively ent ing their stay on the North Shore. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harrison arrived 5|00 really ;| States u:"“"‘m Band. " | dark Alabama, mryhnflmdmomd Rogers of » | Missourl. i A. Kolster, from her home, in Palo Alto, Calif., ar- THE EVENING U.S. BAND TOPLAY FOR BICENTENNIAL Marinés’ Famous Musical Organization Will Further Historical Career. th ‘Marine h.nd traces its beflnmm to s drum-and-fife corps formed in | its x'm at the berlrgmul of °°E€': 'ashington’s own national career. Evel ll.nce its formal establishment by Con- in 1798, the Marine Band has rnished the music for every Presi- dent of the United States at official functions in the White House and on other state occasions. It lnlcht well be said that the cele- brated painting, “The Spirit of '7!" un!lm' every ome in of the original Unlted ‘Through of the Revolution, tthrvm to Yorktown, these bs.u:g.' of fifers and drummers did hrm“c work in munulnl':guthed n‘{t:nll: of ‘Washington's Te 5_the Continental Congress inions on_the issue of the war and the Marine Band accomplished marvels in mn!nhl.nlnf public morale and in he President Lincoln. One of the fhlights of its entire history is to have played before Abra- ham it ot”h?u“ on the Provides Famous Musie. Nellie Grant was married in the ‘When Washington g Federal City in 1m the Marines, already known “The President's Own,” went 'if-h the National Gov- ‘ernment. Its members still were sol- diers on military duty, with music merely their avocation, but President | som. John Adams gave new meaning to “The President’s Own” by orders to have the Marine Band appear at all officlal functions. first of these was the President's New Year reception in 1801, a custom followed by every succeeding President of the United | = President Thomas Jefferson, himself a musician and lover of music, so en- couraged the Marine Band that he may boat are Ml-chuem !m Mary- MODERNISTIC PERMANENTS The Fashionable Push-up NOTICE Old permanents restored with treatment with our new oil- u rizer and steaming ma- nes. Scalp treatments. New York Beauty Shop Mr. James Fraser of Roanoke, V&. has arrived in. Washington for an in- definite visit and is staying at the Po- tomac Park Apartments. Mrs. P. who came East rived here ahd s at Ward- 695 §gmme Dresses 100 finally reduced to these prices . . . wise shoppers are buying them. s S\t e vt icent 8] ‘Commission, ‘was written and launched ¢ |days' ashingion’s ITALY PLMIS FOR IDLE Improvements to Employ 100,000 During Winter. and Winter was announced today by the Italian government. The program provides for 17,000,000 work. The improvements will 100, men at a cost of 5 employ ,000 3 of $45,- s ‘They rallroads, Wkfiflfl plants, public 254 Rirther reconstruchion of the Vel e DRAPERY AND UPHOLSTERING ORDERS Taken Now at LOW SUMMER PRICES Delivered When Desired McDEVITT’S IMGMILW Dnonlonbhllll ONE OF WASHINGTON'S FNEST WOMEN'S APPAREL SHOPS Requires the services of ten young women from twenty to thirty years of age to sell during the busy season, and extra time, These types preferred , . o 1. Young business women to work from 4:30 P.M. to 6 P.M. each day and Saturday afternoons. 2. Youn‘ matrons with social contacts for extra time selling. 8. High school snd college graduates who are ambitious to secure permanent positions. Only those with background and intelligence to eon- tact high type clientele will be considered. Reply by letter, stating school or business experience, age, whether married or single, and any interesting facts about social, business, or educational background. ‘Address Box 319-B, Star Office WoobpwARD & LOTHROP 10™ 11™ F aND G STREETS Bring Out the Hidden Sheen in Your Hair Latest Dress Fashions Need Not Be High Priced *10 These two frocks are typical of the collection. The black canton crepe frock has Empress Eugenie lines, with wider, sloping shoulders and i trimmed with red, gold and green, of The Second Empire inspiration. The black satin frock shows the new, higher draped neckline of white satin and the many buttons on the sleeves are reminiscent of 1890. 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