Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1931, Page 18

SOCIETY. SOLIETY Mrs. Hoover Not Attendmg Openmq of President's Cup Regatta, but May Leave for RS. !OOV‘IR lul’ leave Wl.sh- ingten afternoon. Jowin her u&ull culwm ol M JSresident the week & f President’s w‘nw of nee.d Ry 91;:"‘ Py 1d; 'hkua g’:‘ugfl and her mnppy red wd vhh.e costume left a llon cm the vut oompmy 'ltnwlnx Edward Everett Gann; sister of and. Mrs, Davis Wis “auring entertained ts, es Mrs, | MnA wm.s. are Mrs, ng. Mrs. May Baline ipscomb, Dr. James Emery and Mr. and lln Arthur Condon, Mrs. Huntington’s yacht, the Meribel, has been the scene numerous l\mcheon and dinner parties in recent the 'nu Secretary of State, Mr. !Icnry nd the Secretary of the T 'EE ,'!H‘ig s eaé’!: seéé . | Bern, Mr. Ricl , | articles m “Bi Canadian N iver, Mrs. um;mj her stay in Washington, amznn during the | Wi ich Illlmpmb- ~ Topgrain Cowhide Brief Case| $9.95 Rapidan. E. C. For. Mul m R Sovle, Mr. ey X T g Moffat, lmt’ at th. lflh De- t after ses secre- tary of the unlud Switzerland, mzmnu m of the Polish eml ‘The Assistant Aw:mty General of the United States, Mr. Seth Whitely hflumflmfelm Mr. Samuel R. McKelvie, member th Federal Farm Board, has arrived in . from his home in Lincoln, Nebr., and is stopping 8t Capt. Hayne Ellis, U. 8. N, was holt & ;g:'hlu ‘.mdu p}lnm':rn?hu‘;" P Acton of the Mlnn Nayy, who is spend- iflll!.'dl’ln Ny vho Yo i aunt, Mrs. Loula Long lhfly"flu Temain until Y-hl! chu bl the Harse Show. Mr. and Mrs. Chappell are mulmnl thampt. o If Vermin Have Infested Your Mattresses —or Moths have gotten into RUGS or WOOLENS, let us send for them and give them our special process of FUMICATION It will not harm fabrics, but is DEATH TO ALL INSECT LIFE. The cost is most rea- sonable. Prompt _Collections and Deliveries Merchants Transfer and Storage Co. : 920-932 E St. && fl-7 Is No Substitute the Reason We Are Busy “That %5 The Modernistic Wave ~—for the woman wheo desires to be coiffed smartly and fashion- thy.:|n dv-y-“ desirable lhu-n —rii —ma rc- -top— push-up that needs -fl-u Regular luoo ) THE EVENING Academy, both a GWIIM wh ml‘fl' grer_Bundey et Point t. ura Wolcott Tu ulmont Park In New York an her parents some time next VI.‘ House for Season. Mrs. HunryD Flood of Washington & has leased a house in Winchester, Va., for the Fall and Winter seasons and | with her son and daughter will reside there. Mrs. Flood's daughter, Miss Eleanor Fleod, will attend Handley High School and her son, Mr. Bolling Byrd jwynn, in complimen! rooks. tl:e ‘::ulhur of the UHIM States Egypt and Iv’s Extraordinary To Find Such Values There's an air of real luxyry about each model, - a distinctiveness of _line in the new wrapped ef- fects, a richness in the new crepey woolens and pebbled weaves. eral usage of good loohll furs in trimming. Use Ney’s Budget You can own a Furirimmed Coat or anything else by buying on Ney's Budget Plan. dmlton.fl.ll 8%&Pa. Ave. NW. @ Park Free at the Capital Garage While Shopping Here o ILLUSTRATING A DISTINCTIVE 3-PIECE “PAULINA" KNIT SUIT Included in the enchanting collec. ;m o‘ "p.ufia‘" Suits and Frocks NE - piece, two - piece and three-piece Frocks, featuring charming new effects in Sheer Wool- ens, Thin Woolens and Knit Wools ... Browns, Blacks, Greens and Span- ish Tiles . . . Sizes 14 to 20. %1675 SKETCHED 18 ONE OF °* THE SMART NEW “RALEIGH" HATS AT $6.50 . THE WOMENS SHOP RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street + Normally $4 Genuine top grain cow- hu!e leather case with 3 e pockets, solid brass loc and straps all around. An unheard-of vilue, just in time for school. Nome on Without Charge ° GEKERS L1314 F Street NW. Speaal Crystal Stemware A Special Purchase Sale of goblets, sherbets and 9-ounce footed tumblers in this attractive crystal with etched Regularly, $6.75 Dozen DuLIN 2 MARTIN Connedticit Mr. and Mrs, Walter R. Tuckerman |, Mrs. Alexander Rodgers has returned fiowmmtmmdanmnthe et sea “'by " Capt. | tional to remain Miss ckerman is visiting at | Soar Neely, wil 5 ek, | B and Mrs. Will C. Gwynn will en?ermm at dinner filh evening for ir nue Harrison their house Miss Ilrlon .erdl.ne and Miss Foutac Jardine, whe is tes Min- 43 wad will Femaif Ji yesterdsy an ¥ udh:‘ came Fo zhxoufi ext Miss daughter of Mn Llonel Atwill, who P urchase Sale! (Continuation) Ivory body with fleur de lis P decoration. Smart square I Each Piece C Your choice of Vegetable Dishes, Gravy Cream Pitchers, Covered Sugar Bowis, sizes in Meat l’lltlnl—cvnylhl' in /.n " ot & wonderful saving. Seivice for 4 (22 pes)... $4.18 \\'-.fl ” =——Dulin & Marti American Porcelain shapes, Greatly underpriced. Boats, Creme Soups and Coupe Snn to form a set for 4, 6, 8 or more persons, \‘u’dw ; / 40c Each Ave. anal’ PARKING SERVICE—Connecticus Avenne Emtrance Temain over Sunday. R. P A. Mnul.y wldo' of flu late or guest to be (lun at Qmuao thh evening in Butler m“‘vm“fi'fi‘ g:“losmhht at mnen ‘will precede din- Iln.!'eebw\llufils 'ulmdvflul l.nd STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, f‘RIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1931. Fiood, will attend Shenandoah Valley “b'flmm'flluflw Mtnflnnfihuumm Howe, chairman of mnm»o-mmuuotm of "Wash- lndmu‘hnky!' - H-hn WANTED Tln Survko- in Wulhlto.‘D C Yearly nnmu. *-.;..‘!:- fllllll’l’ L. DAVII Multnemak Hatel, Smart Styles in Fall Frocks for School & Campus Also Adorable Frochs for Mother 6 Mother and Daughter will delight in this mar- velous selection of the newest and smartest Fall Frocks now being shown at the Vanity Shoppe. Strikingly beautiful—In Canton Crepes, Satins, Wool Crepes and Vel- vets wd Travel Tweeds—so sma: monotone and duotone effects. smartly distinotive and serviceable in GV aniry @ress cSrorre OPPOSITE THE WILLARD HOTEL 527 14th St. N.W. the Coat Sale lasts two more days... then regular prices.. buy tomorrow JRICH HAB RIS Krimmer Collar and Cuffs, $42 1214 F St. A Great Underselling Event! 500 FALL NEW HATS for Saturday Only Whether you prefer a Bicorne, Tricorne, Robin Hood, Page Boy or Empress Eugenie style . . . you will find the cleverest variations of it here in this extraordinary offering! Felts and velvets in newest shades . feathers to -dom them, largedfieadsizes, - - . with ostrich trimming or coque An exullmt ulocnon of Rizi Knowing What you want to know . * k3 - And expressing the new thought in fashions . . . with individual creations which aveid the bizarre while reflecting every worthwhile trend. Mimmry $8.50up - 29.50 up 59.50 up 59,50 up Sfl“l Coats G St., Between |1th and 12th ‘Many women think that Brooks is the nicest place in town for Saturday Shopping! They'’re nice enough to tell us dbout it, too! They tell us it’s pleasant . . . that everything is arranged for convenient shopping, that they like to patronize the beauty parlor and take lbookouto!tlnmreullungllbnry they like the spacious floors of coats ard dresses and hats; they like the conveniently arranged main floor with its accessories and underthings; they like our newly rearranged, up-and-coming shoe department; in fact they like Brooks! And here are some of the reasons why more than ever they'll llke shopping here tomorrcw_:‘ 4 . Wool dresses for the junior miss, with fur scarfs, - with pique trimming, with ndorable zipper fastening . . . many new styles at. . $18 Brooks Dresses, Third Floor « Sports coats in lovo.lz rugged tweeds, with lavi furs . .. sturdy mocoon, kolm- sky, northern coney), w Brooks I.n Second Floor « Fur coats that surpass any values wz have been able to offer in many years... priced at ............... $195 Broeks Coets, Second Floor « Satin blouses with long sleeves, Peter Pan or jabot col- lars, in white, eggshell, tearose, 34 to 4 Brooks Blouses, Main Floor « Fabric gloves 6 button mousquetairé and slip-on auntlets, some with new wide are cuffs, Fall shades Brooks Gloves, Moin Floor o New shoes in all the smart new leathers, styles, and heel heights, at our one extra- value price Brooks Shoes, Main Floor A Saturday Special HOSIERY Regularly $1.35 88c 8 PAIRS FOR $2.50 Full-fashioned sheer chiffons, in . » first quality, pure silk mfi for extra wear! In tahiti grita, gunmetal, tropique. Brooks Hosiery, Main Floor dull finish plaited soles mlom. ExmdAdmhm:l’rdwT luSir !